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Puzzle Room - Kirby: Planet Robobot

2025-05-28T01:26:43Z

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|title = Puzzle Room - Kirby: Planet Robobot
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|maker = Le Ruse Bird (published by SiIvaGunner)
|type = [[YouTube]] video
|date = June 19, 2016
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'''Puzzle Room - Kirby: Planet Robobot''' is a [[shock video]] that was initially uploaded to [[YouTube]] by Le Ruse Bird, published by SiIvaGunner, and later re-uploaded by Happy Happy Cultist. It is one of the most infamous rips made by SiIvaGunner.

Like most SiIvaGunner videos, the video disguises itself as a normal video with the song "Problem Solver" from the 2016 Nintendo 3DS game ''[[wikipedia:Kirby: Planet Robobot|Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'', but with a twist. Around halfway through the video, annotations displaying the Russian words "да" (meaning "Yes") and "нет" (meaning "No") appear on the screen, referencing the infamous [[Felix the Cat (Game Over)|bootleg Felix the Cat game's Game Over screen]]. Clicking "да" leads to the music video for the song titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gY1AHjq1y8 Russkij Pusski] by Swedish artist [[wikipedia:Jonny Jakobsen|Jonny Jakobsen]] (under his Carlito alias), while clicking "нет" leads to a picture of a screaming baby with [[Harlequin Fetus|Harlequin-type ichthyosis]]. A hand then slowly approaches the нет button, clicks on it, and then a still image of the baby from the video, with the ''Hypernova Yourself'' filter from the Nintendo website, appears alongside the words "Игра окончена (the game is over)."

== Controversy ==
The video was eventually deleted by SiIvaGunner after one of the members of his channel, Le Ruse Bird, uploaded it without permission, resulting in severe backlash. SiIva later uploaded an apology video and temporarily removed Le Ruse from the group, and re-added them a week later, stating "because I'm damn good" when asked why.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOZrNk4iWKk SiIvaGunner's Apology video.</ref>

Le Ruse then uploaded the video to his channel, Happy Happy Cultist. However, the video was later re-uploaded to SiIvaGunner's channel, but with a twist. Clicking "нет" instead led to an Obama conspiracy video, and if the user waited for the hand to click "нет," they would get "beaned" with a loud version of the song "You Guessed It" by OG Maco. This version was later deleted due to a community guidelines violation.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3Pr8tFsBlE 123zc1's Explaining video.</ref>

Additionally, there were parodies of the Puzzle Room video made by the same uploader, including a funny flute cover of the song. Happy Happy Cultist also made a parody of the original video, where clicking "нет" would lead to an explicit sex video, while clicking "да" led to another Carlito song. Another Puzzle Room video existed, featuring a mashup of "Problem Solver" from Kirby: Planet Robobot and "My Sharona" by The Knacks.

Later, a rip remixing the continuing theme from the previously mentioned ''[[wikipedia:Felix the Cat (video game)|Felix The Cat]]'' bootleg with Kirby: Planet Robobot's instruments was re-uploaded to SiIvaGunner's channel. After the song loops twice, the options "да" and "нет" appear, and clicking "да" leads to a ''[[wikipedia:Tetris|Tetris]]'' rip with a mix of Russkij Pusskij, while clicking "нет" leads to a crude and mangled MS Paint drawing of Kirby with the face of the harlequin baby appearing later in the video. These constant references to the Puzzle Room incident caused some fans to lose trust in SiIvaGunner.

Another rip named "Puzzle Room (Rhythm Code) (Alternative Mix) - Kirby Planet Robobot" was made as a parody of the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl1iUiogbmc When you're throwing a party and a bunch of fat bitches show up]" meme, with the words "party" replaced with the logo and "bunch of fat bitches" replaced by a stretched version of the "нет" option. The rip was made in celebration of the SpongeBob SquarePants 25th Anniversary event<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqdZ3gJfznM</ref>.

