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* In the intro, Kamala mentions people with power "punching down" before saying the Avengers weren't like that. In the comics, believing that they were led her to form [[ComicBook/Champions2016 the Champions]].
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* In the intro, Kamala mentions people with power "punching down" before saying the Avengers weren't like that. In the comics, believing that they were led her to form [[ComicBook/Champions2016 the Champions]].ComicBook/{{Champions|MarvelComics}}.
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* Hank Pym and Pym Technologies are based out of San Francisco, as in ''Film/AntMan''.
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* Hank Pym and Pym Technologies are based out of San Francisco, as in ''Film/AntMan''.''Film/AntMan1''.
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* One of the games that Kamala stumbles upon during the A-Day celebrations is subtitled [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfTheSuperheroes Clash of the Superheroes]] - it being in an arcade is a nice further touch to the ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' games' old roots.
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* One of the games that Kamala stumbles upon during the A-Day celebrations is subtitled [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfTheSuperheroes Clash "Clash of the Superheroes]] Superheroes"]] - it being in an arcade is a nice further touch to the ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' games' old roots.
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* One of the games that Kamala stumbles upon during the A-Day celebrations is subtitled [[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomClashOfTheSuperheroes Clash of the Superheroes]] - it being in an arcade is a nice further touch to the ''Marvel vs. Capcom'' games' old roots.
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** This could also be a nod to ''WesternAnimation/IronManArmoredAdventures'', where AIM's technology also featured a number of hexagons in their design.
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* Melissa Gold, otherwise known as Screaming Mimi and Songbird, is mentioned twice in the 'Tracking Black Widow' audio files.
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* One possible dialogue between Kate Bishop and Captain America when they see each other in a hub area makes mention of official Avengers leather jackets, which Kate suggests and Cap says wouldn't be a bad idea. This was a thing in the 90s, when some team members would wear jackets with the Avengers symbol on the shoulders over their costumes.
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* Loads of moves the various characters use were inspired by scenes from the MCU, like Tony’s default heavy attack chain being the same one from ''Iron Man'' when he saves the people of Gulmira from the Ten Rings, or one of the upgradable ranged attacks for Cap allowing him to kick the shield into another enemy as it returns to him like in ''Age of Ultron'', or Hulk’s heavy attack while holding an enemy being a shortened version of his Loki Smash from ''The Avengers''.
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* Loads of moves the various characters use were inspired by scenes from the MCU, like Tony’s default heavy attack chain being the same one from ''Iron Man'' ''Film/IronMan1'' when he saves the people of Gulmira from the Ten Rings, or one of the upgradable ranged attacks for Cap allowing him to kick the shield into another enemy as it returns to him like in ''Age of Ultron'', ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'', or Hulk’s heavy attack while holding an enemy being a shortened version of his Loki Smash from ''The Avengers''.''Film/TheAvengers2012''.
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It wouldn't be a proper Marvel game if it wasn't filled to the brim with references to the long history of ''Marvel Comics'' and the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse:
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The game features many references to Marvel Comics and Marvel Cinematic Universe history:
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* The username of the person who links to the AIM database that Kamala breaks into is "screaminginhuman". Black Bolt, king of the Inhuman Royal Family in the comics, has supersonic speech as one of his powers (which means he can use screaming as a form of attack).
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* The username of the person who links to the AIM database that Kamala breaks into is "screaminginhuman". Black Bolt, king of the Inhuman Royal Family in the comics, has supersonic speech as one of his powers (which means he can use screaming as a form of attack).attack, but he rarely does).
** Thor's civilian alias as "Donald Blake" is brought up again during a chat between Black Panther and him. With T'Challa revealing that "Luke Charles" was his own alias when going to school abroad.
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* One of Black Panther's alternate costumes, "WAKANDA'S CLAWS", resembles an unused preliminary design of the character named 'Coal Tiger', which has occasionally appeared as a DevelopmentGag over the years.
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* One of Black Panther's alternate costumes, "WAKANDA'S CLAWS", resembles an unused preliminary design of the character named 'Coal Tiger', which has occasionally appeared as a DevelopmentGag over the years.years.
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* One of Black Panther's alternate costumes, "WAKANDA'S CLAWS", resembles an unused preliminary design of the character named 'Coal Tiger', which has occasionally appeared as a DevelopmentGag.
