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Shi No Numa

Previous level	Verrückt
Next level	Der Riese
Game	Call of Duty: World at War Call of Duty: Black Ops Call of Duty: ZOMBIES
Character	Tank Dempsey, Nikolai Belinski, Takeo Masaki and Edward Richtofen
Weapons	M1911, and 2 Stielhandgranates. Any Weapon Purchased
Enemy weapons	BRAAAINS...
Place	Swamp in Pacific
Date	1945
Objective	Survive for as long as possible against limitless waves of zombies
Enemies	Imperial Zombies and Hellhounds
Console codename	nazi_zombie_sumpf zombie_swamp (Black ops)
Multiplayer map	Features of Knee Deep and Makin
Campaign level	Semper Fi

"Maggot ridden corpses. Bug infested swamp. Hundreds of undead Imperial Army. Choose your tactic and defend for your lives!"

— Single player solo mission description in the Mission Select menu.

Shi No Numa (Japanese: 死の沼; English: "Swamp of Death"), is a Nazi Zombies map featured in Call of Duty: World at War and Call of Duty: Black Ops. It is the third level of the Nazi Zombies series. The events of Shi No Numa occur in a swamp somewhere in the Pacific that is surrounded by a jungle. This is the only Zombies map to include zombies from the Imperial Japanese Army. It was released on June 11^th, 2009 for the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360. It is priced at €9.99 or $9.99USD or £5.99GBP or $14.99AUS on the PlayStation Store, and 800 Microsoft Points on the Xbox LIVE Marketplace. It was released on the PC on July 17^th for free through the v1.5 patch. It was also along with the other three World at War zombie maps on August 23 in the map pack Rezurrection for Call of Duty: Black Ops, or through a code available with the Hardened Edition.

The map was released alongside Corrosion, Banzai and Sub Pens. It is the only Nazi Zombies map from Call of Duty: World at War to have Japanese zombies instead of the previous Nazi Zombies, as well as the only map in the entire Zombies chronology, to have zombies that were formerly Imperial Japanese Army soldiers. This Zombie map takes place during the afternoon.

The map introduced many elements to the Nazi Zombies game mode. Shi No Numa introduced the concept of a special round where the player(s) fight(s) against a unique type of enemy instead of the normal Zombie enemies, and can be awarded with a power-up for completing the round. Hellhounds, which are zombie dogs, created by Richtofen and Ludvig Maxis are a vicious type of enemy that are first encountered here. They spawn at random points on the map and chase players at quite a fast pace. After defeating all Hellhounds, the player is rewarded with the a Max Ammo power-up. In this map, the Mystery Box will move to random locations on the map as opposed to having a set cycle of places to go to, but a yellow beam of light will emanate from the Box wherever it is to guide players to it. There is no power switch on this map, because power does not have to be restored on Shi No Numa, as opposed to having to be turned on in all the maps (excluding Nacht der Untoten, as it has no electrical devices meant to help players). It is the also the first Nazi Zombies map to feature an original layout of its own, although it features elements from Knee Deep and Makin for its environments.

The secret song for this map is The One by Elena Siegman.

Shi No Numa was released on the iPhone on June 2, 2010, on the iPhone app, "Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies" and is available as in-app purchase for $4.99 and as a standalone app for $9.99.

The iPhone version also has an exclusive Easter Egg. By opening all areas, a quote will say "All areas unlocked! Now find the grave!", and the knife will become a shovel. The player will receive the Wunderwaffe DG-2 after digging the grave. The grave is marked "Peter," and the hanging man is also missing from the start room as well.

