Tutjak
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Tutjak is a soyjak variant used to depict Ancient Egyptians, traced off of a drawing from, evidently, Ancient Egypt, and a possible proto-proto-proto-proto-Neutralplier. It features a neutral expression, large, narrow eyes, a wide nose, and large ears (notably Massjak's ears).
Tutjak currently holds the record for being the 'jak that has the oldest reference image, with the original stone carving dating back to roughly 1330 BC.
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An early edit of him without the nasolabial folds
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Someone used to look like this
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kek do egyptsissies really oh no NO NO NO NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Snopes
- โ /soy/, post no. 18825039. 'toss. November 4, 2026. https://archived.st/soy/thread/18824636.html#18825039 (megalodon.jp)









