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Hidden throughout the chapters of Kana: Eternity
are Easter eggs. Expect to find some
inside jokes that you probably won't get. We put
them in there just for fun, and most of them will
probably be easy to find. But there'll be at least
a few that we'll try to hide really well. Plus,
it'll give you guys something to do to kill some time.
=P
Don't let the eggs distract you too
much from the story, though. We wouldn't want
people to miss parts of the story while hunting for
them. I'd try to look for them after you've read
the chapter at least once.
To make it kind of like a game, I'm
going to use this page to list the different eggs that
are hidden in each chapter. If you find one of the
hidden eggs, you can send me an e-mail and tell me what
it is and what chapter it's from. The location of
the egg will then be added to this page. The first
person to notify me of an undiscovered egg will also
have their name (real or alias) added next to it (you
can remain anonymous if you wish to). Typically, you will
know that you've found an egg if you see my logo
somewhere on the screen, but not every egg may have it
show. A chapter in
Bold has all of its easter
eggs discovered.
Obviously, J-Pop, Darkling, and
myself will not reveal the eggs since it'll ruin the
point of the game. But there might be one or two
that we'll point out ourselves if it's particularly
funny or hard to find.
EDIT on 07-20-2010:
Well, since nobody ever found the very last egg, I'm
going to just list it myself. It's been over a
year since the project was completed, so it's long
overdue.
Final Score:
bluedragonx - 23
Battousai9439 - 3
Coolmik - 2
Reza - 1
Zero - 1 (lul)
Needless to say, bluedragonx is the winner!
FATALITY!
WARNING : SPOILERS BELOW
Only view if you've read all
currently released chapters
Jump to a chapter :
Chapter 1 -
The Night of the First Farewell
Chapter 2 -
Forgotten Promise
Chapter 3 -
Encounters
Chapter 4 -
Dreams
Chapter 5 -
A Different Story So Far
Chapter 6 -
A Familiar Place
Chapter 7 -
Cherished Moments
Chapter 8 -
Spoken Feelings
Chapter 9 -
Eternity
Chapter 1 - The Night of the First
Farewell
Zero says:
"This one is a little harder
to find because it's hidden within a
translation. Unlike the other eggs, you
won't see it unless you actually click and hold
on it. As for the egg itself, 4chan
visitors should know about this joke. This
is one of the first memes that I encountered.
At first, I didn't understand it, but then I
found the anime that it was from. For
those who are interested, the anime is
Rozen
Maiden. Now it's just another stupid joke
that my friends and I use."
J-Pop says:
"In Rozen Maiden, if you
haven't seen it, this girl uses 'desu' after
nearly every single sentence. And with the
attention it received at 4chan, we would bug
each other with 'desu' a lot. It got to the
point where we just told each other to 'kill
yourself desu' or any variation of that."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero says:
"Everyone who has played the
game knows what I'm talking about here. I
may be joking around, but I was never going to
use that picture anyways. My hosting
service wouldn't allow it even if I wanted to."
J-Pop says:
"Don't worry everyone... I
wanted that picture too! I wanted everyone to
get a good image of thinking about your sister
naked in the shower. That could have left a good
scar in your head. ;)"
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero says:
"My brother and I drink a LOT
of soda, mainly Coke and Pepsi. So, of
course, we make Taka order one at the
restaurant. The egg implies what kind of
soda he's getting. But the question is:
which did he get? Coke or Pepsi?
*Gasp* How many licks does it take to get
to the tootsie roll center of a Tootsie Pop?
The world may never know..."
J-Pop says:
"A lot of soda? Our blood
runs on soda.
The Coca-cola song was (and
probably will always be) the best song for a soda
product. Much better than that Pepsi Ba ba ba
crap. Hmm... I wonder if irony will bite us one
day and our kidneys will fail after drinking so
much soda?"
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero says:
"This is a perfect example of
what Darkling and I had to deal with when going
over J-Pop's script. I told J-Pop that
Taka should really wait until he gets home if he
wants to start eating himself. And don't
get me started about the line with the stairs
and his shoes..."
J-Pop says:
"Yeah, well... this is why you
have editors. You know what you want to say, but
you tend to phrase it wrong or leave out
important words that build the sentence itself.
And just so everyone knows, I made sure
that
the readers knew where those shoes ended up. =P"
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Chapter 2 - Forgotten Promise
Zero says:
"Anime fans might recognize
where this is from. This is a reference to
Detective Conan, also known as Case Closed in
the U.S. Conan Edogawa is really Kudo
Shinichi, so when I saw Taka's friend this is
what popped into my head. It's a phrase
that Conan often uses, which means 'There is
only one truth'."
