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Saigo no Fukkatsu

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Saigo no Fukkatsu
Previous level Test of Courage
Next level Galerie Mort
Game Call of Duty: Battlegrounds
Storyline Future's Fortune
Character(s) Bridgette Burkhard, Clark Garrison, Yuudai Endo, Zea Mays, Unnamed soldier
Team Californians
Starting weapons M1911, Fragmentation Grenades, any weapon bought
Enemy weapons BRAAAINS...
Place Japan
Date Occurring simultaneously with Kino der Toten
Objective First objective: Survive for as long as possible against limitless waves of zombies.
Second objective: Escape and destroy the ruins.
Enemies Zombies, Crawler Zombies, Hellhounds
Console codename nazi_zombie_temple


Saigo no Fukkatsu (Japanese: 最後の復活 The Last Resurrection) is (technically) the second map in Future's Fortune (series 2). Taking place in ruins of a destroyed Japanese temple overtaken by a jungle on the edge of a large body of water. Zombies only spawn outside of the ground and, therefore, there is no "Carpenter" power-up. The Maya Hotel can be seen on a cliff above the map, and can be accessed through the easter egg. There are many dead bodies scattered around the map, and Arisakas and Type 100s can be picked up from them, although no weapon has full ammo. This is the second map to have five playable characters, the first being Moon.

Overview[]

The map takes place in a decaying temple on the edge of a Japanese jungle, and a large body of water. The walls are all cracked, and moss is starting to appear on them. There are many dead Japanese soldiers who appear on the map, implying that the military attempted to fight the first Zombie outbreak here, and lost. The Mystery Box re-appears on this map, and sports a new design. It appears as a slab of smooth stone with a question mark chiselled into the top. The question mark releases a purple aura when people near it. Mystery Box spawn locations are now marked with another Mystery Box, although the purple aura will not appear when it is approached.

There is no "Carpenter" upgrade on this map, as all zombies come from the ground. They centre around "Jungle Room 1", and will attack players who are closer to it.

Areas[]

Starting Room[]

Saigo Starting

Players spawn in a crumbling room of temple ruins, with up to three other teammates: Yuudai Endo, Zea Mays, Bridgette Burkhard and Clark Garrison with quite a few riser zombie spots to cover. There are two glowing weapons in the room: the Olympia and M14. There are two debris barricades that can be moved: one for 750 points and one for 1000 points. The debris costing 750 points leads to the power, while the debris for 1000 points leads to the jungle and Pack-a-Punch. The debris costing 750 points is a nice archway with still-standing walls, while the debris for 2000 points just blocks a large hole in the wall.

Worshipping Room[]

Opened for 750, the worshipping room is a large, crumbling room with a large statue of a female god in the centre of it. Many trees and vines cover the remaining civilisation. The B23R is located in this room as is Speed Cola/Quick Cola, and contains debris leading to the second Jungle Room. There is one Mystery Box spawn in this location.

Jungle Room 1[]

The first Jungle Room is located just off the starting room, on the opposite side of the Worship room. Dumbbell Lemonade/Double Tap Root Beer is found here, as is the PDW-57. There are lots of trees here, and a few decaying walls. There is a small lake here, and one can see the ocean from here.

Jungle Room 2[]

This Jungle Room is connected to the starting room, as well as the third Jungle Room. The MP5 can be found here on a tree. A river borders the entire area of this, and there is a small pile of dirt with shovels stuck in it.

Jungle Room 3[]

Ruined Corridor[]

Lake Room[]

Beach[]

Island[]

Ruined Basement[]

Speed Cola Room[]

Secret Corridor 1[]

Secret Corridor 2[]

Secret Room[]

Trap Room[]

Water Wheel Room[]

Pack-a-Punch Room[]

Uzi Corridor[]

Special Corridor[]

This area can only be accessed during the Dead Men Walking easter egg.

Maya Hotel[]

This area can only be accessed during the Dead Men Walking easter egg.

Weapons[]

Starting Weapons

These guns are automatically obtained when the game is starting. They are known as the "weakest" weapons.

Off-wall Weapons

These guns can be bought off the wall for a certain amount of points.

Pick up Weapons

These guns are found scattered around the map next to dead bodies. They do not have full ammo, and cannot be refilled unless a new gun is picked up.

Mystery Box Weapons

These guns can be obtained through the magical Mystery Box.

Easter egg Weapons
Dead Men Walking Weapons

These weapons can only be obtained through the major easter egg of the map.

Other Weapons

These weapons can only be obtained through various other means.

Perk-a-Colas[]

All Perk-a-Cola machines appear differently in this map, as they are all written in Japanese (with English translations) and have a more Japanese design. All machines are losing their paint and are covered with vines. All colas use different names in this map.

Perk-a-Colas

Rest Up Soda (1500 points in Co-Op, 500 points in Solo) increases reviving speed and revives the user when downed in Solo.

Super Soda (2500 points) gives the player 2x more health, allowing them to survive four hits instead of two.

Dumbbell Lemonade (2000 points) gives the player an increased firing speed and does 2x more damage.

