Call of Duty
the publisher of Call of Duty
What is Activision?
the Pokémon with electricity-storing pouches on its cheeks
What is Pikachu?
the author of "On the Origin of Species"?
Who is Charles Darwin?
this homophone can mean a father's offspring or the star that keeps the planet warm
What is son/sun?
Karel Capek used this Czech word for slave to describe what is now a common word for artificial intelligence
What is robot?
Zombies, one of Call of Duty’s most popular game modes, first appeared in this game
What is Call of Duty: World at War?
the number of Dragon Balls
What is 7?
the definition of arachnology
What is the study of spiders?
this homophone can mean vision or the ocean
What is see/sea?
Dr. Seuss invented this word to describe a creature, but today it means a very smart, but sometimes unpopular or socially awkward person
What is a nerd?
the goal in a multiplayer game of Domination
What is "capture control points"?
anime series which revolves around a boy who sells his soul to a demon
What is Black Butler?
the number of animal kingdoms
What is 6? (Will also accept 5)
this homophone can mean the immaterial essence of a being or it can be found on the bottom of your shoe
What is a soul/sole?
Charles Dicken's alleged invented this word that today means a state of being completely uninterested
What is boredom?
Exosuits were introduced in this Call of Duty series
What is Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare?
anime series that revolves around the Elric brothers
What is Fullmetal Alchemist?
the definition of ornithology
What is they study of birds?
this homophone means to praise or to bring to a perfect completion
What is compliment/complement?
What is Catch-22?
the location of the opening scene in Modern Warfare 3
What is Financial District of NYC?
An outcast prince takes over the revolution by controlling the mind of others
Who is Lelouch Lanperouge?
A diurnal animal is one that is active during this time
What is daytime?
this homophone can mean a large weapon or an accepted principle
What is a cannon/canon?
John Milton used this word first in Paradise Lost to describe a hall of demons. Today it means when chaos breaks loose
What is pandemonium?