J-Pop says:
"In between writing Eternity
and the birth of my son, Shinichi was one of the
names that I was thinking of naming him. But in the
end we ended up naming my son Kenshin. But yes,
the name is most popular with Detective Conan.
And yes, Kenshin is probably closely associated
with Rurouni Kenshin in America (because that's
all they know)."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero says:
"I'm sure at least one of you
will recognize what is this making fun of.
For those who don't, it's from another PC
bishoujo game,
Ever17 ~The Out of Infinity~.
Coco called Takeshi 'Takepyon' throughout most
of the game. When Kyoko jumps out in front of
Taka and Yumi, I couldn't help but think of
Coco's voice saying it."
J-Pop says:
"Lol... I couldn't help but
think of Coco with this line, too. While playing
Ever17, I was writing Eternity and I guess
somewhere in the back of my mind, Coco's voice
came through. Not surprising since Coco is
the best character and story in Ever17."
Discovered by : Battousai9439
Zero says:
"Pretty self-explanatory.
Kyoko and Yumi put up a good front, but we all
know what was going on in their heads as they
introduced themselves. ;)"
J-Pop says:
"Yup... women will hate me,
but they love to nicely challenge each other–especially over a guy."
Discovered by : Battousai9439
Zero says:
"This is an inside joke.
My friends like to make fun of me because I love
to eat soup. It's my #1 favorite kind of
food. But since I eat so much of it, I
constantly get made fun of for all of the salt
that I'm consuming with it. Honestly, I
don't know why I sometimes encourage their
behavior. >_<"
J-Pop says:
"A question that Zero's friends
and I have wondered is: if we threw Zero into the
ocean, would he soak up all the water? If there's
ever a drop in the water levels of the Pacific,
you'll know who was at the beach that day.
;)"
Discovered by : Battousai9439
Chapter 3 - Encounters
Zero says:
"One of our favorite movies
from when we were kids. This is a line
from
Days of Thunder, a movie starring Tom
Cruise and Nicole Kidman about Nascar racing.
J-Pop showed me some clips on YouTube from the
film, so the movie was fresh in my head when I
made this one. Watching the movie now that
we're older, it was so unrealistic. But we
still love it when the racers put each other
into the wall."
J-Pop says:
"Sure the movie isn't
realistic, but who cares? Put that guy in the
wall. Winning is all that matters. Zero and I
could probably verse every line in that movie.
Sad... I know."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
-
When Taka, Kana, and Kyoko are
at the restaurant, click and hold over "unagi-don" to reveal
"Must have Beef Udon!!! YUUUMMM!"
Zero says:
"Basically another salt
reference, this part makes me think of
beef
udon. It's my favorite kind of soup
because Japanese food kicks ass. Just
thinking about it makes me hungry. *Drools*
Too bad I don't get to have it that often."
J-Pop says:
"Well... aside from the salt
jokes, Zero does eat a lot of soups... period. He
and I like the feeling of warm soup in our
stomachs (him more than me though). Every time
we're at a Japanese restaurant, I know what he's
going to get. Hell, you should see the bowl
of wonton soup that he'll order just for
himself. >_< "
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Chapter 4 - Dreams
Zero says:
"As bluedragonx adequately
put it: 'Oh, a sentiment shared by all
students.' Indeed, I'm sure that we've all
felt like this before. I didn't put many
eggs into this chapter, but when I was going
over this scene, this line made me think of a
4-hour class that I had to take. Jeebus,
I've never wanted to sleep so badly in a class
like that."
J-Pop says:
"All I have to say is that
I'm glad I'm done with school. Sucks to be you,
Zero =P"
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero
says:
"Most people will
probably be able to recognize the voice from the
sound clip. It's Homer from
The Simpsons.
The sound clip is just one of the many random
clips that I have on my computer. I used
it because I thought that it fit the situation
pretty well. At the very end of the
chapter, Taka sees Yuta and Kana together, and
he ends up running away distraught.
"At the time, we were
only up to Chapter 4, so Chapter 5 wasn't
available yet. The reader couldn't keep
reading to find out what happened next.
So, I could just picture someone reading Chapter
4 and saying, 'What's going on!?' just like
Homer here. And besides, I just think that
the sound clip is funny."
J-Pop
says:
"I LOLed so hard when I
heard this. It was exactly the kind of feeling I
wanted a reader to have at the end of chapter 4.
