Every Midtown Easter Egg in Marvel Rivals

Marvel Rivals Season 1's Midtown map: A treasure trove of Easter eggs! This guide unveils every hidden reference in the game's new setting, familiar to Marvel fans yet brimming with secrets.

Midtown Marvel Easter Eggs Deciphered

The Baxter Building

The Fantastic Four's iconic headquarters serves as the starting point for players in Marvel Rivals, a fitting tribute given their Season 1 prominence.

Avengers & Oscorp Towers

Spotting Avengers Tower and Oscorp Tower is a simple task, but with a twist. In this Marvel Rivals iteration, Dracula has seized control of Avengers Tower!

Fisk Tower

Kingpin's imposing tower stands as a testament to his influence, though the presence of Daredevil remains conspicuously absent for now.

F.E.A.S.T.

A nod to the Marvel's Spider-Man games, the F.E.A.S.T. Community Center makes a cameo appearance, hinting at its significance in the wider Marvel universe.

Dazzler

X-Men fans rejoice! A Dazzler advertisement suggests a possible future appearance for this popular mutant.

Heroes for Hire

While not physically present, Iron Fist and Luke Cage's "Heroes for Hire" advertisement subtly hints at their presence in the Marvel Rivals universe.

Roxxon Energy

The nefarious Roxxon Energy corporation makes its presence felt through advertisements, a reminder of their villainous activities.

A.I.M.

Another villainous organization, A.I.M., leaves its mark with subtle advertisements, foreshadowing potential future conflicts.

Bar With No Name

A classic Marvel villain hangout, the Bar With No Name, provides a familiar refuge for the game's antagonists.

Van Dyne

Even heroes need a fashion statement! A Van Dyne boutique advertisement hints at the presence of either Janet or Hope Van Dyne.

This comprehensive guide covers all the Easter eggs discovered so far in Marvel Rivals' Midtown. For more Marvel Rivals content, check out the Chronoverse Saga Achievements guide.

Marvel Rivals is available now on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S.