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[[Civilians]] and noblemen celebrated the festival by playing games and competitions, dancing, and watching performers in the streets or city squares. The environment was vibrant and people were garbed in colorful clothing and masks. The streets were filled with banners and processions of people and fireworks decorated the sky. | [[Civilians]] and noblemen celebrated the festival by playing games and competitions, dancing, and watching performers in the streets or city squares. The environment was vibrant and people were garbed in colorful clothing and masks. The streets were filled with banners and processions of people and fireworks decorated the sky. | ||
It was during the Carnevale of 1486 that the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] was able to infiltrate the party held by his target, Venetian Doge [[Marco Barbarigo]], and kill the man with his [[Hidden Gun]]. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Even after the events of Carnevale, the citizens would continue to celebrate it in the Dorsoduro district for the remainder of ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'', albeit without fireworks. | *Even after the events of Carnevale, the citizens would continue to celebrate it in the Dorsoduro district for the remainder of ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'', albeit without fireworks. | ||
*Ezio could not change outfits during Carnevale. | *Ezio could not change outfits during Carnevale. | ||
*Carnevale was featured as a background to the events depicted in the theatrical trailer for ''[[Assassin's Creed II]], ''although the events never happened in the game. | |||
*During the E3 demo of ''Assassin's Creed II'', bonfires were held in Carnevale, which allowed Ezio to use Leonardo's [[Flying Machine]]. | *During the E3 demo of ''Assassin's Creed II'', bonfires were held in Carnevale, which allowed Ezio to use Leonardo's [[Flying Machine]]. | ||
*Carnevale was also depicted in the fourth [[Christina Vespucci|Christina ]]memory in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]. '' | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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- "Welcome, my friends, to the grandest social event of the season! At peace or at war, in times of prosperity or paucity, Venezia will always have Carnevale!"
- ―Doge Marco Barbarigo speaking at his private party during Carnevale in 1486.[src]
Carnevale was an annual event held in Venice that was known for its extravagant costumes and decorated masks. Believed to have started in 1162, it became an official tradition during the Renaissance.[1]
Civilians and noblemen celebrated the festival by playing games and competitions, dancing, and watching performers in the streets or city squares. The environment was vibrant and people were garbed in colorful clothing and masks. The streets were filled with banners and processions of people and fireworks decorated the sky.
It was during the Carnevale of 1486 that the Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze was able to infiltrate the party held by his target, Venetian Doge Marco Barbarigo, and kill the man with his Hidden Gun.
Trivia
- Even after the events of Carnevale, the citizens would continue to celebrate it in the Dorsoduro district for the remainder of Assassin's Creed II, albeit without fireworks.
- Ezio could not change outfits during Carnevale.
- Carnevale was featured as a background to the events depicted in the theatrical trailer for Assassin's Creed II, although the events never happened in the game.
- During the E3 demo of Assassin's Creed II, bonfires were held in Carnevale, which allowed Ezio to use Leonardo's Flying Machine.
- Carnevale was also depicted in the fourth Christina memory in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
Gallery
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People celebrating Carnevale -
Citizens dancing during Carnevale -
Fireworks on display during Carnevale -
The game announcer addressing the crowd at Carnevale -
Ezio winning one of the Carnevale games -
Silvio Barbarigo holding the Golden Mask -
Ezio entering the Doge's party -
Panoramic view of the Carnevale festival
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