Coke Action (1500 points) gives the player narrower crosshairs, and, unlike other maps, gives players a laser sight on weapons.

Quick Cola (3000 points) grants the ability for the user to reload almost 1.5x faster.

Triple-Up (4000 points) gives the player a third weapon slot. When bought, the player automatically gets a M1911.

Dr. Boom (2000 points) gives the player the ability to deal more explosive damage (and is hurt less by said damage) as well as creating an explosion when diving to prone.

Royal Shock (2000 points) gives the player an electric shock shield for a second while the player reloads their weapon.

Bamboo Sprint (2500 points) allows the player to sprint faster and for a longer duration.

Power-ups[]

  • Double Points - Double Points give double points per kill, barrier fix, Nuke or Carpenter.
  • Nuke - Nukes kill all Zombies that have spawned on the map. You get 500 points after using this.
  • Carpenter - Carpenters build up all the windows on the map. You get 500 points after using this.
  • Max Ammo - Max Ammo gives all players max ammo in all of their guns. This does not include their current clip.
  • Insta-Kill - Insta-Kill gives all Zombies 1HP, allowing them to get killed by one knife or one shot.
  • Fire Sale - Fire Sale spawns Mystery Boxes in all of their spawn locations, and costs 10 points.
  • Random Perk Bottle - Random Perk Bottle gives all the players a random perk that they do not currently have.
  • Zombie Flesh - Zombie Flesh, only found in Co-Op mode, attracts Zombies to the area where it is thrown. If thrown on a player, Zombies will follow the player that it was thrown on.

Easter eggs[]

For the map's major easter egg, see Dead Men Walking

Weapon easter eggs[]

  • The Sliquifier can be found behind a secret panel near the Pack-a-Punch.
  • The Golden Spork can be obtained after pushing down three buttons hidden around the map. After all three buttons are pushed, it can be obtained in the starting room. The buttons must be pushed in order, as a laugh designates when it is the wrong order.
    • One is in the starting room, behind the Olympia.
    • One is in the hallway with the Uzi, marked behind some leaves.
    • One is on a tree in the Juggernog area, marked with a blood splatter on the opposite side of the tree.

Musical easter eggs[]

Trivia[]

  • This is the second Nazi Zombies map to take place in Japan, the first being Shi No Numa.
  • Opening the files of Saigo no Fukkatsu shows it's name to be Mamiya No Densetsu instead of it's actual name.
    • "Mamiya no densetsu" (魔宮の伝説) is Japanese for "Temple of Doom". It's name is shared with a cancelled map in Call of Duty: Black Ops, as well as an Indiana Jones movie.
  • This is the first map to use alternate names for the Perk-a-Colas.
  • Like the French versions of Call of Duty, Double Tap is stated to be a lemonade.
    • When drinking the cola, Yuudai will state that it tastes "like root beer with a hint of lemon".
  • Oddly, the name of the map in the Japanese version is "Zonbi no ran" (ゾンビのラン), meaning "Zombie Run".
    • Again, the German version of the game calls the map "Maxis Ruinen", meaning "Maxis Ruins".
    • Similarly, the French version of the game calls the map "Ruines de la Tour Eiffel", ruins "Ruins of the Eiffel Tower".
  • In the German version of the game, Richtofen is mentioned multiple times by Yuudai. He is also the Demonic Announcer in the German version, as there was no Samantha Demonic Announcer in that version.
Playable Characters Private Joseph Henderson • Corporal Richard Fleming • Doctor Arnold Donetz • Marquis Clemencau
Bridgette Burkhard • Clark Garrison • Dr. Yuudai Endo • Zea Mays • Unnamed soldier
Non-Playable Characters Edward Richtofen • Ludvig Maxis • Samantha Maxis
Maps Abstieg auf Tod • No Più Eroi • Final Breath • Dame de Fer • Restricted Area • Verdammt Ankunft • Dernier Souhaiter • Viaggio nel Tempo
Test of Courage: Reflection • Intimidation • Experience • Wisdom • Enlightenment • Power Plant
Saigo no Fukkatsu • Galerie Mort • Königreich der Ende • Orologeria Labirinto • Der Aufstand
Ersten Begegnungen • Yūgure no Yoake • Pugnat Compleverunt • La Resistencia de Último • Autumn Skies • Future's Fortune
Easter Eggs Minor Easter Eggs: Kino der Toten • Campsite
Major Easter Eggs: Test of Courage • Dead Men Walking
Musical Easter Eggs: Nightmare • We'll Rise
Perk-a-Colas Deadshot Daiquiri • Double Tap Root Beer • Electric Cherry • Juggernog • Mule Kick • PhD Flopper • Pointwhore • Quick Revive • Search Soda • Speed Cola • Tombstone Soda • Stamin-Up
Zombies Zombie • Crawler Zombies • Denizen • Deviation • Hellhounds
Wonder Weapons Golden Spork • Ray Gun • Sliquifier • Thundergun • Winter's Howl • Wunderwaffe DG-2
Pack-a-Punch • Punch Explosion
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