Puzzle Room was and still is considered one of the most controversial topics in the SiIvaGunner community. The video was used in the partially lost [[2016]] screamer, which resulted in additional popularity. This made the user [[User:DiscoverGuy1999|DiscoverGuy1999]] and his community upload videos with "да" and "нет" options, though not annotations, since YouTube removed the feature.

== References ==
<references />

== Links ==
NOTE: The following video contains [[graphic content]]!
* '''Original version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=eaZKR8ucPnE
** '''Permalink:''' web.archive.org/web/20240501145303/litter.catbox.moe/n2a5zw.mp4
* '''Alternative version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=VMOp1a7KTz8
* '''Happy Happy Cultist version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=zC3qbERuQns
* '''Poorly drawn version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=tkLHT1BZ7fs

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Puzzle Room - Kirby: Planet Robobot

2025-05-28T01:25:54Z

Dnkakusei:

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'''Puzzle Room - Kirby: Planet Robobot''' is a [[shock video]] that was initially uploaded to [[YouTube]] by Le Ruse Bird, published by SiIvaGunner, and later re-uploaded by Happy Happy Cultist. It is one of the most infamous rips made by SiIvaGunner.

Like most SiIvaGunner videos, the video disguises itself as a normal video with the song "Problem Solver" from the 2016 Nintendo 3DS game ''[[wikipedia:Kirby: Planet Robobot|Kirby: Planet Robobot]]'', but with a twist. Around halfway through the video, annotations displaying the Russian words "да" (meaning "Yes") and "нет" (meaning "No") appear on the screen, referencing the infamous [[Felix the Cat (Game Over)|bootleg Felix the Cat game's Game Over screen]]. Clicking "да" leads to the music video for the song titled [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gY1AHjq1y8 Russkij Pusski] by Swedish artist [[wikipedia:Jonny Jakobsen|Jonny Jakobsen]] (as Carlito), while clicking "нет" leads to a picture of a screaming baby with [[Harlequin Fetus|Harlequin-type ichthyosis]]. A hand then slowly approaches the нет button, clicks on it, and then a still image of the baby from the video, with the ''Hypernova Yourself'' filter from the Nintendo website, appears alongside the words "Игра окончена (the game is over)."

== Controversy ==
The video was eventually deleted by SiIvaGunner after one of the members of his channel, Le Ruse Bird, uploaded it without permission, resulting in severe backlash. SiIva later uploaded an apology video and temporarily removed Le Ruse from the group, and re-added them a week later, stating "because I'm damn good" when asked why.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOZrNk4iWKk SiIvaGunner's Apology video.</ref>

Le Ruse then uploaded the video to his channel, Happy Happy Cultist. However, the video was later re-uploaded to SiIvaGunner's channel, but with a twist. Clicking "нет" instead led to an Obama conspiracy video, and if the user waited for the hand to click "нет," they would get "beaned" with a loud version of the song "You Guessed It" by OG Maco. This version was later deleted due to a community guidelines violation.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3Pr8tFsBlE 123zc1's Explaining video.</ref>

Additionally, there were parodies of the Puzzle Room video made by the same uploader, including a funny flute cover of the song. Happy Happy Cultist also made a parody of the original video, where clicking "нет" would lead to an explicit sex video, while clicking "да" led to another Carlito song. Another Puzzle Room video existed, featuring a mashup of "Problem Solver" from Kirby: Planet Robobot and "My Sharona" by The Knacks.

Later, a rip remixing the continuing theme from the previously mentioned ''[[wikipedia:Felix the Cat (video game)|Felix The Cat]]'' bootleg with Kirby: Planet Robobot's instruments was re-uploaded to SiIvaGunner's channel. After the song loops twice, the options "да" and "нет" appear, and clicking "да" leads to a ''[[wikipedia:Tetris|Tetris]]'' rip with a mix of Russkij Pusskij, while clicking "нет" leads to a crude and mangled MS Paint drawing of Kirby with the face of the harlequin baby appearing later in the video. These constant references to the Puzzle Room incident caused some fans to lose trust in SiIvaGunner.

