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The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Black Ops III. The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 The subject of this article appeared in Zombies mode
For the successor system in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, see Elixir.
For a similar system in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, see Fate and Fortune Cards.
For a simillar feature in Call of Duty: Mobile, see Coins.

"Mmm, I can't tell you how many times I've found this stuff stuck on the underside of a theater chair!"
Nero Blackstone

GobbleGums are a feature of Zombies mode in Call of Duty: Black Ops III that appears in every map, including the Zombies Chronicles versions of previous maps. GobbleGums are special unlockable consumable items that give players specific bonuses, abilities, or effects, similar to Persistent Upgrades in Call of Duty: Black Ops II. Unlike Perk-a-Colas, GobbleGums are not automatically lost when downed, and their effects are largely temporary. They were also present in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 during pre-alpha development, but were replaced by Elixirs by the time the game launched. They are, however, mentioned in Blood of the Dead.

GobbleGums can be obtained by interacting with an active GobbleGum Machine, but only one GobbleGum can be held or kept active at a time. With the launch of Black Ops III, there was only only one active machine in the map, switching locations similarly to a Mystery box after repeated usage. As of the March 21, 2016 update, all GobbleGum locations are active at all times.

Players can purchase from the GobbleGum machine three times per round, with the subsequent purchase at a higher price. The GobbleGums and the GobbleGum machines are made by Doctor Monty.

Overview[]

Before starting each match, players can choose and customize a pack of GobbleGum in the Zombies menu, which include a total of five different GobbleGum balls. When in-game, a player can find and activate a GobbleGum machine, which will randomly dispense one of the five GobbleGum balls that player has chosen, granting the player the bonus or ability of that GobbleGum.

As players rank up with the progression system, more GobbleGums are unlocked, allowing for a variety of bonuses to be used in-game. Only one GobbleGum can be equipped at a time, and equipping another gum will replace the current GobbleGum and end its effective in case it was active. There is usually one GobbleGum machine in every area of every map.

There are four types of GobbleGums indicated by their patterns:

  • Classic, with a solid colour.
  • Mega, with rainbow spots like Jawbreakers.
  • Rare Mega, with white stripes.
  • Ultra-rare Mega, with light coloured swirls.

Each GobbleGum is color-coded depending on how they are activated: 

  • Blue is round-based.
  • Orange is activated immediately, or automatically in certain circumstances.
  • Green is time-based.
  • Purple is player activated, by pressing up on the D-pad of the controller or the 1 key on Keyboard.

The player character will blow a bubble and activate the GobbleGum's effect.

When the GobbleGum machine selects a mega GobbleGum that the player has run out of, it will say "Out of [flavor]" and retract the gum and give back the points the player used. If the machine selects a mega GobbleGum and the player does not take it, it won't be counted as used, and will be kept in the player's collection. On PC if mods are enabled, GobbleGums will never be consumed, but players are still limited to the amount they have available per game. If the player takes a mega GobbleGum from the machine, it will subtract it from their collection even if its effects are never used before the game ends or it is replaced with another.

In Zetsubou No Shima, before the player can access a GobbleGum machine, the player must destroy the webs on them by holding the "use" button while near them or by using explosives. Spiders are also able to put webbing back on them; if this is done, the player must destroy the webs on any that are affected before they can be used again.

The Descent map pack introduced a new type of GobbleGum, classified as Whimsical, with a second Whimsical being released with the Salvation, and a third and fourth released with the Zombies Chronicles packs. Whimsical GobbleGums present only cosmetic and aesthetic effects and do not affect the gameplay considerably.

Price[]

As of the release of Zombies Chronicles, the first GobbleGum is free, as opposed to the 500 points it was previously. After that, the price will continue to grow but will reset after the round ends. The increase in price will vary depending on what round the player is currently on. Fire Sale reduces the cost by 490 points. For the first nine rounds, the second and third use cost 1,500 and 3,000 points respectively. Afterwards, the prices increase every ten rounds, and the second use is two times the second use from the previous ten rounds minus 500, and the third use is simply double the second use. This chart displays the cost for the first, second and third uses for every round. The price stops increasing after round 100. With these prices, players can purchase from the GobbleGum machine up to three times per round.

