#mcu easter eggs

[kayotical]

James “Bucky” Barnes in ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’

(2021) Dir. – Kari Skogland

Anthony “Tony” Stark in ‘Iron Man 2’

(2010) Dir. – Jon Favreau

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[marvelouslyemily]

watching “What If…?” is such a mindfuck, i love all of the little MCU easter eggs and play on phrases like when Bucky said to Peggy: “You almost ripped my arm off!” at first i just sat there and then i was like:

[stevesmewmew]

IS THAT NATASHA!?

[odd-attraction]

scott’s locker number is 616?

that’s literally the earth that mysterio says peter parker is in! i don’t know much about the comics and what earth 616 is exactly, i just noticed this after seeing endgame again after seeing the ffh trailer 🤓 could have used any number but 616 was picked how neat

[jaaneymann]

The plane that Johann Schmidt boarded towards the end of Captain America: The First Avenger was called Valkyrie!!!!!!

[shelley31836-blog]

關於史丹利在蟻人與黃蜂女內的客串

他車子消失時字幕上打的是「年輕玩太瘋，現在要付出代價。」

原文其實是”The 60′s were great, but now I’m paying for it.”

這應該是在揶揄他在60年代創造了很多吃毒的角色XD

幾乎所有復仇者都是在60年代被他創造的，包括鋼鐵人、蜘蛛人、浩克。另外還有受眾人喜愛的X戰警、驚奇4等等。

好像只有美國隊長跟索爾不是XD

（更）我發現索爾是在60年代才出現的，而美國隊長不是史丹利創造的，So..

[stepchildofthesun]

Hidden MCU Easter Eggs

Most of us have heard the Elektra reference in Daredevil (that Greek girl from Matt and Foggy’s law school days) but here are some more you might have missed, via dorkly.com

“...potentially coming soon is Daredevil archnemesis Bullseye, as indicated by this playing card owned by one of Kingpin's snipers...

Playing cards have been Bullseye's schtick before Gambit learned to say "mon'amie," so it stands to reason that ace of spades isn't there for flavor. That said, it's a bit tougher to say whether that's actually Bullseye in the episode, or if that's just a wink to fans.

Either way, this was a bit less ambiguous...

Off to the left in the armor designer's workshop you can see what are clearly legs belonging to Stilt-Man, one of the lamest/most brilliant Marvel villains ever. Unlike Elektra and Bullseye, it seems a touch improbable that we'll ever see ol' Stilty on TV.

You might have given up looking for the traditional Stan Lee cameo after a few episodes, but he actually does show up in the very last chapter.

In his sneakiest cameo yet, Stan Lee and his lovable mug are hiding on the right. It's hard to read the plaque under the frame, but we have to assume it's something like "Person Who You Most Wish Was Your Grandpa."

... The Chalkboard Conspiracy: 

Movies today are made with the assumption that the internet is going to play CSI with every single frame. So if you put a giant chalkboard full of gibberish on the screen, you can bet someone out there is going to crop, zoom and enhance every ounce of info and show it all to the internet.

Marvel was counting on that with the above scene in Thor 2, wherein the brilliant scientist/underwear madman Erik Selvig explains the theory of the nine realms, which include Earth and Asgard. Right away, above his head you can see "616 Universe," which is the comics insider term for the specific universe that houses all the superheroes you know and love. You can also spot a couple references to comic book creators like Chris Yost, Craig Kyle and Thor laureate Walt Simonson.

But if the comics are any indication, this stuff is often a solid tease about what's to come. It's entirely possible that the key to future Marvel movies lies on that chalkboard.

Behind Selvig it says the "Nexus of All Reality," the place where all universes intersect. It just so happens that this Nexus is located in a Florida swamp, presumably between two Piggly-Wigglys. The location also has strong ties to Man-Thing, a powerful creature that SHIELD has already been keeping an eye on.  

Maybe more interesting is just to the upper right of Selvig's head.

The Crossroads is an interdimensional intersection that will probably come into play in the upcoming Doctor Strange movie. But the mention of the Fault is even more tantalizing. In the comics, the Guardians of the Galaxy run into this gigantic tear in space called the Fault, which ends up being the gateway to an evil realm called the Cancerverse. There's no death in the Cancerverse, which has driven everyone nanners. The Hulk in particular has been warped into a demonic hellbeast, complete with curly devil horns. Imagine Hell Hulk throwing down with Groot. Now try to enjoy any movie that doesn't have Hell Hulk throwing down with Groot.”

[commandersass]

plot twist: You find all the MCU Easter Eggs.