Another rip named "Puzzle Room (Rhythm Code) (Alternative Mix) - Kirby Planet Robobot" was made as a parody of the "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl1iUiogbmc When you're throwing a party and a bunch of fat bitches show up]" meme, with the words "party" replaced with the logo and "bunch of fat bitches" replaced by a stretched version of the "нет" option. The rip was made in celebration of the SpongeBob SquarePants 25th Anniversary event<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqdZ3gJfznM</ref>.

Puzzle Room was and still is considered one of the most controversial topics in the SiIvaGunner community. The video was used in the partially lost [[2016]] screamer, which resulted in additional popularity. This made the user [[User:DiscoverGuy1999|DiscoverGuy1999]] and his community upload videos with "да" and "нет" options, though not annotations, since YouTube removed the feature.

== References ==
<references />

== Links ==
NOTE: The following video contains [[graphic content]]!
* '''Original version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=eaZKR8ucPnE
** '''Permalink:''' web.archive.org/web/20240501145303/litter.catbox.moe/n2a5zw.mp4
* '''Alternative version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=VMOp1a7KTz8
* '''Happy Happy Cultist version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=zC3qbERuQns
* '''Poorly drawn version:''' youtube.com/watch?v=tkLHT1BZ7fs

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Kikia

2025-05-22T00:22:58Z

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|imagecaption = "''How long haven't you..... Taken a look at the sky and daydreamed.....''"
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'''Kikia''' was a [[Flash]] [[animation]] created by an unknown user, but was first posted on a Taiwanese service called Kimo by ''Netspooky'' in early 2002. Kikia is remembered as one of the earliest screamers to have existed on the internet. It was also regarded as the first of its type to become widely spread especially on different [[websites]]. As such, Kikia was an integral step towards kickstarting the [[screamer]] trend that would scare the internet senseless.

==Background==
The early 2000s was a significant time for the internet. With an increased number of users and websites coming into the scene, so too did the horror scene. Websites such as "[[Scary For Kids]]" and other related media started to pop up and create whole communities of fans within the horror genre. However, while scary images and urban legends became the standard for them, the idea of a video or animation whose sole purpose is to scare unsuspected viewers as they were lulled into a state of serenity had not been done yet.

Enter Kikia, a flash animation that did exactly what was previously stated. Though, it started small as it first appeared on Kimo, a blogging service in Taiwan. Aside from Kimo, it also began as a prank sent through chain mail similar to how [[The Maze]] did it. Over the next few weeks after its official posting, it garnered much attention from both Taiwanese and even Chinese denizens of the web. By 2004, Kikia would eventually be shown to the western world where it also gained popularity.

While the reactions towards Kikia were mixed, its novelty was praised. Noticeably, westerners reported that they were more scared of it because it is in a language that they can not even read, to begin with. Yet, others ended up being more confused than scared especially when they were wondering what was the purpose of it. Either way, Kikia still managed to remain popular on the internet due to it being the first of many [[screamer]]s to come.

== Overview==
The animation begins with a still of a crudely drawn boy sitting on a patch of grass looking at the sky. Two lines of Chinese text appear letter by letter that read, "''是否已經很久..... 沒仔細看看天空.....''", translating to "''How long haven't you..... Take a closer look at the sky .....''" The view then changes and shows the boy walking down what appears to be a city street lined with simple buildings with two more lines of text displayed saying "''走在街上.......... 你看到.......''", translating to "''Walking down the street.......... You see.......''" Then, a flashing picture of a ghastly being with white eyes and an open mouth pops up accompanied by a loud scream (see Trivia in the first section). After the screamer, the yellow text "'''Kikia'''" appears, thus ending the flash animation.