OverviewEdit

Call of Duty: World at WarEdit

Players spawn on the top floor with up to three other teammates: one American, one Russian, one German and one Japanese soldier (Tank Dempsey, Nikolai Belinski, Dr Edward Richtofen and Takeo Masaaki) with four windows to cover. There are two chalk weapon outlines there: an Arisaka and a Gewehr 43. This is the first zombie map to allow the player to go outside without glitching or cheating. One can either open a wooden fence into the next room or the stairs

which, either way, opens up both the outside and downstairs. From there, the player can go to the Storage, the Doctor's Quarters, down to the Fishing Hut, or the Comm Room. Each leads to a different part of the swamp with a hut on each. Unlike Verrückt, the Mystery Box doesn't just reappear in an opened area - it can reappear anywhere on the map. There is also a zipline that can transport a player from upstairs in the main hut to the Doctor`s Quarters. Electro-Shock Defenses are also placed on each main hut and can be turned on for 1000 points. Every time a hut is opened, a random Perk-a-Cola machine spawns. The Ray Gun and the Flamethrower are back along with the additions of the Arisaka and Type 100, as well as the Wunderwaffe DG-2; the second Wonder Weapon introduced to the Zombies story. It has a capacity of 3 shots and comes with 15 shots in reserve. On the iPhone version, however, it comes with 24 reserve shots. This weapon can electrocute any zombie in the vicinity, but it can also shock the user (although with less effect than the Electro-Shock Defenses) if shot too close.

This is an entirely new map, with features of Knee Deep and Makin. The layout is completely different - about the size of a small or medium map. The animation for the weapons have changed, with improved detail on the walls and in the Mystery Box. The body animation has been changed for the Zombies as well. They walk differently (slightly like samurai) and they now tear down the boards instead of lunging at the window. The Hellhounds are far fewer in number and reinforcements than the zombies, but they are much faster and swarm the player. Once a Hellhound Round has passed, there won't be another for at least four to five rounds; then it becomes a coin flip chance again. The Hellhounds spawn randomly through lightning and attack. The map fogs up and thunder is heard to indicate their arrival. The Element 115 meteor can be found out of the map.

Call of Duty: Black OpsEdit

This map along with the other 3 Nazi Zombie Maps from World at War (Nacht der Untoten, Verrückt, and Der Riese) appear in Call of Duty: Black Ops on the Hardened and Prestige editions and in the Rezurrection map pack with some changes. The graphics have been improved and Cold War era weapons, such as the Galil, are now available from the Mystery Box.

As with the other classic maps on Call of Duty: Black Ops, most weapons from Call of Duty: World at War are replaced by Cold War weapons. Only certain weapons, such as the Wunderwaffe DG-2, remain from World at War. The wall weapons are also kept, like the STG-44.

Parts of the map in the Black Ops edition seem to have less or more foliage and less or more fog meaning it's possible to see outside the map in certain angles around the map.

Many glitches on this map have not been patched in the Black Ops edition, like the Hellhound barrier glitch. It's not available on the Wii edition of Black Ops

There is also a new hidden radio message that explains how the characters got to Kino der Toten.

Mule Kick is also located in the starting room as of September 27, 2011.

Unique featuresEdit

This is the first map where zombies can spawn inside the accessible area and bypass the windows.
The Perk-a-Cola machines spawn randomly (except for Mule Kick, which spawns in the starting room).
The enemies are Imperial Japanese Zombies instead of Nazis.
The Flogger and lift-version of the Zipline are unique to this map.
This is the first map where Japanese weapons can be purchased.
This is the first map where the Mystery Box shows a bright light in the sky at its location.
This is the first map to feature Hellhounds.
This is the first map to feature the Wunderwaffe DG-2.
This is the first map to introduce playable characters that are from every faction in Call of Duty: World at War.
This is the only map where electricity does not have to be turned on in order to use electrical barriers.

Zombie behaviorEdit

This map is the only zombies map to feature Imperial Army zombies. This is also the first map to feature zombies wearing headgear. These zombies also have a unique walk and jog. Sometimes you will find a zombie with one arm extended, shaking its head, while walking towards you. There will be times where you find a zombie with running at you with one reaching out to grab you, the other arm facing the other direction. These zombies spawn along with their normal animation mode buddies. These zombies spawn in the swamp water and are not slowed down by it. That means that the zombies will outrun you in the water.

