All Museum of Contemplation Easter eggs and references in Marvel Rivals

There are many unique maps you can battle on in Marvel Rivals, all of which come with some fun Easter eggs and references you can find. No other map is as packed with them as the Museum of Contemplation, though, which is home to the Collector's impressive collection. Map Easter eggs and references often hint at content that will be added in the future, like Blade, who spent a while sleeping on a map before he arrived. Because of this, you may be eager to see what this location is hiding. Here are all Museum of Contemplation Easter eggs and references in Marvel Rivals.Every Museum of Contemplation Easter egg and reference in Marvel Rivals Screenshot by Destructoid There are Easter eggs and references just about everywhere you look around the Museum of Contemplation in Marvel Rivals. They're mostly concentrated before the first checkpoint, as you exit the museum to explore the gardens beyond once you reach this point. Here is every Easter egg and reference we've found around this location. The Stepford Cuckoos, who are five telepathic clones of Emma Frost, can be found in pods near the edge of the starting area.Devil Dinosaur is shrunk down from his usual size and is hanging out inside one of the displays. He runs at the glass, attempting to break it every now and then. It's interesting that he's been shrunk, and it may hint that he'll join the roster as a playable character in the future.Various mutated skins you can unlock for characters are trapped throughout this location, including the Capwolf version of Captain America, the Monstro King version of Namor, the Man-Spider version of Spider-Man, the Maestro version of Hulk, and the Franken-Castle version of The Punisher. Throg, a superhero frog with Thor's powers, is trapped on display here. The dagger Hela uses with her The Grim Lady outfit is encased. A statue of Adam Warlock's Immortal Avatar look is on display. Deadpool has graffitied the bathroom in the museum. Inside, you'll find all kinds of silly doodles, including messages that ask "Where is Cable?," "Buff Deadpool–Galacta," and "Deadpool's Rivals." Screenshot by Destructoid Old Lace, a superpowered dinosaur that belongs to Gertrude Yorkes from the Runaways, is curled up in a ball, napping inside one of the exhibits. This dinosaur can be distinguished from others thanks to her iconic nose ring. A contract forged with Mephisto is hidden inside one of the cases. Revealing this contract is crucial for obtaining the Secret Stash achievement. Howard the Duck can be found napping inside one display. The Superhuman Registration Act document is in one of the cases. Yondu's arrow, which he can control by whistling, can be found on display. The VEN#M Peni Parker suit and the Mark I Iron Man suit are disassembled and displayed behind glass. Some animated Pym Particles can be found in a case. An Ultron Drone is on display in the museum. The hammer Thor wields with his God of Winter outfit is encased. Cosmo the Spacedog, a telepathic dog, is trapped inside one of the displays. He looks potentially about the right size, similar to Jeff the Land Shark, to be added as a character in the future. Screenshot by Destructoid If you manage to get the convoy to the second checkpoint, you'll witness it turn into Ducktor Strange, a duck inflatable raft version of the Sorcerer Supreme. Helping this transformation occur is a key part of the Well, That Got Weird... achievement. Giganto, an enemy who commonly faces the Fantastic Four, is encased here. Lockheed, a purple alien who looks like a dragon and is a companion of X-Men member Kitty Pryde, can be found in the museum. Lady Loki's scepter can be found in one of the displays. A large Brood, an insectoid alien, can be found flying around one of the cases. A bird that seems to be Redwing, a falcon that belongs to Sam Wilson, is on display. The Black Vortex is in one of the cases. A few models that are tougher to discern, as they are placed in shadow, are located across a couple of displays. This potentially includes Yeti, Living Mummy, Man-Wolf, and a Mindless One. A Symbiote is trapped in a case. Professor X's iconic yellow chair can be spotted inside a display near the second checkpoint. Between this and the statue of him that exists on the Hellfire Gala: Krakoa map, his eventual arrival as a playable character seems to be very likely. Screenshot by Destructoid An empty Infinity Gauntlet is sitting inside a circular case. The guns Star-Lord wields in his King of Spartax outfit are on display. A Spider Totem can be found inside a case. The Punisher's gun from his Dangan Ronin outfit is encased. The Universal Weapon, usually seen with Ronin, is on display. The Tesseract, also known as a Cosmic Cube, can be found here. A Wakandan mask is on display. A fragment of what appears to be celestial armor is sitting in a corner. Captain America's shield is hung up on a wall.Stormbreaker is on display. A room with lots of static televisions in it may either be referencing WandaVis

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All Museum of Contemplation Easter eggs and references in Marvel Rivals

There are many unique maps you can battle on in Marvel Rivals, all of which come with some fun Easter eggs and references you can find. No other map is as packed with them as the Museum of Contemplation, though, which is home to the Collector's impressive collection.

