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[[File:Pokemon Stadium 2 cat Brawl.png|200px|thumb|A photo of a cat is hidden in a shack of [[Pokémon Stadium 2]].]]
[[Image:Easter Egg.png|300px|thumb|A cat can be seen in the ice stage of [[Pokémon Stadium 2]].]]


An '''Easter egg''' is a hidden surprise or trick. They are small surprises programmers add to the game for players to uncover, much like chocolate eggs in a real-life Easter egg hunt. Many Easter eggs are purely for entertainment. Some examples include hidden names or faces of programmers, references to other games, or messages for the player.
An '''Easter egg''' is a hidden surprise or trick. They are small surprises programmers add to the game for players to uncover, much like chocolate eggs in a real-life Easter egg hunt. Many Easter eggs are purely for entertainment. Some examples include hidden names or faces of programmers, references to other games, or messages for the player.
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==List==
==List==
===''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''===
===''[[Super Smash Bros.]]''===
*'''Blast line warning''': In {{SSB|Mushroom Kingdom}}, if one pauses and turns the camera all the way to the right or left, a black wall that says "DANGER" on it can be seen, which is appropriate as those areas are past the side blast lines. This also appears in ''Ultimate'', with the prohibition sign instead.
*'''Blast line warning''': In {{SSB|Mushroom Kingdom}}, if one pauses and turns the camera all the way to the right or left, a black wall with a saying "DANGER" on it can be seen, which is appropriate as those areas are past the side blast lines.


===''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''===
===''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''===
[[File:Menu C-Stick Melee.png|200px|thumb|The menu shifts if the C-Stick is rotated.]]
[[File:MenuCamera.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Rotating the C-Stick on the Menu]]
*'''Blast line warning''': The new {{SSBM|Mushroom Kingdom}} stage shares the offscreen "DANGER" signs as the previous version.
*'''Blast line warning''': The new {{SSBM|Mushroom Kingdom}} stage shares the offscreen "DANGER" signs as the previous version.
*'''Barrel Cannon message''': On the bottom of the [[Barrel Cannon]] trophy is the message "2L84Me", which previously appeared on a crate in [[mariowiki:File:Cranky Cabin DKC art.jpg|official artwork]] for ''{{iw|mariowiki|Donkey Kong Country}}''. When spoken, it sounds like "too late for me", referring to the usual [[KO]] after being shot from a barrel.
*'''Barrel Cannon message''': On the bottom of the [[Barrel Cannon]] trophy is the message "2L84Me". When spoken, it sounds like "too late for me", referring to the usual [[KO]] after being shot from a barrel.
*'''Sleepy time''': An Easter egg exclusive to [[Event 39: Jigglypuff Live!]], sleepy time will occur when the large screen in the background of [[Pokémon Stadium]] is centered on the player's {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}, and the player uses Jigglypuff's [[Sing]] attack. All three of the other Jigglypuffs will fall asleep, regardless of the distance from the player's Jigglypuff, for much longer than usual.
*'''Sleepy time''': An Easter egg exclusive to [[Event 39: Jigglypuff Live!]], sleepy time will occur when the large screen in the background of [[Pokémon Stadium]] is centered on the player's {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}, and the player uses Jigglypuff's [[Sing]] attack. All three of the other Jigglypuffs will fall asleep, regardless of the distance from the player's Jigglypuff, for much longer than usual.
*'''Yoshi's Island reflection''': [[Metal Mario]]'s trophy has a reflection of the {{SSBM|Yoshi's Island}} stage on [[Media:Metal Mario trophy reflection.png|its surface]].
*'''Yoshi's Island reflection''': [[Metal Mario]]'s trophy has a reflection of the {{SSBM|Yoshi's Island}} stage on its surface.<ref>http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=218225 Smash World forums thread that shows the texture used.</ref>
*'''Ganondorf's glowing eyes''': [[Ganondorf (SSBM)#Trophy_Descriptions|Ganondorf's trophies]], when viewed under certain lighting, have glowing eyes.
*'''Ganondorf's glowing eyes''': [[Ganondorf_(SSBM)#Trophy_Descriptions|Ganondorf's Trophies]], when viewed under certain lighting, have glowing eyes.