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* One of Black Panther's alternate costumes, "WAKANDA'S CLAWS", resembles an unused preliminary design of the character named 'Coal Tiger', which has occasionally appeared as a DevelopmentGag.DevelopmentGag over the years.
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* Black Widow [[spoiler:using "Tiny Dancer" as a codename]] is not only a ShoutOut but also a reference to her (alleged) backstory of being a Russian ballerina.
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* Black Widow [[spoiler:using "Tiny Dancer" as a codename]] is not only a ShoutOut but also a reference to her (alleged) backstory of being a Russian ballerina.ballerina.
* One of Black Panther's alternate costumes, "WAKANDA'S CLAWS", resembles an unused preliminary design of the character named 'Coal Tiger', which has occasionally appeared as a DevelopmentGag.
* One of Black Panther's alternate costumes, "WAKANDA'S CLAWS", resembles an unused preliminary design of the character named 'Coal Tiger', which has occasionally appeared as a DevelopmentGag.
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* The username of the person who links to the AIM database that Kamala breaks into is "screaminginhuman". Black Bolt, king of the Inhuman Royal Family in the comics, has supersonic speech as one of his powers (which means he can use screaming as a form of attack).
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* One of the lines Captain America can shout out when defeating an enemy is [[Film/SpidermanHomecoming "So, you got your butt whooped"]]
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* One of the lines Captain America can shout out when defeating an enemy is [[Film/SpidermanHomecoming "So, you got your butt whooped"]]whooped"]]
* Black Widow [[spoiler:using "Tiny Dancer" as a codename]] is not only a ShoutOut but also a reference to her (alleged) backstory of being a Russian ballerina.
* Black Widow [[spoiler:using "Tiny Dancer" as a codename]] is not only a ShoutOut but also a reference to her (alleged) backstory of being a Russian ballerina.
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* When most of the other Avengers enter Thor's room, they can try to lift up his Mjolnir. As to be expected all of them barely even able to make it budge. [[spoiler:Except for Captain America, whom actually manages to make it budge, but is still not fully able to lift it. This is a reference to the Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron movie, where only Steve was able to make the hammer move when he tried to lift the hammer.]]
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* When most of the other Avengers enter Thor's room, they can try to lift up his Mjolnir. As to be expected all of them barely even able to make it budge. [[spoiler:Except for Captain America, whom actually manages to make it budge, but is still not fully able to lift it. This is a reference to the Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron movie, ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'', where only Steve was able to make the hammer move when he tried to lift the hammer.]]
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* When confronted by an uppity gatekeeping fan who accuses her of not being a "real fan", Kamala directly quotes Captain America's iconic "No, ''you'' move." speech from ''Amazing Spider-Man #537''. Cap, himself, sees this and expresses his approval.
* Loads of moves the various characters use were inspired by scenes from the MCU, like Tony’s default heavy attack chain being the same one from ''Iron Man'' when he saves the people of Gulmira from the Ten Rings, or one of the upgradable ranged attacks for Cap allowing him to kick the shield into another enemy as it returns to him like in ''Age of Ultron'', or Hulk’s heavy attack while holding an enemy being a shortened version of his Loki Smash from ''The Avengers''.
* A white gun turret on the Helicarrier has the serial number, ''ST-135'', referencing ''Strange Tales #135,'' which featured SHIELD's first appearance.
* The quote on [[spoiler:Captain America's memorial plaque]] is taken from ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #537 (itself a paraphrase of Creator/MarkTwain). Kamala quotes a different part of the same speech during A-Day.
* Black Widow leaps onto a flying Taskmaster, [[Film/TheAvengers2012 not unlike a Chitauri glider]].
* Iron Man's entrance onstage mirrors his Stark Expo introduction in ''Film/IronMan2''.
* While in space, Stark wears a suit resembling the Mark XXXIX from ''Film/IronMan3''.
* Hank Pym's red jacket attire harkens back to his ''ComicBook/AvengersAI'' clothes.
* Bruce's purple shirt and brown pants are based on Creator/MarkRuffalo's [[Film/TheAvengers2012 Banner.]]
