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The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: World at War. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Black Ops. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Black Ops II. The subject of this article appeared in Call of Duty: Black Ops III. The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty Online The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 The subject of this article appeared in Zombies mode
For other uses, see 115.
Shi No Numa meteor BO3

115 meteor in Shi No Numa.

Element 115 (Moscovium, or Divinium in-game) is an element that appears in the Black Ops series and Call of Duty Online. Making its first appearance in Shi No Numa as a meteor fragment, Element 115 has a major role within the Zombies storyline.

Zombies mode[]

Deliberately sent into dimensions by the Apothicons, it was first discovered by miners of Purgatory Point and is later discovered by Dr. Ludvig Maxis with his newly established Group 935 in Der Riese the original timeline, and was discovered by the Germans during World War I in Northern France in Dimension 63, using information from Pablo's Diary.

It was extensively used by Group 935 in experiments conducting at secret facilities. The first meteor discovered was at the Rising Sun facility in Japan, in the map Shi No Numa. Meteor fragments can be found in Kino der Toten, Call of the DeadShangri-La, Origins, Der Eisendrache, Zetsubou No Shima, and Revelations. In the original versions of the original Black Ops maps, said meteors are red-orange in color, emit strange noises, and have electrical pulses flickering across their surface.

Origins' was the first to introduce blue-colored Element 115 stones. It also acknowledges for the first time liquid 115 (Liquid Divinium) as seen within the 115 generators across the map. That being said, during Moon's easter egg the players fill the M.P.D's canisters with souls, which in turn appear as blue liquid 115. The map also features green Element 115 stones, used to activate the map's song Archangel. Furthermore, "Origins-inspired" customization pack named Weaponized 115 having green 115 camouflage was introduced in Black ops 2, and later to Black ops 3 and Black ops 4.

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Shi No Numa's 115 Meteor in Origins opening

Element 115 was used to create the zombies as one of its side effects was the reanimation of dead cells. The zombies were to be used as super-soldiers by the Germans. After creating them, the Germans realized that they were uncontrollable and would lead to mankind's destruction. The Ray Gun, the Pack-a-Punch Machine, the Perk-a-Cola machines, the Wunderwaffe DG-2, and other various Wonder Weapons are all powered by Element 115, along with the teleporters.

Drakon Gunsmith Model Weaponized 115 Camouflage BO3

Weaponized 115 as appears in Black ops 3 on the Drakon

Element 115 is considered as the fabric and the webbing of the universe that holds everything together. According to Maxis, the fabric of space-time could collapse if the proper amounts of 115 are not maintained. A revelations cipher reveals that Monty is interested in purging element 115 from the so-called "final universe".

There are various of symptoms of exposure to Element 115. The symptoms include short-term memory loss, psychosis, 115-induced delusions, and paranoia. According to Craig Houston: "There’s this ‘element 115’ that exists in the universe, and it fucks with people's memories. So they get confused, which allows you to have characters be characters, but not forcing them to have a kind of chronological experience through the map. Once they're into it for five minutes, the characters themselves have almost forgotten why they're there. They're just going with their base instinct."[1]

In Call of Duty: Black Ops III, liquidized 115 (known as Liquid Divinium) is used in Dr Monty's Factory to acquire GobbleGums and is utilized within the creation of the Masamune within Zetsubou No Shima.

Liquid Divinium Vial BO3

Processed Element 115 stored in a vial

In Call of Duty: Black Ops 4Primis and Ultimis' mission are to banish everything that 115 has ever affected to the Dark Aether. They succeed in this, and the Zombies, Apothicons, 115-corrupted universes, as well as every piece of Element 115 in existence are sent there.

Element 115 in other modes[]

In Call of Duty Online, Colonel Harker mixed Element 115 with Nova 6 to create dirty bombs.

In Nightmares mode, Element 115 was fused with Nova 6 to create Virus 61-15.

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Trivia[]

  • In Shangri-La's code for the main quest, the focusing stone is referred to as Anti-115. However, there are no further known references to Anti-115.
  • Numerous Pack-a-Punched weapons make references to Element 115. These are: the G115 Compressor, the B115 Accelerator, the G115 Generator, the MP115 Kollider, the H115 Oscillator, the R115 Resonator, the D115 Disassembler, the L115 Isolator and The Reaper/The Grim Reaper, which has 115 rounds in its magazine.
  • When Woods is seen in "Executive Order", he has acquired some tattoos, one of them reading 115. Starting with S.O.G., this tattoo changes to read "SOG TOUGH". The tattoo still says 115 in "Payback", however.
  • The clocks in Der Riese and Mob of the Dead show 1:15.
  • In Call of Duty: Black Ops III, all wall clocks found in zombies maps have stopped at 1:15.
  • In Kino der Toten, the words "The element is here" can be seen, referring to the three meteor chunks that can be found scattered around the map. Pressing the use key on all three chunks activates a musical easter egg called 115.
  • In "Five", if the player has not lowered the DEFCON level and tries to enter the Pack-a-Punch room or access the broken power box, they get the message "Area Clearance 115 needed." Also, if the player tries to interact with an elevator during the Pentagon Thief round, it reads "Access Denied; Security Protocol 115." A Female voice can be heard saying "Warning, breach detected on level one/two/three. Initiating security protocol 115."
  • In Call of Duty: Black Ops, whenever the player is planting a bomb in mutiplayer, the player is simply typing 115 in the dial repeatedly.
  • In the loading screen of Ascension, one of the pictures in the comic shows three rockets lined up side by side, and the shadows of the rockets read 115.
  • There is a large amount of Element 115 in Shangri-La, as the map is actually a mine for it.
Element 115 Divinium

Element 115 known as Divinium (Dv)

  • Richtofen mentions that Element 115 is required to power the pylon in the Tower of Babble Easter Egg in TranZit.
  • In Mob of the Dead when the player enters 115 in Number Pad, Brutus will whisper "Maybe next time" or shout either "Not this time" or "I don't think so".
  • The Paralyzer overheats upon hitting "115" on a usage counter located on the top of the weapon.
  • In Origins, a secret cipher note reveals that the in-game name for Element 115 is Divinium. It can be seen as Dv in the Maxis' periodic table.
  • Element 115 has went through visual changes between games, as. In World at War, Black Ops, and most of Black Ops II, 115 originally was grey-brown, along with large pulsating purple streaks with hints of orange. The 115 seen in Origins and Black Ops III is solid, stone grey and covered in complex inscriptions, with large holes that glow blue. This version is also seen in the remastered versions of maps seen with the original look of 115. It is unknown whether 115's color changes due to different dimensions. 

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