The Best MCU Easter Eggs You Never Noticed Before
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1. Bucky Barnes becomes Captain America
2. Tony Stark Retires, gives tech to young female phenom riri williams, introducing Iron Heart
3. Clint dies, either Kate Bishop or resurrected daughter takes mantle in honour of hawkeye in future future
4. Bruce and Nat go and live a quite life together, somehow introduce Amadous Cho to the gang or as (the next hulk)
5. Thor settles as King of Asgard, needs someone to take care of earth and be a hero. Introducing Beta Ray Bill as next Thor.
6. Return of other Avengers plus permanent additions like Ant-Man, Wasp and Captain Marvel (Wonderman, Shehulk, others soon pls)
7. Guardians permanently add Nebula, Korg and eventually Quasar, Moon Dragon and off course Adam Warlock after a bit of conflict. Introduce Nova before getting his own films
8. Black Panther in future movie introduces Namor before getting his own films
- Do Not Rush Spider Man Movies! 3rd Spider Man does not have to be about a Sinister 6 with crappy team. Take time to introduce Green Goblin as the lurking bad guy. then have the Scorpion, Chameleon, Kraven and Doctor Octopus to join already Vulture and Mysterio as Sinister 6. if that means give spidy 6 solo films, pls do it, if there's one character in comic book history other than Batman to give the most solo films to it's Spider Man cause of how rich their rogue gallery is, too many amazing characters to ditch.
- Oscorp bought Avengers tower
- Introduce Kang the Conquerer as the ruler of the dome in the quantum realm, finds out the avengers are jumping around time travelling using his realm.
- Reveal that Janet Van Dyne could be bad, maybe a spy of Kang, hasn't told the true story about what she did there to Hank and the gang.
- Secret Invasion Movie with either Super Skrull or Titannus as the bad guy
- Aldrich Killian (mandarins) consciousness was transfered to M. O. D. O. K, new threat for avengers
- Galactus in the future, future
- Fantastic 4 group survived a space test many years ago, have been travelling around the Negative Zone for a year or 2, which was decades on earth. They return home to earth and create their set up. Bring some bad company like Annihulis and Blastaar as 1st movie villain. 2nd movie introduce Doctor Doom as the bady and Silver Surfer eventually.
- Don't know how to introduce X-Men. gonna be hard mainly cause of Wolverines, Xavier and Magnetos long influential history in marvel. Maybe Xavier is protecting Mutants from the world.
Date: 2020-07-14
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Thud
I don't think they necessarily intended to give the X-Men a nod with the SR-71 reference. The SR-71 is a very real plane with very real record breaking statistics.
Brubaker must have been absolutely thrilled to have that cameo.
Having Sharon Carter give the No, you move speech may have seemed like it was robbing Steve Rogers of the privilege of making the speech from the comicbooks, but it actually seemed a lot greater in that it was passed on from Peggy Carter. By the way you see Steve react to it, you know it was very impactful.
Some genius with an eagle eye caught the armor scarecrow at the end of Infinity War.
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I don't think they necessarily intended to give the X-Men a nod with the SR-71 reference. The SR-71 is a very real plane with very real record breaking statistics.
Brubaker must have been absolutely thrilled to have that cameo.
Having Sharon Carter give the No, you move speech may have seemed like it was robbing Steve Rogers of the privilege of making the speech from the comicbooks, but it actually seemed a lot greater in that it was passed on from Peggy Carter. By the way you see Steve react to it, you know it was very impactful.
Some genius with an eagle eye caught the armor scarecrow at the end of Infinity War.
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YourMajesty143
One of my favorite Easter eggs, which seems to always get excluded, is when Rocket is on Xandar scoping out the area, and he makes a snide remark about an old guy hitting on a young chick. That old guy was Stan Lee lol. But the Easter egg in that cameo is in the writing we see through Rocket's binoculars. It's Skrull Language, but it translates to Excelsior, one of Stan Lee's most popular catchphrases! He always signed off the end of his comic books with Excelsior, and so this Easter Egg is a nod to the Marvel Comics in general and the empire that Stan Lee built for our entertainment.
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One of my favorite Easter eggs, which seems to always get excluded, is when Rocket is on Xandar scoping out the area, and he makes a snide remark about an old guy hitting on a young chick. That old guy was Stan Lee lol. But the Easter egg in that cameo is in the writing we see through Rocket's binoculars. It's Skrull Language, but it translates to Excelsior, one of Stan Lee's most popular catchphrases! He always signed off the end of his comic books with Excelsior, and so this Easter Egg is a nod to the Marvel Comics in general and the empire that Stan Lee built for our entertainment.
