Top 3 GTA Online secrets, myths, and easter eggs

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Image via GTA Wiki

A franchise cannot stand to be the most popular fandom globally without suffering through its fair share of secrets and myths. As for Easter eggs, they've always been a part of GTA Online.

Secrets and myths spread like wildfire, while some of the fascinating Easter eggs remain undiscovered. This article highlights the top 5 GTA Online secrets, myths and Easter eggs.


Top 3 GTA Online secrets, myths and easter eggs:


#3 Photo of CJ in a tattoo shop

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Image via Youtube

This is perhaps one of those subtle Easter eggs that GTA Online players often miss out on.

Carl Johnson is one of the main protagonists featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. His photo can be found in a tattoo shop, crammed into a collage on the wall.


#2 Secret hallway

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Image via Youtube

Like Hogwarts, GTA Online features several secret hallways and rooms. One such hallway can be found at the airport. Not only does this hallway seem to lead to several eerie-looking rooms, but it also leads to the airport roof.

If the player feels parched from all the nitty-gritty stuff going on in the game, they can always steal a drink from the two vending machines that this secret hallway seems to host for some reason.


#1 The Loch Ness Monster

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The Loch Ness Monster is a long-necked mythical creature featured in GTA Online, added to the game as part of the popular Cayo Perico Heist.

"Kapitan. I do not want to worry you, but... there is something out there. Long-range scanners are picking up something... big on the surface. From movement patterns, I would say it is... never mind. It is an old friend of mine."

―Pavel

This monster has fascinated players worldwide, mainly because it appears only for about a few seconds and dives underneath within the blink of an eye. Fans are still speculating about what the Loch Ness Monster represents in GTA Online.

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Edited by Srijan Sen