*'''Ceres Space Colony reflection''': The {{b|Metroid|creature}} trophy in ''Melee'' has a reflection on its shell of part of the {{s|metroidwiki|Metroid hatchling}}'s tank in the [[Media:Ceres Space Colony Metroid reflection.png|Ceres lab]] in ''Super Metroid''. This implies that the trophy is representing the Metroid hatchling.
*'''Ceres Space Colony reflection''': The {{b|Metroid|creature}} trophy in ''Melee'' has a reflection on its shell of part of the {{s|metroidwiki|Metroid hatchling}}'s tank in the Ceres lab in ''Super Metroid''. This implies that the trophy is representing the Metroid hatchling.<ref>http://smashboards.com/threads/yoshis-island-reflected-on-metal-mario.218225/#post-6527634 Smash World forums post that shows the texture used.</ref>
*'''Fox and Falco's Smash Taunt''': {{SSBM|Fox}} and {{SSBM|Falco}}'s [[Smash Taunt]] can be activated by pressing down on the [[directional pad]] for exactly one [[frame]] in ''Melee'' or pressing down taunt for exactly one frame in ''Brawl'' while playing as either character on the [[Venom]] or [[Corneria]] stages. A similar effect happens when Fox, Falco, or {{SSBB|Wolf}} performs the trick on the [[Lylat Cruise]] stage in ''Brawl''. As Corneria stage return in later appearances, Venom stage return in ''Ultimate'', and Lylat Cruise return in ''Wii U'' and ''Ultimate'', the easter egg is still intact.
*'''Fox and Falco's Smash Taunt''': {{SSBM|Fox}} and {{SSBM|Falco}}'s [[Smash Taunt]] can be activated by pressing down on the [[directional pad]] for exactly one [[frame]] in ''Melee'' or pressing down taunt for exactly one frame in ''Brawl'' while playing as either character on the [[Venom]] or [[Corneria]] stages. A similar effect happens when Fox, Falco, or {{SSBB|Wolf}} performs the trick on the [[Lylat Cruise]] stage in ''Brawl''.
*'''Onett Message Board''': In [[Onett]], the "[[Media:Message Board.jpg|Onett Message Board]]" can be seen if the player stands just to the right of the blue house, pauses and zooms out. It reads "Caution: A black van driven by this guy (seen in the picture right of the message) has been spotted racing recklessly through town. Be careful!". This is a reference to the Runaway Five's clumsy driving in ''{{b|EarthBound|game}}'' (which are a stage hazard in the stage). This also appears in ''Brawl'', ''for Wii U'', and ''Ultimate''.
*'''Onett Message Board''': In [[Onett]], the "Onett Message Board" can be seen if the player stands just to the right of the blue house, pauses and zooms out. It reads "Caution: A black van driven by this guy (seen in the picture right of the message) has been spotted racing<!--http://www.mariowiki.com/images/9/98/SSBM_Onett_Messageboard.png--> recklessly through town. Be careful!". This is a reference to the Runaway Five's clumsy driving in ''{{b|EarthBound|game}}'' (which are a stage hazard in the stage).
*'''Ball of rice''': Using a hacked camera, a rice ball can be seen behind a bush on the Onett stage in ''Melee''. It is unknown whether this is a secret or an oversight, although it is probably the former, because the rice ball remains intact in the stage's incarnation in ''[[Brawl]]''.
*'''Ball of rice''': Using a hacked camera, a rice ball can be seen behind a bush on the Onett stage in ''Melee''. It is unknown whether this is a secret or an oversight, although it is probably the former, because the rice ball remains intact in the stage's incarnation in ''[[Brawl]]''.
*'''Rotating C-Stick''': When on the menu screens, rotating the [[C-Stick]] in different directions will change the camera angle of the screen.
*'''Rotating C-Stick''': When on the menu screens, rotating the [[C-Stick]] in different directions will change the camera angle of the screen.
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===''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''===
===''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''===
*'''DS Lite''': In [[Trophy Hoard]] mode, a black DS Lite can be seen in a present box on the left, in the background with presents.
*'''DS Lite''': In [[Trophy Hoard]] mode, a black DS Lite can be seen in a present box on the left, in the background with presents.
