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隠しネタ(Easter eggs) はゲーム内に意図的に隠され仕込まれたジョークや引用の数々である。アサシンクリードシリーズにはそれが有り、他のゲームでもアサシンクリードに関する隠しネタが含まれている

カール・ユング[]

心理学者カール・ユングはアサシンクリードシリーズを通して参照され、引用された。

  • アニムスは彼のアニマとアニムスにちなんで名付けられた。
  • シリーズに登場するアサシンの妻たち(イヴマリア・ソープマリア・アウディトーレソフィア・サルトル)はアニマ(男性が持つ女性的側面)からとられている。
  • Women in the series such as Eve, Maria Thorpe, Maria Auditore da Firenze and Sofia Sartor (mostly wives of the male Assassins) shared their names with stages of anima development, a male's inner feminine personality.
  • アブスターゴファイルの中では、彼らの研究がユングの集合的無意識に関する議論に終止符を打つと言及している。

Assassin's Creed[]

ジャマール[]

アサシンクリードで初めてマシャフを出る際、キングダムの最初に居るアサシンがジャマールで鷹の目で見ると赤くなる。ちなみに暗殺するとアサシン達に襲われる。

In Assassin's Creed, upon leaving Masyaf for the first time, one of the Assassins in the Kingdom, Jamal, could be silently assassinated with no consequences. However, openly attacking him would prompt the other Assassins to attack Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad.


ジャマールはマスンと共にテンプル騎士団のマシャフ包囲作戦ために門を開いた裏切り者である。もともと彼を暗殺するミッションがあったが、それがカットされたため、そのゴミが隠しネタとして残った。



トランスフォーマー[]

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コンボイ

ある建物の窓の配置はトランスフォーマーのコンボイの形になっている [1]





Assassin's Creed II[]

バットマン[]

アサシンクリード2で建物に登るかフリーランニング中、群衆から"Another capering crusader."という声が聞こえる。

これは、アメコミのヒーローバットマンが"Caped Crusader(マントの十字軍)"と呼ばれているため



ニセの鍵[]

ミッション「知識は力なり」と「」ではダミーターゲットの死体を探ると鍵が見つかるが、何の意味もない。 In the missions "Knowledge Is Power" and "Hunting the Hunter", Ezio could loot any of the dummy targets and find keys. However, these keys had no effect at all.



家族の記憶[]

thumb|200px|Ghosts of the Past. DLC虚栄のかがり火では在りし日のアウディトーレ家の記憶が見える。

ニッコロ・マキャヴェリとの待ち合わせの後、エツィオはアウディトーレ邸の中庭に戻ることができる。ここで鷹の目を使うと彼の家族たちを見ることができる。鷹の目を解除するともう見えなくなる。



巨大ダコ[]

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Ezio about to dodge one of the squid's tentacles.

サンタ・マリア・デラ・ヴィジタツィオーネアサシンの墓所で奥へ進みレバーを引きで1分間池を覗き続けると泳いでいる様子を見ることができる。レバーをもう一度引きも見下ろすと足が水面に飛び出す。




マリオ・アウディトーレ[]

ファイル:Mario???|200px|thumb|Mario greeting Ezio.]] エツィオに再開した時のマリオの台詞"It's-a-me! Mario!,"は スーパーマリオブラザーズ から。



マネー[]

金をばらまいた時に、女性の群衆が言う "Money! That's what I want!"モータウンの古い楽曲から。



ドゥカーレ宮[]

thumb|200px|Palazzo Ducale easter egg.


After using the "Super jump" or "Fence glitch" to get into the Palazzo Ducale di Venezia, Ezio could access the Doge's quarters where Carlo Grimaldi assassinated the Doge. The candle that Carlo Grimaldi and Doge Mocenigo were playing under was unlit, but the chess pieces were in exactly the same position, though Ezio assassinated Grimaldi years ago.

After going into these quarters, the sky and the building turned a blood red. However, this might not have been intentional, but accidental, as scenery when entering other buildings such as the Villa Auditore lightened or darkened to match the interior of that building. In this case, the tone was changed to orange or red to match the interior of the specific room, and so the outside scenery and sky changed to orange and red respectively.



Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood[]

Red footprints[]

If Desmond went out to the front of the Villa Auditore and used Eagle Vision, there were a number of red footprints that could be seen which led up to the Assassins' insignia.

Various developers have stated that this was to lead the audience to where they needed to go, as some players weren't sure on what to do towards the start of the game. However, as red was supposed to signify something undesirable in Eagle Vision, it led to some confusion on the subject. As such, the developers have stated that the color of the footprints was an oversight, resolving the issue.

Castle Crashers[]

The first memory in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood near to the Castel Sant'Angelo was called "Castello Crasher." This was a reference to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 downloadable game, Castle Crashers.



Grand Theft Auto[]

The achievement "Grand Theft Dressage" was a clear reference to the Grand Theft Auto game series.



Machiavelli's works[]

Shortly after Ezio successfully enlisted the help of the three other faction guilds, Niccolò Machiavelli asked Ezio how he had managed it. Ezio simply answered that it was "Virtù", a concept about the spirit of leadership that Machiavelli was later known to have theorized. Also, at the end of Sequence 7, Machiavelli stated "I intend to write a book about you one day." to Ezio, who responded with "If you do, make it short." This was clearly a reference to Machiavelli's famous (and brief) book, "The Prince."

Finally, an achievement entitled "Il Principe" (which translated to "The Prince") could be unlocked by achieving 100% synchronization for all of the memories in Brotherhood, including the ones included within The Da Vinci Disappearance DLC.



Mario references[]

In the mission "Femme Fatale," after Ezio killed all of the guards and dragged Lucrezia Borgia towards Caterina Sforza's cell, she commented "Rescuing princesses from castles now?" This was a reference to the Super Mario Bros. games, where Mario rescued Princess Peach from Bowser's castle.

Accompanying this, one of the Brotherhood achievements was entitled "Principessa in Another Castello." This translated to "Princess in another castle," which was told to Mario in the original Mario games whenever he defeated Bowser's minions in their castles.

Plumber

Another Mario reference was the achievement "Plumber", which showed the picture of a Mario world Warp Pipe.



Metal Gear Solid[]

Just before reuniting with Leonardo da Vinci, Ezio came across an anachronistic factory-made cardboard box, though he looked away when Leonardo came around the corner. This was a reference to the Metal Gear Solid series, as the signature stealth move of Solid Snake (the series' protagonist) was to hide in a box or crate.

A second tribute was the Raiden suit, available to those who had completed every challenge in the Animus Virtual Training Program with at least a bronze medal, a reference to how the character Raiden was trained in only virtual simulations.



Montreal[]

During the memory "Trojan Horse," while escorting Bartolomeo d'Alviano and his mercenaries disguised as French soldiers, a French guard asked Ezio Auditore as to which region of France he hailed from, to which he replied "Montréal." This was likely a reference to the location of Ubisoft Montreal, the main developers of the Assassin's Creed series.

Montreal was also the largest city in the French-speaking province of Quebec in Canada. Alternatively, it could be a reference to the birthplace of Francisco Randez – the model after whom Desmond Miles was designed.



Project Legacy[]

On Lucy Stillman's computer monitors in the Sanctuary, the Memories menu of Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy was displayed, set to the memories of Mario Auditore.



Assassin's Creed: Revelations[]

Lingering enemy[]

リベレーションで最初のアルタイルメモリーでは、ジャマール(門の前の木の所に居る)を鷹の目で見る赤く見える。同じことがアサシンクリード1でもあった。





Hello World[]

英語版で、一番最初のシークエンス デズモンド16号に今いる場所はアニムスの島であると聞いているときに言う"Hello world"はそこはレベッカが作ったテストプログラムの空間だということを示している。




Monty Python[]

In the mission The Brawler, after having been defeated three times in a row, the encountered citizen said "Ah... we will call it a draw, alright?" This was a reference to the movie Monty Python And The Holy Grail, in which the Black Knight challenged King Arthur to a fight and, after both his arms and legs were cut off, said "Alright. We'll call it a draw."



Muhammad Ali[]

Sometimes during fighting or after defeating guards, civilians yelled "Floats like a butterfly, stings like a scorpion!" This line also occurred when random civilians wanted to fistfight Ezio. This was a reference to the famous boxer, Muhammad Ali, who described his fighting style as "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee."



