Koji Kabuto
After more than a decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe captivating audiences worldwide, fans are still discovering hidden gems within the films. One such Easter egg that has recently resurfaced is a nod to anime, a popular genre in Japanese animation.
In a recent article by Screen Rant, the writer highlights an Easter egg that has gone unnoticed by many fans for years. The Easter egg in question is a subtle reference to anime, a medium that has influenced many aspects of popular culture, including cinema and comics.
The Easter egg can be found in the first Iron Man film, released in 2008. During a scene where Tony Stark is flipping through some files on his computer, one of the file names briefly flashes on the screen. The file is labeled “Project 42,” a reference to the popular anime series “Gundam.”
“Gundam” is a long-running anime series that features giant robots, known as mobile suits, battling in epic futuristic wars. The series has a dedicated fan base and has had a significant impact on the anime genre as a whole.
The discovery of this Easter egg has sparked excitement among fans of both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and anime. It’s a small yet significant detail that showcases the attention to detail and the depth of references that the filmmakers incorporate into their work.
As fans continue to rewatch the MCU films and uncover hidden Easter eggs, it’s clear that the franchise has something for everyone, from comic book fans to anime enthusiasts. The discovery of this anime Easter egg serves as a reminder of the rich tapestry of influences that contribute to the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Source: Screen Rant
