Yeeti[1] (singular Yeetus) are obstacles in Fall Guys. They were first introduced in the Season 1 (Legacy) mid-season update, eponymously named "Big Yeetus and Anti-Cheatus".
Obstacle description[]
Yeeti are special Rotating Hammers that appear in the air. Their design is mostly based on the Season 1 (Legacy) version. Its head and handle have gold, yellow, and pink stripes, while its faces have gold stars on them. Two types of Yeetus exist:
- Big Yeetus: The more well known type, commonly referred to as simply "Yeetus".
- Lil' Yeety: A tiny type featured as a hidden object.
Big Yeetus[]
The Big Yeetus's initial in-game appearance.
Big Yeeti can be used to launch players (and sometimes objects) to faraway distances, if hit at the right time. They spin much faster than other Rotating Hammers and initially took the appearance of a Rotating Hammer in-game; however, their design was updated later.
Due to the new physics introduced in the Fall Forever Update, it is much more difficult to be launched far by a Big Yeetus. Players should jump or dive as soon as they touch one to be launched farther. Doing so at just the right frame will keep players from being in a knocked-over state, allowing them to move much faster in the air. Since a frame-perfect dive is very difficult, many Big Yeeti that were previously helpful in completing a level faster are no longer recommended.
While the Big Yeetus is not yet available in Fall Guys Creative, it is commonly recreated with a Rotating Hammer, which has a Speed setting that can be set to "Yeet". Their hitboxes are different from Big Yeeti and generally launch players farther. This can be seen at the beginning of the final section of 
Spooky Slingers.
Big Yeeti only appear in alternate versions of levels, and they always appear in Big Yeetus Tour and The Yeetus Clan Trials.
Dizzy Heights[]
In 
Dizzy Heights, a Big Yeetus may appear right before the jump in the last section. It is recommended only in the main version with the large Spinning Plates or the version with the large Rotating Beam.
The Big Yeetus in an agreeable variation of Dizzy Heights.
Door Dash[]
In 
Door Dash, a Big Yeetus often appears at the bottom of the Cliff Platform, after the last row of Doors. Players should be careful as to not be hit backwards while falling, especially in the variation with the Flat Blizzard Fan.
The Big Yeetus in Door Dash.
Fall Mountain[]
In 
Fall Mountain, a Big Yeetus may appear right in front of the final Conveyor Belt. Players can use it to be launched to one of the side platforms or, in the luckiest case, be launched without ragdolling to grab the Crown.
The Big Yeetus in Fall Mountain.
Freezy Peak[]
As of Season 4.5 Dave, a Big Yeetus is positioned right before the two Blizzard Fans required to access the upwards spiral path in 
Freezy Peak. It can help players bypass the gap more easily.
The Big Yeetus on Freezy Peak.
Fruit Chute[]
Two Big Yeeti are almost always present at the very beginning of the Conveyor Belt in 
Fruit Chute. Players and fruit alike may be saved and launched fowards, preferably onto a Bumper wall to save time.
One of the Big Yeeti at the end of the belt in Fruit Chute.
Gate Crash[]
As of Season 5.fun, a pair of Big Yeeti may be found above the final slime slope on 
Gate Crash. It may launch players over the Gates.
The Big Yeeti in Gate Crash.
Knight Fever[]
An alternate version of 
Knight Fever features a Big Yeetus in-between the Holey Half-Pipes at the very beginning. Players can dive off of it to reach the first checkpoint; otherwise, they should angle their fall to land on one of the Holey Half-Pipes.
A pair of Big Yeeti is also found before the Thicc Bonkus section, on the sides of the Bowl Platform.
One of the possible locations for Big Yeetus in Knight Fever.
Roll On[]
As of Season 4.5 Dave, 
Roll On may feature a Big Yeetus underneath the second to last section, allowing players to skip a portion of the level if properly used. Since this Yeetus is harder to spot than other Yeetus locations, this Big Yeetus is rarely known about; adding the difficulty that is needed to time such a far down hammer, as well as lower launch distance with the current physics, this Yeetus is likely the least used in the game.
The Big Yeetus in Roll On.
See Saw[]
A Big Yeetus may appear in the final section of 
See Saw, right as the final checkpoint platform splits in two.
The Big Yeetus in See Saw.