  • Rounds 1-9: 0 / 1,500 / 3,000
  • Rounds 10-19: 0 / 2,500 / 5,000
  • Rounds 20-29: 0 / 4,500 / 9,000
  • Rounds 30-39: 0 / 8,500 / 17,000
  • Rounds 40-49: 0 / 16,500 / 33,000
  • Rounds 50-59: 0 / 32,500 / 65,000
  • Rounds 60-69: 0 / 64,500 / 129,000
  • Rounds 70-79: 0 / 128,500 / 257,000
  • Rounds 80-89: 0 / 256,500 / 513,000
  • Rounds 90-99: 0 / 512,500 / 1,025,000
  • Rounds 100-255: 0 / 1,024,500 / 2,049,000

Appearance[]

GobbleGum balls have their effect's color and have a picture illustrating their effect. The GobbleGum machine is supported by a grey stand. At the bottom of the machine, it is mostly red with some grey and six yellow light bulbs. On the sides and back is more red and grey. Above those is a grey, circular sign with a "5¢" message on it, while above that is another message quoting "Chew until you die!". Above the messages is a grey coin slot and GobbleGum dispenser with a message quoting "GobbleGum" on it. Atop the machine is a red sign that has a yellow, circular light at the top of it and a message quoting "Dr. Monty's". Below it is a dark grey lion head with red eyes and the glass container of GobbleGum balls underneath it. By the top of the glass container is another message quoting "GobbleGum".

Types[]

Classic[]

Classic GobbleGums are unlocked by default, by ranking up in Zombies, or purchasing specific DLC. Unlocked Classic GobbleGums reset when the player prestiges, requiring the player to rank up, or can be permanently unlocked with unlock tokens.

Default[]

The following five Classic GobbleGums are unlocked by default:

  • Always Done Swiftly - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 3 Rounds) Walk faster when aiming. Raise and lower your weapon to aim more quickly.
  • Arms Grace - (Activates Immediately, Lasts until next respawn) Respawn with the guns the player had when they bled out.
  • Coagulant - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 20 minutes) Longer bleedout time.
  • In Plain Sight - (Activated, 2x Activations, 10 seconds each) All zombies ignore the player.
  • Stock Option - (Activates Immediately, Last 2.5 minutes) Ammo is taken from the player's stockpile instead of their weapon's magazine. This allows the player to "spam" single-round weapons such as the XM-53 or Apothicon Servant.

Normal[]

The following ten Classic GobbleGums are unlocked by ranking up in Zombies:

  • Impatient - Unlocked at level 3 (Activates Immediately, Lasts until bleedout) Respawn near the end of the current round instead of at the start of the next round.
  • Sword Flay - Unlocked at level 6 (Activates Immediately, Lasts 2.5 minutes) Melee attacks and any melee weapon will inflict 5x more damage on zombies.
  • Anywhere But Here! - Unlocked at level 10 (Activated, 2x Activations) Instantly teleport to a random location. A concussive blast knocks away any nearby zombies, keeping the player safe.
  • Danger Closest - Unlocked at level 15 (Activates Immediately, Lasts 3 full rounds) Zero explosive damage, similar to PhD Flopper. Damage can still be taken by Insanity Elementals, however reduces the affect of the Panzersoldat shocking grenades.
  • Armamental Accomplishment - Unlocked at level 21 (Activates Immediately, Lasts 3 full rounds) Switch weapons and recover from performing melee attacks faster. Reload and use items more quickly. Similar to Fast Hands from Multiplayer but does not increase reload speed, contrary to the description.
  • Firing On All Cylinders - Unlocked at level 26 (Activates Immediately, Lasts 3 full rounds) Can fire while sprinting. Similar to the Gung-Ho perk from Multiplayer.
  • Arsenal Accelerator - Unlocked at level 30 (Activates Immediately, Lasts 10 minutes) Charge the player's special weapon faster. Affects the Apothicon Swords, the Annihilator, the Ragnarok DG-4, the Skull of Nan-Sapwe, and the Gauntlet of Siegfried.
  • Lucky Crit - Unlocked at level 33 (Activates Immediately, Lasts 1 full round) Improves your chances of activating an Alternate Ammo Type: Turned, Dead Wire, Fireworks , Blast Furance and Thunder Wall.
  • Now You See Me - Unlocked at level 34 (Activated, 2x Activations, 10 seconds each) All zombies will chase the player. Zombies will ignore all other players for the duration of the effect.
  • Alchemical Antithesis - Unlocked at level 35 (Activated, 2x Activations, 60 seconds each) Every 10 points earned is instead awarded 1 ammo in the stock of the current weapon. Affects all weapons. Any points gained including points from power ups will give the player one round in their reserve ammunition for every 10 points earned (for example, Double Points will double the ammo attainment).
    • Note that the points will not be awarded if this GobbleGum is active; however, if the ammo is full for the current weapon, the points will be awarded normally.
    • Additionally, the Death Machine has unlimited ammo and is a power-up, so any ammo obtained with it goes to the weapon that was in use when the power-up was taken; if that weapon is full, points will again accumulate normally.

