Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania: The major Easter eggs and Marvel references you probably missed

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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is the first movie of Marvel Phase 5, which means it's very important to the future of the MCU. Not only does the film introduce Kang the Conqueror properly to the films, but it also features the most in-depth exploration of the Quantum Realm yet. 

But, like with all MCU movies, it's also packed with Easter eggs and Marvel references. We've rounded up 11 of the biggest below, so you can catch up on the details you might have missed. Be warned that the following contains major Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania spoilers! Turn back if you haven't seen the movie yet! 

While Scott Lang is promoting his book, we're treated to hearing several excerpts from the autobiography that relate to the key events from Avengers: Endgame. There are laugh-out-loud references to the Hulk turning Scott into a baby (via time travel shenanigans), Scott meeting Rocket Raccoon, and Scott visiting the past with Steve Rogers. 

At the Lang-Pym-Van Dyne family dinner, Hank refers to the time Scott went to an airport and fought Captain America. "Fought with Captain America," Scott swiftly corrects, pointing out that fighting Cap would be "insane." Of course, Scott was present at the huge superhero battle in Captain America: Civil War, which did indeed take place in an airport, and he was on the side of Team Cap. 

Bill Murray has a cameo as Lord Krylar, one time member of the anti-Kang resistance, but now unfortunately working with the Conqueror. Krylar isn't a new character, though – he's actually a pretty deep cut character from Marvel comics. Appearing in a grand total of just one issue, Incredible Hulk #156, Krylar took on an antagonistic role and helped fight the big green Avenger. He worked from an island in the