Welcome to watch Mojo and today will be counting down our picks for the top 20 resident.

Evil Easter Eggs and Secrets for this list will be looking at various hitting secrets and Easter eggs scattered throughout the resident evil Siri's with cameras killed those things.

I'd be set number 20.

Leon is lost jacket.

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Those of us who played resident Evil four will remember how Leon arrived in this rule Spanish town wearing a brown jacket, the same jacket that is used in all of the games.

Promotional material.

However, at the end of the first chapter, Leon is captured and knocked unconscious, and when he awakes, his jacket is nowhere to be found and isn't seen for the rest of the game.

Unless you played eight as separate ways campaign in this campaign, when eight of visits the villages second time she can come across a Villager guarding the metal gate who is wearing Lee Ahn's jacket.

Thanks for not getting it back, Ada.

It's a sweet jacket.

Number 19 McHale's Paro G's resident evil to someone's got to get word to the authorities.

We need reinforcements to save this city.

The resident evil Siri's loves calling back to prior games, and the resident evil to remake is no different.

After opening the shutters and escaping the police station parking garage with ADA, you'll find that the road has been destroyed near a very bright gun store.

Across from this gun store and directly beside the Broken Road is a restaurant called Mikhail Speroni's.

This is a reference to Mikhail Victor, the U.

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Did he have time to open up a Perot G shop in between battling biohazards?

Oddly enough, this Easter egg also appears in resident evil to remake, while Mikhail is walking around number 18 civilians must remove dog excrement.

Resident Evil three Nemesis.

One of the weirdest yet funniest resident evil Easter eggs can be found in the O.

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While getting the future compass, you can read a plaque with words that look like Latin.

However, this is not Latin.

It's an English sentence written backwards.

If you read the words back to front, the plaque states civilians must remove dog excrement.

It's nice to see Raccoon City so dedicated to clean streets and civilian upkeep, but did they have to word it in such a bizarre manner?

And why, on a plaque wouldn't a simple signs of ice number 17 Red Hunter Resident evil Theo Hunter is an old school resident evil enemy whose appearance has changed over the years with differences in later titles.

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Is created by umbrella that appeared as giant humanoid reptiles, and like many reptiles, they are green and Scalea.

However, a red version could supposedly be found in the 2000 to remake, according to resident Evil Wicky.

They typically appear when another hunter is already in the room, although one can be found in the tea room after obtaining the helmet.

Keith.

Some fans have speculated this may be a reference to the sweepers and CO Veronica, but who knows?

Number 16.

Red Rum Resident evil, too.

Uh uh.

The Easter eggs aren't all dog poop and references to past games, some of them pale march to the horror masters, and two of those masters are Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick.

In the hallway section of resident Evil two, you can see a boarded up window with the word red rum spray painted on the wood.

This is an obvious reference to the shining for those who don't remember or haven't seen the film.

In which case, How dare you?

Danny writes Red rum on a door.

When Wendy looks into a mirror, she realizes that red rum is murder in reverse.

We're glad that Raccoon City police had time to spray painted on the windows.

But why Number 15 Frank East Resident Evil, too.

It's Frank Frank West.

Remember that name Because the whole world's gonna know it in three days.

Dead rising and resident evil share a lot in common.

They're both made by Capcom.

They both involve zombies and, well, that's about it.

But, hey, those two are pretty strong links, and it seems like Capcom reference their iconic shopping mall Zombie game in the resident evil to remake in one of the storefront windows is a poster reading Frank East, freelance photographer for Hire.

This is an obvious reference to Frank West, the freelance photographer protagonist of Dead Rising.

He's covered wars, you know, and zombie outbreaks.

I'm freelance, you know, go on the battlefield alone.

No crew number 14 Resident Evil six is a disaster.

Resident Evil three.

About this.

You heard of this?

What is that?

You really don't remember anything?

D'oh!

It didn't take long for fans to discover Easter eggs in the resident evil three demo, and one of these Easter eggs could be a potshot at Resident Evil six.

A streamer named aesthetic gamer spotted an in game poster for a fictional movie called Disaster.

They thought the poster shared a lot in common with a specific poster for Resident Evil six, including the lightning and color scheme, the post of the protagonist and the shadowed left hand in the foreground.

Is this Capcom's way of admitting that resident evil six was a disaster?

It could be a stretch, as some of the Twitter comments seem to suggest, but you can't deny that there are a lot of connections between the two.

Number 13 Brad's recruitment poster resident, evil to find.

Right now, it's got a hard on for the only two stars left in town.

You and me, I'm not sick.

The original resident Evil two contained an Easter egg involving a zombified Brad Vickers.

If you made your way to the police station without picking up any items or weapons, you would find the zombified Brad wandering the underground tunnel.

Unfortunately, the remake does not contain Sambi Brad, though it is revealed why in the resident evil three remake I'm Sorry.

In its place is an RPG poster advertising an upcoming job there and hiring seminar on Set poster is Brad Vickers in his happier and more human days, complete with his signature yellow body armor.

It's nice to see old friends again, even if it's just in poster form.

Number 12.

Dino Crisis Poster.

Resident Evil three.

Nemesis Wanting, plotting Now if there's one thing we learned from this list, it's that Capcom really loves putting Easter eggs on miscellaneous posters.

A Dino Crisis poster can be spotted in the hospital lobby in Resident Evil three.

Dino Crisis is a famous video game that was developed by Capcom and released on July 1st 1999 just two months prior to the release of Resident Evil three.

The games themselves share a lot in common, including a female protagonist, a similar control in camera scheme, the ability to mix chemicals to craft ammunition and an unstoppable monster that relentlessly pursues the player.

They're basically one and the same.

Your precious creation is nothing more than another weapon to be misused.

