2. • -'Easter eggs' = a message,
image or feature hidden in a
piece of media often in
reference to another medium.
• This can be done to allude to a
message/theme hidden in the
electronic media.
3. -Arcane- Viktor's Hex-core in the show
is equivalent to the game's reference (in
game equivalent shows convergence-
links to house-style and connects the
gameplay and the shows' lore, also
giving insight and references for
audiences to be more involved).
(No. 2 on the linked website.)
-The character of Teemo- from arcane-
appears often in the show's
background (for example, when
Powder is in the arcade, and in a
children's book).
He is also known as 'The Swift Scout'-
his alias, and he is the most prominent
easter egg in Arcane.
(No. 9 on the linked website.)
Arcane/League of Legends
(link->)
https://www.cbr.com/arcane-easter-eggs-league-legends-game/#viktor-s-hex-core-in-the-show-has-an-in-game-equivalent
4. -Voltron Legendary Defenders (both/either 2016 and
1980s version/s) reference in a canonical Steven
Universe Comic by artist Katy Farina.
The characters Lance Mcclain and Keith Kogane, from
the 2016 sci-fi show 'Voltron Legendary Defenders'
(released on Netflix as a remake/rewrite of the 1980s
original) make an appearance in the comic creating a
subtle crossover. Through this easter egg, many fans
that enjoy both shows can come together through the
subtle reference.
Voltron easter egg
-A My Hero Academia reference in Steven Universe,
where the characters Ejiro Kirishima and Bakugo
katsuki can be seen in the background/backdrop of
the Cartoon-Network show Steven Universe. This
subtle reference hidden in this panel create a
crossover with one of the most popular Shounen
Animes of not only the century, but of all time,
feasibly helping gain an audience with the sheer
amount of outwards-show representation and
intertextuality in the product..
5. -Voltron Legendary Defenders (both/either 2016 and
1980s version/s) reference in a canonical Steven
Universe Comic by artist Katy Farina.
The characters Lance Mcclain and Keith Kogane, from
the 2016 sci-fi show 'Voltron Legendary Defenders'
(released on Netflix as a remake/rewrite of the 1980s
original) make an appearance in the comic creating a
subtle crossover. Through this easter egg, many fans
that enjoy both shows can come together through the
subtle reference.
Voltron easter egg
-A My Hero Academia reference in Steven Universe,
where the characters Ejiro Kirishima and Bakugo
katsuki can be seen in the background/backdrop of
the Cartoon-Network show Steven Universe. This
subtle reference hidden in this panel create a
crossover with one of the most popular Shounen
Animes of not only the century, but of all time,
feasibly helping gain an audience with the sheer
amount of outwards-show representation and
intertextuality in the product..