The HutsEdit

There are four huts in the map that players can go to, to defend against zombies and hellhounds rather than staying in the large main hut and trying to defend numerous windows from being broken into. In order to get to these huts, players must open a gate in the main structure, one for each hut. These are 1000 points each. Then, players will have to run a short distance until they reach the hut.

Players now have to open the door to the hut which will be 750 points for every hut. Once the door is opened, players can find the one of the four Perk-a-Cola machines cycling for about 5 seconds until one is randomly picked and able to be used to buy a perk. All huts can be spawn points for the Mystery Box, and each hut includes at least one chalk drawing of a weapon and the Electro-Shock Defenses, which can be used for 1000 points.

Doctor's QuartersEdit

The Doctor's quarters entrance is above the Warning Room. In the Doctor's Quarters, a Perk-a-Cola machine can be found, a Mystery Box spawn point can be located, the B.A.R. can be purchased for 1800 points, and the Electro-Shock Defenses can be used here at the entrance for 1000 points. Also, there are two windows that zombies can break through. A unique feature this hut has is a zipline where players can go on and be transported back to the top floor of the main hut.

This can be used to get to the hut and to get back to the main hut. Players must activate the Zipline by making their way through the swamp, hitting the main switch on the red console outside the hut, and then having the option to take it back to the main building at the cost of 1500 points. The Zipline can carry all four players in a full lobby, but if they aren't standing on the platform when it gets triggered then they will be left behind.

The player can do the weapon glitch in this hut. Getting to this hut can be tricky, due to the fact that players are slowed down in the water much more than Zombies are, and that Zombies also spawn in the water. Stick to the land as much as possible. Also, in a full lobby, have the two people with the best weapons hold the front, and the other two cover the windows.

StorageEdit

The storage hut entrance is located under the Wunderwaffe corner in the players' spawn room. In the Storage hut, a Perk-a-Cola machine can be found, a mystery box spawn point can be located, the Type 100 can be purchased for 1000 points, and the Electro-Shock defenses can be used at the entrance for 1000 points. Also, there are two windows that zombies can break through. This is the smallest hut and hardest to defend as well. The weapon glitch can also be done in here, but is very easy to do. There are three paths to venture through to here and back to the main building. There is also a radio here. The Element 115 meteor is also located on the rightmost path to this hut.

Communications RoomEdit

The Comm room entrance is located at the bottom of the first flight of stairs, under the players' spawn room. In the Comm Room, a Perk-a-Cola machine can be found, a Mystery Box spawn point can be located, the STG-44 can be purchased for 1200 points, and the Electro-Shock Defenses can be used at the entrance for 1000 points. There are also two windows that zombies can break through.

There is a telephone as well, and when the player walks up to and presses the "use" button will get the Dead Air achievement and trigger the song The One, as heard in the trailer. If the player listens carefully, the player can hear the numbers 9-1-1 being dialed into the phone before the song begins.

Also, while very difficult and requires practice, the player can do the weapons glitch in here; however, it is very risky and can sometimes cause players to switch out good weapons with bad ones.

Fishing HutEdit

The Fishing hut entrance can be located under the Flogger. In the Fishing Hut, a Perk-a-Cola machine can be found, a mystery box spawn point can be located, the MP40 can be purchased for 1000 points, and the Electro-Shock Defenses can be used at the entrance for 1000 points.

There are also three windows that zombies can break through. When the gate from the main building is opened to get to the Fishing Hut, the Flogger can be activated for 750 points. Players can also do the weapons glitch in this hut. This is the largest and most open hut, making it quite easy to defend compared to the other huts.

WeaponsEdit

Starting weaponsEdit

Off-Wall weaponsEdit

Arisaka - Located in the spawn room.
Gewehr 43 - Located in the spawn room next to the fence.
Stielhandgranate x4 - Located in the warning room next to the exit.
M1 Carbine - Located in the warning room next to the exit.
Bouncing Betty x2 - Located in the courtyard.
M1 Garand - Located near the Doctor's Quarters entrance.
M1897 Trenchgun - Located near the Storage entrance.
Thompson - Located in the starting mystery box room.
MP40 - Located in the Fishing Hut.
BAR - Located in the Doctor's Quarters.
Type 100 - Located in the Storage.
STG-44 - Located in the Comms Room.

