Fans have made it a challenge to find every possible Easter egg placed in the movies by Marvel Studios, some of which are still
yet to be found
to this day. That same hunt has transitioned to the shows of the MCU with plenty of
references found in just the trailers for
WandaVision
.
More references have been discovered in the trailers for
Loki
and
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
,
with many of them having potential implications for the plot of the wider Marvel universe. The crew and cast of these projects are well aware of the importance some of these Easter eggs can have, which hopefully still ends up being fun for fans, despite whatever impact they ultimately have.
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LAYING A LOT OF EGGS
In the Spring 2021 issue of
Disney’s D23 Magazine
obtained by The Direct, director Kari Skogland discussed the inclusion of Easter eggs in
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
.
“I think we were able to really find some wonderful Easter eggs that you will discover as we go by, going deep into the material.”
Skogland said that these Easter eggs were pulled from
“earlier comics”
and will reference everything from events to people:
“One of the great things about having six hours is you have the time to do that. We had some fun finding events, places, people, and things to bring to the fore. We had fun and definitely were informed by the earlier comics.”
As of now, there’s no telling whether these cheeky references will have wide-reaching implications for the rest of the MCU, but Sebastian Stan said that’s part of the fun of seeing them on-screen.
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“What’s amazing about the incredible universe Kevin [Feige] has created is that there are all these vignettes happening. Sometimes they’re all happening at the same time or they’re happening at different times, but when you zoom out of it and get a bird’s-eye view of it, seemingly it’s always connected, right?”
From the way Stan talks about the inclusion of these references, it seems like he’ll be involved in delivering some of them himself.
“There’s always a feeling to everything you’re doing that perhaps this is serving a larger piece to something… or not! And sometimes part of the fun is that you might think something serves a bigger purpose, but it doesn’t. Nothing is ever one color in the MCU… it’s a very complex array of things.”
GET IT? CAUSE HE’S THE FALCON?
Considering what has been rumored for this series, specifically regarding
the expansion of powered individuals in the MCU
, many of these Easter eggs could end up mattering more in the long-term.
Not to mention Elijah Richardson joining as Eli Bradley
, one of the founding members of
the Young Avengers
, essentially being his own walking Easter egg.
On the other hand,
many of these Easter eggs
could end up being fans looking too deeply into something that could be intended as purposeful misdirection. It will be interesting to see how deeply production for Marvel Studios’ second show delves into the comic books lore and whether they’ll amount to anything bigger in the future.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
premieres on Disney+ on March 19, 2021.
Fans have made it a challenge to find every possible Easter egg placed in the movies by Marvel Studios, some of which are still
yet to be found
to this day. That same hunt has transitioned to the shows of the MCU with plenty of
references found in just the trailers for
WandaVision
.
More references have been discovered in the trailers for
Loki
and
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
,
with many of them having potential implications for the plot of the wider Marvel universe. The crew and cast of these projects are well aware of the importance some of these Easter eggs can have, which hopefully still ends up being fun for fans, despite whatever impact they ultimately have.
ADVERTISEMENT
LAYING A LOT OF EGGS
In the Spring 2021 issue of
Disney’s D23 Magazine
obtained by The Direct, director Kari Skogland discussed the inclusion of Easter eggs in
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
.
Skogland said that these Easter eggs were pulled from
“earlier comics”
and will reference everything from events to people:
“I think we were able to really find some wonderful Easter eggs that you will discover as we go by, going deep into the material.”
As of now, there’s no telling whether these cheeky references will have wide-reaching implications for the rest of the MCU, but Sebastian Stan said that’s part of the fun of seeing them on-screen.
“One of the great things about having six hours is you have the time to do that. We had some fun finding events, places, people, and things to bring to the fore. We had fun and definitely were informed by the earlier comics.”
From the way Stan talks about the inclusion of these references, it seems like he’ll be involved in delivering some of them himself.
“What’s amazing about the incredible universe Kevin [Feige] has created is that there are all these vignettes happening. Sometimes they’re all happening at the same time or they’re happening at different times, but when you zoom out of it and get a bird’s-eye view of it, seemingly it’s always connected, right?”
GET IT? CAUSE HE’S THE FALCON?
Considering what has been rumored for this series, specifically regarding
the expansion of powered individuals in the MCU
, many of these Easter eggs could end up mattering more in the long-term.
Not to mention Elijah Richardson joining as Eli Bradley
, one of the founding members of
the Young Avengers
, essentially being his own walking Easter egg.
“There’s always a feeling to everything you’re doing that perhaps this is serving a larger piece to something… or not! And sometimes part of the fun is that you might think something serves a bigger purpose, but it doesn’t. Nothing is ever one color in the MCU… it’s a very complex array of things.”
On the other hand,
many of these Easter eggs
could end up being fans looking too deeply into something that could be intended as purposeful misdirection. It will be interesting to see how deeply production for Marvel Studios’ second show delves into the comic books lore and whether they’ll amount to anything bigger in the future.
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
premieres on Disney+ on March 19, 2021.
