An Easter egg is something that creators of a video game, movie, or book throw in for the real fans to notice. A famous example of this is like in the movie tron, there is a pac man character that pops up constantly reminding us of the movie’s nature. Easter eggs are essentially little details that creators throw in to add to the excitement of a film or book. But what if we told you there are real life Easter eggs? Get ready for 20 real life Easter eggs that show life is like a video game.

1. Delete Facebook, hit the gym.

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2. Ant man is real.

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3. Marge got really tall.

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4. Who was brushing their teeth up here?

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5. We need more chip designers like this.

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6. He went for some ice cream and found a 20 year work celebration.

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7. In Sweden there are statues of planets placed around the country, together they form the solar system.

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8. A tribute to Van Halen on a beer cap.

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9. This mansion in Scotland has alien crawling out of it.

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10. Cadbury snuck their trademark into the rose.

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11. Excalibur is that you?

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12. Let’s spread more happiness like this.

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13. The roll of doggy bags says to use your hand now.

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14. This university houses Bilbo.

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15. British books have jokes on the back.

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16. The pencil sharpening project failed due to lack of funding.

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17. This farmer occasionally puts hearts on his eggs to spread some love.

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18. Did you know there were 4 mini controllers on this one?

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19. Oh, there’s Waldo.

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20. That’s a weird statistic but we’ll take it.

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Meet the Writer

Patrick is a writer based in upstate New York, where he grew up and still calls home. Over the past year, he’s been diving deep into storytelling, especially tales rooted in history, the Wild West, lost treasures, and ancient artifacts. He’s also drawn to unsolved mysteries and whatever the internet can’t stop talking about.

Whether it’s a centuries-old legend or a bizarre internet rabbit hole, Patrick is always chasing the threads of a compelling story. When he’s not chasing stories, Pat’s probably hiking mountain trails with his dog, exploring new corners of the U.S., or doom-scrolling between hangouts with friends and family. He finds inspiration in nature, forgotten places, and random conversations—anything that sparks curiosity. Whether it’s city streets or backcountry paths, Patrick’s always on the lookout for the next great story.