Ringu Chapter Easter Eggs and References|5.6.0

Vyne456 · February 2022

I checked and looked at and watched the Ringu chapter and I realized some good and rare scenes but I would say I cannot post any of them because I don't have a pc and share a video.

But i'll explain about the scenes and all that easter eggs from the movie and other things in the game.

Every time spam of waiting in the lobby playing as the Onyro will jumpscare you. You can avoid it by turning her around.
Her appearence is from the japanese ring.
Her nails has clipped off because she tried and failed to get off the well.
The survivor is from the Japanese ring (Obviously).
The well on the dbd trailer is from the red forest on the mother's dwelling.
Her M1 power is based on the symbol called "Curse."

These are the things I just put down. If you have any questions or anything you wanna add, you can always comment down if you wanna add more to these references and easter eggs if you wanna say something in general.

GoodBoyKaru · February 2022

Fun fact, BHVR had the idea to have Yoichi after they couldn't get the likeness to the actors for Ryuji and Reiko. The IP holders for Ringu liked this idea and Yoichi + Sadako being in the Entity's Realm is now considered canon to Ringu lore.

Source:

https://www.newsweek.com/dead-daylight-interview-ringu-ring-sadako-rising-kaokawa-behavior-interactive-dlc-1679327

GentlemanFridge · February 2022

1: Can confirm the jumpscare is not every 7 minutes. Had her do it every 30 seconds or so. I think it’s just random and rare, like Trickster’s wink.

2: Kinda feel like this one’s obvious. What with her name being Sadako and not Samara, ‘n all. Also “Ringu”.

3 & 4: I’m wholly unfamiliar with the franchise, I got nothing to add there.

5: Not sure ‘bout that one. Feels like it could be anywhere, and the blue hue is coincidental. For promotion purposes, it’s odd to have her appear in a cornfield, for example.

6: Not sure what you mean with “the first teaser of dead by daylight”. It’s a kanji symbol meaning ‘Curse’, inside a ring. I know too little of the franchise to say whether it’s the eponynous “Ring”, though.