==Variations==
''Kikia'' has also been parodied by many internet users, mainly from Newgrounds to Scratch.

In 2002, [[Newgrounds]] user BurritoClock uploaded the first and earliest parody of ''Kikia'' titled "[[Clockkia]]" showcasing a Radish Clock seated on a plain hill. The [[[animation]] then presents RaspberryClock strolling down the street with his companion, Burrito Clock. In the following scene, a close-up of Strawberry Clock appears, with the same scream as in the original ''Kikia''. After that, the animation displays the word "ClockKia" in yellow text.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=kUu-L6maHDo</ref> The animation is based on Clock Crew, an internet community that had been recognized in the early days of Newgrounds.

On November 24, 2007, user SarahhhhSANTI uploaded the first [[YouTube]] parody of ''Kikia'' to the platform, titled "Caroline Kikia." It features two crudely drawn pictures of a stick figure going on a picnic with a girl singing in the background. At this moment, an image of the girl screaming appears.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=QMG-JuEcwFM</ref> Unfortunately, this version is currently lost.

''Kikia'' parodies would found their way to another platform, [[Scratch]]. One instance is Jigglykia, a Scratch animation that starts off by portraying the Pokémon character [[wikipedia:JigglyPuff|''JigglyPuff'']], seated on a lawn and looking at the sky, accompanied by the text "take a lay down, and forget your worries." It then shifts to a frame of Jigglypuff strolling down the street, followed by an image of a poorly drawn monster with a wide-open mouth, accompanied by a loud echoing scream. The animation concludes by displaying the title.<ref>scratch.mit.edu/projects/306051848</ref>

Another Scratch animation employing the sample of ''Kikia,'' titled "Blue's Clues: If you are mad," transitions to Blue from the 1996 Nick Jr. show [[wikipedia:Blue's Clues|''Blue's Clues'']] on a gray rock with the text saying, "Take a lay down and forget your worries." Subsequently, it shifts to Blue on a street with the text saying, "Or take a stroll down the street." However, it then transitions to a Roblox character, accompanied by a loud scream used in [[Liquid Generation]], before concluding with the traditional Liquid Generation sabotage jingle.<ref>scratch.mit.edu/projects/358833845</ref><ref>web.archive.org/web/20230505145609/files.catbox.moe/uk3lo6.sb3</ref>

There exists a version on Discord that replaces the jumpscare with the beginning of the [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/josh-hutcherson-whistle-edit Josh Hutcherson "Whistle" Edit].<ref><nowiki>https://files.catbox.moe/lqefmr.mp4</nowiki></ref>

==Gallery ==
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small" position="center" captionalign="center" bordersize="small">
File:Kikia.jpg|First scene: "是否已經很久..... 沒仔細看看天空....."
File:KikiaScene2.png|Second scene: "走在街上.......... 你看到......."
</gallery>

=== Showcase video ===
[[File:Kikia (censored).mp4|320px]]

==Trivia==
*The image used for the jumpscare is a screenshot of the ghost of Koji Ogata from the survival horror video game ''[[wikipedia:Fatal Frame (video game)|Fatal Frame]]''.
*Throughout the first half, an instrumental version of "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgN-qN7Au-Q First Love]" by Hikaru Utada plays softly.
*It is unknown what "Kikia" means. However, the closest information is that it is a name of Japanese origins meaning "[https://japanese-names.info/first_name/kikia/ beautiful princess]."
*Some alternative versions replace the screamer with internet memes at the end, For example; The screamer was replaced with [[wikipedia:Rick Astley|Rick Astley]] - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ Never Gonna Give You Up], and the catchphrase "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" from ''[[wikipedia:Monty Python's Flying Circus|Monty Python's Flying Circus]]'' (season 2) episode ''[[wikipedia:The Spanish Inquisition (Monty Python)|The Spanish Inquisition]]'', instead of ''Fatal Frame''.
==References==
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==Links==
NOTE: The following [[animation]] contains a [[screamer]]!
*'''Original link''': <s>home.kimo.com.tw/netspooky/kikia</s>
*'''YouTube version''': youtube.com/watch?v=smwLC6fuo8c
*'''Rick roll version''': youtube.com/watch?v=Firz_16rHlc
*'''[[Albino Blacksheep]]''': albinoblacksheep.com/flash/kikia
===Other mirrors===
*albinoblacksheep.com/mp4/kikia(www.albinoblacksheep.com).mp4
*'''RAW .swf''': albinoblacksheep.com/swf/prank/kikia(www.albinoblacksheep.com).swf
*'''[[MJBDiver]] version''': web.archive.org/web/20050210063356fw_/fdoi.co.uk/scaryswf/kikia.html
*eddy.com.cn/rc/kik.html
*fetchfido.co.uk/games/kikia/kikia.htm
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Call of Duty Zombies Secret Screamers

