Every Midtown Easter Egg in Marvel Rivals

The launch of Marvel Rivals Season 1 introduces a new map, Midtown, which should be familiar to most Marvel fans as it's set in the iconic Big Apple. However, Marvel Rivals has sprinkled some delightful Easter eggs throughout Midtown for fans to discover. Here's a comprehensive guide to every Midtown Easter egg in Marvel Rivals and what they signify.

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, makes an appearance in Midtown. Given that the Fantastic Four are the focus of Season 1, players attacking on the new map start their game within this iconic structure.

Avengers Tower & Oscorp Tower

Upon leaving the spawn, players can spot both Avengers Tower and Oscorp Tower. The latter is where Norman Osborn, aka the Green Goblin, conducts his nefarious business, while the former is the headquarters of Earth's Mightiest Heroes. In Marvel Rivals' continuity, however, Season 1 villain Dracula has taken control of Avengers Tower.

Fisk Tower

Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin, another major Marvel villain, has a significant presence in Midtown with his tower. While players can easily spot it as they navigate the map, it doesn't confirm the arrival of his arch-enemy, Daredevil, in the game anytime soon.

F.E.A.S.T.

Located in Midtown, the F.E.A.S.T. Community Center is a homeless shelter that aids New York's residents. Though not a major part of the comics, it features prominently in both Marvel's Spider-Man games, where May Parker helps run the center until her tragic death due to Devil's Breath.

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Dazzler

Marvel Rivals ensures X-Men fans aren't left out with a Dazzler Easter egg in Midtown. The mutant appears to be on tour in this version of Earth, potentially rivaling another pop star, Luna Snow. While it's unclear if NetEase plans to introduce Dazzler as a playable character, this Easter egg hints at the possibility.

Heroes for Hire

Midtown also features advertisements for Iron Fist and Luke Cage, known as the "Heroes for Hire." These street-level heroes are known for saving the day in New York, often for a fee. While they don't appear directly on the map, their presence suggests they might not be far away.

Roxxon Energy

New York isn't just home to heroes in the Marvel Universe. Players can find ads for Roxxon Energy, a company notorious for its villainous activities. Roxxon often employs villains to do its dirty work, including battling heroes.

A.I.M.

Another evil organization, A.I.M., is looking to establish a presence in New York within Marvel Rivals. Originally a part of Hydra, A.I.M. branched out and began creating bizarre creatures, including M.O.D.O.K. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, A.I.M. is led by Aldrich Killian, who tried to pitch his world-changing think tank to Tony Stark, only to be rejected.

Bar With No Name

For villains needing a break from hero confrontations, the Bar With No Name serves as a safe haven. Found in every major city in the Marvel Universe, its origins remain a mystery, adding to its intrigue.

Van Dyne

Even heroes need to promote their brands, and one of the Van Dynes is doing just that with a fashion boutique advertisement in Midtown. While the ad doesn't show them, it's likely either the original Wasp, Janet, or her MCU daughter, Hope, is behind the venture.

And that's a wrap on every Midtown Easter egg in Marvel Rivals. If you're eager for more, check out all the Chronoverse Saga Achievements in Marvel Rivals Season 1 and how to unlock them.

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