Easter Egg
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Easter egg can refer to: Easter eggs, which are eggs decorated to celebrate Easter in Western countries. Fabergé eggs, a series of Easter egg jewelry designed by Russian jewelry designer Peter Carl Fabergé for the imperial family; also known as 'Tsar eggs'. Easter egg (media), which refers to hidden messages or functions in various media visuals. Post-credits scene, which refers to additional footage after the main feature of a film or TV series.
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Easter egg can refer to: Easter eggs, which are eggs decorated to celebrate Easter in Western countries. Fabergé eggs, a series of Easter egg jewelry designed by Russian jewelry designer Peter Carl Fabergé for the imperial family; also known as 'Tsar eggs'. Easter egg (media), which refers to hidden messages or functions in various media visuals. Post-credits scene, which refers to additional footage after the main feature of a film or TV series.
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An Easter egg is a non-essential piece of information, joke, or homage hidden by the creator in a work (film, software, game), meant to be discovered by attentive users, enhancing the work's depth and stickiness through the 'hide-discover' interaction.
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