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SO- I was one of the lucky humans that were able to catch the early VIP screening of the
much anticipated Avengers Endgame movie, just last night.
Not only was the movie action packed, it was also packed with hidden easter eggs.
You may have caught onto some but let’s test out just HOW well you were paying attention.
In today’s list I’m telling you guys the Top 10 Easter Eggs You Missed in Avengers
Endgame- Part 2.
Of course, this is a HUGE SPOILER.
If you haven’t seen the movie, don’t watch this yet because I will ruin the entire thing
for you.
Consider yourself warned.
Let’s get started.
10) Starting off our list at number 10 is Ant-Man’s helmet.
During Endgame we see multiple flashbacks that have the movie come full circle, and
one of the scenes involves an appearance by the young Hank Pym.
In the scene, Steve heads into Hanks lab where he intends on stealing some Pym Particles
in order to use them to return to the present.
As the camera pans across Hank’s lab and work station, we get a glimpse of his original
Ant-Man helmet, which was designed by the original Ant-Man artist, Jack Kirby.
It was a fun little way to see just how much Ant-Man has evolved.
9) In at number 9 we have The Nod.
At the end of the movie we see the old version of Steve sitting on a bench with his shield
on the ground next to him.
It’s Bucky and Sam who notice him sitting there and rather than both of them approaching,
only one of them does.
Some people might not have noticed the significance to the nod that Bucky gives Sam when they
exchange looks with each other; it was a nod of approval.
This is in reference to the fact that Bucky replaced Steve Rogers as Captain America before
Sam ever did, in the storyline that was played out in the 2000’s.
In that story, Steve Rogers died and Bucky was selected as his replacement.
Throughout the comics though both Bucky and Sam have both had their time as Captain America,
so Marvel fans were wondering which one was going to take it this time.
The nod shows us that Bucky was passing on the torch and approved of Sam becoming the
new Captain America.
8) Sliding into number 8 we have Rocket Man’s Suit.
After the 5 years later jump in the movie we see that Rocket is wearing a new blue suit
with red highlights on it.
Some may have just thought that as time went on he chose to upgrade his wardrobe, but the
suit actually references something from the comic books.
The new costume is inspired by the team uniforms worn by the Guardians of the Galaxy in the
comic books, which were one of the main inspirations for the James Gunn Guardians movies.
7) At number 7 we have “I can do this all day”.
This line was referenced in Avengers Endgame when Captain America is fighting his past
self in the 2012 time travel.
It was a line that had the theatre laughing, but it is actually a huge throwback in the
MCU that some fans may or may not have caught onto.
This is actually a line that Steve has said twice in the past.
He first said it in First Avenger in the 40’s when he was getting bullied in an alley way,
before he was a superhero.
As he was taking a beating he told the bully “I can do this all day”.
The second time was in Captain America Civil War when he said it to Tony Stark.
This time around, the 2012 version of himself says it to Cap, believing that he’s Loki,
and Cap responds with an exhausted “I know”.
The other great moment from this scene is that when 2012 Cap has him in a headlock he
gets out of it by saying “Bucky is Alive”.
6) Taking the number 6 spot is Morgan Stark.
After the 5 year jump we end up finding out that the stubborn and sarcastic Stark is now
a dad.
We get to meet his little girl named Morgan, who is adorable by the way.
Tony and Pepper decide to name their daughter Morgan which is apparently after an Uncle
that Tony mentions in Infinity War.
In the comics, Tony has a cousin named Morgan Stark who’s popped up a few different times
over the years and sometimes causes trouble for Iron Man.
Coincidentally enough, his little girl gives him some trouble in a few scenes in Endgame,
playful trouble of course.
She’s caught taking his Iron Man helmet from their garage in one scene, and also sneaks
out of her bedroom late at night in another scene.
It seems that her name wasn’t picked at random.
5) Half way through the list at number 5 we have Smart Hulk.
We get to see a hilarious new version of the Hulk after the movie jumps to 5 years later.
Turns out, Bruce Banner and the Hulk combined their two personas and now take on a new look.
It’s the Hulk, but wearing clothes, glasses, and a friendly smile.
This new Hulk comes from the Incredible Hulk comics by Peter David, who was the first person
to merge the carious Hulk personas into one single being.
In one comic book issue, there is a part that shows the hulk being incredibly nice to children,
which is exactly what we see in Endgame.
While Hulk is having breakfast at a restaurant, kids approach him for a picture where he is
super playful and kind to them.
4) Coming in at number 4 we have the Hulk Holding Up a Mountain of Debris.
In one of the scenes in Avengers Endgame, we see Hulk using his strength after Thanos
blows up the Avengers Headquarters into a million pieces.
We see Hulk holding up a ton of debris so that his fellow Avengers don’t get crushed.
This part of the scene actually references the image on the classic cover of Secret Wars
#4 where the Hulk is doing the same thing.
Check it out.
3) Alright guys, at number 3 we have the Roscoe Nametag.
During the scene in Endgame when Cap and Iron Man go back to the 1970’s to retrieve the
Tesseract, Steve Rogers disguises himself by wearing a uniform with a nametag that says
“Roscoe”.
Most people wouldn’t have noticed the writing on the nametag, but it’s believed to be
a reference to Roscoe Simons.
He is the guy who briefly replaced Steve Rogers as Captain America roughly around the time
that this new scene is taking place.
2) Here we are at number 2 with The Terminal Beach.
In one of the time travel flashback scenes we see a security guard reading a book called
The Terminal Beach, which is a book written by J.G Ballard.
The Terminal Beach is a collection of science fiction short stories which was published
back in 1964.
Coincidentally enough, one of the short stories is titled End-Game, which is the story of
a prisoner who lives in a house with his executioner but has no idea when he will be executed,
so the two of them play chess to pass the time.
The title Endgame always references the final moves in a chess match when sometimes the
conclusion is foregone but the player may have no way to avoid it.
This is basically what the ending of Avengers Endgame is all about; who calls the final
check mate.
1) Taking our number 1 spot is Faint Clanging Noise.
Me and my fellow beyond the screen collegues impatiently sat there waiting for an epic
post-credit scene but turns out we waited around for nothing.
While that was super disappointing, there was a hidden gem at the end of the credits.
When we see the Marvel title card appear on the screen, if you listen closesly, you can
hear a faint clanging noise that sounds like metal being worked with.
This was actually the sound effect from 2008’s Iron Man film, back when Tony was building
his Mark 1 Iron Man Suit inside of that cave.
This was a special tribute to Iron Man’s death and one that probably has a few people
wanting to cry.
Alright guys, there you have it, let me know in the comments if you caught on to any of
these or let me know if I missed any.
Also give this video a thumbs up if you like it, but for now, let’s check out some comments
from some of my other videos.
Dwain Madison says: Love Marvel.
Love the movies and the actors are awesome.
And love Jocelyn Bedard good lookin self.
- - thank you Dwain, I love marvel too.
Dorth Surreal says: Hey Lady.
Look down - - what……
Tenika Dempsey says: What happened to your jumper girl?
- - I think jumper is another word for sweater.
So if you’re talking about my ripped sweater I had on.. yes I know it looked like I was
attacked by a bear.
It’s just the style.
Bobby Nolastname says: If antman does go up thanos’ butt and expands, that’ll be one
hell of a scene.
- - it really would’ve been but I’m not gunna lie I’m happy that didn’t happen.
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