*'''Cat photo''': In the Ice stage of [[Pokémon Stadium 2]], there is a poster of a white kitten inside of the shack in the middle. It was thought to be [[Masahiro Sakurai]]'s cat, before being [https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/509401397733761025 proven false on Twitter]. A calendar can also be seen on the door, but it's harder to see. The cat photo remains intact in ''Wii U'' and ''Ultimate''.
*'''Cat photo''': In the Ice stage of [[Pokémon Stadium 2]], there is a poster of a white kitten inside of the shack in the middle. It was thought to be [[Masahiro Sakurai]]'s cat, before being [https://twitter.com/Sora_Sakurai/status/509401397733761025 proven false on Twitter]. A calendar can also be seen on the door, but it's harder to see.
*'''Super Mario Bros. 3 song''': The Coin Heaven/World 5 (Sky)/Warp Zone song of ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' can be heard if one plays the music Peach dances to when she uses her Final Smash in slow motion.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-7tXbQRXBg A video of Peach's Final Smash song.</ref>
*'''Super Mario Bros. 3 song''': The Coin Heaven/World 5 (Sky)/Warp Zone song of ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' can be heard if one plays the music Peach dances to when she uses her Final Smash in slow motion.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-7tXbQRXBg A video of Peach's Final Smash song.</ref>
*'''R.O.B.'s base''': In R.O.B.'s grey {{SSBB|Palette swap}} (which is designed to look like his design out of Japan), the words on his base change from "Family Computer Robot" to "R.O.B. - Robotic Operating Buddy", which is the name that was used for the robot outside of Japan. Additionally, R.O.B. features an on/off switch on his back. It is still intact in R.O.B.'s subsequent appearances.
*'''R.O.B.'s base''': In R.O.B.'s grey {{SSBB|Palette swap}} (which is designed to look like his design out of Japan), the words on his base change from "Family Computer Robot" to "R.O.B. - Robotic Operating Buddy", which is the name that was used for the robot outside of Japan. Additionally, R.O.B. features an on/off switch on his back.
*'''[[Mr. Saturn]] texture''': If one looks closely, there is a sprite of Mr. Saturn hidden in the textures of the Metroid Assist Trophy in ''Brawl''. It is unknown why it was placed there.<ref>http://earthboundcentral.com/2009/10/hidden-mr-saturn-sprite-in-brawl/ EarthBound Central post that shows the hidden Mr. Saturn sprite.</ref>
*'''[[Mr. Saturn]] texture''': If one looks closely, there is a sprite of Mr. Saturn hidden in the textures of the Metroid Assist Trophy in ''Brawl''. It is unknown why it was placed there.<ref>http://earthboundcentral.com/2009/10/hidden-mr-saturn-sprite-in-brawl/ EarthBound Central post that shows the hidden Mr. Saturn sprite.</ref>
*'''Snake's Smash Taunt''': Using a method on [[Shadow Moses Island]] similar to the Star Fox secret taunt, {{SSBB|Solid Snake}} can contact his support team via [[Snake's Smash Taunt|codec]] and get information regarding his opponents.
*'''Snake's Smash Taunt''': Using a method on [[Shadow Moses Island]] similar to the Star Fox secret taunt, {{SSBB|Solid Snake}} can contact his support team via [[Snake's Smash Taunt|codec]] and get information regarding his opponents.
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*'''Smash soda''': The soda can in [[Distant Planet]] has the Smash Bros. logo on it.
*'''Smash soda''': The soda can in [[Distant Planet]] has the Smash Bros. logo on it.
*'''Wanted posters''': In [[Delfino Plaza]], some 'wanted' posters can be seen using a hacked camera.
*'''Wanted posters''': In [[Delfino Plaza]], some 'wanted' posters can be seen using a hacked camera.
*'''Sega message''': In the {{uv|Sonic the Hedgehog}} section of the [[Sound test]], four of the songs that appear are Scrap Brain Zone, Emerald Hill Zone, Green Hill Zone, and Angel Island Zone. While not in that particular order, what all these songs have in common is that they're from one of the three ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' games for the Sega Mega Drive. The first letter of each of these songs spells out "[[Sega]]", the company that owns the ''Sonic'' franchise.
*'''Boo texture''': In [[Luigi's Mansion]], the underside of the bed in the top-left room has a Boo texture. This should normally not be seen, so a hacked camera is required to view it. Likely, a texture hasn't been specifically applied for the underside of the bed, so it just used a random texture that happened to include a Boo face. It might also be a reference to how Boos hid in furniture in ''Luigi's Mansion'', or to the childhood fear of a "monster under the bed."
