>> Agent Nate: File number 82-73, A1-13.
Easter Egg Police, Agent Nate.
Interrogating.
State your name, please.
(Sign reads: Crazy Nate Presents)
>> Crazy Nate: Nate, Crazy Nate.
(Sign reads: An incredibles 2 easter egg hunt.)
>> Agent Nate: So tell me about the incident.
>> Crazy Nate: Well, so I was watching the Incredibles 2, and I saw so many Easter eggs.
References to Pixar employees, famous Easter eggs that everyone's looking for, like the
Pixar Ball.
What's that?
>> Agent Nate: Have you told anyone else about these Easter eggs like your subscribers?
>> Crazy Nate: I might have told one or two, hundred, thousand?
But I don't think they believe me, though.
You believe me, though, right?
>> Agent Nate: Yeah, sure kid.
>> Crazy Nate: I wish I could forget I ever saw the movie so that way I could watch it
again for the very first time.
>> Agent Nate: You will, Nate...
You will.
(intro music plays)
(Mr Incredible holds Jack Jack while pushing The Crazy Nate sign out of the way)
>> Crazy Nate: Want your very own Jack-Jack?
This baby turns to fire.
Find these Easter eggs and comment where they are in the video for your chance to win your
very own Jack-Jack for the holidays.
Speaking of holidays, I'm happy to announce I have my very own collectable pin now!
And from now until Christmas, it's gonna be on sale.
I call it Popcorn and yes it has a hidden Easter egg inside.
If you haven't seen the movie yet, I'm warning you right now, this video is packed full of
spoilers.
I try to keep as many out as possible but there's so many Easter eggs.
You've been warned.
Its very possible that Incredibles 2 might have the most Easter eggs referencing to Pixar
employees, in the history of Pixar movies.
Incredibles 2 starts off where Incredibles 1 ended, fighting The Underminer.
We know Pixar always uses their good luck charm to voice one of their characters John
Ratzenberger.
And in Incredibles 2 just like in Incredibles 1, he is the voice of The Underminer.
>> Underminer: Oh great, now he's on the agenda.
>> Crazy Nate: If you look in the parking lot, you will see the track field is across
the street from 1200 Park Avenue just like we saw in Finding Dory, 1200 Park Avenue is
the same address for Pixar Animation Studios.
In the chase for Underminer, when Elastigirl is swinging from building to building like
Spider-Man, the sign here says we sell Christov overalls.
Anthony Christov is the environment art director for the movie.
You might have noticed when dad wakes up from his mini-coma Dash is watching Johnny Quest.
I remember back in the day, being put on the waiting list at Blockbuster to rent Johnny
Quest so it's kind of fun to see that Pixar employees are also fans of Johnny Quest.
We see Johnny Quest everywhere in the movie though not just on the TV.
When Dash is catching up to the action you can see Quest Towers.
Notice the custom Q?
When Elastigirl is waiting to ambush Screenslaver on top of the television tower we can see
in the distance another Quest Tower.
And again when Elastigirl is trying to stop the runaway train we see a Quest building
and across the street from that is another Quest building, okay just kidding on the last
one but it is Grindle Department store, Nicole Grindle is one of the producers.
We also see Grindle again during the helicopter chase.
Probably saving time, recycling the backgrounds.
One of the voice actors, Scott Menville, got his own sign with Menv Inc.
>>. Old Lady: Thank you so much young man.
>> Crazy Nate: How 'bout something more extreme though, you might've heard or even seen for
yourself where the Pixar Ball is, but did you notice on Winston's limo, he also has
Pixar Balls in the center of his hubcaps.
>> Ed Bassmaster: Look at that!
!
>> Crazy Nate: Winton's dad wasn't just a fan of Pixar, he was a super fan of superheros.
Not only did he make a statue of Dynaguy, he also made one for Stratagal, at least it
looks like Stratagal to me with the cap.
After the disaster with the Underminer finally ends Frozone makes a break for it into the
alley.
The trashcan he's hiding behind is pretty cool because it has the famous A113 on it
of course.
Quest isn't the only surprise that we got to see on TV while watching TV through the
movie.
A lot of the footage used in the news was taken out of the original Incredibles and
just like in Monsters Inc., Pixar still wants to show their love for Godzilla but they probably
still can't get permission to use Godzilla in the movie so they make this cheap knockoff
version.
If you look under the couch you'll see the ducks that got stuck to Sully in Monsters
Inc.
Bob also gives us key moments from the first movie when he's watching TV and this quick
flash is the opening for Outer Limits.
>> Announcer: With reaches from the inner mind to The Outer Limits.
>> Dash: Is this all vegetables?
Who ordered all vegetables?