2025-05-21T23:50:39Z

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|title = Call of Duty Zombies
|image = CoD 3ARC Zombies Logo.jpg
|maker = Treyarch, Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games, Activision(Publisher)
|type = Video game
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'''Call of Duty (COD)''' is a popular first-person shooter video game franchise, published by Activision and created by Treyarch, Infinity Ward, and Sledgehammer Games. The series includes games set in various time periods such as World War II and the Cold War, and is available on all major gaming platforms. Since the release of Call of Duty: World at War in 2008, the franchise has featured a game mode called "Nazi Zombies" (now just known as "Zombies") which appears after players complete the campaign. This game mode has become a staple of the franchise, appearing in every game since Advanced Warfare. In recent maps, developers have included secret "screamers" as hidden easter eggs.

==Call of Duty: Black Ops II==
===Mob of the Dead===
In the Call of Duty franchise, the DLC map "Mob of the Dead" features a hidden screamer that can startle players. By using a sniper rifle and heading to the roof of the prison where a plane is located, players can witness fireworks going off to the far left. If they zoom in with the sniper rifle while standing at the edge of the roof, a green face resembling the one from [[ВИD of Doom]] will suddenly appear on the screen, accompanied by a high-pitched scream. This screamer only happens once and is unique to the player who zoomed in. Another unintentional jumpscare can occur with the map's boss zombie "Brutus". Every few rounds, Brutus will spawn and lock down perks for players. He will give a hint of his arrival by the sound of a cell door closing and an ominous sound before he suddenly appears, screaming with light omitting him. If the player is close to one of his spawn points, Brutus may spawn and scream in front of them, particularly in solo play.

=== Origins ===
The 4th DLC map of Call of Duty Black Ops II, titled "Origins", features a jumpscare easter egg that is similar to the one found in "Mob of the Dead". If the player has a sniper rifle, heads to the Pack-A-Punch area, and zooms in on the church located on the right-hand side of the Pack-A-Punch machine, a damaged skull will suddenly appear and scream, filling the screen. The skull appears to be heavily damaged and has a reflection in one of its eyes. This screamer can still be accessed on the Call of Duty Black Ops III DLC "Zombies Chronicles".

== Call of Duty: Black Ops III ==
=== Shadows of Evil ===
There is another jumpscare easter egg, similar to those found in the "Origins" and "Mob of the Dead" maps. To trigger this jumpscare, the player must have a sniper rifle and be near the boxing gym. They must then equip the sniper and zoom into the cargo ship, where a zombified version of Edward Richtofen, the main character from previous maps, will suddenly appear on the scope and emit a loud high-pitched scream.
=== Zetsubou No Shima ===
Zetsubou No Shima features a screamer that occurs randomly only during co-op play. The screamer involves the appearance of a teammate's clone, which can appear as either a stationary figure or a seemingly genuine player-controlled character with the same character model and Gamertag above them. If the real player gets too close to the clone, it will grab them, its eyes and mouth will turn bright red and it will let out a loud scream before exploding. This screamer has been known to scare players due to the convincing appearance of the clone, adding an element of surprise to the gameplay experience.

