Some of the thumbnails that Kevin Sherwood has for his Easter egg songs on YouTube are nothing short of hysterical. Nobody likes rebuilding barricades (justified due to how pointless it becomes very quickly.) They'll almost always have good lines for it, especially in Black Ops 4. And, from around Ascension on, even Straight Man Takeo has become the Comically Serious. Pretty much all the editions from Shi No Numa onward have been running on Denser and Wackier, with the characters spouting off hilarious one-liners after running low on ammo, getting downed, and killing in any conceivable fashion (and increasingly started Breaking the Fourth Wall as well). The " Breccius Rebornus" (pack-a-punched SG-12) in Black Ops 4. Explanation It's "Hangman" with spaces in the name in reference to the game, in case you're wondering. Then there's the Gallo 12 (the SPAS-12 from previous games, really), which becomes the H-ngm-n when pack-a-punched. Vincent meets his end later when Butch guns him down with a MAC-10. Explanation It's a play on "Royale With Cheese", which Vincent discusses with Jules in the beginning of the movie. 
anyone who's ever watched Pulp Fiction will get the reference almost immediately. The MAC-10 in Cold War, for example, is called the "Royale With Lead". And then some guns have some clever in-jokes or puns to them.MTAR? Malevolent Toxonomic Anodized Redeemer. There's also an abundance of Fun with Acronyms for weapon names in general, too.note FN FAL sounds quite a bit like "Fuckin' Fail" whereas EPC WN is supposed to be "Epic Win". What clever name might Treyarch pick for this weapon, you ask? Easy - the AK-74 fu2. Then you have the humble AK-74 in Black Ops, Black Ops II, and Black Ops: Cold War.For example, the 1911 in World at War gets renamed to.In general, a lot of the Pack-a-Punch weapon names tend to be this if they're not already Crossing the Line Twice or are Refuge in Audacity.Despite the rampant Nightmare Fuel and grim settings, Zombies has more than a few laughs to be found.
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