*'''Boo texture''': In [[Luigi's Mansion]], the underside of the bed in the top-left room has a Boo texture. This should normally not be seen, so a hacked camera is required to view it. Likely, a texture hasn't been specifically applied for the underside of the bed, so it just used a random texture that happened to include a Boo face. It might also be a reference to how Boos hid in furniture in ''Luigi's Mansion'', or to the childhood fear of a "monster under the bed."
*'''Rotating C-Stick''': The Easter egg from rotating the C-Stick in ''Melee'' returns in ''Brawl.''
*'''Rotating C-Stick''': The Easter egg from rotating the C-Stick in ''Melee'' returns in ''Brawl.''
*As [[Corneria]] and [[Onett]] return as stages, their corresponding Easter eggs are also included.
*'''Personalized victory poses''': When certain characters from the {{uv|Star Fox}} universe face each other in battle, their victory poses will often include a personalized message aimed at the other fighter. These are detailed at [[List of victory poses (SSBB)|this page]].
*'''Personalized victory poses''': When certain characters from the {{uv|Star Fox}} universe face each other in battle, their victory poses will often include a personalized message aimed at the other fighter. These are detailed at [[List of victory poses (SSBB)|this page]].
*'''Ways to play''': If a player has been waiting at the title screen for long enough, they will see a Wii Remote, a Wii Remote with Nunchuck, a GameCube controller and a Wii Classic Controller, along with the text that reads: "4 WAYS TO PLAY!"


===''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''===
===''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''===
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*'''[[Palutena's Guidance]]''': On [[Palutena's Temple]] in {{forwiiu}}, in a similar fashion to both the [[Star Fox Smash Taunt|Star Fox's]] and [[Snake's Smash Taunt]], Pit, Palutena, [[Viridi]], [[Dark Pit]] (only in his conversation), and [[Chrom]] (only in Robin's conversation) will engage in conversation when Pit is up against opponents.
*'''[[Palutena's Guidance]]''': On [[Palutena's Temple]] in {{forwiiu}}, in a similar fashion to both the [[Star Fox Smash Taunt|Star Fox's]] and [[Snake's Smash Taunt]], Pit, Palutena, [[Viridi]], [[Dark Pit]] (only in his conversation), and [[Chrom]] (only in Robin's conversation) will engage in conversation when Pit is up against opponents.
*'''Orbital Gate Assault Taunt''': While this stage has smash taunts like previous Star Fox stages, these conversations are only activated when no one is a Star Fox character. If every player holds either of the Z buttons when this stage is selected, the conversations are activated.
*'''Orbital Gate Assault Taunt''': While this stage has smash taunts like previous Star Fox stages, these conversations are only activated when no one is a Star Fox character. If every player holds either of the Z buttons when this stage is selected, the conversations are activated.
*'''Alfonzo's Train''': If one is playing as either {{SSB4|Toon Link}} and/or {{SSB4|Link}}, and has chosen the level [[Spirit Train]], Alfonzo will replace Toon Link as the conductor. This also the case in ''Ultimate'', in addition to {{SSBU|Young Link}}.
*'''Alfonzo's Train''': If one is playing as either {{SSB4|Toon Link}} and/or {{SSB4|Link}}, and has chosen the level [[Spirit Train]], Alfonzo will replace Toon Link as the conductor.
**In a similar manner, King Dedede will not appear in the background of Dream Land 64 if he is currently in the match.
**In a similar manner, King Dedede will not appear in the background of Dream Land 64 if he is currently in the match.
*'''Nintendo Headquarters''': The dollar bills used in [[Coin Battle]] have an image of Nintendo's headquarters in Kyoto, Japan on them.
*'''Nintendo Headquarters''': The dollar bills used in [[Coin Battle]] have an image of Nintendo's headquarters in Kyoto, Japan on them.
*'''Working Clocks''': The clocks in the background of [[Town and City]] and on the floor of [[Umbra Clock Tower]] show the time depending on the time set on the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U console.