== Call of Duty: WWII ==
=== General Jumpscares ===
Call of Duty: WWII is a first-person shooter video game released in 2017, and features a Nazi Zombies mode that relies heavily on jumpscares. In contrast to previous games in the franchise, which had jump scares as easter eggs, the mode in this game incorporates them frequently. The jumpscares in the game include zombies suddenly dropping down from above with a loud scare chord when the player is running through a hallway. In the game's base map "The Final Reich", players can activate their own jumpscare early on in the game. By looking down a manhole near one of the valves (before they're activated), a zombie will jump up along with a loud scare chord before disappearing.
== Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII ==
In the fourth installment of the Black Ops saga, Treyarch bought back some screamers in the zombies game mode again.

=== Blood of the Dead ===
One such screamer can be activated in the game's "Blood of the Dead" base map, featuring the Shadowman character from Black Ops III. To trigger this jump scare, the player must equip a sniper rifle and head down the catwalk. Once off the catwalk, near the Swordfish weapon buy, the player must aim down the scope and look in a specific direction. If done correctly, the player's screen will suddenly be filled with a close-up image of the Shadowman's tentacled face, accompanied by a loud scream effect.

=== Classified ===
In the Black Ops pass exclusive map "Classified", players have the opportunity to encounter a parody jumpscare based on the "Last Gen Richtofen" meme. This meme originated from the low-quality model of the character Edward Richtofen in the Xbox 360/PS3 versions of Black Ops III. To activate the screamer, players must use a sniper rifle to zoom in on a flashing light outside "Groom Lake". This parody screamer utilizes a sting sound effect from the Black Ops campaign mission "U.S.D.D.", where protagonist Alex Mason hallucinates about shooting former President John F. Kennedy.

=== Dead of the Night ===
In the first DLC map of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Zombies, "Dead of the Night", a unique screamer can be found that does not require a sniper rifle. In the "wine cellar" area, there is a bright blue glowing crystal on a table that can be interacted with. Upon interaction, the player will begin to teleport, similar to previous maps, to a different location. However, sometimes the teleportation will be interrupted by a screamer. During the teleportation, there is a chance that a portrait of a calm young woman will appear, but a few seconds later it will transform into a demonic version and fly at the camera while screaming.

=== Alpha Omega ===
In the third DLC for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Nuketown returns with a new screamer easter egg that once again requires the use of a sniper rifle. To trigger this jumpscare, the player must go to the greenhouse and head to the top floor balcony, where they will need to stand near the stairs and scope around in the surrounding desert to find an A.D.A.M mannequin. Suddenly, a bloody skull with electricity emitting from it will fill the screen and scream for a second before fading away. Another screamer can occur if the player buys Galvaknuckles off the wall and punches the heads of every single one of the mannequins on the map. Once this is done, a mannequin will spawn next to the Pack-A-Punch machine. Punching the head of this mannequin will trigger a sudden jumpscare of a smiling mannequin's face with a scream.

=== Tag Der Toten ===
The final DLC of the video game Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 features two unique jumpscares in its zombies game mode. The first jumpscare involves a Margwa creature from the Black Ops 3's Shadows of Evil map. To trigger it, the player must find a piece of paper with the message "Margwa isn't real, Margwa can't hurt you" written on it, located at the Forecastle. Upon finding it, a picture of a Margwa head screaming will suddenly appear, referencing the popular "X isn't real, x can't hurt you" meme. The second jumpscare can be found near the lighthouse where a Hermit man named Pablo is located. Normally, he can only be seen in silhouette, and players had expressed their curiosity about his appearance. Treyarch, the game's developer, responded by making him into a jumpscare. To trigger it, the player must use a sniper rifle and aim at the top of the lighthouse. If the player remains scoped when the light passes their scope, Pablo's screaming face will appear instead.

