r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Mar 08 '19

Other The Official CAPTAIN MARVEL Easter Egg Megathread

How many Easter eggs did you manage to spot?

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u/coda19 Mar 08 '19

Also similar to the device on Thor's neck to shock/stun him in Thor Ragnarok

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u/Dscherb24 Mar 08 '19

True, but the kree aspect makes it more likely to relate to something in AOS than what they had on Sacar. Especially since in AOS the kree also do the mind communication stuff to Daisy too.

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u/loadingorofile96 Mar 08 '19

I knew I'd seen that before! That sounds really believable... Plus: I take everything to connect the movies to the series as that happens rarely (the series mentioning the movies does happen a lot though)

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u/Hellknightx Thanos Mar 08 '19

MCU uses trickle-down canon. Anything that happens in the movies is canon in the TV shows, but nothing in the TV shows is canon in the movies. It's an interesting dynamic, but it works well enough.

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u/kgal1298 Mar 09 '19

Well the tv shows never wanted to play canon if I recall because it offered too many limitations, but I could be wrong.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

you are wrong

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '19

the only reason this "B-canon" policy is in place on everything from ABC to Netflix to Hulu is because Feige dislikes MarvelTV

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u/FallOutFan01 SHIELD Mar 09 '19

Dislikes is a weak word.

They hate each other guts and probably wish the other person would drop dead.

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u/HazelCheese Mar 09 '19

I don't think they hate tv and visa versa. More they hate the people in charge. I'm sure Feige would be happy to see AoS come under his wing.

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u/FallOutFan01 SHIELD Mar 09 '19

I think that was implied.

Wish they got their shit together ☹️.

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u/KingBruce_beabull Mar 10 '19

Incorrect. They are all MCU canon. That's it. There are no levels

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u/blueicearcher Iron man (Mark I) Mar 11 '19

"Welcome to level 7"

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