The Division 2 Easter eggs

The Division 2 Easter eggs secrets locations list

By James Sutton

Easter eggs frequently appear in Ubisoft open-worlds, often referencing modern culture, fandom, or other games from the publisher. Now that The Division 2 has released on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, new secrets are being unearthed from across the map, with strange and absurd figures appearing in different locations. Some of The Division 2 Easter Eggs that we’ve found…

James Sutton
James Sutton

As Blademaster Owyn once said, "He looks like a bit of a dandy, but he's deadly with a blade [SEO]." Raised in a family of Appalachian bears, James only had an Xbox 360 to keep him warm through the winter, fostering his experience with console RPGs, immersive sims, and dysfunctional disc trays.

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