The launch of *Marvel Rivals* Season 1 introduces players to a new map, Midtown, a locale familiar to many Marvel enthusiasts due to its frequent appearances in various projects set in the Big Apple. However, *Marvel Rivals* has cleverly embedded several Easter eggs throughout Midtown, inviting fans to delve deeper into the Marvel universe. Here’s a comprehensive guide to all the Midtown Easter eggs in *Marvel Rivals* and their significance.

Every Marvel Rivals Midtown Easter Egg & What They Mean

The Baxter Building

The Baxter Building, the iconic home of Marvel's First Family, the Fantastic Four, is prominently featured in Midtown. Given that the Fantastic Four are central to Season 1, it's fitting that players start the game within this legendary structure.

Avengers Tower & Oscorp Tower

As players venture beyond their spawn point, they'll spot both Avengers Tower and Oscorp Tower. The former is the headquarters of Earth's Mightiest Heroes, while the latter is where Norman Osborn, aka the Green Goblin, orchestrates his nefarious activities. Notably, in *Marvel Rivals*' narrative, Season 1's antagonist, Dracula, has taken control of Avengers Tower.

Fisk Tower

Wilson Fisk, better known as Kingpin, makes his mark on Midtown with Fisk Tower. While it's a prominent landmark for players to explore, it doesn't necessarily signal the imminent arrival of his arch-nemesis, Daredevil, in the game.

F.E.A.S.T.

The F.E.A.S.T. Community Center, a shelter aiding New York's homeless, is another Easter egg. Though less prominent in the comics, it's well-known from *Marvel’s Spider-Man* games, where May Parker played a key role until her tragic demise caused by Devil's Breath.

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Dazzler

X-Men fans will appreciate the Dazzler Easter egg, indicating the mutant's ongoing tour in this version of Earth. This could potentially set the stage for her future inclusion in *Marvel Rivals*, though no official plans have been confirmed.

Heroes for Hire

Advertisements for Iron Fist and Luke Cage, known as "Heroes for Hire," are scattered around Midtown. While these street-level heroes don't physically appear in the map, their presence suggests 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. Roxxon often employs villains to do its dirty work, including battling heroes.

A.I.M.

A.I.M., another nefarious organization, aims to establish itself in New York within *Marvel Rivals*. Originally a splinter group from Hydra, A.I.M. is infamous for creating bizarre creatures like M.O.D.O.K. In the MCU, it's led by Aldrich Killian, who sought to impress Tony Stark with his vision of a revolutionary think tank.

Bar With No Name

Villains seeking respite from their battles can find solace in the Bar With No Name, a notorious hangout for baddies across the Marvel Universe. Its mysterious origins add to its allure.

Van Dyne

Even heroes need to promote their brands, as seen with the Van Dyne fashion boutique advertisement in Midtown. While neither Janet Van Dyne (the original Wasp) nor her daughter Hope (from the MCU) appears in the ad, it's a nod to their entrepreneurial spirit.

These Easter eggs enrich the *Marvel Rivals* experience, weaving a tapestry of Marvel lore into the gameplay. For those eager to explore more, here are 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.*