"A lot of people don't like
Yuta... in fact, almost everyone I know hated
Yuta (except for one girl, who wanted him and
Kana together. Eww). So, having him come out of
the blue and having Taka only seeing something
that he could only misunderstand was perfect to
get a reader riled up in the story."
Discovered by : Coolmik
Chapter 5 - A
Different Story So Far
Zero says:
"This is sort of an
inside joke for J-Pop and I. J-Pop could
never remember the name of the plant that Taka
gives to Kana in the game, so he had to ask me
several times. It got to the point where
he didn't even try to remember the name anymore.
He just kept referring to it as the 'Para Para
Plant'. And thus, the name stuck."
J-Pop says:
"Yes, I couldn't remember
what the name of the plant was. When I first saw
the plant name, I immediately referred its
spelling to
Para Para Paradise. So, whenever I
had to write the plant name, I always put 'Para
Para Plant' in its place. And I will forever be
haunted by my spelling."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero says:
"I love eating fortune
cookies at the end of a meal at a Chinese
restaurant, but they also bother the heck out of
me. I love actually eating the cookie; I
just hate most of the fortunes that come with
them. I get fortunes like, 'You will make
a long overdue decision in the near future' or,
'You will achieve the goals that you set in
life' etc. They're either really vague, or
they don't apply to me at all. And the
ones that say 'You and your wife will be happy
in your life together' are really stupid.
My mom has gotten that FOUR times. And I'm
pretty sure that my mom and dad didn't get
married just for the heck of it.
"I'd rather have the fortunes
be really specific about something. Most
of the time they won't match with you, but on
the rare occasion that they do, it'll feel like
the fortune actually has meaning for you.
Or even better, fortunes should refer to the
reader by name. The chances of being
opened by a person with that name are so slim,
but imagine if it happened to you. That
would be awesome!"
J-Pop says:
"What I actually want to see
in fortune cookies are good and bad fortunes.
Most of them are either good, vague, or a
warning of some sorts. Even though I know
fortunes aren't real, I would like to believe
them a little bit if I got some good ones and
some bad ones that said 'It's going to be rough
all day.' or something.
"And our mom is still waiting
for her 'wife' to appear."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero says:
"J-Pop and I actually
played
Chutes and Ladders when we were kids,
which is why this reference appears in the
story. But that's not the real joke.
In an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants,
SpongeBob and Patrick learn some bad words,
which they try to avoid saying. But when
they play a game of Eels and Escalators (which
is a clone of Chutes and Ladders), SpongeBob
keeps riding the eels downward. On his
last roll, SpongeBob will lose the game if he
rolls eels again. So, he furiously chants
'Escalators! Escalators!' and throws the dice.
It almost lands on escalators, but then flips
over onto eels, and SpongeBob shouts one of the
bad words. I just found that episode
funny, and it's what I thought of when I worked
on this chapter."
J-Pop says:
"I don't know the SpongeBob
reference (personally, I can't stand the show).
But, Chutes and Ladders was a childhood game for
Zero and I, so I had to put it in there. But I
would @#$% too if I got a chute."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero says:
"We grew up on
Nintendo
when we were kids, and we still play our old
favorites today. 'Nintendo-sixty four' is
slowly revealed, mimicking a video that can be
found on the internet. This kid is opening
his Christmas present, which turns out to be a
Nintendo 64. But he's so excited that he's
screaming at the top of his lungs, and the
person who created the video slowed it down
while the kid was shouting. Hearing the
kid slowly scream in a low voice 'NINTENDO-SIXTY
FOOOOOOOUR!' still cracks me up."
J-Pop says:
"Just YouTube 'Nintendo-sixty
four' and you'll see what we mean. Lol. I
remember, I think we were playing Smash Bros.
Melee, and some of us just got to shouting. I
think that one of Zero's friends shouted
'Nintendo-sixty FFFFOOOOOOOOUUUUUUURRRRRRRR'. I
LOL'ed so hard."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero says:
"I don't play them
anymore, but I played the
Pokemon games as a
kid. And of course, Pikachu was one of my
favorites. The Kana Little Sister game
actually refers to the pikachu doll, which was a
present from Taka to Kana. That's why I
hid an easter egg here. The actual joke
comes from a
Flash video that I saw on
Newgrounds. It basically sums up how
useful Magikarp was as a pokemon. In the
video, two trainers fighting each other both use
a Magikarp for their pokemon. The video is
an endless loop of the two trainers shouting for
Magikarp to use its splash attack, since that's
the only move Magikarp had in the early games.
