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No notes exist to explain the presence of the statue in such an obscure location, however, in the later map [[Powerstation2]], notes can be found in the mushroom infested mine that document two people were hired by someone to look for a statue in the mines. The distance from this statue and the mine may insinuate that there are more statues like it similar in size and proximity to mushrooms.
No notes exist to explain the presence of the statue in such an obscure location, however, in the later map [[Powerstation2]], notes can be found in the mushroom infested mine that document two people were hired by someone to look for a statue in the mines. The distance from this statue and the mine may insinuate that there are more statues like it similar in size and proximity to mushrooms.


The only other reference to UGU is hinted by the bunker computer code, where the phrase "UKUR IS GOD", and if the reference table is accurate: "UGU (is) the underground world god (of the) mines". This could mean that UGU is a statue in the likeliness of the ancient Mesopotamian deity, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukur Ukur.] This can only be backed by its unnatural, demonic appearance.
One of the wasteland notes also reads:
 
'''GOD OF MINERS''
 
''STATUES''
 
''IN MINES'''
 
The only other references to UGU appear in Richard’s room in the Bunker. On the computer, the phrase "UKUR IS GOD", and if the reference table is accurate: "UGU (is) the underground world god (of the) mines", can be found. This could mean that UGU is a statue in the likeliness of the ancient Mesopotamian deity, [[wikipedia:Ugur_(god)|Ugur/Ukur.]] Based on the code, “UGU” may stand for “Underground God Ukur”.
 
Also in Richard’s room, the ceiling mural reads: ''"Underground God is dead. We need an answer! Live!"'' which also refers to UGU. This suggests a mystery surrounding the supposed “death” of UGU. This also connects UGU to the Machine through Mörkö, who is depicted prominently in Richard’s murals.


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