Easter eggs in Captain America: Brave New World

Summary

• Camp Echo-1, a comic prison, appears in Captain America and indicates the history of comics.

• The new work Bucky and the return of Thunderbolt Ross adds expectations for future MCU films.

• The film teases Multiverse and creates other films Avengers.

Captain America: Brave New World is the latest record in Marvel Cinematic UniverseAnd it encountered a mixed reaction between fans and critics.

Like all the films that came before him, however, many hidden details and Easter eggs refer to the past moments from the franchise or are taken directly from the comics. Marvel movies are full of fans' services and Captain America: Brave New World is no exception. Below are Easter eggs found throughout the film along with their meaning and context.

*Contains massive spoilers for Captain America: Brave New World*

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Echo-1 camp

Comics

• First look: Champions (Volume 2) #10 (July, 2017)

If a place on Earth actually does not exist (in real life) in MCUThere is a great chance that this place existed the first on the comic website. Camp Echo-1 is no exception. The prison, where Samuel Sterns took place in the film, was first seen in 2017.

In the comic, it served a similar purpose, but instead held Amadeus Cho instead of a leader. Later it was used as an internment camp led by Hydra for Inhumans. Although the use was the same, it maintained the control of powerful individuals, the staff was different.

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Bucky's new job

Teasing another MCU movie

• First look: Captain America Comics #1 (December 1940)

For the fans it was a great moment to see Bucky Barnes, or how can be better known as a winter soldier, return in a short scene in A brave new world. The shock to the fans, however, is that he reveals a new job for him that will undoubtedly follow in the next movie, Thunderbolts.

Bucky seems to exchange machine guns and grenades with a suit and a tie and running to Congress. At this stage, it is not clear what his role will be in the government, but this question will be answered in his next performance.

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Raft

Prison will reappear

• First look: Alias#26 (September 2003)

Directly from the comics, the prison is supervillain known as a raft. However, this is not the first time that it was listed on MCU, the first is in Captain America: Civil War. Falcon, Ant-Man, and the rest of those who opposed the Socovia agreements, are locked by anyone other than Thunderbolt Ross at the end of the film.

The raft will appear at the end of this film, but it is the opposite. Sam Wilson locks Ross in prison using Samuel Stern to help him win the election. A nice little way to get back when he just tried to do is the right thing.

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Red Hulk's Heat

The power of comics

• First look: Hulk (volume 2) #1 (March 2008)

The fans were patiently waiting for Red Hulk to create MCU Performances since the debut of Thunderbolt Ross in 2008 Incredible hulk. It took nearly 17 years for it to happen, and the paycheck was short -lived at the end of the film with a mere tasting of the monster of the hulking.

But the Blink-and-Miss moment is the force Red Hulk, which differs from Green Hulk, which is that he gets warmer angry. During the battle with Captain America, it is shown that Red Hulk radiates serious heat, a power that is directly deprived of comics.

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Washington Memorial

The landmark cannot catch a break

• First look: Spider-Man: Homecoming

During the intense battle between Red Hulk and Sam Wilson in Washington DC, Washington monument causes damage when both rage the US capital.

This is not the first time that this landmark has suffered damage to the MCU, as well as in Spider-Man: Homecoming, The Chitauri energy core in the possession of Ned Leeds explodes, destroys part of the monument and forces the spider back to the action. It may not be deliberately call back, but fun for Eagle-Eyed fans.

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Incredible hulk

Many links to the forgotten MCU movie

• First look: Incredible hulk

This movie is basically a sequel Incredible hulk, With many characters that reappeared after debuting in 2008. The obvious is Samuel Sterns, who has long been a sought -after fiber after the plot, will eventually return to portray his revenge. The battle between the abomination and Hulk in Harlem is also mentioned and seen through newspaper shots, but it will not appear in the film.

Betty Ross also appeared a big challenge, but without reference to what she had been all over. The brave new world is basically a continuation for incredible Hulk, only without the man itself.

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Demolition Man

The comic book character is indicated

• First look: Thing #28 (June 1985)

The new character introduced in the film is Dennis Dunphy, a soldier who hits a friendship with Sam Wilson. Fans may not have caught it, but that's a comic book and he's a man Avenger Demolition Man.

Originally the wrestler underwent a procedure that increased his strength and became a superhero, wearing a costume that contained parts of Daredevil and Wolverine's garments. Dunph was apparently killed Sterns in Brave New World, so it is in the air to see if the fans see how this character becomes a demolition man on MCU. The upcoming multi -universal adventure can answer this problem.

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Sabra

A character from a comic book plays a different role

• First look: Incredible Hulk #256 (November 1980)

The fans welcomed Ruth Bat-Saraph, who works as a head of security for President Ross. It turned out to be a former Israeli black widow, trained in a red room, which is Easter eggs for previous MCU films.

However, there is more character and in fact the mutant is known as Sabra in a comic book that has superhuman power, speed, dexterity and durability. This aspect of the character was omitted and she was massively alleviated. It is said to have played a bigger role A brave new worldBut because of the continuing conflict in the house of the character in real life, it was much cut off.

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New Avengers

Explains where the team was

• First look: Avengers #1 (July 1963)

From Avengers: End GameThere was no another film with the big team Marvel, and MCU focused on the founding of newer heroes such as Shang-Chi and Mrs. Marvel. The absence of the team was explained by Ross. The fact is that the team simply does not exist; It was probably difficult to restore without the presence of Iron Man and Steve Rogers.

Thunderbolt Ross asks herself to restore Avengers, something he eventually agrees with the end of the film. After being set up, he even asks the new Falcon, Joaquin Torres to be part of this team. This plot point will certainly be solved by then Avengers Doomsday Rolls around.

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Adamantium

Long -awaited

• First look: Avengers #66 (May, 1969)

The great revelation in the film was the revelation that the heavenly island consisted of Adamantia that puts the conspiracy in motion A brave new world. Adamantium is best known to be associated with X-Men Wolverine; His skeleton and claws are made of indestructible metal.

The X-Men is not yet formally in the main line of MCU, but the inclusion of Adamantia is a nod in this respect and is a large part of the most famous member of the mutant team.

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Multivers

Teaser for the future

• First look: Captain America Comics #1 (December 1940)

As soon as the credits roll, the fans will meet one scene before the end of the movie. Sam Wilson visits Samuel Sterns in the raft and warns a cap from different worlds and that “others” are coming. A big nod to Multiverse AS most likely to set more films Avengers, Judgment Day and Secret wars.

This paycheck would be much more beneficial if fans did not know about Multivers. At this stage, Kang The Conquerer has appeared several times, but this story seems to have ended. It is a pleasant nod into the future, regardless of whether the fans already aware of it at this point.