If you love teasing fans with trivia, you will surely find several hidden Easter eggs in World of Warcraft: The Last Airbender. There are references to ‘Ask Alodi’, ‘Arcane Barrage,’ ‘Mana Shield,’ and ‘Adele’ in this movie. Listed below are a few of the most notable references and the meaning behind them.

‘Ask Alodi’ is a warcraft movie

‘Ask Alodi,’ the Warcraft film, follows the adventures of an adventurer who comes to the Forge of the Guardian to retrieve an item called Ebonchill. The adventurer awakens Alodi’s spirit, which travels to the Hall of the Guardian, where the Tirisgarde, or mages, used by the Council of Tirisfal when the Guardian was not in command, are based. As part of the quest to retrieve the item, the adventurer must help Alodi retrieve Ebonchill.

‘Ask Alodi,’ the World of Warcraft movie, is a mash-up of the game’s lore and universe. Fans of the World of Warcraft franchise will recognize Close’s performance as Alodi, the half-elfven male guardian of the world of Azeroth. In the game, Alodi lives with his apprentice in an enchanted forest, where he must guard his elven flocks from outsiders.

“Arcane Barrage”

Fans of the World of Warcraft video game are likely to enjoy the new movie based on the game. Fans will recognize many familiar characters and locations from the game, including the mighty Arcane Barrage. The film also features some fun easter eggs related to the game, including the Ebonchill legendary weapon, which is now available in World of Warcraft’s latest expansion, Legion.

“Mana Shield”

The second “Mana Shield” easter egg is a small detail in the film that may not be immediately obvious. The game has several iconic elements, and the movie makes use of many of them. One example is the appearance of the flint-locking axe, the Ebonchill, which will be a legendary weapon for frost mage characters in the World of Warcraft: Legion expansion. The film also includes many references to the music from the game.

“Adele”

There are many Easter Eggs in the new Warcraft movie, and one of them is an appearance by Adele! The song “Rolling in the Deep” is referenced by an NPC in Pandaria who gets around by rolling! It’s not surprising that this Easter Egg references Adele. If you play the video game, you’ll find many references to Adele’s music throughout the movie!

“Adelaide”

If you’re a fan of the Warcraft video game series, you may have noticed that the newest expansion, Battle for Azeroth, has an Easter Egg called “Adelaide”. This cryptic easter egg is an interesting twist in the film. The main character, Adelaide, has been living the life of a Tethered monster, and has a secret past. As a result, she whistles “The Itsy-Bitsy Spider” when she’s left unsupervised.

The name Adelaide is pronounced like an Australian city. It’s not, as the film claims, a large city, but the Adelaide region is tiny. Adelaide residents hate it when people from interstate say that their city is small. They’ve driven down Victoria Avenue in Unley, complained about the Bolivar Sewage Plant for twenty years, and have probably walked up and down the streets of the CBD hundred times.

“Zoolander”

Ben Stiller starred in several comedic films, including “Zoolander,” a hilarious tale about a dumb male model who must foil a plot to kill the Prime Minister of Malaysia by posing as an animal. This story was so successful that a “Zoolander” easter egg was hidden in the game’s Warlords of Draenor expansion. To find this “Zoolander” easter egg, players must be an Alliance character playing as a stealth class. There are three different posing styles used by the NPC Zaalendor.

Zoolander is one of Stiller’s best comedies. The film’s central characters are often goofy and unlikable, though some are better than others. As the title suggests, the film revolves around Derek, a failed male model who tries to get the girl he wants. This satirical comedy also features a father figure – Jon Voight – who is both goofy and likable.