== Call of Duty: WarZone (2019) ==
In October 2020, the popular free-to-play first-person shooter game Warzone introduced a limited-time mode called Zombie Royale as a part of its Halloween update. In this mode, players who died would respawn as zombies and had the opportunity to revive themselves by killing other players and collecting syringes. Along with this update, a random jumpscare was added to the game. Normally, players could find loot crates scattered around the map containing weapons, health kits, and other upgrades. During the Halloween event, if a player opened one of these crates, there was a chance they would trigger a loud and startling jumpscare accompanied by a flashing image of a portrait, ghost, or zombie that appeared on the screen for approximately three seconds before disappearing. This has since been removed following the end of the Halloween event and backlash from the community.

== Call of Duty: Black Ops: Cold War (2020) ==
Jumpscares return in the latest installment of the Black Ops saga.

===Die Maschine===
In Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, the first map "Die Maschine" features two jumpscare easter eggs, both involving an on-fire zombie, that were seemingly added in the first update to the game. The first jumpscare occurs when a player hits the Mystery Box and is lucky enough to receive a Ray Gun. Upon collecting the weapon, an inferno zombie will suddenly jump out of the box, scream at the player, and attack them. This jumpscare can also occur in two fake-outs, where the player spins the box and receives a Ray Gun, but as they go to collect the weapon, it is revealed to be a rabbit or nothing, and the inferno zombie jumps out at them. The second way of triggering the inferno zombie jumpscare is to complete the scorestreak easter egg by shooting floating zombies in the Dark Aether. If the player fails to shoot the final zombie in a specific time window on the final step before collecting their weapon, the Inferno Zombie will suddenly jump up, scream like the Mystery Box screamer, and attack the player.

==== Outbreak ====
In the season 2 update of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, Treyarch introduced a new game mode called "Outbreak". This mode allows players to explore without any time or round limits, and they can also enter and exit buildings. Occasionally, when a player enters a building, they may encounter the Inferno Zombie from the Die Maschine map hiding behind a door or in a corner. Unlike in Die Maschine, the Inferno Zombie in Outbreak can deal damage to the player and his scream will attract nearby zombies to the player's location before disappearing. Despite being a rare occurrence, there is an in-game challenge to kill the Inferno Zombie before he spots the player, which can be achieved by peering through windows before entering buildings.

== Links ==
NOTE: The following videos contain [[screamers]]!
===Call of Duty Black Ops II===
* '''Mob of the Dead''': youtube.com/watch?v=huvo6kWTGEU (Appears at 0:12)
* '''Origins''': youtube.com/watch?v=Dom9g_CysII (Appears at 0:10)
===Call of Duty Black Ops III===
* '''Shadows of Evil''': youtube.com/watch?v=E1M0cLdy_mo (Appears at 0:10)
* '''Zetsubou No Shima''': youtube.com/watch?v=m263KrK4Z2w (Appears at 1:26)
===Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII===
* '''Black Ops 4: Classified/Blood of the Dead jumpscares''': youtube.com/watch?v=LwEdIpNzBPY
* '''Dead of the Night: portrait/teleport screamer''': youtube.com/watch?v=BJWWRHoOnhw
* '''Alpha Omega - Sniper Rifle''': youtube.com/watch?v=DMbZmEU0yu0 (Appears at 0:10)
* '''Alpha Omega - Mannequin''': youtube.com/watch?v=vknAkUeGta4
* '''Tag Der Toten - Margwa''': youtube.com/watch?v=5LJRoBRTn6Q
* '''Tag Der Toten - Hermit''': youtube.com/watch?v=f60JljfnLHo
===Call of Duty: WarZone===
* '''WarZone": youtube.com/watch?v=q_5TPM4YCK8
===Call of Duty: Black Ops: Cold War===
* ""Die Maschine": youtube.com/watch?v=VJ_TmSCpZxQ

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