Mystery Box weaponsEdit

Call of Duty: World at War:Edit

Call of Duty: Black Ops:Edit

CharactersEdit

In Shi No Numa, players enjoy the new experience to play not as simply four unnamed American soldiers, but instead assume the role of either an American, a Japanese, a Russian, or a Nazi character. However the only differences between them are dialog and character models, they all play exactly the same. It can be noted that all four characters live up to their respective cultural stereotypes: (Tank Dempsey is a war-lover, Takeo Masaki is always talking about the Emperor and honor, Nikolai Belinski loves Vodka, and Richtofen is a sadistic madman and often refers himself as "The Doctor").

Tank DempseyEdit

Main article: Tank Dempsey

Tank Dempsey is an American soldier and member of the Marines. In fact, he was the leader of the squad of US Marines that fought at Verruckt. His point counter is white. He was created in the style of a stereotypical all-American war hero. He did not fight at the battle of Pelieu, as he was captured beforehand. and had received a Medal of Honor prior to the events of Shi No Numa. He uses the same character model as Polonsky.

Takeo MasakiEdit

Main article: Takeo Masaki

Takeo Masaki is an Imperial Army soldier, a Japanese officer. His point counter is yellow. He was created as a stereotypical Japanese officer of his time: he's a fanatic who honors Japan and its Emperor, follows Bushido, and would die before surrendering in battle. He uses the same character model as the Japanese officer character model.

Nikolai BelinskiEdit

Main article: Nikolai Belinski

Nikolai Belinski is a soldier and member of the Red Army. He is a stereotypical Russian, being a heavy vodka drinker. He also is known for having killed many, if not all of his ex-wives, often stating that he used a particular weapon to kill a particular wife. His point counter is blue. He uses the same character model as Chernov, and is voiced by the same voice actor as Chernov.

Edward RichtofenEdit

Main article: Edward Richtofen

Dr. Edward Richtofen is a sadistic and psychopathic Nazi officer who was later revealed to have taken part in the creation of the Zombies. His point counter is green. He specializes in torture and created the Wunderwaffe DG-2. He uses the same character model as General Amsel, albeit with a differently coloured jacket.

Stairs or Warning GateEdit

Each has its own advantages and disadvantages.

Warning Gate AdvantagesEdit

More opened up than the stairs.
Keeps the player's back safe when getting a weapon from the box.

Warning Gate DisadvantagesEdit

Much longer route to the box.
The set of stairs past the M1 Carbine are a prime place for surprises.

Stairs AdvantagesEdit

Quick route to box.

Stairs DisadvantagesEdit

Less open area.
Likely be surprised when buying a weapon.

Wunderwaffe DG-2Edit

Main article: Wunderwaffe DG-2

The Wunderwaffe DG-2.

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The Wunderwaffe DG-2, referred to by Tank Dempsey as the "Wonder Waffle," is an extremely powerful Wonder Weapon that players can only obtain from the Mystery Box. Without mods or glitches, it can only be used in-game by one person, but if someone gets the Wunderwaffe out of the Box, but trades it for something else, someone else can get it out of the Box. It fires a bolt of chain lightning that can spread out to kill up to 10 Zombies at a time. It is fully automatic, like its predecessor, the Ray Gun, but it should be treated as though it is semi-automatic, due to it having a tiny amount of ammo (3 shots per magazine with 15 in reserve).

It is a waste of ammo if used in the early rounds (5-10) due to the fact that the zombies can be readily killed by much more conventional weaponry, but becomes much better to have in the rounds later on, where one burst of lightning can kill a whole horde of zombies. What's more, the player receives an animation of the zombies being electrocuted. The number of zombies it can kill with a single shot is 10. As there is a maximum of 24 zombies per round, per player, it will take more than one shot to kill every zombie in a round.