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Harshitraj
You missed one Easter egg from Spiderman Homecoming where in the last scene when Spiderman defeats vulture and after happy Hogan finds vulture at that time Peter is sitting on the roof of a building and beside him we can see a roller coaster ride namely cyclone whose reference was given in Captain America the first avenger when cap and his team are up to arrest Dr Zolo in the train before diving onto the train Bucky reminds Steve about riding the cyclone
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You missed one Easter egg from Spiderman Homecoming where in the last scene when Spiderman defeats vulture and after happy Hogan finds vulture at that time Peter is sitting on the roof of a building and beside him we can see a roller coaster ride namely cyclone whose reference was given in Captain America the first avenger when cap and his team are up to arrest Dr Zolo in the train before diving onto the train Bucky reminds Steve about riding the cyclone
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hawkboyutube
How come no one has mentioned the fact that the Grandmaster's MCU servant Korina is a nod to the Korvac Vs Avengers. Korvac gained cosmic power by stealing it from Galactus' abandoned ship. The Grandmaster became aware, and started stockpiling Avengers past and present for the coming battle, and he also sent his daughter Korina (a cosmic powered entity) to cozy up to Korvac and disrupt his plans. Avengers first series issues 162-181.
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How come no one has mentioned the fact that the Grandmaster's MCU servant Korina is a nod to the Korvac Vs Avengers. Korvac gained cosmic power by stealing it from Galactus' abandoned ship. The Grandmaster became aware, and started stockpiling Avengers past and present for the coming battle, and he also sent his daughter Korina (a cosmic powered entity) to cozy up to Korvac and disrupt his plans. Avengers first series issues 162-181.
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Jim
The SR-71 IS, as you mentioned, a real plane, and really holds the altitude record. The fact that the X-Plane is modeled after it is a result of the fact that the original X-Plane WAS an SR-71. Hence Kitty Pride's dragon's name (Lockheed. But, I digress. The simple point is that the comment was NOT meant as a reference to the X-Plane, which Marvel did not own the Cinematic rights to. It was a reference to the actual SR-71.
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The SR-71 IS, as you mentioned, a real plane, and really holds the altitude record. The fact that the X-Plane is modeled after it is a result of the fact that the original X-Plane WAS an SR-71. Hence Kitty Pride's dragon's name (Lockheed. But, I digress. The simple point is that the comment was NOT meant as a reference to the X-Plane, which Marvel did not own the Cinematic rights to. It was a reference to the actual SR-71.
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Aric
One egg no one seems to notice is the old German man who stood up to Loki in The Avengers. He was played by an actor named Kenneth Tigar, who was a regular on the short-lived Man From Atlantis series from the seventies. His character was depicted in the short-lived Marvel comic adaption of that series. Not sure if that bit of trivia qualifies as an Easter egg, but at the very least deserves an asterisk.
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One egg no one seems to notice is the old German man who stood up to Loki in The Avengers. He was played by an actor named Kenneth Tigar, who was a regular on the short-lived Man From Atlantis series from the seventies. His character was depicted in the short-lived Marvel comic adaption of that series. Not sure if that bit of trivia qualifies as an Easter egg, but at the very least deserves an asterisk.
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Cimegs5088
I think Adam warlock belonged to phase 5 and beyond when the story expand to cosmic level. Im pretty sure he would appear in later stage of the next 10 years like captain marvel did to progress the story to a whole new level. Adam warlock is a really powerful character in the sense that he is at one point member of living tribunal, the only entity below one above all/ Stan lee.
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I think Adam warlock belonged to phase 5 and beyond when the story expand to cosmic level. Im pretty sure he would appear in later stage of the next 10 years like captain marvel did to progress the story to a whole new level. Adam warlock is a really powerful character in the sense that he is at one point member of living tribunal, the only entity below one above all/ Stan lee.
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John
I had my own little inter-nerd world moment when I realised that the actress who plays Bucky's date in the scene at the expo is none other than Jenna Coleman, aka Clara Oswald in Doctor Who. That was genuinely more surprising than the easter eggs. Clearly Jenna hasn't yet made quite the same impact on the MCU as Karen Gillan, aka Amy Pond, aka Nebula, but still - little geeky dance.
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I had my own little inter-nerd world moment when I realised that the actress who plays Bucky's date in the scene at the expo is none other than Jenna Coleman, aka Clara Oswald in Doctor Who. That was genuinely more surprising than the easter eggs. Clearly Jenna hasn't yet made quite the same impact on the MCU as Karen Gillan, aka Amy Pond, aka Nebula, but still - little geeky dance.
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Andrew
This is one of the best, most titillating Easter egg lists Ive ever seen. Man I LOVE how the MCU digs DEEP into their bottomless well of material to give us stuff like this. And, despite being an avid fan and having seen ever MCU movie multiple times, these were all brand new to me! Not only to the screenwriters dig deep, they then bury them deep into the movies!
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This is one of the best, most titillating Easter egg lists Ive ever seen. Man I LOVE how the MCU digs DEEP into their bottomless well of material to give us stuff like this. And, despite being an avid fan and having seen ever MCU movie multiple times, these were all brand new to me! Not only to the screenwriters dig deep, they then bury them deep into the movies!
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