Number 11 Capcom Throwback posters Resident Evil three.

My guys have converted some subway cars in a shelter.

Yep, we're still on the posters for the Resident Evil three remake.

Capcom really went above and beyond, as there are so many non subtle posters plastered around Raccoon City.

A collage of comic book covers includes the infamous bad box art version of Mega Man and another titled Fighting Story, which features evil Rio from the Street Fighter Siris.

On the cover there's a poster advertising a scientific forum led by Doctor Light and Dr Wylie, the mentor and antagonist from the mega man Siri's, respectively.

A movie poster that resembles Top Gun is titled Air Combat 1942 which is a reference to a classic Capcom Shootem up.

And one of the toy shops is selling a game called Monster Shooter on obvious reference to Monster Hunter, who and that's only the Capcom references.

Number 10 Shinji Economies message Resident evil.

Getting through a survival horror game is tough enough getting through it with every enemy being invisible sounds like an impossible task.

If you do manage to get through the 2002 resident evil remake on the infamous Invisible Enemy mode, your effort and skill don't go unnoticed.

There's a rewarding message of the completion screen left by the master and director himself.

Shinji Mikami.

He commends you on your performance and thanks you for putting the time and effort into the game.

Number nine.

Elissa Ashcroft, Resident evil seven.

Biohazard.

Remember Elissa Ashcroft?

No.

Well, then you missed out on some great resident evil games.

The Outbreak.

Siri's is criminally underrated, and we're still hoping we'll get a remastered version sometime in the future.

One of the featured playable characters was a reporter by the name of Eliza Ashcroft, and it looks like she survived the Raccoon City outbreak in Resident Evil seven.

You confined in newspaper that has a headline referencing the events currently transpiring in the Baker family home, and the story is written by journalists Elissa Ashcroft herself as a newspaper reporter.

I had been involved with bizarre cases, but this time I had to learn the hard way that my past experiences were useless.

Number eight Capcom Arcade games.

Resident Evil six.

There's nothing quite like seeing video games within other video games, and Capcom seems to have perfected the art of self references in the mercenaries game mode in Resident Evil six.

There's a Capcom arcade in the Urban Chaos map, and it features a ton of Capcom's retro games on Show Our Titles, such a son, son and star Gladiator.

While you can't play any of these titles, unfortunately, it is still a cool insight into their library from back in the day.

Also, ghosts and goblins is hard enough without zombies interrupting you.

Number seven Ghost Sightings, Resident Evil seven.

Beginning Our You Stick With Me Before Resident Evil seven was released, players had a lengthy demo that hinted at the mystery that would unfold in the main game.

Fans were divided you to the first person perspective and seemingly more supernatural elements.

Well, when a freakin ghost flashes before your eyes in a dark plantation, who could argue with them?

While the main game remained faithful to the mythos establishing the resident evil universe, the ghosts in the demo were thrown in there just to scare the bejesus out of US number six.

The playground resident Evil six.

Despite some good set pieces in action sequences, Resident Evil six failed to deliver on the suspense, mystery and survival horror fans have come to love from the earlier entries, and some say this playground scene was the nail in the coffin.

Thankfully, resident Evil seven managed to turn the Siri's back around, and we can appreciate the playground in a different light.

Seeing macho man Chris Redfield go down a slide with the face of extreme intensity is sure to get a chuckle out of you, whether it's genuine were out of embarrassment for the game.

Number five.

Zombie Wesker, resident Evil.

Unfortunately, the zombified Wesker can only be found in the Sega Saturn port of the first game.

In a mode unique to the platform, Wesker, the recurring antagonised who rarely takes off his sunglasses, gets a taste of his own medicine here.

The battle game mode features an array of different locations from the game, and you're tasked with eliminating all the monsters to progress to the next stage.

One stage has you facing off against an infected Wesker, and he's a hell of a lot stronger than regular enemies.

Better without the big guns for your former stars.

Captain number four, Film D and rising rookie resident Evil, too.

It really amazes us how people were able to discover some of this stuff in Resident Evil.

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You can find a hidden picture of Rebecca Chambers from the first game in Westerns desk.

You don't find it by inspecting the desk and opening the drawer like a reasonable person.

No, you have to examine it 50 times before it gives you the photo.

The picture features Rebecca in sportswear, and that particular costume can be bought as DLC for Resident Evil.

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Re Master This Easter egg was famously brought back for the resident evil to remake.

Only this time you don't need to press the same button 50 times like an absolute madman.

Number three.

Regina is outfit resident Evil three Nemesis.

That poster we mentioned earlier wasn't the only Dino crisis reference in the original Resident Evil three.

Know in this game, you could also have Jill wherever Gina's cost.

You Dino crisis was basically resident evil with dinosaurs, so it won't be such a jarring transition.

We use the word costume lightly as it looks like you're playing as Regina herself.

The characters, hair color, even changes.

Despite the change in appearance, there are no dinosaurs to be found here.

Maybe now that the remake is out, we might get a dino Crisis remake to Capcom.

I know we didn't get off to a great start.

Thanks.

Number two.

Classic camera angles.

Resident Evil five.

Lost in nightmares.

Static camera angles were employed masterfully in the earlier resident evil titles.

They invoked a sense of dread and fear of the unknown as you didn't know what looked around the corner or behind you, so they always kept you on your toes.

Despite resident evil for being a masterpiece, it took some fans a while to adjust to the new direction of the Siri's.

But for Resident Evil five, it's lost in nightmares.

DLC featured a hidden Easter egg that address that by allowing players to activate a static camera for their character, how do you activate it?

Oh, it's very straightforward.

Just talked to the front door until it responds with a question mark.

Yes, I am getting older.

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