スパイダーマン[]

アヤソフィアを25秒で登ると取得できる実績「クモ男(英語ではSpider Assassin)」はスパイダーマンから取られている。仮面ライダーの敵からではない。



スパイダーマン[]

One title in the second stage of the Animi Training Program was "Man of Steel". This was an obvious reference to DC Comics' hero, Superman, as his nickname was known as the Man of Steel.



Assassin's Creed (French comic)[]

Prince of Persia[]

ACGN Prince EasterEgg

In the first tome of the novel, during Desmond's flashback, the Prince of Persia, the main protagonist of the famous Ubisoft series, appeared on the screen of the arcade game monitor at the "L'Horizon" bar.



Assassin's Creed in other media[]

The characters, gameplay elements, and plot of Assassin's Creed were also featured in various other media.



AdventureQuest[]

In AdventureQuest, the Assassin job class had a level 10 Guardian skill called "Finishing Blow." After clicking this, it had another button called "Assassin's Creed." Additionally, the armor "Whispering Raiment" had two Hidden Blades on the left arm.

In AdventureQuest Worlds, there was two outfits available for purchase at the suggestion shop in Yulgar's inn, which were the "Hashashin Armor," priced at 500,000 gold for free players, and the "Armored Hashashin Armor," priced at 300,000 gold for upgraded members of the game. The Hashashin Armor included two Hidden Blades, though they were located on top of the player's wrist, rather than on the bottom.



Dead Island[]

In Dead Island, there was a wieldable knife named "Assassin's Greed". Accompanying this, there was also a modification for brass knuckles called the "Assassin's Poison Mod".



Dragon Age II[]

In Dragon Age II, the brothel in Hightown was called the "Blooming Rose," a direct translation of the Roman courtesan headquarters, the Rosa in Fiore.



Dungeon Defenders[]

In Dungeon Defenders, the character "The Archer", the male version of "The Huntress" for the PC, could obtain a Halloween costume that resembled a black Master Assassin robe set.



Gaia Online[]

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Edmund as Ezio.

During the 2011 Halloween event in Gaia Online, Edmund, the shop owner for H & R Wesley, was dressed as Ezio.



Grand Theft Auto IV[]

In Grand Theft Auto IV, after completing a set of assassination missions for a mysterious figure called the Fixer, the player received an achievement called Assassin's Greed, which was a direct play on the Assassin's Creed name. Moreover, the requirement for the achievement was the completion of nine assassination missions, which paralleled the first Assassin's Creed game, in which Altaïr was tasked by Al Mualim to kill nine Templars in exchange for his reinstatement as a Master Assassin.



inFAMOUS 2[]

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The theater, depicting the parody title.

Located in the fictional city of New Marais, several cinemas and theaters in inFAMOUS 2 featured movie titles that were direct puns of popular video game names. Among the movie titles was "Assassin's Need (Love Too)", a parody on Assassin's Creed. These cinemas were located in the very first district of the city. Also, one of the negative karmic missions available in the game was named "Assassin's Greed", another play on the Assassin's Creed name.

Another Easter egg found in the game's downloadable content, inFamous 2: Festival of Blood, could be seen again on the cinemas' featured movie titles. The new parody title was "Assassin's Bleed", which was also a reference to the download content's central theme of vampires.



Invictus Games[]

In the iPhone games Froggy Jump and Froggy Launcher, a torso item called "Assassin armor" appeared identical to Ezio's armor in Assassin's Creed II, and could be bought for 2 Diamonds.



LittleBigPlanet[]

As a part of their promotion for Assassin's Creed II, Ubisoft released Ezio's Assassin costume as a downloadable outfit for the PlayStation 3 exclusive LittleBigPlanet on 8 December 2009.

On the day that Revelations was released, LittleBigPlanet released a new costume of Ezio, featuring Sackboy in the robes that Ezio started out with in the game.



Metal Gear Solid 4[]

The Altaïr costume in Metal Gear Solid 4.

On April Fools' Day 2008, it was revealed that an Altaïr costume for Old Snake could be unlocked in the game Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Hideo Kojima, one of the game's creators, later announced that it was not a joke, and that the costume could really be unlocked if the player did "something special."