And of course, splash does jack squat.
It's kind of like having a Metapod and Kakuna
fight each other when all they know is harden."
J-Pop says:
"I did throw in the Pikachu
because the doll was described in KLS. As for
Magikarp... well, SPLASH ATTACK NOW!!!"
Discovered by : bluedragonx
-
When Kana, Taka, and Kyoko are
having dinner together, click and hold over
"Survival Rally" to reveal "She ate the wall. She
ate it REAL good!"
Zero says:
"Anyone who has seen the
commercials that have the two turtles for
Comcast should get this joke. In one of
the
commercials, the male turtle is trying to
push his laptop farther away from his house to
test the speed of his internet connection.
He has trouble pushing it, and the female tells
him to push it harder. He snaps back at
her, 'You come push it! You push it REAL
good!' I found it hilarious, and my
friends and I constantly use the line as a joke.
It's funnier to hear us actually saying it,
rather than reading it, though."
J-Pop says:
"This has been a running joke
with us for quite a while now. It basically
replaced our 'desu', and we use 'Yeah, you got
it. You got it REAL GOOD.' or anything to that
effect."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
-
When Yuta invites Kana out to
eat, click and hold over "Pasta Pomodoro" to reveal
two red-highlighted P's. While on the same
screen, press the 'P' key on your keyboard twice to
reveal "Simply amazing. J-Pop you baka."
Zero
says:
"This is definitely my best
hidden easter egg so far. The first part
is easy, but I wanted to make everyone really
think about what the two highlighted P's meant.
And actually, you only have to press the 'P' key
twice when Yuta says his line to reveal the egg.
You don't have to click and hold over Pasta
Pomodoro first. That only gives you the
clue to the real egg. And whether you
close the egg by pressing the 'P' key again or
not, it'll disappear when you keep reading
through the scene.
"I just had to say what I did
because I was stunned when I first read this
chapter. J-Pop had thrown in a lot of
other references in this chapter, but geez.
Did he really have to use
Pasta Pomodoro?
For those who don't know, Pasta P is an actual
Italian restaurant, and their food kicks ass.
Also, they can add shots of vanilla to your
soda, which simply rocks. Our older sister
used to work at Pasta P for years, which is
where the reference comes from.
Regardless, I still found it a little silly to
use it in the story. But that's J-Pop for
ya."
J-Pop
says:
"Zero and I convinced
our sister to play KLS shortly after I had
finished playing it. At first, I was the
one who told her to play the game. But, it
wasn't until Zero also talked to her that she
was really convinced about it because when Zero
says that something is 'good', he really means
it. She did enjoy the game, but she thinks
that we're both crazy (more so me than Zero).
"So, this egg was mostly for
her because, as Zero mentioned, it's the place
where she used to work. If she reads
Eternity, she might get a little kick out of it."
Discovered by : Reza
Chapter 6 - A Familiar
Place
Zero
says:
"Older gamers will recognize
this one right away. If you don't, then
you missed out.
Star Fox 64 is an old, but
awesome game on the Nintendo 64. It was
one of my favorite games growing up. I
even bought it on the Virtual Console for my
Wii, just so that I could play it again.
"However, even though Star
Fox 64 was a great game, there were little
things about it that bothered me. For one
thing, even though Falco could actually help you
by killing enemy ships, he always got jacked up
really fast. So, you constantly had to
cover his ass. Slippy was completely
useless. Even though being able to see the
boss's health gauge was nice, it didn't help
with actually killing him. And Slippy
would always whine about not being able to shake
off enemy ships.
"But, probably the biggest
thing that bothered me was Peppy. It was
nice having him there to teach you the controls
when you were new to the game, but after that,
he just got annoying as Hell. Seriously.
He keeps giving you commands like, 'Press Z or R
twice to do a barrel roll!' or, 'Try a
somersault!'. He just wouldn't shut the
heck up. It got to the point where I'd
shoot him down myself just so that he'd have to
go to the garage for repairs. That taught
him to bark commands at me.
"Regardless, whenever I hear
the question of what someone should do, by
reflex I'll say, 'DO A BARREL ROLL!'. My
mind has truly been poisoned."
J-Pop
says:
"'Do a barrel roll' is
the universal answer to anything. It's
especially hilarious when you and your friends
are in a goofy mood and someone uses the word
'do' in the form of a question. Just quickly
respond with, 'DO A BARREL ROLL!'
