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Who’s Who is a Perk-a-Cola of Call of Duty: Black Ops II, introduced on Die Rise and never sold on another map. When its owner goes down, they take control of a doppelganger that can run back and revive the downed body.

Overview

First appearanceDie Rise, Black Ops II, January 29, 2013

GamesBlack Ops II

Cost2000 points

EffectWhen downed, play a double that can revive your own body

FamilyPerk-a-Cola

Also known asChugabud, in the game files

JingleRockabilly/Blues

The logo

Two hands reaching for each other. The colour of the perk is dark blue, sometimes seen as teal or turquoise.

The Who's Who machine, a blue and yellow body-shaped cabinet with a life preserver around it and a glass orb on top, Who's Who, Call of Duty Black Ops II Zombies

The machine

Shaped like a body, with a life preserver around it and, on top, an orb showing the hologram of a man reaching out an arm.

In the First Room

Who’s Who is in no First Room of the site. On Die Rise, its only map, the book says that no perk machine can be reached from the spawn room, and that the perks of a First Room game come from the random perk bottle dropped by the Jumping Jacks. The runs are on the ZFRR leaderboards.

Effect, game by game

Black Ops II

Once downed, the player controls a double that appears close to the body, but not in sight of it, with only an M1911. The double can revive the body, or any other downed player. A player who revives themselves, or is revived by a teammate, keeps every perk and all the equipment they had, except Who’s Who itself. All the points spent as the double are refunded after a self-revive.

If the body bleeds out while the double is still alive, the player carries on as the double and loses everything: no perks, only the M1911. In co-op, when the body and the double are both down, reviving the body is enough. In solo, a downed double is a dead player, and the game ends.

With the solo Quick Revive, Who’s Who goes first: the player spawns as the double, then Quick Revive brings the body back after a while.

Where to find it

Die Rise

Black Ops II: in one of two elevator shafts, once the power is on. The place changes from game to game, and the machine shares its two spots with Speed Cola.

Tombstone Soda: in Black Ops Cold War it takes over the idea, a shadow form in the Dark Aether that revives the player.
Quick Revive: the solo self-revive that Who’s Who runs ahead of.

Trivia

Before release the perk was called “Chug-A-Bud”, according to the book Call of Duty Zombies: The Art of Treyarch, and the game files still name it chugabud.
The jingle is sung over a stock track called “Rockabilly Kitty”.
With the Bank of Die Rise, the double can deposit the points of the player before reviving the body, which gets its points back: the deposit is doubled.