Whimsical[]

The following four Classic GobbleGums have no gameplay effect or advantage in-game. In some cases, they alter the physics of the gameplay or the appearance of objects in the game, for the sake of being whimsical.

Descent DLC:

  • Projectile Vomiting - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 5 full rounds) Zombies you kill with grenades or other large projectiles vomit uncontrollably.

Salvation DLC:

  • Newtonian Negation - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 25 minutes) Zombies killed fall straight up.

Zombies Chronicles DLC:

  • Eye Candy - (Activated, 4x Activations) Overrides the colors you see. Creates color overlay that highlights zombies (and some non-zombie enemies) in a color that can be changed by reactivating. Colors include blue, green, yellow, and red. Activating a 5th time will deactivate the Gum.
  • Tone Death - (Auto-activates when killing a zombie, 25x Activations) A set of random silly zombie sounds and death sounds are played instead of the normal ones.

Mega[]

Have limited uses but are very powerful. Mega GobbleGums can only be obtained through the use of Liquid Divinium in Dr Monty's Factory, or by getting the free GobbleGum in Shadows of Evil or Der Eisendrache. Mega GobbleGums have three different rarities:

  • Mega (rainbowed spots like Jawbreakers)
  • Rare Mega (white stripes)
  • Ultra-Rare Mega (light-colored swirls).

Mega[]

  • Aftertaste - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 3 Rounds) Keep all Perks after being revived. This will not keep the player's Quick Revive in solo.
  • Burned Out - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 2 Hits) The next time the player takes damage, nearby zombies burst into fire.
  • Dead of Nuclear Winter - (2x Activations) Spawns a Nuke Power-Up.
  • Ephemeral Enhancement - (2x Activations, 60 Seconds Each) Turns the weapon in the player's hands into the Pack-A-Punched version. Players should be careful to remember that it only lasts for 60 seconds. This Gobblegum also works in Shadows of Evil with the Apothicon Servant, despite not being upgradable in the map.
  • I'm Feeling Lucky - (2x Activations) Spawns a random Power-Up in the map.
  • Immolation Liquidation - (3x Activations) Spawns a Fire Sale Power-Up.
  • Licensed Contractor - (3x Activations) Spawns a Carpenter Power-Up.
  • Phoenix Up - (1x Activation) Revives all teammates. Teammates keep all of their Perks.
  • Pop Shocks - (Auto-Activates when attacking Zombies, 5x Activations) Melee attacks trigger an electrostatic discharge, electrocuting nearby Zombies. This has the ability to instantly kill a Margwa or Panzersoldat.
  • Respin Cycle - (2x Activations) Re-spins the weapons in the Mystery Box after it has been activated.
  • Unquenchable - (Auto-Activates when the player has 4 Maximum Perks) Can buy an extra Perk-a-Cola. This is similar to a Empty Perk Bottle, however the perk slot will be lost should the player go down.
  • Who's Keeping Score? - (2x Activations) Spawns a Double Points Power-Up.

Awakening DLC:

  • Crawl Space - (5x Activations) All nearby zombies become crawlers.
  • Fatal Contraption - (2x Activations) Spawns a Death Machine Power-Up.

Eclipse DLC:

  • Unbearable - Auto-activates when a teddy bear appears in the Mystery box. The Mystery box re-spins automatically. The Mystery box will not move for several more uses.

Descent DLC:

  • Disorderly Combat - (Activates Immediately, Last for 5 minutes) Gives a random gun every 10 seconds. Should the player have all their weapons Pack-a-Punched, all the weapons given from this GobbleGum will also be Pack-a-Punched. Additionally, if at least one weapon in the player's loadout has an Alternate Ammo Type, every weapon will be given a random Ammo Type, excluding the L8 Circus.
  • Slaughter Slide - (Auto-activates when sliding, 6x Activations) Create 2 lethal explosions by sliding.

Salvation DLC:

  • Mind Blown - (3x Activations) Gib the heads of all the zombies you can see, killing them.