"Whenever Peppy was under
attack and would ask for your help, I just
wanted to tell him to 'do a barrel roll' his
damn self."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero
says:
"This is one is more obscure.
Anyone who has watched the anime
Amaenaideyo!! or
Maburaho might
recognize this. Specifically in
Amaenaideyo!! because it happens more
frequently. During certain scenes where
something sexual or perverted occurs, this one
sound clip of a guy shouting, 'Ooooh yeah!
It's showtime!' plays. It's friggin'
hilarious. You have to hear the voice for
it to be really funny, though.
"So, when Miki suddenly shows
up, all I can hear in my head is that guy
shouting that phrase. Kana Little Sister
IS a bishoujo game, after all."
J-Pop
says:
"I have no idea what
this sounds like. The only 'showtime' I know of
is from Big O. But, I knew that wasn't the
reference. Maybe one day I'll know."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero
says:
"This egg is based off of
Newgrounds. It's a site where Flash
artists can upload their videos for other people
to watch and vote on. One of the things
that I've often seen is that the creator will
put the message 'Vote 5' somewhere in the Flash
video. When you as a user vote on the
Flash, you give it a score from 0-5. So,
it's obvious why some people put this message in
their video. Now, I don't really mind this
when it's hidden in some clever way like an
Easter Egg or something like that, but I don't
really like it when someone just blatantly
shoves it in your face.
"Getting back on track, I
just thought that it would be fun to hide this
kind of egg in this chapter. And, of
course, I added pressing the '5' key to make it
more interesting. It doesn't actually vote
on it, though. It's just meant to be for
fun.
"And, for those curious, yes,
I do have an account on Newgrounds. But,
no, I won't say what it is. Newgrounds is
what got me to learn Flash in the first place.
Without that site, I might not have ever created
the Flash for KFF or Eternity.
Nonetheless, I'd rather not reveal it. I
only have one video on the site, anyways.
It's the very first Flash that I created from
scratch. Even though it got a passing
score to stay on the site, it's not really worth
watching. Looking back on it now, I really
could have done a better job on it. Oh
well, it was basically a practice video.
But at least it got me into Flash."
J-Pop
says:
"Newgrounds is a great
site that's full of interesting Flash creations.
But, there are people that are just annoying,
and it shows in their Flash creations or
reviews. If it wasn't such a flaming site, I
would have liked to have had Eternity on
Newgrounds. But, considering what Eternity is
based from, it's probably best that it just
stays here.
"BTW everyone... Zero will do
whatever it takes for that one dollar. =)"
Discovered by : Coolmik
Chapter 7 - Cherished Moments
Zero
says:
"There wasn't any specific
reason for this egg. I just popped into my
head as I was writing my notes. Someday,
I'll make a calculator that can divide by zero.
Then it'll look like
this."
J-Pop
says:
"I've lol'ed so much at
'divide by zero'. It's just a running joke to
give someone a question that they can't
answer... and it's funny to see them try.
"I wonder why the 'great mathmaticians' so badly
want to solve the square root of a negative
number by making it imaginary, but they don't
care to figure out how to divide by 0. Oh well,
we'll all be sucked into a black hole when Zero
finds a way."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero
says:
"You have to be around our
generation's age to know this one.
Everyone should know who James Bond is, but I'm
pretty sure that not everyone knows about the
old cartoon series.
James Bond Jr. was the nephew of James Bond,
and he starred in a cartoon series that aired
back in the 90's. I actually can't really
remember much about the cartoon. It's been
so long since I've watched it. But for
some reason, when I read 'secret agents' in this
scene, his annoying line echoed in my head."
J-Pop
says:
"Not everyone (for the
most part) has heard of the cartoon series. But,
he says this line at least once in every
episode. It just kinda sticks with you."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero
says:
"You'll either get this one
right away, or you'll have absolutely no clue
about it. It's not a direct quote, but
it's essentially a line from this one video
where some guys dubbed over parts of an episode
of the
X-Men cartoon. The first time I saw
it, I laughed my ass off. It was one of
those videos that started out as just a joke,
but it quickly became popular over the Internet.
It has a lot of swearing in it, but I still
think it's hilarious. Once you've seen it,
you'll understand why this egg fit so well.
"Also, I haven't actually
seen the third X-Men movie, but I know that
there's a scene that makes a reference to this
video. It's amazing how a simple video can
turn into something so big that it gets
referenced to in a movie."
J-Pop
says:
"I still laugh everytime
I watch the video. It's my favorite line next
to, 'Not as long as I'm wearing these Jamaican
colors.'
