Marvel Rivals: All Midtown Easter Eggs You May Have Missed
The Midtown map in Marvel Rivals is packed with fascinating Easter eggs and references that tell deeper stories about the game’s universe. From iconic corporate towers to humble storefronts, every corner of this map has a secret that connects to Marvel’s vast comic book history. Let’s check out all Marvel Rivals Easter Eggs and every hidden detail you can find while playing.
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1. The Fallen Iron Man
One of the most striking features is the massive Iron Man structure in the train station. What makes this particularly interesting is that you can actually interact with it. By shooting at specific areas marked in red when targeted, you can reverse time and watch the structure rebuild itself. However, note that it coulddrop your FPS. This same Iron Man appears on the map’s loading screen, giving context to its destroyed state.
2. Captain America’s Legacy
The train station features a prominent flag commemorating Captain America. In this universe’s timeline, the original Captain America is deceased, but the game introduces Captain America from 2099 as a replacement. His importance is emphasized through multiple statues, including one in The Avengers Tower.
3. Heroes for Hire Headquarters
The Heroes for Hire spot in the game nods to its comic book roots with characters like Luke Cage andIron Fist. The location hints at future heroes possibly joining the roster, like White Tiger, Black Knight, and Hercules, following the series’ rich history. Luke Cage might show up later to the roster, possibly as aVanguard.
4. Van Dyne’s Advertising
Van Dyne’s Fashion Boutique pays tribute to Janet Van Dyne, better known as The Wasp, and features Squirrel Girl in its display. We have previously discussedheroines we wish to see introduced in Marvel Rivals, and one of them is The Wasp. Could this be a nod that she will join the roster later? We’re hopeful!
5. Avengers Tower
The iconic Avengers Tower, of course, wouldn’t be missed as an Easter egg in this map. However, the interesting part is the strange upside-down symbol. When the arrow light turns off, it transforms into the letter “V,” emphasizing theVampire theme of Season 1.
6. A.I.M. Facilities
The Advanced Idea Mechanics (A.I.M.) presence suggests potential storylines involving whatWolverinedescribes as “international science terrorists.” Their inclusion, along with the mentions of MODOK, suggests more content ahead. Will MODOK come to Marvel Rivals? That would be a fun and entertaining addition, just like Jeff!
7. The Baxter Building
This 35-story building and the top five floors are where the Fantastic Four live. The Baxter Building houses a mysterious teleportation device linked toReed Richards’work with the multiverse, along with clues suggesting theadditions of Thing and Human Torchto the game’s roster.
8. Oscorp Building
Spider-Manfans will recognize Oscorp’s presence. Oscorp is a company established by Norman Osborn, that is famous for its advanced research in areas like military tech and biochemistry. We have discussedvillains we want to see next in Marvel Rivals, and Green Goblin is one of them. With this Marvel Rivals Easter egg, we hope he joins the game—perhaps next Halloween?
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9. Nelson & Murdock Law Office
One of the most significant Easter eggs is the Nelson & Murdock Law Office, complete with the tagline “Fight the crime fearlessly.” This is a direct reference to Daredevil. This law firm is run by Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson, who take on cases for those in need. At night, Murdock secretly fights crime as Daredevil. The word “fearlessly” is a special touch, since Daredevil is known as “The Man Without Fear.”
10. Fisk Building
The Fisk Building is home to the notorious Kingpin, Wilson Fisk, who serves as a major antagonist to both Daredevil and Spider-Man. This could also be a teaser for Kingpin’s introduction as a playable character or a villain in future seasons too! What do you think?
11. Bar With No Name
Located near the Hellfire Club, this establishment is known in Marvel lore as a neutral ground where villains can gather without conflict. It’s a safe place to relax without the threat of arrest, though fights sometimes happen despite a no-fighting rule. Its location is secret and changes often, with villains sharing the address by word of mouth. The bar has been raided by heroes like Spider-Man and Daredevil. Its inclusion adds depth to the game’s world-building.
12. Dazzler’s World Tour
13. Roxxon Energy
Roxxon Energy’s presence recalls its complex history as one of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s earliest funders, despite having ties to Hydra. It is a huge company worth billions. It often supports shady projects to gain more power. However, even though it’s involved in many suspicious activities, Roxxon’s leaders and workers have avoided getting arrested. This Easter egg in Marvel Rivals contains a typo though—instead of “Energy,” it spells “Engeregy.”
14. Life Corporation
The Life Corporation building in the game connects to a key part of Marvel’s symbiote story. In the comics, the Life Foundation was a dangerous group that took five “seeds” from Venom’s symbiote to create their own symbiotes. These five new symbiotes were:
15. The Quiet Room
The Quiet Room, owned by Black Bolt, with its original comic logo intact, maintains its connection to Doctor Doom and the Battle World storyline.
16. Ardmore’s Bookstore
Ardmore’s Bookstore is an important spot in Spider-Man’s comics, where Peter Parker had a memorable moment. When Spider-Man released “Webs,” a book of his photos, he appeared at this bookstore for a signing event. This moment is special because it’s one of the few times Peter’s life as both a photographer and a superhero overlapped publicly.
The Midtown map in Marvel Rivals serves as more than just a battleground – it’s a tribute to Marvel’s history and a hint at a potential roadmap for the game’s future content. Keep exploring the map to discover these Easter eggs yourself. Did we miss any? Feel free to share your Marvel Rivals Easter eggs findings with us!
Shida Aruya
Shida is a gaming writer at TechWiser who loves getting comfy with a good book. When she is not writing, you’ll catch her growing crops in Stardew Valley and Fields of Mistria, or exploring Fortnite. For Shida, nothing beats a day split between reading books and playing games.
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