Fallout TV Show Video Game Easter Eggs – Items and Gear

Fallout: The Series April 12, 2024

Weapons aren’t the only pieces of equipment that have made their way from the games into the show. There’s all sorts of items and gear to be spotted, including the iconic NCR Ranger outfit that adorns the Fallout: New Vegas box art.

The show’s raiders are also outfitted in authentic apparel.

As in the games, Vault Boy bobbleheads can be spotted dotted about the world. There’s one holding out his hand, another with arms crossed, and one with his hands on his hips. Incidentally, these are all official Fallout merch figures from the real world.

In episode six you can spot an issue of the Capital Post newspaper, which was published in Fallout 3’s setting of Washington DC.

Other light reading can be found in Tesla Science Magazine, which was used in Fallout 4 to provide perks that enhance your ability with energy weapons.

Seen in Filly’s general store is a lunchbox, which fans will recognise from all of the Bethesda-era Fallout games, as well as the Fallout 3 collector’s edition.

If you’re a serial junk collector, you’ll definitely have picked up a bottle of Abraxo during your travels in Fallout 3, 4, 76, and New Vegas.

One of the raiders appears to be pretty into Jet, using an inhaler to partake in the addictive hallucinogen that is used in the games to boost combat effectiveness.

Talking of drugs, stimpacks are used to cure wounds several times across the series. These come in identical syringes to the games’ healing shots.

There’s also a couple of bags of RadAway to be found, including one with a hand-written label that’s just like the versions seen in Fallouts 3 and 4.

And for those who like to relax with a bit of nicotine, Amazon’s version of the wasteland is stocked with Big Boss cigarettes, which we last saw in Fallout: New Vegas.

Fallout TV Show Video Game Easter Eggs – Items and Gear

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