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+ | | name = Eggs |
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| − | '''Eggs''' can be found throughout both ''[[Resident Evil 4]]'' and ''[[Resident Evil 5]]'', usually dropped by [[snake (RE4)|snakes]] or [[chicken]]s. |
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| + | '''Eggs''' are items that can be found throughout both ''[[Resident Evil 4 (2005 game)|Resident Evil 4]]'' and ''[[Resident Evil 5]]'' and come in a few different types. In both games, eggs can either be eaten for health recovery or thrown as weapons. |
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| − | There are four different types of eggs: Gold, White, Brown and Rotten. White eggs are the most common, then Brown, then Gold and Rotten. Rotten Eggs only appear in Resident Evil 5 |
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| + | There are few times Eggs can be found and picked up off the map, but otherwise they are found by killing [[snakes]] which drop them, or randomly lain by [[chicken]]s. There are four different types of eggs, from most common to rare, there are White, Brown, Gold, and Rotten. In the ''[[The Mercenaries|Mercenaries]]'' games, Chickens will also drop eggs when killed. |
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| − | In Resident Evil 4, in game they are called "White Chicken Egg", "Brown Chicken Egg", and "Gold Chicken Egg", In Resident Evil 5 they are titled as "Egg (White)", "Egg (Brown)", "Egg (Gold)", and "Egg (Rotten)" |
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| − | In-game, chickens will randomly lay different types of eggs and drop one when killed in both Mercenaries games. Killing snakes will make them drop eggs. |
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| + | In ''Resident Evil 4'', all eggs take up 1 space in the attache case. When equipped in the Inventory Menu, Leon will playfully throw the egg up and down in one hand. They are not deadly when used as weapons, hitting a Ganado can cause them to flinch or be stunned. Inflicting any sort of damage to an egg before picking it up will cause it to break and be irretrievable. |
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| − | In-game, in both games eggs can either be eaten for health recovery or thrown as weapons. In Resident Evil 4, all eggs take up 1 space in the attache case. In Resident Evil 5, like grenades, 5 of one kind can be stored in one space in the invitory system. |
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| + | |+Resident Evil 4 Egg info |
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| − | |White |
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| − | |1.5 bars |
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| + | |'''Chicken Egg''' |
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| − | |Brown |
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| + | |{{Quote|Restores health by a small degree.}} |
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| − | |3 bars |
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| + | |About 1 & 3/4 bars |
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| + | |300₧ |
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| + | |'''Brown Chicken Egg''' |
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| − | |Gold |
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| + | |{{Quote|Restores partial health.}} |
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| + | |About 3 & 1/4 bars |
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| + | |600₧ |
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| + | |'''Gold Chicken Egg''' |
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| − | |Rotten |
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| + | |{{Quote|Completely restores health.}} |
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| + | |3,000₧ |
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| − | -50% |
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| − | Eggs in Resident Evil 5 can only be used the holder onto him or herself, unlike herbs and sprays which can heal both characters |
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| ⚫ | In ''Resident Evil 5'', Eggs are organized into stacks of 5 per kind, stored in one space in the inventory system. Gold, White, and Brown eggs have a chance of stunning an enemy when thrown at them and do 300 damage each. Rotten eggs will kill regular Majinis and prevent plaga spawns no matter how much health they have. |
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| + | Eggs can only heal the person using them, unlike herbs and sprays, which can heal both characters. Throwing eggs at your partner will stun him/her if Friendly Fire is on. Eating Rotten Eggs will cause damage; on Professional mode they will send the player straight into Dying status. |
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| + | |+Resident Evil 5 Egg info |
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| − | |White |
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| − | |300 PTAS |
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| + | ! scope="col" |Healing amount |
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| − | |N 250 |
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| + | ! scope="col" |Selling value |
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| + | |'''Egg (White)''' |
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| − | |Brown |
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| + | |{{Quote|An ordinary egg. It can be used as a weapon.}} |
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| − | |600 PTAS |
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| − | |N 500 |
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| + | |'''₦'''250 |
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| + | |'''Egg (Brown)''' |
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| − | |Gold |
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| + | |{{Quote|A brown egg. It's worth more than an ordinary egg.}} |
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| − | |3,000 PTAS |
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| − | |N 1,000 |
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| + | |'''₦'''500 |
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| + | |'''Egg (Gold)''' |
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| − | |Rotten |
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| + | |{{Quote|An extremely rare golden egg. It will fetch a high price in certain markets and is highly coveted.}} |
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| − | |N 2,000 |