Ski Fall[]
In an alternate version, two Big Yeeti may appear before the first Hoop wheel in 
Ski Fall. This may offer a better opportunity to go through the middle golden ring, if players can avoid being knocked over.
The Big Yeeti in Ski Fall.
Skyline Stumble[]
As of Season 4.5 Dave, 
Skyline Stumble may feature a single Big Yeetus just below the Forcefield bridges section, as well as two Big Yeeti just before the final wall with the Flippity Bippities.
The two Big Yeeti in Skyline Stumble variant.
Slime Climb[]
During Season 2 (Legacy), a Big Yeetus was added at a dead point of the last section in an alternate version of 
Slime Climb, just before the last two slopes at the top of the course. Due to the current physics, it is strongly advised to not be hit by this Big Yeetus without a dive.
The Big Yeetus in Slime Climb.
Tail Tag[]
Four Big Yeeti may appear in alternate versions of These variations have been vaulted.
Tail Tag. Each Yeetus has an independent chance of appearing.
A Big Yeetus in Tail Tag.
The Slimescraper[]
As of Season 5.fun, A Big Yeetus can be found on corner 3 on 
The Slimescraper.
The Big Yeetus in The Slimescraper.
The Whirlygig[]
In 
The Whirlygig, a different type of Big Yeetus may appear: this Big Yeetus does not rotate in the direction of the course, but from left to right. It can hit players in the section before the Spinning Blade, but can be easily avoided by passinalong the sides.
This Big Yeetus is only used to deter players in The Whirlygig
Tip Toe[]
An alternate version of 
Tip Toe (which is currently always selected) presents Big Yeeti under the level. If a player fails, the Yeetus may save them and launch them forwards.
Unlike most Big Yeeti, the one on Tip Toe is initially hidden under the stage and must be uncovered.
Treetop Tumble[]
As of Season 5.fun, three Big Yeeti may appear on 
Treetop Tumble.[2] A pair of them may appear on either side of the first water section, and another may appear after the first section of Lily Pads.
One of the possible locations for Big Yeetus on Treetop Tumble.
Clan of Yeetus[]
Clan of Yeetus featured exclusive variants of a few levels with dozens of Big Yeeti.
The Yeetus Clan Trials featured a challenge where players needed to get hit by thirteen Yeeti while playing this game.
The Yeeti used in Clan of Yeetus. Seen here in Wall Guys (named Wall Yeet in this show).
Lil' Yeety[]
In the Season 2 (Legacy) mid-season update, a smaller Yeetus has been introduced, called Lil' Yeety. They are much tinier than a Fall Guy, but they have the same appearance as the big ones and rotate instead.
Dizzy Heights[]
In Dizzy Heights, a Lil' Yeety can be found under the left ramp in-between sections 1 and 2. Be careful as you can fall off the edge very easily from here.
Egg Siege[]
In 
Egg Siege, a Lil' Yeety can be found under the center red Drawbridge. This Lil' Yeety is harder to spot during the Thicc Bonkus variation. Careful camera placement is required to snap a picture during this variation. This is the most commonly found Lil' Yeety.
Hit Parade[]
In 
Hit Parade, a Lil' Yeety can be found next to the left, yellow beam in the bottom part of the first section.
Team Tail Tag[]
In Team Tail Tag, a Lil' Yeety can be found in the top corner of the underside of the yellow team's bridge. Players should be careful in not staying for too long as to not get their tail stolen.
The Whirlygig[]
In The Whirlygig, a Lil' Yeety can be found behind the fan after the second section. The conveyor belt is raised allowing for a small opening.
Gallery[]
For this subject's image gallery, see Yeetus/Gallery.
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Promotional artwork for Clan of Yeetus -
Promotional artwork for The Yeetus Clan Trials -
Fall Guys Creative sprite seen when publishing a Level -
Key art for the Mobile release
Trivia[]
- The Yeetus's name comes from the slang word "yeet", meaning "to throw especially with force and without regard for the thing being thrown".[3]
- There are currently no Yeeti in any levels introduced after Season 5 (Legacy).
- Ski Fall is the only non-COURSE based map to feature a Big Yeetus.
- Fall Mountain is not classified as a COURSE level, either, and contains a Yeetus variation; however, it is a COURSE-based FINAL level.