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| − | [[File:Nessie.jpg|thumb|A Nessie]] |
+ | [[File:Nessie.jpg|thumb|A Nessie.]] |
| − | '''Nessies''' are Loch-ness monster plushies that are scattered around [[Kings Canyon]]. |
+ | '''Nessies''' are green Loch-ness monster plushies that are scattered around [[Kings Canyon]]. They are a recurring Easter Egg from the ''Titanfall'' series. |
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+ | Nessies became popular among players and different variations of them have appeared as [[Charms|weapon charms]] and depicted on [[Badges]]. [[Wattson]]'s {{Epic|Easter Egg}} emote leaves a Nessie after it is completed. |
== Easter egg == |
== Easter egg == |
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| − | Ten |
+ | Ten Nessie plushies are hidden across Kings Canyon. Hitting one of them will produce the message "A Nessy Appears..." in the obituaries in the top right corner of the screen. Discovering and hitting them all in a certain order will cause a giant Nessie to briefly appear in [[King's Canyon|Swamps]], along with the message "A Nessy Surfaces!". |
| − | There are also multiple |
+ | There are also multiple Nessies around the [[Firing Range]] map, including a family of four Nessies on a ledge. These plushies will not trigger an Easter Egg upon hit. |
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| + | [[Olympus]] also hosts a various number of Nessies and, similar to the Firing Range, hitting them won't trigger an easter egg. |
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== Lore == |
== Lore == |
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| − | The Nessies scattered around Kings Canyon were said to be left there by [[Wattson]], who |
+ | The Nessies scattered around Kings Canyon were said to be left there by [[Wattson]], who grew up in the arena as a kid. |
| − | Multiple Nessies also make appearances in |
+ | Multiple Nessies also make appearances in almost every cinematic, although their canonicity is debated. |
== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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<gallery> |
<gallery> |
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| − | File:Nessy map.jpg|A map of |
+ | File:Nessy map.jpg|A map of the Nessies' locations and their correct sequence to trigger the giant Nessy easter egg in {{ItemLink|Season 1}} [[King's Canyon]]. |
</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | *Despite seemingly being genderless, the official Apex Legends Twitter account refers to Nessie as female.<ref>https://twitter.com/PlayApex/status/1293233890669166592</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/PlayApex/status/1326246874660048896</ref> This is because the Loch Ness Monster has always been referred to as a female in Scottish folklore. |
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| + | *It was previously consistently spelled as '''Nessy''', and it is also still referred to as Nessy even during the Kings Canyon easter egg. Recent appearances of it spells it '''Nessie''' however, which is also the spelling used by the developers. |
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| + | == References == |
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[[Category:Easter eggs]] |
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Revision as of 16:59, 31 July 2021
A Nessie.
Nessies are green Loch-ness monster plushies that are scattered around Kings Canyon. They are a recurring Easter Egg from the Titanfall series.
Nessies became popular among players and different variations of them have appeared as weapon charms and depicted on Badges. Wattson's Easter Egg emote leaves a Nessie after it is completed.
Easter egg
Ten Nessie plushies are hidden across Kings Canyon. Hitting one of them will produce the message "A Nessy Appears..." in the obituaries in the top right corner of the screen. Discovering and hitting them all in a certain order will cause a giant Nessie to briefly appear in Swamps, along with the message "A Nessy Surfaces!".
There are also multiple Nessies around the Firing Range map, including a family of four Nessies on a ledge. These plushies will not trigger an Easter Egg upon hit.
Olympus also hosts a various number of Nessies and, similar to the Firing Range, hitting them won't trigger an easter egg.
Lore
The Nessies scattered around Kings Canyon were said to be left there by Wattson, who grew up in the arena as a kid.
Multiple Nessies also make appearances in almost every cinematic, although their canonicity is debated.
Gallery
A map of the Nessies' locations and their correct sequence to trigger the giant Nessy easter egg in
Season 1 King's Canyon.
Trivia
- Despite seemingly being genderless, the official Apex Legends Twitter account refers to Nessie as female.[1][2] This is because the Loch Ness Monster has always been referred to as a female in Scottish folklore.
- It was previously consistently spelled as Nessy, and it is also still referred to as Nessy even during the Kings Canyon easter egg. Recent appearances of it spells it Nessie however, which is also the spelling used by the developers.