Tehutti

Tehutti was an Onu-Matoran¹ archivist. On Mata Nui, he worked as a miner.²

Notes

Tehutti was a veteran worker in the Archives of Onu-Metru. He dreamed of finding a treasure that would make his reputation.³

Tehutti was a veteran worker in the Onu-Metru Archives who thought of nothing but how to make the Archives more complete. Despite his hard work, he felt like he was not appreciated.⁴

Tehutti was an archivist. He was known to spend all of his time in the Archives. He spent his whole life down with the exhibits. Tehutti's pride and joy was an exhibit of a Kane-Ra bull in the first of the Rahi wings on the main floors. Tehutti had his own transport cart. Tehutti was always on about one piece of exhibit trivia or another.⁵

Ahkmou was a friend of Tehutti. Ahkmou once told Tehutti all about Nui-Jaga.^{5, 6}

Tehutti kept copies of Archive records in a cabinet in his home. Tehutti also kept his vast private collection of Metru Nui artifacts on a set of shelves in his home. These rare items came from all over the island.⁶

Tehutti used a transport cart to carry exhibits from one part of the Archives to another.⁶

On Metru Nui, Tehutti spent virtually all of his life working in the Onu-Metru Archives. He was a sensible, practical, hardworking Matoran, but he never received the recognition he felt was his due. When he found a Great Disk in the Archives, he became convinced that such an enormous discovery would make him famous. Instead, it got him trapped by Dark Hunters and almost killed by Rahkshi. He later agreed to help Whenua find the disk. As of mid-story year 2004, his whereabouts were unknown.⁷

Tehutti was pronounced teh-hoo-tee.⁸

Other Information

• Tehuti from the Mata Nui Online Game II: The Final Chronicle was Tehutti. The name was changed because the names from that game weren't cleared by LEGO's Legal Department.⁹
• The story team didn't postulate a Naming Day to explain the difference in spelling between the character's appearance in the Mata Nui Online Game II: The Final Chronicle and the 2004 story. They decided the difference in spelling was so minor and the role the Matoran played in the game was so minor that there was no point in explaining it.¹⁰
• Tehutti's name was spelled "Tehuti" in the Mata Nui Online Game II. This name was not legally approved and therefore not canon.¹¹
• Tehutti's packing art appeared on the cover of Archivaria, the Journal of the Association of Canadian Archivists (number 61, spring 2006). Greg Farshtey had been in contact with the people running the journal for some time, and they were thrilled that LEGO made an action figure of an archivist. Arrangements were made to provide them with packaging art to put on the cover.¹²