00:00We're talking about knowledge of the future of movies, YouTube channel, Easter Egg Psychic.
00:05There are a lot of strange and interesting Easter eggs in the original Double Dragon arcade game from 1987.
00:14Here I'll mention another one.
00:16I did some previous videos.
00:18I cited some examples of where I thought you could see some hints to the warp whistle trick that's shown
00:26in the wizard.
00:27And these included some popular movies.
00:30The game Double Dragon is also featured in the wizard.
00:34While playing this game again, I think I found a scene which may hint at the first warp whistle you
00:42can obtain in Super Mario Bros. 3.
00:45And I think this probably predates even the developmental phases of that game.
00:51The first warp whistle you can find in level 1-3.
00:57Alright, so you progress through the stage.
00:59Toward the end, you'll come across a white block.
01:03So the trick here, you have Mario squat or duck down 5 seconds.
01:09Something unexpected happens.
01:11Mario will fall behind the block and drop down to the ground level.
01:17If you run quickly to the right, you'll see the jagged vertical area which transitions into a darker screen with
01:27the bonus box.
01:29After doing the white block trick, Mario will move behind this black area.
01:34The character is transported to a mushroom house where the first warp whistle is obtained from a treasure chest.
01:42So now I'll talk about where I think you can see this Easter egg in the Double Dragon arcade game.
01:50It's at the start of Mission 2.
01:52There are remains of the corner of a building.
01:55There's apparently a vertical shaft that's exposed.
02:00Note the color of the bricks of the remaining wall on the inside.
02:05They are brown, very similar to the color scheme and style of bricks used in the Super Mario Bros. games.
02:13Here you'll see the character Williams.
02:16He's perched up on a ledge, ready to pounce on Billy.
02:22He eventually drops down in front of a green chain link fence.
02:27Here, I think, is another future reference to Nintendo's Super Mario World from 1990.
02:34The technique is similar to the white block, the way that it's implemented in this game.
02:40You have Mario jump up on the fence.
02:42There's a smaller square area in the fence.
02:45This is cut out.
02:47And tap the action button.
02:49The fence will rotate 180 degrees and put Mario on the other side back to Double Dragon.
02:58And moving to the right, there's another key clue to the first Mario 3 warp whistle.
03:06A large block.
03:08The color is not exactly white.
03:10It looks kind of like Parmesan cheese.
03:12But below this is a pit.
03:14And then farther to the right are some beams used in the construction of modern buildings.
03:20And the whistle, of course, is a common feature on a locomotive engine, a train.
03:28At the end of Mission 2, you board an elevator.
03:32When you go down, you can see how it moves.
03:36It looks like a railway track on the side of the wall of the building.
03:42In a previous video, I mentioned this Easter egg.
03:46You can see it in the 1989 video game Road Trip Adventure film The Wizard.
03:54This comes via a reference to the Double Dragon arcade video game.
04:00The Wizard starred Fred Savage, Luke Edwards, Jenny Lewis, Bo Bridges, Christian Slater.
04:07When stepfather Sam decides to have Jimmy committed to a mental institution,
04:13he runs away from home with half-brother Corey.
04:18In the minute with Jenny Lewis' character, Haley, on the road,
04:21they discover Jimmy's talent at playing video games.
04:25They come up with a plan to hitchhike cross-country
04:29to try to get Jimmy into the video Armageddon game tournament.
04:35Contemporary video game titles are shown in The Wizard.
04:39Many relate to releases via the Nintendo Entertainment System home console.
04:45At 19 minutes, 4 seconds, the trio play Double Dragon.
04:50The section of the game is stage 3.
04:54Part of this level involves a bridge that has collapsed in the middle.
05:00Jenny Lewis' character is playing.
05:02She gets knocked off the bridge into the river.
05:06My YouTube channel is Easter Egg Psychic.
05:08There I go back and look at movies and television from the past.
05:11I analyze these for possible references to future media.
05:15These may appear in the form of anecdotes, idioms, anagrams.
05:19Hidden in the subtext of the work in question,
05:21I also use an unconventional method where I look at the likenesses of the actors.
05:28What I found is you can take the likenesses,
05:31match these up to some of the anecdotal items,
05:34and show past, present, and future information about actors
05:38and other personalities that may resemble the personalities
05:41in the movie or television episode that you're watching.
05:46My email contact is easteregguy, that's G-U-Y, at yahoo.com
05:54Thanks for watching.
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