Despite being quite a large weapon, the Wunderwaffe DG-2 is surprisingly light, and the player can run around the same speed as with a much lighter weapon. This is probably due to the gun being classified as a rifle.

If this gun is used too close to a zombie it hits, the user will be electrocuted, with an effect much like running through a barrier, but with less damage. Taking electrocution from the Wunderwaffe DG-2 lowers the effectiveness of Juggernog(2 hits to be downed), so one needs to be cautious when using it at close range.

TriviaEdit

Main article: Shi No Numa/Trivia

Radio MessagesEdit

Main article: Shi No Numa/Radio Messages

Achievements/TrophiesEdit

Dead Air (10 / Bronze Trophy ) - Answer the telephone in the Communications Room.

Hammer Time (10 / Bronze Trophy ) - Repair 200 window boards in one game of Shi No Numa.

Weapon of Minor Destruction (20 / Bronze Trophy ) - Kill no more than 1 Zombie with a Nuke.

Perk-a-Holic (20 / Bronze Trophy ) - Have every single perk at the same time.

It's a Trap! (20 / Bronze Trophy ) - Kill at least one zombie with three different traps in a single round.

Fertilizer Man (30 / Bronze Trophy ) - Kill 200 zombies in a single game.

Big Brawler (30 / Bronze Trophy ) - Get 10 melee Knife kills in a row while Insta-Kill is active.

Deadhead (30 / Silver Trophy ) - Get 150 zombie headshots in one game.

Big Baller (30 / Silver Trophy ) - Get 75,000 total points in a single game.

Soul Survivor (50 / Silver Trophy ) - Reach Round 15 without getting downed on Shi No Numa.

TrailerEdit

^{Shi No Numa Trailer}

QuotesEdit

Main article: Shi No Numa/Quotes

v • d • e Campaign Levels of Call of Duty: World at War

America	Semper Fi · Little Resistance · Hard Landing · Burn 'em Out · Relentless · Black Cats · Blowtorch & Corkscrew · Breaking Point

Russia	Vendetta · Their Land, Their Blood · Blood and Iron · Ring of Steel · Eviction · Heart of the Reich · Downfall

Nazi Zombies	Nacht der Untoten · Verrückt · Shi No Numa · Der Riese

Scrapped	Fly · Holland · Rhineland · Training

v • d • e Zombies Mode

Maps	Nacht der Untoten · Verrückt · Shi No Numa · Der Riese · Kino der Toten · "Five" · Ascension · Call of the Dead · Shangri-La · Moon Dead Ops Arcade House · Facility · Temple · Overlook

Playable Characters	Marines (Zombies) Tank Dempsey · Nikolai Belinski · Takeo Masaki · Edward Richtofen · Samantha Maxis John F. Kennedy · Robert McNamara · Fidel Castro · Richard Nixon Sarah Michelle Gellar · Robert Englund · Danny Trejo · Michael Rooker Michael Shaw · Yuri Raslov

Group 935	Ludvig Maxis · Edward Richtofen · Sophia · Peter McCain · H. Porter · Harvey Yena · Schuster · Groph

Ascension Group	Gersch · Yuri Kravcheski

Other Characters	Fluffy · Demonic Announcer · Gary · Brock

Knives	Bowie Knife · Sickle · Shovel

Weapons	Pack-a-Punched Weapons · Dirty Harry · BRAAAINS... · Spikemore

Wonder Weapons	Ray Gun · Wunderwaffe DG-2 · Monkey Bomb · Thundergun · Winter's Howl · Gersch Device · Matryoshka Doll · V-R11 · Scavenger · 31-79 JGb215 · Wave Gun · Quantum Entanglement Device

Enemies	Normal: Zombie · Hellhound · Crawler Zombie · Pentagon Thief · Space Monkey · George A. Romero · Zombie Monkey · Napalm Zombie · Shrieker Zombie · Astronaut Zombie Dead Ops Arcade: Prisoner Zombie · Engineer Zombie · Bulls · Cosmic Silverback

