Marvel Rivals: Uncovering All Midtown Easter Eggs

The launch of *Marvel Rivals* Season 1 introduces an exciting new map, Midtown, which should be instantly recognizable to Marvel aficionados as a nod to the iconic Big Apple setting. However, *Marvel Rivals* has cleverly sprinkled a variety of Easter eggs throughout Midtown, inviting fans to delve deeper into its rich tapestry of references. Here’s a comprehensive guide to every Midtown Easter egg in *Marvel Rivals* and their significance.

Every Marvel Rivals Midtown Easter Egg & What They Mean

The Baxter Building

It's no surprise that the Baxter Building, home to Marvel's First Family, the Fantastic Four, features prominently in Midtown. As Season 1 focuses on the Fantastic Four, players starting the game on the new map will find themselves spawning within this iconic structure.

Avengers Tower & Oscorp Tower

Venturing out from spawn, players can spot both Avengers Tower and Oscorp Tower. The former serves as the headquarters for Earth's Mightiest Heroes, while the latter is where Norman Osborn, aka the Green Goblin, conducts his nefarious business. In the *Marvel Rivals* universe, Season 1's villain, Dracula, has taken control of Avengers Tower, adding a thrilling twist to this familiar landmark.

Fisk Tower

Midtown also boasts the towering presence of Fisk Tower, owned by the notorious Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin. While it's an easy landmark for players to spot, it doesn't necessarily mean that his arch-nemesis, Daredevil, will make an appearance in the game anytime soon.

F.E.A.S.T.

The F.E.A.S.T. Community Center, a homeless shelter that plays a significant role in *Marvel's Spider-Man* games, is another Easter egg in Midtown. It's where May Parker volunteers until her tragic demise due to Devil's Breath. Though not a major feature in the comics, it's a touching nod to Spider-Man's world.

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Dazzler

*Marvel Rivals* ensures X-Men fans aren't left out with a Dazzler Easter egg. This suggests that the mutant pop star might be on tour in this alternate Earth, possibly competing with Luna Snow. While it's uncertain if NetEase plans to introduce Dazzler as a playable character, this Easter egg hints at exciting possibilities for future updates.

Heroes for Hire

Advertisements for Iron Fist and Luke Cage, known as the "Heroes for Hire," can be seen around Midtown. These street-level heroes often take on missions for payment, and though they don't appear directly on the map, their presence is felt through these ads, suggesting they're not far from the action.

Roxxon Energy

New York's darker side is represented by ads for Roxxon Energy, a company notorious for its villainous activities. Known for hiring villains to do its dirty work, Roxxon adds a layer of intrigue to Midtown, hinting at potential conflicts with heroes.

A.I.M.

Another sinister organization, A.I.M., is looking to establish a foothold in New York. Originally a branch of Hydra, A.I.M. has since gone independent, creating bizarre creatures like M.O.D.O.K. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, A.I.M. is led by Aldrich Killian, whose ambitions were thwarted by Tony Stark.

Bar With No Name

For villains needing a break, the Bar With No Name serves as a notorious safe haven. Found in every major city within the Marvel Universe, its mysterious origins add to its allure, making it a fascinating addition to Midtown.

Van Dyne

Even heroes need to promote their brands, and a Van Dyne advertisement for a fashion boutique in Midtown suggests that either Janet, the original Wasp, or her MCU counterpart, Hope, might be behind this venture, showcasing the entrepreneurial side of superhero life.

These are all the Midtown Easter eggs you can find in *Marvel Rivals*. If you're eager to explore more, check out all the Chronoverse Saga Achievements in *Marvel Rivals* Season 1 and how to unlock them.

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