>> Crazy Nate: And of course we all knew about this one since before the movie was even released.
the famous Chinese takeout box from so many movies like A Bugs Life, or Monsters Inc.,
or even Inside Out, of course unlike Inside Out the baby actually loves broccoli, if you
don't like broccoli try pouring a bunch of cheese on it.
Remember that sign in the parking lot?
Apparently that's not the only 1200 Park Avenue we see in the movie, if you stop long enough
to read the business card for Devtech, you will notice they too are literally located
at Pixar, and if you notice his phone number also ends with 113.
If you ask me that's A little bit suspicious.
>> Dash: It defines who I am!
>> Bob Parr: We're not saying to have, what?
>> Dash: Someone on TV said it.
- Dash wasn't lying here, he really did hear that on TV, another awesome superhero said
something pretty darn close to that.
>> Batman: It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.
>> Crazy Nate: This poor lady seems like she has a lot of bad luck.
>> Old Lady: So much!
>> Crazy Nate: She was almost killed by UnderMiner, and then she's almost killed by the ScreenSlaver
on the train.
When Helen and Bob are fighting in the motel, if you look on the fridge there's a drawing
from one of the kids but I'm not sure what it is.
so what do you think, was it A: Arlo from Good Dinosaur; or B: Mr. Jones from Toy Story
of Terror who was also in a hotel room or three: a random drawing with absolutely no
meaning?
We should have never been able to see the drawing with the light though, the entire
time they're arguing, the light is shining in from the bathroom, we know that because
when Helen comes outta the bathroom she shuts the bathroom light off, however when they're
arguing the entire time, if you look in the mirror you can see that the bathroom door
was shut.
That's awkward.
Do you ever find it funny that we have fried cake for breakfast or sugar cereal with sugar
milk and sugar orange juice and then we call it the most important meal of the day.
Well apparently Pixar finds it funny as well, when Dash tries to load up on Sugar Bomb breakfast
that's full of Pizza Planet rocket marshmallows; you can see a little joke that the cereal
is probably rich in something good, like pizza.
When Elastigirl is hanging out in the alley, her dumpster isn't as cool as Frozone's dumpster
because there's no A113 but the apartments across the street do reference to an older
building but not just any older building, this is the old address for Pixar, where they
used to be located.
1001 West Cutting Boulevard.
Even though it seems like we have to make a Billion versions of the Grinch, it's not
the only book that Dr. Seuss ever wrote.
So come on Hollywood let's spiced it up a little bit.
He also wrote a sleep book just like this to help get kids off to sleep but his book
probably didn't have an artsy version of a princess castle on the back of it.
The first time I was this movie I thought the artwork here was a shout out to the original
Pixar logo however the original logo only had four balls not five.
Evaline tries to stroke Helen's ego saying that she could of stopped the UnderMiner all
by herself.
>> Evaline: If you alone had handled the UnderMiner things would of been different.
>> Crazy Nate: And then Helen's like girl you're right!
Please she couldn't even knock over the coolant tank on her own, how does she even remotely
think she could've possibly taken out the Underminer alone?
She does have a maximum stretch distance so it's very possible that if Bob didn't show
up to help her we would have two Elastigirls on our hands.
Here's an Easter egg Pixar might not of even known they put in there themselves; we see
a bunch of photographers this one is especially special though.
That long shiny tube that connects the flash to the camera is the kinda part the George
used to make the first lightsaber in the original Star Wars, but who knows if the Supers are
actually part of the rebellion or not?
Are you kidding me?
The rebellion logo is literally in the clouds.
Poor Michael Miller, he didn't even get to be in the credits Pixar!
>> Batman: Nice.
>> Crazy Nate: However according to IMDB he was one of the ADR mixers.
>> Edna Mode: What?
Who are you?
What do you want, what are you doing?
>> Crazy Nate: Or known as Automated Dialogue Replacement mixer.
(Sign reads: What's an ADR mixer?)
Basically these people are part of the team that was responsible for making sure the words
being said matched the movement of the lips of the characters.
But he did get hid own building though so there's that.
According to the LinkedIn, Searit Huluf is a production coordinator at Pixar.
In the runaway train scene we see a Huluf ice truck stuck in traffic.
The train scene had a ridiculous amount of Easter eggs so obviously the train itself
was also an Easter egg.
When the Train flies through one of the stations if you blink as fast as Dash can, you can
see the train numbers MGLV-A113.
Another building in the train chase scene has the name Imagire, as in Bryan Imagire,
who happens to be the shading art director.
Have you ever wondered if Pixar employees have a bowling team?
Either way, back in the train scene, we see there's an International Bowling Company.,
with Pixar bowling balls as their logo.
A unique building that takes a break from naming employees is Valiant Office Supplies.
Valiant is a Disney movie about pigeon heroes, we can see D on this building, Dee Selby is
a Foley editor.
