Apex Legends writer reveals how to find secret The Beatles easter egg Respawn Entertainment \/ Wikimedia CommonsFrom Bloodhound\u2019s origin story, to the new Town Takeover, there\u2019s plenty to explore in the Old Ways event. Apparently, even The Beatles are in on the action, with a new easter egg dedicated to the most influential band of all time. Apex Legends easter eggs never fail to deliver. From training yard dummies coming to life, to Star Wars tidbits buried in the battle royale lore, it\u2019s always exciting \u2014 and now it looks like even The Beatles are getting in on the action too. The English rock band first formed in Liverpool in 1960, and soon rose to mega-fame across the world. Their globe-trotting influence seems to have even extended to Respawn\u2019s writing room, considering new lore has them involved. Where can Apex players find the Beatles easter egg? Well, not all of The Beatles\u2019 iconic lineup. According to Apex penman Manny Hagopian, there is a little dedication to the group\u2019s legendary lead guitarist George Harrison buried in the new Bloodhound lore, as well as their original story. Two of the game\u2019s characters are named after a throwaway line Harrison said in the Beatles flick \u201cA Hard Day\u2019s Night,\u201d released in 1964, the Apex writer continued. In the comedy, George revealed he hilariously named his hair Artur. Thus, Bloodhound\u2019s raven was named, Hagopian explained. Not only that, but when the Old Ways event came around, the lineage continued. It was confirmed in the Takeover teaser the F\u00e9lagi fighter\u2019s uncle was also called Artur. \u201cConfession\u2026 while creating the backstory for Bloodhound, I was asked what their bird\u2019s name was \u2014 I said: \u201cArtur.\u201d This is in reference to the name George Harrison calls his hair in one of my favorite movies,\u201d Hagopian revealed on Twitter. #ApexLegends Confession: Now that everyone knows who Artur is. While creating the backstory for Bloodhound, I was asked what their bird\u2019s name was \u2013 I said: \u201cArtur\u201d. This is in reference to the name George Harrison calls his hair in one of my favorite movies \u201cA Hard Day\u2019s Night.\u201d \u2014 Manny \u201cNo Fart Jokes Plez\u201d Hagopian (@MannyHagopian) April 6, 2020 Artur\u2019s Apex Legends voice actor revealed That wasn\u2019t all that was wrapped into the name too though, Hagopian continued. According to the Apex writer, it is also what famous American actor Del Close called his well-known form of improv, also called \u201cthe Harold.\u201d Finally, Hagopian unveiled the man who brought Bloodhound\u2019s mentor Artur to life \u2014 Nick E. Tarabay. The actor is know for bringing Spartacus villain Ashur to life in the 2010 series. He also made short appearances in The Expanse and Arrow. \u201cFor those asking, Artur is voiced by the outstanding Nick E. Tarabay, which makes this the second actor from Spartacus (2010) I\u2019ve been lucky to collaborate with after Liam McIntyre as Malicos in Jedi: Fallen Order,\u201d the Apex writer said. https:\/\/twitter.com\/nicktarabay\/status\/1247280629550546946?s=20 There might not be any more musical easter eggs hidden in Respawn\u2019s ever-expanding title, but there\u2019s certainly a lengthy list of other secrets players have discovered in Apex Legends since it was released in early 2019. From the aforementioned living dummies and Star Wars secrets, to a fun third-person egg and a giant Nessy model, there\u2019s plenty to discover. Easter eggs are even appearing on menus now too, so keep your eyes peeled!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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