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13 Google Halloween Easter Eggs Revealed
By Liam Lally | 31st October 13
Google is renowned for putting “Easter Eggs” in their search results, with recent results such as “Google in 1998” taking you back to a Google search page from 1998, but they have gone all out this Halloween to get you searching for Halloween themed Easter Eggs.
We have searched long and hard and have managed to locate ten so far (if you know of any more let us know in the comments below).
1. Ghost
Our favorite part: How to defeat
Call Peter Venkman or Ray Stantz
Something we have often wondered is why people see ghosts with clothes on? How does synthetic matter manage to materialize in the spirit world? Just a thought!
2.Witch
Our favorite part:
Hide if you see a flock of flying monkeys!
3.Werewolf
Our favorite part:
Man’s best friend
4.Mummy
Our favorite part:
Either “how to avoid – never read ancient scrolls” or the reference to Bubba Ho-tep!
5.Skeleton
Our favorite part:
Sub-grouping – Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bones!
6.Gorgon or Medusa
Our favorite part:
Gaze at her reflection on your shield, Perseus!
7.Vampire
Our favorite part:
Either “food source – YOUR blood” or “Stay away from Transylvania!”
8.Grim Reaper
Our favorite part:
How to avoid – Eat fruit and veg, look both ways before crossing the street, discover the elixir of life!
9.Dragon
Our favorite part:
How to avoid – skip the trip to the land of Honalee!
10.Zombie
Our favorite part:
Food source – Human flesh, preferably brains! or the reference to Rob!
11.Evil Robot
Our favorite part:
How to defeat: hold down the power button!
12. Evil Pumpkin
Our favorite part:
How to defeat – Bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes!
13.Orcs
Our favorite part:
How to avoid – stay out of middle earth!
We have a feeling that Google might be updating these as the day goes on, as we are sure we did a search earlier for “Orc” and got nothing?
There is also the Google Doodle for today which is an interactive witches cauldron. Combine different items to get different interactive games to play including “whack-a-zombie”.
Are there any more out there? Please let us know in the comments below.
Happy Halloween!
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