*'''Retained Easter Eggs''': Several easter eggs from previous games exist. The 3DS version retains Fox & Falco's Melee Smash Taunt and Smash Soda. The Wii U version features Onett Message Board, the cat in the hut in [[Pokémon Stadium 2]], Flower abbreviation, Wanted Poster, Brawl Star Fox Smash Taunt, and Boo Texture. Peach's Final Smash still retains the hidden ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' song, and R.O.B.'s base changing depending on the [[Alternate costume|color]] used is retained as well; however, the former now is played at the default speed no matter if the game is in slow-motion.
 
===''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''===
*'''Nintendo 64 building''': In the city area of the [[Adventure Mode: World of Light#Overworld|Light Realm]], a building which resembles the [[Nintendo 64]] logo can be seen near the fence on the right. In addition, several other buildings resemble consoles or controllers made by Nintendo, including a Nintendo 64, a [[GameCube]], a [[Wii]], a {{iw|wikipedia|Wii Mini}}, a [[Wii Remote]], a {{iw|wikipedia|Game Boy}}, a {{iw|wikipedia|Game Boy Micro}}, a {{iw|wikipedia|Nintendo DS}}, a {{iw|wikipedia|Famicom}}, and a {{iw|wikipedia|Super NES Mouse}}. The same area also features [[Diskun]].
*'''[[Codec Conversations]]''': Alongside Snake, the Codec Conservations return as well. They only work on  [[Shadow Moses Island]], and act in a similar fashion to the [[Star Fox Smash Taunt]] and [[Palutena's Guidance]]. However, no new codecs were recorded for ''Ultimate'', and only work on characters that were playable in ''Brawl''. This causes several errors of the characters refering to the game being played as ''Brawl'' when it is not.
*'''[[Palutena's Guidance]]''': Returning from ''Smash 4'', Pit’s unique [[taunt]] makes an appearance in ''Ultimate''. Unlike the [[Codec Conversations]], new conservations were recorded for the characters returning from {{forwiiu}} that originally did not receive one, and every character not in the base roster of ''Smash 4'' (with the exception of all [[Downloadable content (SSBU)|DLC]] characters in Fighters Pass Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, who instead use the generic conversation that the [[Downloadable content (SSB4)|''Smash 4'' DLC]] characters had).
*'''Secret Message on [[Great Plateau Tower|The Great Plateau Tower]]''': After the pillar is destroyed and the soft platform appears, Sheikah text can be seen that [https://i.redd.it/yyyk0otoid611.jpg spells out] "Smash Bros." A similar Easter egg can be found on [[Temple]].
*'''Permanent [[Splattershot]] ink on [[Moray Towers]]''': When using [[Splattershot]] on Moray Towers, the ink from the Splattershot will stay on the stage permanently.
*'''Brick Road''': In Magicant, zooming inside Dungeon Man reveals Brick Road, Dungeon Man's original form.
*'''Personalized victory poses''': The returning ''Kid Icarus'' and ''Fire Emblem'' characters retain their personalized victory pose lines, while the ''Star Fox'' characters are given with re-recorded personalized victory pose lines. If [[Chrom]] wins against [[Lucina]] (his daughter), he might say, "Our bond is stronger than steel." in any of his victory poses, while female Robin can say "How can you protect Chrom if you cannot protect yourself?" if she wins against [[Lucina]]. Also, if [[Simon]] is facing against characters who use darkness ([[Ganondorf]], [[Dark Samus]], [[Ridley]]), but are not neccesarily villain characters ([[Dark Pit]], [[Bayonetta]]), he may simply say, "To darkness!" instead of "I vanquish the darkness!" in one of his victory poses. [[Sephiroth]] can also say, "I will never be a memory." in Japanese if he beats Cloud. This applies to all three of his victory poses.
*'''Working Clocks''': The clocks in the returning stages [[Town and City]] and [[Umbra Clock Tower]] again show the time depending on the time set on the Nintendo Switch console.
*'''Piece of Heart''': There is [[Media:Great Bay Heart Piece SSBU.jpg|a hidden]] {{iw|zeldawiki|Piece of Heart}} on [[Great Bay]] where it would be located in ''Majora's Mask''.


==References==
==References==
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*[[Wikipedia:Easter egg (media)|Wikipedia's article about Easter eggs]]
*[[Wikipedia:Easter egg (media)|Wikipedia's article about Easter eggs]]
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