- [Narrator] Fortnite chapter three, a new map full of Easter eggs, and after two days of exploring, we have pieced together
most of the references and hidden details that
everyone just didn't notice. Ironically, the first Easter
egg isn't on the map though, and that is the mecha
team leader Easter egg. The biggest and most noticeable one on the entire island right
now is over in the ocean just west of Greasy Grove. Right off the coast of the island, you can see something huge in the sea, and if you look under the surface, you'll spot that this is actually the arm of the mecha team leader
from the final showdown. This is the same arm that was torn off during the live event in season nine. While it felt random at first, it turns out that during
that same live event, this arm was actually
thrown into the ocean, and it's been sitting here ever since. With a flip of the island, now we can finally see the arm again. I guess we're just still waiting on the rest of the robot though. But this is just the
beginning of a huge list of amazing Easter eggs in chapter three, starting with the battle
pass foreshadowing. It turns out that almost
every single outfit in this season's battle pass was actually leaked three months ago and no one knew about it. Yeah, Epic Games sent out a
survey to selected players and asked for their
opinions on skin concepts, and these five skins were in the survey. I can't believe it, this whole time, they were chapter three
outfits and we had no idea! But back to secrets that
are actually in game, we have the rockets Easter egg. Okay, there's an unnamed
POI over near the sanctuary named the Launch Pad
and has actually served as the first location this season for the storyline quests. If you've been keeping
up with your challenges, you might've been here and heard some dialogue
from The Scientist. What's cool about the Launch Pad is that it's filled
with seven missile silos that were probably the same ones that sent out the rockets in season X. And later in the season, we're apparently gonna help the seven launch more rockets from
this place for challenges and a bunch of other stuff,
which is kind of exciting, but it's not an Easter egg
if it doesn't blow you away, and that's where these
secret llama comes in. For years, coming across
a llama in Fortnite has been a super rare occasion that you just have to take advantage of, especially before they became alive. But now in chapter three, there's an extremely secret Easter egg that is perfect for any llama hunters. In fact, some have called one of the most overpowered Easter eggs on the entire list. At the edge of the small farm southwest of Logjam Lumberyard, you'll find the Lieutenant John Llama NPC, and just outside this farm in the fences, there's a loot llama
waiting for you to open. Get ready, this llama's
here every single match. This is a secret guaranteed llama, and it's the first time we've
ever had a 100% llama spawn in default Fortnite matches. And for lovers of chapter two season two, you're gonna be super excited when you see the Midas Easter egg. There is a single island on
the coast of the Fortnite map that holds a huge secret. If you head to this island, which is east of the Daily Bugle, you will realize it has
a single building on it. And if you go into this building, it turns out it's just a restaurant. No signs or anything, it's just a cool little fancy restaurant on the outskirts of the map. But it's when you look closer, things start to get interesting. If you look on the dinner tables, you will spot menus and napkins that say the letter M on them, which gets even weirder because when you go to the
pedestal at the entrance, there's a book that opens, and well, it's the exact book from Midas'
office during season two. This Easter egg could mean
that Midas has opened up his own restaurant on
the chapter three island, or at least one of his snapshots has. Either way, looks like we'll probably be seeing him again soon. And speaking of storyline characters, nobody's talking about it,
the red cube Easter egg. If you go to the new Jones' POI, you'll spot a few things like
how it's literally a society created by versions of John Jones, but there is an Easter egg in this place, which is huge and not a
single person has noticed. Over on one of the tables in this POI, you can find a miniature
version of the blue cube. You know, the cube that sacrificed itself to save us all during the event? Well, it's here, but we
are not focused on that. If you look next to this cube, you can see three die on the table. The first one is a purple
dice, then a golden one, and then a red one. Just like the real cubes,
we have purple Kevins, then the golden queen, so does this mean we're gonna see a red cube this chapter? I guess time will tell. But Easter eggs foreshadowing
the future of chapter three are all over the island
like the Marvel Easter egg. We have our first collab POI of chapter three on the island
and it is the Daily Bugle. And so with the Marvel POI, you gotta expect a lot of secrets and one of the biggest Easter
eggs in this whole place actually confirms some new skins which might be dropping this season. If you take a look at the
desks around the Bugle, they all pretty much look the same, except there is one single
desk in this entire building that is stacked with files
and newspaper clippings, and these have pictures of both the X-Men and Green Goblin on them. It is a bit random that Epic would add this into the game, or is it? The Green Goblin appearing in
this month's Spider-Man movie and X-Men characters
already being in Fortnite, we could see both Cyclops and Goblin come to the game later this season, and Epic already confirmed
this would be happening in the patch notes. And the Easter eggs get even better with the OG player Easter egg. Something we haven't
seen since chapter one is finally back in the game. You can find it over on
the beaches of the island. They are the Maui
Stonehenge from years ago and are a reference to the real
life ones on Easter Island. There's only one on the map right now, and it even has a ton of chests for you to loot if you go here, but only the most OG of players will remember Granny's
House from chapter one. It was this iconic house
on the top of the mountain on the original map, and
if you played back then, you'll recognize that place. Well get ready for the nostalgia to return because Granny's House
is back in chapter three and it's now in the desert. It looks more modern to fit
with the chapter three theme, but you know, it's an amazing Easter
egg for veteran players. And for people who want a great call back to chapter two instead, then we have the maze Easter egg. At the huge white house
near Shifty Shafts, there's a big maze in
the garden of this place, and if you make your way through it, you can see a ton of Easter
eggs referencing chapter two. There's statues taken straight
from Colossal Coliseum, especially the one with