Zombies Chronicles DLC:

  • Board Games - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 5 rounds) Fixing one board at a barrier fixes all the boards at that barrier. You only get the points from the first board repaired.
  • Board To Death - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 5 minutes) Zombies within 15 feet of a repaired board are killed. Does not work for bosses.
  • Flavor Hexed - (Activates Immediately) Selects a random Mega Gobblegum of any rarity that is not in the player's loadout and awards it to the player. If the player doesn't bleed out or purchase another GobbleGum, then this will repeat a second time once the first gum has been used.
  • Idle Eyes - (Activated, 3 activations, 30 seconds each) All zombies ignore all players and stand idle.

Rare Mega[]

  • Cache Back - (1x Activation) Spawns a Max Ammo Power-Up.
  • Kill Joy - (2x Activations) Spawns an Insta-Kill Power-Up.
  • On the House - (1x Activation) Spawns a Random Perk Bottle Power Up.
  • Wall Power - (Activates Immediately, Lasts until the player's next wall-buy gun purchase) The next wall weapon purchased becomes Pack-a-Punched.

Awakening DLC:

  • Undead Man Walking - (Activates Immediately, Last 4 minutes) Slow down all zombies to shambling speed.

Eclipse DLC:

  • Fear in Headlights - (1x Activation, 2 minutes) Zombies seen by the player will not move. Players should remember this will not affect zombies that are behind them.
  • Temporal Gift - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 1 round) Power ups last longer (extra 30 seconds).

Descent DLC:

  • Crate Power - (Auto-activates next time you take a gun from the magic box) The next gun taken from the magic box comes Pack-a-Punched. This includes Monkey Bombs and Li'l Arnies.

Salvation DLC:

  • Bullet Boost - (2x Activation) Re-Pack your current Pack-a-Punched gun (if supported).

Zombies Chronicles DLC:

  • Extra Credit - (Activated, 4 Activations) Spawns a Personal Points Power-Up worth 1,250 points (2500 points if Double Points is active). In total, this grants 5000 points (10000 if Double Points is active).
  • Soda Fountain - (Auto-activates when buying a perk, 5 Activations) Perk purchase limit is ignored. Every perk you buy, a random perk is awarded along with the perk you bought.

Ultra-Rare Mega[]

  • Killing Time - (1x Activation) All zombies freeze in place for 20 seconds. If they are shot, they will be annihilated when the time is up. This gobblegum not only freezes zombies, but freezes other props in the map, as if the map is frozen in time.
  • Perkaholic - (Activates Immediately) Gives the player all Perk-a-Colas in the map.

Awakening DLC:

  • Head Drama - (Activates Immediately, Lasts for the Remainder of the Round) Any bullet which hits a zombie will damage its head.

Eclipse DLC:

  • Secret Shopper - (Activated Immediately, Lasts 10 minutes) Any gun wall-buy can be used to buy ammo for any gun. This excludes Wonder Weapons.

Descent DLC:

  • Shopping Free - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 1 minute) All purchases are free.

Salvation DLC:

  • Near Death Experience - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 3 full rounds) Revive, or be revived simply by being near other players. Revived players keep all their perks. In solo play, Quick Revive is never lost as long as the gum is still active.
  • Profit Sharing - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 10 minutes) Points you earn are also recieved by nearby players and vice versa.
  • Round Robbin' - (1x Activation) Ends the current round. All players gain 1600 points. This GobbleGum cannot be used in Area 51 (Spawn area on Moon) or during special rounds like Hellhound or Space Monkey rounds.
  • Self Medication - (Auto-activates by getting a kill in last stand, 3x Activations) Auto revive yourself. Keep all your perks. This includes Quick Revive.

Zombies Chronicles DLC:

  • Power Vacuum - (Activates Immediately, Lasts 4 rounds) Power-Ups spawn more often. The drop chance is greatly increased, the normal cap of only 4 drops per round is ignored.
  • Reign Drops - (Activated, 2 activations) Spawns all the core power-ups at once (Nuke, Double Points, Fire Sale, Insta-Kill, Random Perk Bottle, Max Ammo, Death Machine, Carpenter, Personal Points).

Locations[]

There are multiple GobbleGum machines that can found around the map. As of the March 21, 2016 update, all GobbleGum locations are active at all times.