* During the Hulk's segment on the Golden Gate Bridge, there are two different trucks for Pym Technologies (with a logo nearly identical to the movies) and Timely Transport (referencing Marvel's original name, Timely Comics).
* Kamala Khan wears a black T-shirt with a gold lightning bolt symbol, which she also wore on the [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/File:Ms._Marvel_Vol_3_1.jpg cover]] of ''Ms. Marvel #1''. It's one of many piece of ComicBook/CarolDanvers memorabilia she's shown to have, like a Captain Marvel T-shirt she wears on A-Day and a Star of Hala pin on her bag.
* Kamala drinks a soft beverage from "Circle Q", the LocalHangout in the ''Ms. Marvel'' comics. The drink is also larger than her own head; in the comics, Kamala's body mass manipulation powers burn up a lot of calories.
* One mission has Thor fighting off Tarleton's forces in casual clothing, with a name tag sticker that reads "D. Blake". This is an obvious nod to Thor's civilian persona, Donald Blake.
* At some point, Kamala finds an old picture of the Avengers hanging out together in front of "Rosenthal's Glass Menagerie", which in the comics belonged to a woman named Bernadette who dated Captain America for a while.
* Hawkeye is shown wearing what appears to be a hearing aid. In the comics (primarily the run by Creator/MattFraction), Clint is mostly deaf following a fight with a supervillain and uses hearing aids made by Tony Stark.
* One to literal mythology. One of Thor's Emote animations is him snacking on an apple. In Myth/NorseMythology, the gods of Asgard got their immortality from consuming golden apples.
* When most of the other Avengers enter Thor's room, they can try to lift up his Mjolnir. As to be expected all of them barely even able to make it budge. [[spoiler:Except for Captain America, whom actually manages to make it budge, but is still not fully able to lift it. This is a reference to the Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron movie, where only Steve was able to make the hammer move when he tried to lift the hammer.]]
** Upon tentatively lifting it himself, Thor laughs and proclaims that he's ''still'' [[Film/ThorRagnarok "the strongest Avenger"]].
** Kamala is able to ask Thor if anyone else has ever lifted it. Thor mentions [[ComicBook/BetaRayBill "An alien from beyond the stars"]] and [[ComicBook/PetAvengers "A frog with my name"]]. She assumes he's just messing with her.
* In the intro, Kamala mentions people with power "punching down" before saying the Avengers weren't like that. In the comics, believing that they were led her to form [[ComicBook/Champions2016 the Champions]].
* At the end of the game, after Kamala wakes up, Captain America tells her "You got heart, kid.", the same thing he told Peter back in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar''.
* When Kamala first meets with Bruce, his soft whispering and his admission he has been living as the Hulk, along with growing a large beard for a few years is straight out of ''Film/ThorRagnarok''.
* The human AIM mooks are named Keepers, referencing the classic "beekeeper" suits of their comic book counterparts.
** In another reference to the beekeper aesthetic, AIM's logo is a hexagon, rather than a target as it is in the comics.
** Additionally, some endgame missions involve raiding special AIM facilities called "Hives", not unlike beehives.
* Hank Pym and Pym Technologies are based out of San Francisco, as in ''Film/AntMan''.
* The game's depiction of the Watchdogs, as an [[FantasticRacism Anti-Inhuman]] hate group, comes from ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD''.
* One of the lines Captain America can shout out when defeating an enemy is [[Film/SpidermanHomecoming "So, you got your butt whooped"]]
* When confronted by an uppity gatekeeping fan who accuses her of not being a "real fan", Kamala directly quotes Captain America's iconic "No, ''you'' move." speech from ''Amazing Spider-Man #537''. Cap, himself, sees this and expresses his approval.
* Loads of moves the various characters use were inspired by scenes from the MCU, like Tony’s default heavy attack chain being the same one from ''Iron Man'' when he saves the people of Gulmira from the Ten Rings, or one of the upgradable ranged attacks for Cap allowing him to kick the shield into another enemy as it returns to him like in ''Age of Ultron'', or Hulk’s heavy attack while holding an enemy being a shortened version of his Loki Smash from ''The Avengers''.
* A white gun turret on the Helicarrier has the serial number, ''ST-135'', referencing ''Strange Tales #135,'' which featured SHIELD's first appearance.