A Foley artist, named after Jack Foley, is responsible for making all the little subtle
sound effects that we hear in a movie.
Like the noise you hear when the box of cereal moves or a plant falling over, the type of
sound effect can even change the mood.
(scary door opens)
Without all these small little touches of audio the movie wouldn't feel nearly as real
as it does.
Alright it looks like we only have one building left with a name on it, everyone leave a comment,
who do you think gets their name on the building?
Nerdy Nate in the sound room, can I get a drum roll please? and the final name is?
Matt Nolte, character art director you get a building, but wait a second what's this?
Derek Thompson storyboard artist, Rob Thompson Character development, you get a building!
Pitera the sets dressing artist, you get a building!
Nathan Fariss the set supervisor, you get a building!
Rick Sayre supervisor technical director, you get a building!!
Tim Evatt set designer you get a building.
Michael Warch the shoot production manager, you get a building!
Everybody gets a building!
Well poor Ted Mathot even though you're story supervisor, you didn't get a building.
>> Ms Norbury: This has been sufficiently awkward.
>> Crazy Nate: Sorry we ran out, instead though you get to be part of the affiliate press
in the newspaper.
Please be fair and balanced.
The New Urbem Tunnel was established in 1954 and on October 27th of 1954 Disneyland Television
aired their very first TV show.
One Easter egg a lot of you were screaming online that you found was the one in Jack-Jack's
bedroom.
If you look on the crib you will see the sea lion is holding the Pixar Ball, also the the
little baby toy hanging above the crib seems to have some sort of abstract form of the
Pixar Ball.
It does have all the colors and the shapes that you need to make the ball.
but wait a second don't forget to look at the other side of the room we have an airplane
over there from Toy Story and apparently it looks like Disney is still hypnotizing us
with hidden Mickeys.
In the Screen Slaver's lair we see a Hypnomatic.
Magically it's in the shape of a Mickey.
Then this ambassador looks like she has a hidden Mickey on her bubble shirt.
Sadly Bud Lucky, who used to voice Rick Dyker, passed away since the last Incredibles, so
he did not voice Rick Dycker.
He also used to be the voice of Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh and Chuckles in Toy Story
3.
Now this next one probably is not an Easter egg but I'm gonna say it anyways because I
can! the voice of Rick Dyker is none other than Jonathan Banks, who also plays as Mike
in Breaking Bad and in Better call Saul.
At the same time the voice of Winston Dever the business shark was voiced by Bob Odenkirk.
I hope I said that right, I don't want to get sued
>> Saul Goodman: Yeah, that's my legal opinion.
>> Crazy Nate: Because he also voiced Saul Goodman who is the legal shark in the show
Breaking Bad and the show Better Call Saul.
And they both supported the lead character.
So if this superhero thing doesn't work out for Bob we know another way he can buy a house
like that, by opening a legal, law biding KFC.
Okay okay, more Easter eggs, Winston's face was actually designed after a sharks fin and
because of that, it's not a coincidence that we see his table is in the shape of a surfboard.
Rick gets his own Easter egg too, when he's packing up for retirement check out his coffee
cup, look familiar, what if I said, Mount Wanna Hock A Loogie?
>> Bloat: Mount Wanna Hock A Loogie!
>> Crazy Nate: That's right this is modeled after one of the tiki statues that's in the
dentist's fish tank in Finding Nemo.
Even though the Parr's lost almost everything they had in the house when the plane destroyed
everything, somehow Bob's coffee mug from Insuracare was saved.
Hah I don't think so, I'm callin' that one an Easter egg.
Then there's Void, her coffee cup wasn't an Easter egg though it was just a mistake, when
the cup is traveling from on void to the other void it reappears from the other void before
entering its last void and it's actually coming up from the outside of the void, it didn't
even pass through the void.
Another oops is when Dad tries to fix a relationship he broke with Violet and Tony by going to
where he works, because that's not creepy.
Watch the hostess when she picks up a bunch of menus then goes to seat them and never
gives them the menus.
No wonder Bob's complimenting the water, he doesn't know what else they sell there.
>> Bob Parr: This is really good water, it's very refreshing, spring water is it?
>> Tony: I don't know sir, I think it's tap?
>> Bob Parr: Well it is very good.
>> Dash Parr: Excellent tap.
>> Crazy Nate: Or is this hostess just an amazing magician?
One second she's holding menus, the next second abracadabra, baby seat.
Even though Bob failed that day at playing matchmaker if we look at the day he got mad
and woke up his car because some rich guy had it.
>> Bob Parr: That's my car!
>> Crazy Nate: He succeeded at playing matchmaker
>> Pumbaa: What's wrong with that?
>> Timon: ♪ I can see what's happening ♪
>> Pumbaa and Crazy Nate: What?
>> Timon:♪ And they don't have a clue.
