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Undo revision 149605 by Nalexa-1124 (talk) Whether or not the other article contains spoilers should not prevent us from linking to them. If you contest this edit, move to page discussion
Nalexa-1124 (talk | contribs) (I agree that it's covered better by that other wiki, but that article contains spoilers and there' not much *we* can do to prevent that.) |
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[[File:Borealis dock.png|thumb|right|300px|The empty drydock in ''Portal 2'']] | [[File:Borealis dock.png|thumb|right|300px|The empty drydock in ''Portal 2'']] | ||
The '''Borealis''' is a scientific research vessel owned by ''[[Aperture Science]]''. It first appeared in ''Half-Life 2: Episode 2'', but a reference to it can be found in ''Portal 2'' as an easter egg hidden in Chapter 6. {{Spoiler|The easter egg is located in close proximity to the office in which ''[[Chell]]'' finds ''[[GLaDOS]]'', embedded in a potato, being pecked by a bird.}} | The '''Borealis''' is a scientific research vessel owned by ''[[Aperture Science]]''. It first appeared in ''Half-Life 2: Episode 2'', but a reference to it can be found in ''Portal 2'' as an easter egg hidden in Chapter 6. {{Spoiler|The easter egg is located in close proximity to the office in which ''[[Chell]]'' finds ''[[GLaDOS]]'', embedded in a potato, being pecked by a bird.}} | ||