Neek was a spy in the Volta rebels. He was captured by Nationalist forces and sent to Caucasus in 7 ABY
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| - Neek ist eine hellgraue Ratte. Sie ist ein Gegner in verschiedenen Spielen der Donkey Kong-Serie und gilt als bissig.
- Neek was a spy in the Volta rebels. He was captured by Nationalist forces and sent to Caucasus in 7 ABY
- DaiMon Neek was a 24th century Ferengi individual who disliked paying taxes. Because of his avoidance of official costs, he did most of his business in the Gamma Quadrant under the table. In the year 2380, he had scheduled a meeting with the Karemma businessman Vogusta in the Gaia star system. (TNG novel: Q & A)
- Neeks are rodent-like enemies that appear in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest as regular enemies, replacing Gnawties of the previous game and preceding Sneeks in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!.
- Bei Neek handelt es sich um eine hellgraue, bissige Ratte, welche als Gegner einiger Spiele der Donkey Kong-Serie vorkommt.
- Neek is an enemy in the game Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest where they can be found on Crocodile Isle. These enemies don't do much as they just walk back and forth all the time. They also are rather weak as they can be defeated by any type of attack from Diddy and Dixie. These enemies succeed the Gnawties while Sneeks succeed from Neek as they all behave the same. Neek is the most common enemy in the game and is also the first one seen as it first appears in the level Pirate Panic in the world Gangplank Galleon.
- Neek is a character appearing in Might and Magic: The Dreamwright. Shortly before the start of the novel, he arrived from the Hub to join King Herstad's staff. Diligence described him as a tall, gaunt, unsmiling man with a pointed chin and a gray skullcap.
- Neeks were reptilian herbivores, averaging at about thirty centimeters in height, indigenous to the planet Ambria. They were non-sentient, and could often be seen congregating in flocks of about half a dozen, banding together for protection against the larger, carnivorous creatures, such as the Hssiss. Neeks served largely as food for these animals, though they did have an effective defense mechanism in the form of their lack of long amounts of sleep. They needed only two or so hours of sleep per day, allowing them to replenish their strength in shifts. Although they were generally pleasant creatures, neeks were known to be extremely paranoid and scatty, though this was also used to other's advantage: they were often used by scouts and explorers when venturing into new territories. The nee
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