There are many hidden "Easter Eggs" in the Saints Row series.

Contents 1 Description 2 31 Theory 3 Saints Row 3.1 Suicides 3.2 Teddy bear 4 Saints Row 2 4.1 Secret Areas 4.2 Idle 4.3 Suicides 4.4 Sky-divers 4.5 Cabbit 4.6 Hockey mask 4.7 Baby Sea Monster 4.8 Mehrman 4.9 Shock Paddles 4.10 Read Fiction 4.11 Graves 4.12 Horror house 5 Saints Row: The Third 5.1 Nossirah 5.1.1 Dead Penguin 5.1.2 Missing Ships 5.2 Titanic 5.3 Swords 5.4 Barges 6 Gallery 7 References

DescriptionEdit

Easter Eggs are secrets hidden in video games and films which are not related to the plot and reference something from outside the story.

Allusions in various titles are not generally considered to be "Easter Eggs" and are listed in the Trivia section of each article, not on this page.

See the pages for game credits for a list of in-game references to developers.

31 TheoryEdit

In Saints Row: The Third, during Kinzie's Homie conversation with Josh, she mentions her "31 Theory"

Kinzie: "The 31 Theory. Anything important is always connected to a 31. Nyte Blayde Season 3; best season, aired in January, had thirteen episodes."

Many works of fiction often contain multiple references to the same number, usually the favorite number of the writer. TVtropes refers to this concept as an Arc Number.

Here are some other in-game references to 31 and 13, some obviously deliberate, some possibly coincidental.

Saints Row

• The code to Ben King's Penthouse is 3131
• There are 31 discrete items in the Funky Fresh Pack, although this is likely to be a coincidence, as it was advertised as having 69 items, due to the different wear options
• There are 31 Single Player Achievements in Saints Row

Saints Row 2

• Vinnie, the contact in the Hotel and Marina Crowd Control cutscene mentions "Bukkake High School 31"
• Assault on Precinct 31 - originally assumed to be purely a reference to the film Assault on Precinct 13
• During Appointed Defender, Gat says he was in jail for "Two years and 31 days"
• The description for the Hitman target Tim says that he a fireman who thinks he's seen an arsonist light 31 different buildings on fire
• There are 31 Compliments and Taunts available as Gang Customization options
• Stilwater Savings and Loan has 13 stories
• News 13 Stilwater is one of the stations shown in The Anna Show cutscene

Saints Row: The Third

• There is Whored Mode level called "31 Days Later"
• Murderbrawl 31 occurs during the game, Murderbrawl 13 is mentioned by Angel in his Homie conversation with Burt
• In the closing cutscene for A Remote Chance, Killbane mentions "defending the world title 13 times in one night"
• TOGO-13 weapon in the Moneyshot Pack
• In the mission Http://deckers.die, during the Text Adventure "Dragons and Tears", it mentions "praying to the 31 gods of Diaz that your torch won't go out"
• The code for the elevator in Party Time is 3131
• There is a song on 97.6 K12 FM by The Bloody Beetroots called "31 Seconds to Die"
• Nyte Blayde's enemy, Mr. X is said to have "destroyed 31 orphanages"
• During Three Way, Male Voice 1 Protagonist will say he's read Jane Eyre 13 times
• During the Murderbrawl XXXI, Zach says that "[Killbane] stabbed [Angel] 13 times while the ref wasn't even looking..."
• A radio commercial for Saints Flow mentions "Going on 13 day murder bender"
• A radio commercial for Dragons and Tears mentions "Stabbing an Orc 31 times"
• The clapper at the end of Gangstas in Space says it is take 31
• Lowdown and "I Wanna Sleep with Shaundi" air on Channel 31.^[1]

Saints Row IV

• In the "War for Humanity" trailer, Zinyak refers to the "simulation" as "Simulation 31".^[2]

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SuicidesEdit

There are many Civilian suicide locations in Saints Row^[3].

