Random Recurring Jokes In MCU That Keep Us Laughing Post-Endgam (18 items)

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  (#7) Interrupting The Villain's Monologue

  There are a handful of Marvel films that employ the trope of interrupting a long-winded villain monologue. Loki is interrupted by the Hulk in Avengers, Nebula is interrupted in Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2, even Ultron in Age of Ultron. One of the more memorable moments is when Peter Quill interrupts Ronan the Accuser with a rendition of "O-o-h Child" by The Five Stairsteps.
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  (#3) Tony Calling Thor "Point Break"

  Tony Stark met Thor in The Avengers and kindly referred to him as "Point Break." This gag rears its head again in Thor: Ragnarok, when Thor unlocks Tony's ship by referring to himself as "Point Break."
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  (#9) Fighting Over Who's The Strongest

  It only makes sense The Avengers would argue who's the strongest. In the memorable after-party scene in Age of Ultron, Cap is seen struggling to lift Mjolnir. This comes full circle in Endgame, Cap might not actually be the strongest Avenger, but it's pretty impressive he can wield Mjolnir.
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  (#6) Star-Lord Never Being Called Star-Lord

  It's been a long running gag in the Guardians of the Galaxy films that Star-Lord never gets his wish of being called Star-Lord. Instead, he's referred to as "Quill," "Peter," "idiot," "moron," even "Space-Lord," but not Star-Lord.
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  (#14) The Number 12

  The number 12 is said over and over again, in reference to a range of different topics in many MCU films. It's a throwaway joke that began in The Avengers, and James Gunn picked it up and used it in Guardians of the Galaxy.  
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  (#5) On Your Left

  "On your left" is an old in-joke between Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers from Captain America: The Winter Soldier. In Avengers: Endgame, he announced his appearence with a casual, "on your left!"

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