Potassium Peels Skin on it. There's also a statue of a gnome to recognize the gnomes
escaping the island storyline that happened at the
very end of chapter two. What nobody has noticed though, is these Scientist's Easter egg. Okay, so last year we figured out that the Rock was the secret
voice actor of the Foundation, and we were all shocked
that we were right. But back then, we also
figured out that The Scientist was played by Joel McHale, who's known for playing
Jeff Winger in "Community." And so now with The Scientist being back in the game after two years, he has way more voice lines and is an actual NPC on the island. Well it turns out it comes
with a few Easter eggs. The most secret of these
is in his NPC description which claims that The Scientist has a brilliant engineer's
mind, dashing good looks, and also writes his own bios. As you can see, Epic wrote that The Scientist has dashing good looks, and this is actually a
reference to "Community" where Joel McHale's character was always known for
calling himself handsome and being the best looking
person in the show. An awesome Easter egg that hints perfectly at who voices The Scientist. But it turns out he's not the only NPC with some amazing Easter eggs. If you head to the Jones'
POI, it's pretty empty, there aren't that many
actual Joneses there except for a few. But if you go into one of the buildings, you'll actually be able
to head into the basement and spot Brainiac locked
inside of a prison cell. Seems that the Joneses wanted to include him in their society, but they didn't want
their brains to be eaten, so this is where he lives now. And on the other side of the map, if you head to Camp Cuddle, you can spot some awesome Easter eggs. There's a row of three
cabins next to each other, all with different colored roofs. The gray one belongs to metal team leader, as you can tell from the yellow
and black tape on the beds. Then the yellow cabin is filled to the brim with rubber ducks, which is kind of creepy,
but understandable, considering it belongs to Quack Bling. And then the third and final cabin is actually just the bathroom of the camp, but it is filled with
Deadpool related items. Turns out this one belongs to Cuddlepool, and the fact that it's the bathroom is it reference to
chapter two, season two, when Deadpool was hiding in
the Agency's bathroom cubicles. Now that is pretty funny,
but what none of us expected was the return of the shrinking chair. One of the biggest, or I guess smallest
Easter eggs of chapter two was a chair in the middle of the map that would shrink every single week until it got so small,
you could barely see it. We were all invested
with the shrinking chair and knew it'd probably never be seen again once chapter three brought us a new map, except turns out it wasn't true. Keynet players have discovered
that the shrinking chair has actually been reincarnated as a sofa and actually has three
chests in front of it. Now that is a way to make
more people pay attention. Maybe the sofa will start
shrinking every week as well. We got to keep an eye
on this one for sure. But nobody knows about
the Mystique secret. At the very end of chapter
two in the final item shop, Epic Games actually put the OG chapter one
default skins in the shop, and then when chapter three came around, we got entirely new defaults. Right now, the only default
skins you can use in the game are the OG ones and the new ones. That means the chapter two
skins are gone forever, except maybe not forever. Yeah, turns out Epic Games actually forgot to
update Mystique's emote, which means if you have her, you could be one of the
only people in the world to use the chapter two
default skins again. Her emote will give you the skins, so you might want to use this
one before it gets fixed. But it's not just the current map that has a ton of Easter eggs or even some in the
chapter two finale event that almost no one picked up on. During the event cinematic,
we were all blown away when the Foundation was
revealed as the Rock and the entire island
literally flipped upside down. But this event was packed with Easter eggs like how John Jones
actually references Han Solo when he first grabs the pistol. They pose in the exact same way, and this is either a neat reference or a tease from Epic
that we might be getting a Han Solo skin in the future, and at this point, you never know. We also had Easter eggs from the Foundation because
he's played by the Rock. The animators just couldn't
resist from adding a reference to the iconic eyebrow raise. And he does it just before he puts his helmet back on in the event. And then at the very end of the finale, we watched the island completely flip over and then we're left stranded for a day. This is obviously a homage to
Titanic's famous ending scene where the boat sings in a
similar fashion to the island, and then Rose is left on one
piece of debris in the ocean waiting to be saved. But for way less subtle references, we have the "Gears of War" Easter egg. On the island, there's
actually a concrete blockade hidden in Logjam Lumberyard that has the "Gears of War"
logo spray painted onto it. It's hard to spot if you're
just running around the POI, but with a little detective
work, you can find it, and this is an Easter
egg obviously teasing the upcoming "Gears of War" collab that'll have challenges and skins that you could see in the trailer. But it's not as cool as
the Agency Easter egg. Okay, there has been one piece
of concept art for the Agency that has been haunting us for years now. This painting originally
showed up in the Agency itself when it was first released
almost two years ago and has appeared in a few other locations throughout chapter two. You can even spot it falling off the wall in the season five trailer, and it turns out this concept art has even followed us
to the new map as well. Yeah, you can find it at the Jones' POI leaning beside a tree, and
the most confusing part? It is actually indestructible. Yeah, for some reason you
can't destroy the thing no matter what, it is super weird. But to wrap it up, our final Easter egg. The chapter three map
feels really different and it might be down to a single reason. Since day one of Fortnite, all the way from chapter one season one to chapter two's finale, we have had Pleasant Park
and Retail Row on the island. They have never been off the map. Sure, they've had changes
like Retail becoming Mega Mall or Pleasant turning into Doom's Domain, but they have never been removed. That is until now, rest in
peace, Pleasant and Retail. This is the first time they've ever been removed from
the map, and I got to say, I'm gonna miss 'em. It's gonna feel really weird
without them on the map, but you know, it's important to move on. Besides that, I guess we do have Greasy and Tilted coming back. Anyways, it's been Tommy, hope you guys are enjoying chapter three, and keep it here on Top5Gaming.
