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Today, though, I'll be delivering the most delicious Easter Egg breakdown, seen by seeing an order of appearance, pulling things you might have missed, and telling you things you just need to know.

The second episode of Secret Invasion has a ton of references from the comics, previous Marvel titles, and things we just didn't know as a unit.

Additionally, here's your one and only spoiler warning. I am spoiling episode two, but also giving you insights from the trailer that you might have never seen.

So if you need a warning, this is your warning. Get out, come back, and then watch my breakdown. All right, let's get into it.

We open in 1995, fresh with some Captain Marvel footage. And remember, this is when Carol Danvers just came back to Earth after training with the crease.

So this entire flashback overlaps with her movie and as perspective and clarity to those who forgot on how important their goal was to help the scrolls and spoilers how it went unfinished.

Post meeting Talos and post agreeing to help the scrolls. We jump only two years later to Brixton London 1997.

Brixton doubles as a hideaway for the scrolls as we see it, but we also know this is where Steven Grant, aka Moon Knight currently lives.

This Nick Fury that we're seeing right now doesn't have a metal IP study is wearing at the end of Captain Marvel. It's just a note reminding us it's been two years and our boy shouldn't keep the metal patch with tape over it at this point.

Though this little hideaway looks like a withered community center of some sorts, the paintings on the wall show a variety of different people, but it's no coincidence that the first person we see as a blue woman symbolizing the great perhaps be warned.

I'm going to be like Crocker from fairly odd parents from this point out.

The female scroll assisting young Grovick is Varra who we haven't met in the MCU yet. This is a character from the comics who is a part of the Knights of the Infinite, a team of scroll cree hybrids assembled by Emperor Dorick Supreme to be heroes to the scroll and cree and ultimately unite them.

I think Varra is Priscilla aka Nick Fury's wife play by Sheryl and Woodard Fury's wife and scroll form at the end looks exactly like Varra.

He has the same dark purple freckles on the ridge of her nose and lining on her cheekbones. They both have the same nose and face shapes suspiciously though. Varra is not credited anywhere, not an IMDB fandom or even at the end.

It might be a secret yet we know Fury was married. It was addressed in Captain America winter soldier either way. We find out during the cree scroll war, Grovick's parents were killed by the cree and he escaped from behind enemy lines.

He escaped on a ship alone and came to earth. Then Varra says he'd be a great agent and of course he'd be a great agent. He's quick on his feet, stealthy and can pilot a ship.

Once the scroll started revealing themselves, I looked into each of their doubles in case we've seen them before and other Marvel properties and it was pretty limited.

Maria Teresa Creecee, the woman to the right of Soren and the blue jacket, voices black widow and Lego Marvel superheroes too.

Michael Bagzie back to the left of Gaia with the striped shirt is actually acting as a cree soldier in the Marvel's so he's a snake.

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