The Room of Fate	The Fate of Firepower · The Fate of Furious Feet · The Fate of Fortitude · The Fate of Friendship

Miscellaneous	Air Lock · Teddy Bear · Element 115 · Centrifuge · Vril Generator · Focusing Stone · Punji Stakes · Mud-Pit Maze · P.E.S. · Receiving Area · Hacker · Excavator · M.P.D. · Timeline · Story · Call of Duty: ZOMBIES · Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies

Utilities	Mystery Box · Sniper Cabinet · Power Switch · Electro-Shock Defenses · Flogger · Zipline · MDT · Mainframe · Pack-a-Punch Machine · Elevator · Sentry Gun · Fire Pit · Lunar Lander · Flinger · Ice Slide · Water Slide · Mine Cart · Geyser · Reservoir Trap · Gravity Lift

Perk-a-Cola	Quick Revive · Double Tap Root Beer · Speed Cola · Juggernog · Stamin-Up · PhD Flopper · Deadshot Daiquiri · Mule Kick Canceled Perks: Pronaide · Tufbrew · Amm-O-Matic · Candolier

Power-Ups	Normal: Carpenter · Max Ammo · Insta-Kill · Nuke · Double Points · Death Machine · Fire Sale · Bonfire Sale · Random Perk Bottle · Lightning Bolt · Bonus Points Dead Ops Arcade: Barrel · SPAS-12 · Chicken · Monkey Bomb · Electric Orb · M2 Flamethrower · China Lake · Ray Gun · Boots · Death Machine

Quotes	Verrückt · Shi No Numa · Der Riese · "Five" · Kino der Toten · Ascension · Call of the Dead · Shangri-La · Moon Original Characters Trapped · Eclipse · Richtofen's Grand Scheme

Musical Easter Eggs	"Damned" · "Undone" · "Lullaby for a Dead Man" · "The One" · "Beauty of Annihilation" · "115" · "Won't Back Down" · "Abra Macabre" · "A Slight Chance of Zombies" · "Raining Teddy Bears" · "Abracadavre" · "Not Ready to Die" · "Pareidolia" · "Coming Home" · "Nightmare" · "Re-Damned" · "8-bit Pareidolia" · "8-bit Coming Home" ·

Central Intelligence Agency Data System	Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer · Dreamland · Dr. Vannevar Bush · T. Walker · DerRiese Server

Radios and Film Reels	Shi No Numa · Der Riese · Kino der Toten · Ascension · Call of the Dead · Shangri-La · Moon

Major Easter Eggs	Peter's Grave · Fly Trap · Kassimir Mechanism · Original Characters Trapped · Eclipse · Richtofen's Grand Scheme

v • d • e Maps of Call of Duty: Black Ops

Included	Array · Crisis · Cracked · Firing Range · Grid · Hanoi · Havana · Jungle · Launch · Nuketown · Radiation · Summit · Villa · WMD

First Strike	Berlin Wall · Discovery · Kowloon · Stadium

Escalation	Convoy · Hotel · Stockpile · Zoo

Annihilation	Hangar 18 · Drive-in · Silo · Hazard

Zombies	Nacht der Untoten · Verrückt · Shi No Numa · Der Riese · Kino der Toten · "Five" · Dead Ops Arcade · Ascension · Call of the Dead · Shangri-La · Moon

Canceled	Airbase · Firebase · Havana · Jungle · Landing · Munich · Pentagon · Port · Rooftops · Salvage · Sandstorm · Sea Lab · Shipyard · Snow Mine · Temple of Doom · Underwater · Uranium · War Museum

v • d • e Map Packs of Call of Duty: Black Ops

First Strike	Stadium · Berlin Wall · Kowloon · Discovery · Ascension

Escalation	Zoo · Convoy · Hotel · Stockpile · Call of the Dead

Annihilation	Hangar 18 · Silo · Hazard · Drive-in · Shangri-La

Rezurrection	Nacht der Untoten · Verrückt · Shi No Numa · Der Riese · Moon

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