"The line in the third X-Men movie was 'I'm the
Juggernaut, bitch!', which also came from the
dubbed video."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero
says:
"The Yan Yan is another
reference from our lives that J-Pop put into the
story.
Yan Yan is a Japanese snack food that we ate
a lot as kids. We still enjoy eating them,
too. For us, the sticks were always the
regular kind, but the dip came in two flavors:
strawberry or chocolate. The chocolate was
okay, but we always preferred the strawberry
flavored dip. I've tried the Vanilla
flavored dip, and it does taste good, but as the
egg says, it's gotta be strawberry flavored for
me.
"Also, this is one of the few
personal references that J-Pop put in the story
that actually makes sense. Taka is
in Japan after all, so it wouldn't seem strange
to eat a Yan Yan. Now, if only the other
references made sense... *cough* *cough*
Pasta P *cough*."
J-Pop
says:
"I have to concur with
Zero. We loved Yan Yans during our childhhood,
and we still love them today. I always thought
that I would love the vanilla flavor, but, for
some reason, there just doesn't seem to be any
other flavor that I want other than strawberry."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Chapter 8 - Spoken Feelings
Zero
says:
"I hadn't eaten all day when
I was working on this particular scene.
So, when Kyoko brought out the chicken stir-fry,
it made me really hungry. It also made me
think of a scene from the movie
Pleasantville. One of my favorite
scenes was when the father came home and didn't
get his
dinner for the first time. I thought
it was pretty funny."
J-Pop
says:
"ROFL... Zero gave you
guys the G-rated version. I'll tell you how this
line is really used:
*As Zero leave's J-Pop's
room*
J-Pop -
ZZZZEEEERRRROOOOOOOO...
Zero - What...? NO!
J-Pop - Come on... get me a
soda.
Zero - Make me dinner, bitch!
(or sometimes said 'Bitch, make me dinner!')
J-Pop - Make your own dinner.
Zero - Get your own soda.
J-Pop - But you're already
up.
Zero - Tough sh_t. Get
your lazy ass up.
From here on out, you can
continue the conversation with salt, lazy and
DIAF jokes. =)"
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero
says:
"I was mostly just messing
around with this one. It's like if I was
there in the scene, I'd try to tell Taka what
the secret ingredient is, but then Kyoko would
silence me. Permanently. o_0"
J-Pop
says:
"Silly Zero... Kyoko
wouldn't silence you. She's not even real. I'll
tell you guys. It begins with an 'L' and ends in
an 'E'. Give up? Well, it's L-
*BANG*
*ARGH*!... ... ..."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Zero
says:
"This is an egg that I've
been waiting to put in since the beginning of
the project. Like the Pasta Pomodoro and
Newgrounds egg, you don't have to click on the
word for the egg; it's just the hint. You
only have to type out the word 'eternity' to
hear the egg.
"The music clip that you hear
is from the song called 'Eternity' by Denise.
It's part of the album
Super Eurobeat 089. The Super Eurobeat
albums have awesome music, but it's not a genre
for everyone. My friends make fun of me
for listening to it, but I don't care. I
think they're awesome. The albums, I mean;
not my friends. Screw them. XD
"After I thought of the idea
to put easter eggs in the Flash chapters, I was
listening to my usual music. When this
song played, I thought it would be a perfect egg
to put in at some point. I just had to
wait for a good opportunity. J-Pop finally
gave me one, so I finally put it in."
J-Pop
says:
"I had to hold off from
using the word 'eternity' in the entire story
because I knew I wanted to use the word in the
final chapter. So, I can't even recall an
opportunity that Zero had to use this egg.
I also usually ramble in my author's notes, so I
don't know if he had any other chances to use
this egg."
Discovered by : bluedragonx
Chapter 9 - Eternity
Zero
says:
"I think nobody found this
egg because it wasn't in the first version of
Chapter 9 that we released. I
intentionally kept it out since we planned to
release a second version with all of the
endings. It's also a really hard egg to
notice, and even if someone tried to look for it
in the first version, they probably wouldn't
think to look again in the second version.
"Anyone who has played the
original Starcraft will recognize this line.
It's one of my favorite quotes from the Terran
Ghost unit. I thought the line would fit
perfectly with this chapter because Taka has
just revealed his biggest secret to Kyoko, and
now he has to deal with the consequences.
It's time for him to REAP THE WHIRLWIND!"
J-Pop
says:
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Discovered by : Zero
Last updated on
July 20, 2010 05:25 PM
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