Know All The Hidden WWE 2K25 Easter Eggs And How To Find Them

WWE 2K25 is now available, and players are still discovering new content that wasn't advertised before release. Easter eggs are among these items. A license plate that reads WWE 2K21, the game that was never made after 2K20 failed, is one example of one that refers to previous WWE video games.

There are numerous small references to various topics throughout the game, especially AEW, WWE's primary rival. Easter eggs pertaining to the history of WWE and earlier games in the series are also included. Many minor details in this game are simple to overlook. They demonstrate the developers' attention to detail, but they don't significantly affect how much you enjoy the game. Here are a few of the most noteworthy details and Easter eggs.

All WWE 2K25 Easter Eggs

Here are all the easter eggs in WWE 2K25:

Firefly Funhouse On The Island

On The Island, one of the more difficult-to-find Easter eggs is concealed behind a gate. A rocking chair and an antique television set are visible if you approach it directly and examine it closely.

This alludes to the legendary Bray Wyatt, who passed away. It's more precisely about the Firefly Funhouse, a perverted children's program that Bray Wyatt hosted for a while. It pays good homage to the legendary WWE star.

Shawn Spear AEW Nickname

Commentators have some interesting things to say when certain superstars pull weapons out from under the ring during a match. When The Sandman grabs a kendo stick, for instance, they make a big deal out of it, even referring to it as a Singapore cane, which is what it was commonly called when he used it.
The most intriguing is when Shawn Spears snatches a chair while the pundits mention his previous moniker, the Chairman. This is noteworthy since he used that tactic while working for the competing promotion AEW.

Cody Rhodes Throne Entrance

A unique 'Throne Smasher' entrance can be unlocked during MyRise, in which a wrestler emerges and smashes the stone throne that Triple H once used as part of his entrance. To make matters worse, they use the superstar's trademark sledgehammer.
It's a blatant reference to the moment Cody Rhodes made a similar entrance in AEW. In fact, there is special commentary that recognizes Rhodes's destruction of the throne if you set it as his entrance. Rhodes received one of the best game covers for WWE 2K24, and now he has one of the best entrances.

The Island Pet Cemetery

While there are many prominent references to WWE stars in The Island, there are also some subtle ones. For instance, some of the animals featured on WWE TV have gravestones in a cemetery. Jake 'The Snake' Roberts would bring his python to the ring, and he had a name for it: Damien.

Pepper, Al Snow's chihuahua pet, receives a headstone after being the subject of a highly contentious plot point. The spider with the sheet covering it appears to reference the tarantula Erick Rowan used to bring to the ring. Last but not least is a grave honoring the notorious Gobbledy Gooker from WWE TV.

Uncle Howdy's Freeze Payback

Due to Bray Wyatt's gimmick, the Uncle Howdy character is replete with allusions to his brother. Every member of the Wyatt Sicks is obviously a throwback to Bray, but 2K made the decision to include a unique story about Luke Harper, also known as Brodie Lee from AEW, who was a member of The Wyatt Family before Bray.

Uncle Howdy will watch the player crawl through the crowd while yelling "yeah, yeah, yeah" at their opponent while they use the freeze payback ability. In the early days of that character, Harper would yell this in the ring when he was competing.

The WWE Archive Backstage Area

For WWE 2K25, backstage fights have been slightly modified, and fans can now explore a huge new space. This space is modeled after the WWE warehouse, which is stocked with artifacts and artifacts from the company's history. Fans can easily cross off something they miss about WWE by simply exploring this backstage area.
Items include a Statue of Liberty from WrestleMania 29, an old WrestleMania ring, the removed fist from the SmackDown stage, and much more. Many of them are even interactive.

The Jay Driller Renamed

Born in January 1984, Jay Briscoe began his professional wrestling career in 2000 with his younger brother, Mark. After winning the ROH World Tag Team Championships a record 13 times, the two established themselves as mainstays in Ring of Honor. At the age of 38, Jay tragically died in January 2023.

Since he was regarded as a legend of the independent scene, his passing was difficult for the wrestling community. Even though he never played in the WWE, 2K chose to pay tribute to him and his legacy by renaming his signature move—the Butterfly Piledriver—the Jay Driller in 2K25.

WWE 2K25 Easter Eggs List