Origins

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Origins is a popular and story-rich Zombies map in the Call of Duty series, known for its World War I setting, elemental wonder weapons, and introduction of key characters and lore.

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Origins canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Call of Duty: Black Ops II Zombies map ⓘ
Zombies map ⓘ
appearsInGame Call of Duty: Black Ops II ⓘ
appearsInMode Zombies ⓘ
developer Treyarch ⓘ
fanReception very positive ⓘ
featuresCharacter Dr. Edward Richtofen ⓘ
Dr. Ludvig Maxis ⓘ
Samantha Maxis ⓘ
featuresElement Element 115 ⓘ
featuresEnemyType Panzer Soldat ⓘ
Standard Zombies ⓘ
Templar Zombies ⓘ
featuresFaction Group 935 ⓘ
The French Army ⓘ
linked to: French Army

The German Empire ⓘ
linked to: German Empire
featuresMechanic Buildable Wonder Weapons ⓘ
Generator power system ⓘ
Mud movement slowdown ⓘ
Mystery Box ⓘ
Pack-a-Punch Machine ⓘ
Panzer Soldat mini-boss ⓘ
Robot footprint paths ⓘ
Soul chests ⓘ
Staff upgrade quests ⓘ
Tank vehicle movement ⓘ
Zombie Blood power-up ⓘ
featuresWonderWeapon Staff of Fire ⓘ
Staff of Ice ⓘ
Staff of Lightning ⓘ
Staff of Wind ⓘ
featuresWonderWeaponType Elemental Staffs ⓘ
gameEngine IW engine ⓘ
hasEasterEggQuest Little Lost Girl ⓘ
includedInDLC Apocalypse ⓘ
introducesCharacter Young Edward Richtofen ⓘ
linked to: Edward Richtofen

Young Nikolai Belinski ⓘ
Young Takeo Masaki ⓘ
Young Tank Dempsey ⓘ
knownFor World War I trench warfare aesthetic ⓘ
complex Easter egg questline ⓘ
deep Zombies storyline lore ⓘ
elemental staff wonder weapons ⓘ
mainEasterEggGoal Free Samantha from the Aether ⓘ
mapSize large ⓘ
mapTheme Dieselpunk ⓘ
Occult science ⓘ
notableFeature Crazy Place elemental area ⓘ
Excavation Site central area ⓘ
Three giant robots walking across the map ⓘ
publisher Activision ⓘ
linked to: Activision Blizzard
releaseYear 2013 ⓘ
settingLocation Northern France ⓘ
linked to: northern France
settingTimePeriod World War I ⓘ
settingYear 1918 ⓘ

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