Map Easter eggs and references often hint at content that will be added in the future, like Blade, who spent a while sleeping on a map before he arrived. Because of this, you may be eager to see what this location is hiding. Here are all Museum of Contemplation Easter eggs and references in Marvel Rivals.

Every Museum of Contemplation Easter egg and reference in Marvel Rivals

Screenshot by Destructoid There are Easter eggs and references just about everywhere you look around the Museum of Contemplation in Marvel Rivals. They're mostly concentrated before the first checkpoint, as you exit the museum to explore the gardens beyond once you reach this point. Here is every Easter egg and reference we've found around this location.

The Stepford Cuckoos, who are five telepathic clones of Emma Frost, can be found in pods near the edge of the starting area.
Devil Dinosaur is shrunk down from his usual size and is hanging out inside one of the displays. He runs at the glass, attempting to break it every now and then. It's interesting that he's been shrunk, and it may hint that he'll join the roster as a playable character in the future.
Various mutated skins you can unlock for characters are trapped throughout this location, including the Capwolf version of Captain America, the Monstro King version of Namor, the Man-Spider version of Spider-Man, the Maestro version of Hulk, and the Franken-Castle version of The Punisher.
Throg, a superhero frog with Thor's powers, is trapped on display here.
The dagger Hela uses with her The Grim Lady outfit is encased.
A statue of Adam Warlock's Immortal Avatar look is on display.
Deadpool has graffitied the bathroom in the museum. Inside, you'll find all kinds of silly doodles, including messages that ask "Where is Cable?," "Buff Deadpool–Galacta," and "Deadpool's Rivals."

Screenshot by Destructoid

Old Lace, a superpowered dinosaur that belongs to Gertrude Yorkes from the Runaways, is curled up in a ball, napping inside one of the exhibits. This dinosaur can be distinguished from others thanks to her iconic nose ring.
A contract forged with Mephisto is hidden inside one of the cases. Revealing this contract is crucial for obtaining the Secret Stash achievement.
Howard the Duck can be found napping inside one display.
The Superhuman Registration Act document is in one of the cases.
Yondu's arrow, which he can control by whistling, can be found on display.
The VEN#M Peni Parker suit and the Mark I Iron Man suit are disassembled and displayed behind glass.
Some animated Pym Particles can be found in a case.
An Ultron Drone is on display in the museum.
The hammer Thor wields with his God of Winter outfit is encased.
Cosmo the Spacedog, a telepathic dog, is trapped inside one of the displays. He looks potentially about the right size, similar to Jeff the Land Shark, to be added as a character in the future.

Screenshot by Destructoid

If you manage to get the convoy to the second checkpoint, you'll witness it turn into Ducktor Strange, a duck inflatable raft version of the Sorcerer Supreme. Helping this transformation occur is a key part of the Well, That Got Weird... achievement.
Giganto, an enemy who commonly faces the Fantastic Four, is encased here.
Lockheed, a purple alien who looks like a dragon and is a companion of X-Men member Kitty Pryde, can be found in the museum.
Lady Loki's scepter can be found in one of the displays.
A large Brood, an insectoid alien, can be found flying around one of the cases.
A bird that seems to be Redwing, a falcon that belongs to Sam Wilson, is on display.
The Black Vortex is in one of the cases.
A few models that are tougher to discern, as they are placed in shadow, are located across a couple of displays. This potentially includes Yeti, Living Mummy, Man-Wolf, and a Mindless One.
A Symbiote is trapped in a case.
Professor X's iconic yellow chair can be spotted inside a display near the second checkpoint. Between this and the statue of him that exists on the Hellfire Gala: Krakoa map, his eventual arrival as a playable character seems to be very likely.

Screenshot by Destructoid

An empty Infinity Gauntlet is sitting inside a circular case.
The guns Star-Lord wields in his King of Spartax outfit are on display.
A Spider Totem can be found inside a case.
The Punisher's gun from his Dangan Ronin outfit is encased.
The Universal Weapon, usually seen with Ronin, is on display.
The Tesseract, also known as a Cosmic Cube, can be found here.
A Wakandan mask is on display.
A fragment of what appears to be celestial armor is sitting in a corner.
Captain America's shield is hung up on a wall.
Stormbreaker is on display.
A room with lots of static televisions in it may either be referencing WandaVision or the TVA.
Deadpool's mask is on display on one of the walls.

There are plenty of other secrets to uncover across other maps you can visit in Marvel Rivals. A good way to find them is by tackling key achievements, as many of them are tied to hidden features. Some good ones to work on are Days of Future Past, Arrako Goes Analog, Mutant and Proud!, and Whispers in Pieces.

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