* The quote on [[spoiler:Captain America's memorial plaque]] is taken from ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #537 (itself a paraphrase of Creator/MarkTwain). Kamala quotes a different part of the same speech during A-Day.
* Black Widow leaps onto a flying Taskmaster, [[Film/TheAvengers2012 not unlike a Chitauri glider]].
* Iron Man's entrance onstage mirrors his Stark Expo introduction in ''Film/IronMan2''.
* While in space, Stark wears a suit resembling the Mark XXXIX from ''Film/IronMan3''.
* Hank Pym's red jacket attire harkens back to his ''ComicBook/AvengersAI'' clothes.
* Bruce's purple shirt and brown pants are based on Creator/MarkRuffalo's [[Film/TheAvengers2012 Banner.]]
* During the Hulk's segment on the Golden Gate Bridge, there are two different trucks for Pym Technologies (with a logo nearly identical to the movies) and Timely Transport (referencing Marvel's original name, Timely Comics).
* Kamala Khan wears a black T-shirt with a gold lightning bolt symbol, which she also wore on the [[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/File:Ms._Marvel_Vol_3_1.jpg cover]] of ''Ms. Marvel #1''. It's one of many piece of ComicBook/CarolDanvers memorabilia she's shown to have, like a Captain Marvel T-shirt she wears on A-Day and a Star of Hala pin on her bag.
* Kamala drinks a soft beverage from "Circle Q", the LocalHangout in the ''Ms. Marvel'' comics. The drink is also larger than her own head; in the comics, Kamala's body mass manipulation powers burn up a lot of calories.
* One mission has Thor fighting off Tarleton's forces in casual clothing, with a name tag sticker that reads "D. Blake". This is an obvious nod to Thor's civilian persona, Donald Blake.
* At some point, Kamala finds an old picture of the Avengers hanging out together in front of "Rosenthal's Glass Menagerie", which in the comics belonged to a woman named Bernadette who dated Captain America for a while.
* Hawkeye is shown wearing what appears to be a hearing aid. In the comics (primarily the run by Creator/MattFraction), Clint is mostly deaf following a fight with a supervillain and uses hearing aids made by Tony Stark.
* One to literal mythology. One of Thor's Emote animations is him snacking on an apple. In Myth/NorseMythology, the gods of Asgard got their immortality from consuming golden apples.
* When most of the other Avengers enter Thor's room, they can try to lift up his Mjolnir. As to be expected all of them barely even able to make it budge. [[spoiler:Except for Captain America, whom actually manages to make it budge, but is still not fully able to lift it. This is a reference to the Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron movie, where only Steve was able to make the hammer move when he tried to lift the hammer.]]
** Upon tentatively lifting it himself, Thor laughs and proclaims that he's ''still'' [[Film/ThorRagnarok "the strongest Avenger"]].
** Kamala is able to ask Thor if anyone else has ever lifted it. Thor mentions [[ComicBook/BetaRayBill "An alien from beyond the stars"]] and [[ComicBook/PetAvengers "A frog with my name"]]. She assumes he's just messing with her.
* In the intro, Kamala mentions people with power "punching down" before saying the Avengers weren't like that. In the comics, believing that they were led her to form [[ComicBook/Champions2016 the Champions]].
* At the end of the game, after Kamala wakes up, Captain America tells her "You got heart, kid.", the same thing he told Peter back in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar''.
* When Kamala first meets with Bruce, his soft whispering and his admission he has been living as the Hulk, along with growing a large beard for a few years is straight out of ''Film/ThorRagnarok''.
* The human AIM mooks are named Keepers, referencing the classic "beekeeper" suits of their comic book counterparts.
** In another reference to the beekeper aesthetic, AIM's logo is a hexagon, rather than a target as it is in the comics.
** Additionally, some endgame missions involve raiding special AIM facilities called "Hives", not unlike beehives.
* Hank Pym and Pym Technologies are based out of San Francisco, as in ''Film/AntMan''.
* The game's depiction of the Watchdogs, as an [[FantasticRacism Anti-Inhuman]] hate group, comes from ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD''.
* One of the lines Captain America can shout out when defeating an enemy is [[Film/SpidermanHomecoming "So, you got your butt whooped"]]