Teddy bearEdit

Inside the Lopez Mansion is a locked room containing a Teddy bear full of money. The door can be opened by an explosion, and the bear will break open when shot.

Saints Row 2

Secret AreasEdit

In Saints Row 2, there is a Collection Diversion to find 32 Secret Areas, many of which could be considered "Easter Eggs".

IdleEdit

There are many hidden Idle animations which the Protagonist can perform in Saints Row 2.

Civilians can be seen performing Idle animations in both Saints Row 2 and Saints Row: The Third.

SuicidesEdit

There are many Civilian suicide locations in Saints Row 2.

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Sky-diversEdit

In Saints Row 2, there are several locations where Civilians with failed parachutes can fall from the sky.

CabbitEdit

The Cabbit is included in both Saints Row 2 and Saints Row: The Third.

Hockey maskEdit

In Saints Row 2, there is a Hockey mask near the lake to the north of Mount Claflin, ^[4] which is similar to Jason Vorhees' mask from the movie Friday the 13th.

It can be picked up as an improvised weapon, called "Bones". When picked up, it appears as the hockey mask, but when the player walks away from the original location, it turns into a skull. When replaced, it turns back into the mask after a few seconds.

Baby Sea MonsterEdit

Near the Secret Area known as Super Secret Area, there is a small "Sea Monster" which swims in a large circle. It is essentially the same as the fish which can be found swimming in many areas and follows a set path. It cannot attack, flee, or be killed.

It appears to be similar to the skeleton on Bone Island, and may be the same type of creature.

MehrmanEdit

There is a billboard to the east of the Hotels & Marina district which says "Beware of the Mehrman", with the notes that he was last seen off the Marina Shore and is "Flippered and Dangerous".

There is a drawing of half man-half fish, which does not look like "Baby Sea Monster".

Mehrman is a reference to Brian Mehrman, one of the art team.

Shock PaddlesEdit

When a corpse is lying on the ground, first walk a short distance away from the corpse and it will be lying flat with all limbs spread. Shock the body with the Shock Paddles and the corpse will be launched into the air.

Read FictionEdit

In several locations, there is an unenterable store named "Read Fiction" which parodies the name, font, and logo from Red Faction. One store location is in Sommerset, near the Gas Station.

GravesEdit

The names on the graves in Mourning Woods Cemetery are all the names of developers.

Horror houseEdit

At 11pm until 4am every second night, horror-movie-like noises, voices, and screams can be heard coming from the house at the north end of the Mourning Woods Cemetery.

Saints Row: The Third

NossirahEdit

In Saints Row: The Third, there are several identical cargo ships called the Nossirah, which is "Harrison" spelled backwards.^[why?]

Dead PenguinEdit

Onboard Nossirah cargo ships, there is a dead penguin nailed to the bulkhead behind the ship's bridge. Shooting the Penguin result in a blood spatter effect.

Missing ShipsEdit

On board all Cargo Ships is a list of "Missing Ships", both real and fictional.

• Baychemo - Real, abandoned
• HMS Seahorse - Real, lost at sea
• Axiom - Fiction, Wall-E
• USG Ishimura - Fiction, Dead Space
• Octavius - Real legend, crew frozen
• Borealis - Fiction, Half-Life 2
• Heart of Gold - Fiction, Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy
• Mary Celeste - Real, crew disappeared
• USS Snook - Real, lost at sea

TitanicEdit

On one of the cargo ships, there are two blow-up dolls that are re-acting a scene from the film Titanic.

SwordsEdit

Some dock cranes have a sword leaning against the base. At least three are located in Salander. One is directly west of Snatch, one is east of the Organ Blackmarket, and another is north of the Organ Blackmarket. The cranes closest to Kinzie's Warehouse do not have swords.

BargesEdit

All barges have the words "Tinsel Bee" and "Rolyat Leumas" on them. "Tinsel Bee" is a developer in-joke, while "Rolyat Leumas" is Samuel Taylor backwards, referring to Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

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