Shadows of Evil[]

  • In the Junction, near the alley where the players start at.
  • In the Waterfront District, next to the Civil Protector switch.
  • In the Canal District, on the left side of the canal above a Mystery Box spawn point, across from a Harvest Pod.
  • In the Footlight District, adjacent to the retractable staircase.
  • In the Rift, adjacent from the fuse box for the Civil Protector.
  • In each of the Train Stations.

The Giant[]

  • To the left of the L-CAR 9 in the left hallway.
  • In a corner next to the retractable door (spawn side) in the right hallway.
  • In a corner to the right of the door that leads to Teleporter B.
  • In the hallway adjacent to the Mystery Box in the left building.
  • To the left of the Bowie Knife, below the buildable window.

Der Eisendrache[]

  • In the spawn room, in the corner below the right staircase.
  • Inside the gate area, to the left of the hole leading to Double Tap Root Beer.
  • At the top of the staircase leading into the Supply Room in the Lower Courtyard.
  • To the right of the doors which lead out to the Rocket Test Fire site.
  • In the Armory, to the left of the door leading to the Power Switch.
  • On the second floor of a building above the Wundersphere in the Upper Courtyard.
  • In the Undercroft, to the right of the doorway leading to Juggernog.
  • In the circular room where the urn for the Void upgrade for the Wrath of the Ancients is.

Zetsubou No Shima[]

  • In the spawn room, on the wall between the two buyable doors.
  • In Lab B, across from the temporal water system.
  • In Lab A, to the left of the door leading to the top of the Zipline.
  • In the Bunker, to the left of the random perk machine.
  • In the Power Room, next to the Power Switch.
  • In the Operations Room, to the right of the right staircase leading down to the bottom floor.

Gorod Krovi[]

  • In Belinski Square, to the right of the door leading into the first floor of the Department Store.
  • Below the staircase leading from the Department Store to the Operations Bunker.
  • In the Tank Factory, in the room to the left at the top of the ramp leading to the Dragon Platform.
  • In the Infirmary, at the top of the staircase leading to the second floor of the Infirmary.
  • In the Armory, across from a Mystery Box location.
  • In the Supply Depot, facing the yellow Groph Module console on the opposite side of the room.
  • To the left of the main entrance to the Dragon Command.
  • In the Hatchery, to the right of the staircase leading down to the Pack-a-Punch Machine.

Revelations[]

  • In the spawn room, to the right of the debris leading to the Origins section of the map.
  • In the trenches of the Origins section, to the right of the possible shield location closest to the spawn Jump Pad.
  • To the right of the Flogger trap activation switch in Origins.
  • In the Mob of the Dead section of the map, to the right of the caged staircase leading to the second level of the cell block.
  • On the balcony next to the caged stairs in the Verrückt section of the map.
  • To the right of the door leading to the Jump Pad to Verrückt in the Kino der Toten section.
  • To the left of the opening leading to the corruption engine in the Der Eisendrache section.
  • To the right leading up the staircase to the top of the temple in the Shangri-La section.
  • In the room with the buildable station in the Nacht der Untoten section.

Nacht der Untoten[]

  • In the spawn room, between the Sheiva and RK5 wallbuys.
  • On the second floor, across from the Der Wunderfizz machine.

Verrückt[]

  • To the left of the "Power will reunite you" door on the Quick Revive side.
  • In the hall next to the staircase on the Juggernog side.
  • In a hall to the left of the Electric Trap.
  • In a corner in the power room left of the Mystery Box.
  • To the right of the Vesper wallbuy on the second floor of the Allied side of the map.

Shi No Numa[]

  • In the spawn room next to the staircase.
  • In the main area 1st floor by the KRM-262 wall buy.
  • In front of the Storage building.
  • Next to the door to the Fishing Hut.
  • Next to the door to the Doctor's Quarters.
  • In front of the Comm Room.

Kino Der Toten[]

  • In the Lobby between the stairs.
  • In the Upper Hall next to Mule Kick.
  • In the Foyer next to Speed Cola.
  • On the stage between the Der Wunderfizz machine and the Mystery Box location.
  • In the Alley by the door to the Lower hall.
  • In the Storage next to the door to the Alley.

Ascension[]

  • In the spawn roon next to Quick Revive.
  • At Lunar Lander D by Widow's Wine.
  • At the Power Room next to the gate
  • In the Hallway across from the door to the second floor spawn room.
  • At the location by the Lunar Lander room across from the Stamin-Up machine.
  • At Lunar Lander B, below the Teddy Bear with the sickle.
  • In the launch room across from the Pack-a-Punch Machine.