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| + | |'''₦'''1,000 |
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| + | |'''Egg (Rotten)''' |
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| + | |{{Quote|This egg is completely rotten. It's turned black. It's not edible at all.}} |
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| + | |Causes damage |
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| + | |'''₦'''2,000 |
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| − | Eggs can not be bought in either game |
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+ | ==Further notes== |
| ⚫ | In Resident Evil 5, there is a "Rotten Egg exploit" (which works on all systems). The method is as follows: one player gives a rotten egg to another via online play. The person who received the egg can quit the game and save. The person who gave the egg cannot. You can keep doing this until all your inventory spaces are filled. A full inventory of rotten eggs can subsequently be sold for ₦90,000. This exploit can also be performed offline via split screen co-op mode, but requires two gamertags on the same console. |
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| − | * The aiming and throwing animations are the same as grenades. |
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| − | * In Resident Evil 5, throwing a rotten egg at Majini will kill them in one hit, exceptions are bosses, but they will receive high damage. Additionally, if a Majini is killed by an egg, he or she won't spout a plaga, no matter what. |
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| − | * In Resident Evil 4, eggs are nowhere close to deadly, but if thrown at a Ganado that is jumping over a body of water (ex. the dam in chapter 2) they will fall in. If you throw an egg at a Ganado in the face, they will act as if they were shot in the face, making them susceptible to reaction commands. |
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| − | * In Resident Evil 4, a player can break the eggs if they shoot or hit them with a knife. |
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| − | * In Resident Evil 4, while on the Inventory Menu, equipping an egg will show Leon playfully throwing the egg up and catching as it fall. |
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Image:Egg.png|Examine info for a White Egg in Resident Evil 4. |
Image:Egg.png|Examine info for a White Egg in Resident Evil 4. |
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Image:LeonGoldEgg.png|Leon equipping a Gold Egg |
Image:LeonGoldEgg.png|Leon equipping a Gold Egg |
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Image:Re5-20091203-084122.png|Getting ready to throw a White Egg (PC Version) |
Image:Re5-20091203-084122.png|Getting ready to throw a White Egg (PC Version) |
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| + | ==Bibliography== |
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| + | *{{Cite book|title=[[biohazard4 kaitaishinsho revised edition]]|publisher= [[Famitsu]]|author=|authors=|editor=Hamamura, Koichi|page=|pages= |language=Japanese |isbn=978-4-7577-2638-3|year=2006}} |
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Latest revision as of 15:42, 4 June 2022
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Eggs are items that can be found throughout both Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5 and come in a few different types. In both games, eggs can either be eaten for health recovery or thrown as weapons.
There are few times Eggs can be found and picked up off the map, but otherwise they are found by killing snakes which drop them, or randomly lain by chickens. There are four different types of eggs, from most common to rare, there are White, Brown, Gold, and Rotten. In the Mercenaries games, Chickens will also drop eggs when killed.
Resident Evil 4[]
In Resident Evil 4, all eggs take up 1 space in the attache case. When equipped in the Inventory Menu, Leon will playfully throw the egg up and down in one hand. They are not deadly when used as weapons, hitting a Ganado can cause them to flinch or be stunned. Inflicting any sort of damage to an egg before picking it up will cause it to break and be irretrievable.
| Name | Examine | Healing amount | Selling value | |
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| Chicken Egg |
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About 1 & 3/4 bars | 300₧ | |
| Brown Chicken Egg |
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About 3 & 1/4 bars | 600₧ | |
| Gold Chicken Egg |
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Full Heal | 3,000₧ |
Resident Evil 5[]
In Resident Evil 5, Eggs are organized into stacks of 5 per kind, stored in one space in the inventory system. Gold, White, and Brown eggs have a chance of stunning an enemy when thrown at them and do 300 damage each. Rotten eggs will kill regular Majinis and prevent plaga spawns no matter how much health they have.
Eggs can only heal the person using them, unlike herbs and sprays, which can heal both characters. Throwing eggs at your partner will stun him/her if Friendly Fire is on. Eating Rotten Eggs will cause damage; on Professional mode they will send the player straight into Dying status.
Killing a Majini with an egg unlocks the "Egg on your Face" award, while collecting all four kinds of eggs unlocks the "Egg Hunt" award.
| Name | Description | Healing amount | Selling value | |
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| Egg (White) |
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25% | ₦250 | |
| Egg (Brown) |
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50% | ₦500 | |
| Egg (Gold) |
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100% | ₦1,000 | |
| Egg (Rotten) |
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Causes damage | ₦2,000 |
Further notes[]
In Resident Evil 5, there is a "Rotten Egg exploit" (which works on all systems). The method is as follows: one player gives a rotten egg to another via online play. The person who received the egg can quit the game and save. The person who gave the egg cannot. You can keep doing this until all your inventory spaces are filled. A full inventory of rotten eggs can subsequently be sold for ₦90,000. This exploit can also be performed offline via split screen co-op mode, but requires two gamertags on the same console.
Gallery[]
Examine info for a White Egg in Resident Evil 4.
Examine info for a Gold Egg in Resident Evil 4.
Leon equipping a Gold Egg
Getting ready to throw a White Egg (PC Version)
Bibliography[]
- Hamamura, Koichi, ed (2006) (in Japanese). biohazard4 kaitaishinsho revised edition. Famitsu. ISBN 978-4-7577-2638-3.
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