♪
>> Pumbaa and Crazy Nate: Who?
>> Timon:♪ They'll fall in love and here's the bottom line ♪
>> Crazy Nate: ♪ That car doesn't belong to you ♪
One thing Pixar did a great job on hiding and honestly I didn't even notice until the
second or third time watching was the breadcrumbs that they left leading us to who the villain
was, final chance, spoiler alert.
The Screenslaver likes taking over televisions and using different patterns of static to
brainwash us.
The bad person wears clothing that resembles the same static that we see throughout the
movie.
Another fun not so spoiler of an Easter egg was Tony Rydinger's locker is, you guessed
it, A113.
>> Violet: We're in a new house, I did write my address on your locker in permanent ink.
>> Crazy Nate: And thanks to Violet destroying public property we get tot see where the Parr's
are actually staying.
>> Violet: That's funny.
Points for funny.
>> Crazy Nate: The mansion is located at 924 Paradise Drive which is a real address in
California, however I couldn't find anything of significance at that address, except for
the fact that it's a hop, skip across the water from Pixar.
One thing that may or may not be of coincidence though is the address of the most expensive
house for sale in the country, is 924 Bel Air Road.
True, it's not Paradise lane but the address is 924, that in itself has to be an Easter
egg.
Especially since the real life house has a Disney theme inside it.
When Bob and Helen are on the phone, if you look in her hotel room there's an interesting
art piece on the wall, this symbolizes all the Incredibles.
Bob, Violet, Dash, Jack-Jack and even Helen.
Even though Helen is all the way on the other side because she is away from them on a mission,
disconnected from her family.
During the world treace party to accept Supers again the contract they are signing has the
code California A113 up in the corner and apparently several of the ambassadors work
for Pixar.
Alan Barillaro the supervising animator and Kureha Yokoo is in the character development.
If we look at the cargo in the ship it also has A113.
They really love A113 in this movie.
When Violet finally gets her movie date with Tony the feature film is Dementia 13, if you
look closely though there's an extra one in there making it spell A113 and just to help
us out they changed the color of the letter A to make it more obvious,
but there was actually a movie released during this time era called Dementia 13.
The movie was about...
actually I forgot what the movie was about.
But what about the Pizza Planet truck?
Did they forget to add it again?
No they didn't, and they even went so far as to change the design of the truck and to
help you try to find that Pizza Planet truck they left you a clue to where you could expect
to find it and even possibly who the driver is, which could be the reason why the truck
isn't the traditional truck that we see.
Remember when Elastigirl asks the Screenslaver who she got arrested?
>> Elastigirl: Who did I put in jail?
>> Screenslaver: Pizza delivery guy.
>> Crazy Nate: Who drives pizza trucks?
>> Screenslaver: Pizza delivery guy.
>> Crazy Nate: When Elastigirl chases him right outta the building look closely into
the parking lot when they're landing on the ground and you will see the Pizza Planet truck.
And who knows maybe Woody's in the trunk.
Can I get a high five for that one?
>> Woody: What an idiot!
>> Crazy Nate: We almost got to see the babysitter from the first Incredibles make it into this
movie but unfortunately that scene got deleted.
However we still get to hear a shout out from her genius babysitting skills.
>> Kari McKeen: It's time for cognitive development.
>> Edna Mode: Specifically Mozart.
I blended Kevlar with carbine for durability under duress and cotton for comfort.
>> Crazy Nate: We know Pixar hides Easter eggs for their future movies in their current
movies only it's not always as obvious as we would expect it to be, like in finding
Dory, the Easter egg for Cars was a Band-Aid.
I don't think it's gonna be obvious what the Easter egg is until Toy Story 4 like it's
not gonna be Bo Peep, this is going to forcing us to go back and re-watch Incredibles 2 after
Toy Story 4 comes out.
Unless they spoil it of course in a trailer.
But I see two spots that have something toy related that doesn't seem to fit with the
movie.
One is inside Jack-Jack's crib, there's an action figure that looks like it belongs with
a group of lost toys in Toy Story of Terror.
So he could be a character that we see in Toy Story 4 because background props don't
usually have as much detail as this toy has.
The second possibility I see is they just released the first teasers to Toy Story 4
and in one of them they tease the two new characters; A bunny and Ducky the duck.
Jack-Jack likes ducks and he even wears a duck onesie and he even throws a toy duck
at Tony.
So what do you think?
Do you have a better idea of what the Easter egg is to Toy Story 4?
Or are you watching this video a year from now commenting the correct answer and pretending
that you knew the entire time?
If you can't or don't want to find the hidden Easter eggs for your chance to win Jack-Jack,
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>> Agent Nate: Did you have fun finding all those little hidden Easter eggs?
Well it doesn't really matter does it?
'Cause you're never gonna remember.
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