Shangri-La[]

  • In the spawn room by the door to the tunnels.
  • Across from the Swamp Maze by the bridge.
  • Waterfall Underground next to the power door.
  • In the Power Room, across the door to the Mine Cart area.
  • Mine Cart Underground by the Mystery Box.
  • Across from the Mine Cart

Moon[]

Origins[]

  • In the Spawn room by the Rituals of the Ancients.
  • At Generator 2 in the Tank Station
  • At Generator 3 by the Mystery Box.
  • In the second floor at the Workshop, across from the Argus wall buy.
  • At Generator 4 by the Mystery Box.
  • At Generator 5 with the Der Wunderfizz and Stamin-Up.
  • Inside the Church by the stairs to Generator 6.
  • At Generator 6 by the Argus.
  • At the Excavaction across the Pack-a-Punch.

Free GobbleGum[]

In Shadows of Evil and Der Eisendrache, there is a way to acquire a free Mega GobbleGum that does not take from the player's pack.

For Shadows of Evil, the Pack-a-Punch room needs to be open, and the player must acquire Widow's Wine (for the first step, each player needs to have four Widow's Wine Grenades with them). At the Perk-a-Cola spawn point that is within the Canals, there will be a room with four lion heads - each player has to throw one Widow's Wine Grenade exactly into each of the lions' mouths. A lion will then roar, confirming the step was done correctly. In each of the mouths, there will be a small, grey GobbleGum that can be picked up and they have to be put on a plate in the candy shop beside Stamin-Up. After surviving three or four whole rounds, the GobbleGums will grow and become normal sized. Collecting it will give the player a free random Mega GobbleGum.

In Der Eisendrache, the player needs to take the little plant near the Teleporter in the Undercroft, on a table on the right side of the room atop a toolbox. They will now need to travel back in time via one of two methods: the first method is to acquire the Wrath of the Ancients and upgrade it to any of the Ancient Bows, then performing the first two steps of the My Brother's Keeper easter egg quest. When the player heads back to the teleporter the bottom light will be purple, and all players in the game must then be in the teleporter to teleport back in time. The second method involves destroying the wall in the clocktower and planting the Ragnarok DG-4 as a trap behind the now-exposed clock. Then, the player must activate a switch inside the tower by holding the use button, which will start the clock - the switch then needs to be pulled again once the clock reaches 9:35. To travel back in time, the player has to wall run over a glowing blue circle in the undercroft while anti-gravity is active.

When the player travels back in time, they need to place the plant on the toolbox where they originally found it. When the player teleports back, the plant on the table will have grown into a larger plant. Collecting it now will give a free random Mega Gobblegum.

Gallery[]

Concept Art[]

Artworks by Gadget-Bot

Trivia[]

  • The GobbleGum named "Phoenix Up" is a reference to a recurring Final Fantasy series item called Phoenix Down, which is used to revive party members during a battle.
  • In-game, the GobbleGum machine's yellow light bulbs tick as follows: one tick, one tick, five ticks, referencing Element 115.
  • Mega GobbleGum flavors cannot be used in Local due to Dr. Monty's Factory not being in Local.
  • Pink and purple GobbleGum balls appear as a selectable reticle for the Thermal Scope in the Zombies category.
  • In the Shadows of Evil trailer, the GobbleGum seems to have different colors, with them being red, white, and green.
  • As of the February 8, 2016 update, the mega GobbleGums have a glow around them in the selection menu.
  • The "Perkaholic" GobbleGum, which grants the player every Perk on the map, may be a reference to the Call of Duty: World at War achievement Perk-a-Holic, which requires the player to have all perks on the map at the same time in Shi No Numa.
  • On PlayStation 4, when the notification shows up after first buying a GobbleGum, the light bar on the player's controller will glow the same color as the GobbleGum ball is.
  • When the game was first released, the GobbleGum machines were in only one place at a time (similar to Mystery Box) and only one gum could be purchased per round, with each costing 500 points regardless of round progression.
  • The GobbleGums "Fatal Contraption" and "Immolation Liquidation" serve as synonyms to the power-ups they spawn: Death Machine and Fire Sale.
  • GobbleGum is mentioned in Blood of the Dead by Takeo Masaki, in which he states that he misses them.
  • In solo, the "Soda Fountain" and "Perkaholic" GobbleGums can still give the player Quick Revive after the machine has disappeared.
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