Random Easter Eggs In 'Avengers: Endgame' You Definitely Missed (19 items)

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  (#15) Idealized Hulk Has A Name: Professor Hulk

  By the time we meet Hulk in Avengers: Endgame, he's practically reached a state of absolute tranquility. He's learned to coexist with his scary monster self, and now remains a green guy - albeit with stylish glasses - full-time.

  This isn't something made up for the movie, it's been in the comics for awhile. Once Hulk learns to coexist with his alter egos, he becomes Professor Hulk. And apparently, Professor Hulk is a fan favorite even to kids in the MCU.
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  (#9) The Asgardians Settle Down In A Town With Deep Connections To MCU History

  Hulk, Rocket Raccoon, and Thor (with a little help from Korg and Miek) have one of the funniest scenes in Endgame when Hulk and Rocket recruit Thor to join the big time heist for the Infinity Stones. The jade giant and gun-toting raccoon hitch a ride to New Asgard, the settlement where Thor, Valyrie, and the remaining Asgardian refugees made home after the Snap. Their town was originally called Tønsberg, and that place appeared a couple of earlier MCU movies.

  According to the MCU timeline, Tønsberg first popped up in 945 A.D. when Odin led the forces of Asgard against Laufey and his frost giants. Odin sent Laufey and the giants back to Jotunheim, but at some point around then, people found the Tesseract and gave it to an order of Odin's followers. Flash forward to WWII when the Red Skull sacked the town in order to take the Tesseract for himself. It looks like the New Asgardians never forgot the town's place in MCU history. 
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  (#10) Hulk Eats Some Of His Signature Ben & Jerry's Flavor

  The scene where Bruce Banner, Tony Stark, Dr. Strange, and Wong meet at the beginning of Infinity War is full of revelations. Not only do Stark, Strange, and Wong learn about the approaching threat of Thanos, but Banner finds out he got his own Ben & Jerry's flavor while living the gladiator life in space. Wong in particular is a fan of "Hulk-A, Hulk-A Burning Fudge" but there's not nearly enough time for Baner to get a taste befor Thanos' Black Order attacks New York City.

  The five-year time jump in Endgame is more than enough time for Banner to get an eponymous pint. Hulk eats a Hulk-sized tub of Ben & Jerry's while the Avengers brainstorm a plan for the time heist. The name of the flavor isn't shown, but the ice cream inside - mint green with a thick fudge swirl - sure looks like some "Hulk-A, Hulk-A Burning Fudge".
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  (#16) Tony Always Loved Cheeseburgers

  When Happy Hogan asks Tony Stark's daughter Morgan what she'd like to eat at the funeral, Morgan immediately responds with cheeseburgers. While lots of people like cheeseburgers, this shows Morgan is a lot like her father. After Tony escapes from captivity in the original Iron Man, his first request to Happy after he gets back to the United States is to get some cheeseburgers. Like father, like daughter.
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  (#1) 'The Terminal Beach' Has An End-Game

  Once Scott Lang escapes from his stint in the Quantum Realm, he faces the very real possibility he'll never escape from the storage facility in which his van is stored. Thankfully, a sympathetic security guard played by Ken Jeong helps him escape.

  But before he does, the security guard puts down his book - The Terminal Beach. This book was published in 1964 and includes several short science fiction stories, including one titled End-Game.
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  (#5) Thanos's Co-Creator Makes An Appearance At Therapy

  After half of all life on Earth is eliminated by Thanos, Steve Rogers spends some of his downtime running a counseling group. It's a pretty high-profile one too based on the members. Not only does one of the movies' directors, Joe Russo, share a story about dating post-Snap, but Jim Starlin, the co-creator of Thanos himself, is also there to seek and provide emotional support to fellow survivors.

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