In order to unlock the costume, the player must have either acquired the "Assassin Emblem" (a nod to the game's title) or input a password in the Extras section. Specifically, the password was been revealed to be aottrykmyn.[2]

The costume could be used as an alternative disguise early in-game and worked exactly like the Middle East Militia costume. Unlike Altaïr's robes, the Militia costume was lost early in-game, prompting the player to find another set of the disguise, and could cause the Middle Eastern faction to be friendly to the player as opposed to having to work to gain their trust. When the costume was worn, Old Snake would bend his ring finger back into his palm, which was maintained as long as he wore the costume, a reference to Altaïr's missing ring finger.



Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker[]

"Back in the time of the Crusades, members of the order of Assassins used what is called the Assassin's Straw Box to hide and get close to their enemies."
―Kazuhira Miller, commenting on the newly procured item.[src]
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Big Boss performing a Leap of Faith into the straw box.

In one of the missions in Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, namely Main Ops 16, a unique box made of straw dubbed the Assassin's Straw Box could be obtained. To do so, the player must ensure that there was a vacant slot in the equipment section, climb onto the roof of the shack above where the straw box was, and then perform a Leap of Faith into it. The Leap was accompanied by an eagle's screech, similar to its mechanism in the Assassin's Creed series.

Right after obtaining the straw box, one of the main protagonists, Kazuhira Miller, mentioned its use during the Third Crusade (the time period of Assassin's Creed), and how it was used by the Assassins. After the aforementioned mission was completed, the Assassin's Straw Box was available in the inventory.

The box could hold two people simultaneously and included a special function not found in other box items: knocking out guards while hiding in the box and recruiting the knocked-out soldier using Fulton Recovery (if another player was present). Continued use could damage the item, to the point where the box would be destroyed completely.



Prince of Persia[]

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The Prince wearing Ezio's Assassin robes in The Forgotten Sands.

In Prince of Persia (2008), Altaïr's costume was available as a free DLC for use by the Prince. Additionally, an achievement entitled "Assassin's View" could be unlocked by standing on a View Point upon the Martyr's Tower.

Similarly, in Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, Ezio's costume could be purchased via Uplay for 30 points.

Altaïr's Costume could also be purchased in Prince of Persia: Prodigy, via Uplay.



RuneScape[]

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A player character free-running across Al Kharid.

In RuneScape, the quests Stolen Hearts and Diamond in the Rough contained many similarities to Assassin's Creed, such as stalking targets, free-running across rooftops and an "Eagle jump" into a cart of hay.



Saints Row: The Third[]

In the sandbox game Saints Row: The Third, an achievement entitled "Everything is Permitted" was awarded when one eliminated all assassination targets.



Soul Calibur V[]

In Soul Calibur V, the character Dampierre used a hidden blade called "Hidden Edge" as his ultimate weapon.



The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim[]

In the fifth Elder Scrolls game, Skyrim, the Dovahkiin may travel to a place called the "Bards Leap Summit"; a large cliff sporting a plank at the top, with a large drop to a pool below, resembling a View Point for a Leap of Faith. If the Dovahkiin survived the drop, a ghost would be summoned who would speak about his failed attempt.

The Saboteur[]

In The Saboteur, the main protagonist Sean Devlin earned a racing car with white stripes, named Altaïr, which was nicknamed "The Flying Eagle."



The Simpsons[]

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The poster for the fictional Assassin's Creed sequel.

In the fifth episode of season 23 of The Simpsons, "The Food Wife," a poster could be seen in the back of the fictional games convention E4, featuring a hippie with two Hidden Blades and the title "Assassin's Creed - Summer of Love," besides some other game parodies.



The Witcher 2[]

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Geralt standing by the body.

During one mission in The Witcher 2, Geralt could walk up to some haystacks underneath a structure resembling a View Point and find the body of a white-robed man, who looked suspiciously like an Assassin, that appeared to have died when his Leap of Faith failed. The white-robed man also had a blade covering his arm that looked like an Assassin's Hidden Blade.

If the player examined the body, Geralt said, "Hmm... Guess they'll never learn." From there, he would be granted a hidden ability called "Assassin."

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