List of Amazing World Of Gumball Easter Eggs:
“The Tape” Episode: The title and plot of this episode are a reference to the movie “The Ring.”
“The World” Episode: Gumball and Darwin encounter a suspicious man in a cloak, which is a nod to the character Death from the “Discworld” book series.
“The Treasure” Episode: The treasure map is a replica of the map from the movie “The Goonies.”
“The Boss” Episode: The villainous Mr. Rex is a reference to the character Rex Dangervest from “The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part.”
“The Shell” Episode: The character Penny’s transformation into a shell creature is reminiscent of the film “The Fly.”
“The Boredom” Episode: The character Billy is a reference to “Billy” from the TV series “Stranger Things.”
“The Oracle” Episode: The scene where the characters walk through a hallway lined with doors is a homage to “The Matrix.”
“The Society” Episode: The concept of a secret society controlling the world is a nod to conspiracy theories and secret organizations like the Illuminati.
“The Boombox” Episode: The song Darwin sings, “I Wanna Be Free,” is a reference to the song “I Want to Break Free” by Queen.
“The Fridge” Episode: The inside of the fridge is a portal to another dimension, similar to the concept in the movie “Monsters, Inc.”
“The Signal” Episode: The character Rachel is a reference to Eleven from “Stranger Things.”
“The Ex” Episode: The song “I’m in Love with a Monster” is a reference to the song of the same name by Fifth Harmony from the movie “Hotel Transylvania 2.”
“The Parasite” Episode: The character Ocho is based on the character of the same name from the Japanese manga and anime series “Parasyte.”
“The Compilation” Episode: The whole episode is a compilation of various parodies and references to popular internet videos and memes.
“The Worst” Episode: The episode is a parody of survival reality shows like “Survivor” and “Naked and Afraid.”
“The Sock” Episode: The sock puppet character named “Louie” is a reference to “Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends.”
“The Vase” Episode: Gumball’s transformation into a puppet is a tribute to the movie “Being John Malkovich.”
“The Spinoffs” Episode: The episode parodies spinoff shows and movies, with references to various franchises like “Transformers,” “Star Wars,” and “Breaking Bad.”
“The Nuisance” Episode: Gumball’s daydream sequence with a spinning top is an allusion to the movie “Inception.”
“The Code” Episode: The scene where Gumball and Darwin navigate a virtual reality is reminiscent of the movie “Tron.”
“The Scam” Episode: The characters’ attempt to sell junk online is a parody of websites like eBay and Craigslist.
“The Potion” Episode: Gumball’s transformation into a giant monster is a reference to classic kaiju films like “Godzilla.”
“The Inquisition” Episode: The scene where Gumball and Darwin are interrogated is reminiscent of courtroom dramas like “Law & Order.”
“The Misunderstandings” Episode: The scene where the characters are in a black-and-white noir setting is a tribute to film noir movies.
“The Fury” Episode: The character Rob’s transformation into a giant rampaging monster pays homage to “The Incredible Hulk.”
“The Origins” Episode: The whole episode parodies superhero origin stories, with nods to characters like Batman, Spider-Man, and Superman.
“The Neighbor” Episode: The character Larry is a reference to the character Lenny Leonard from “The Simpsons.”
“The Anybody” Episode: The character Alligator Woman is a reference to the creature in the movie “The Shape of Water.”
“The Console” Episode: The characters’ journey into a video game references various video game genres and franchises, such as “Street Fighter” and “Mortal Kombat.”
“The Puppets” Episode: The puppets’ performance at the talent show is a tribute to famous puppet shows like “The Muppet Show” and “Sesame Street.”
“The Vacation” Episode: The scene where the characters are stuck in traffic references the film “Mad Max: Fury Road.”
“The Ghost” Episode: The ghostly figure is a reference to the character Samara from “The Ring.”
“The Matchmaker” Episode: The dating app “Tinderbox” is a play on the real-life dating app “Tinder.”
“The Factory” Episode: The factory boss character, Mr. Kreese, is a reference to the character Mr. Burns from “The Simpsons.”
“The Wicked” Episode: The characters attending a magic show is a nod to the world of stage magic and illusion.
“The Uncle” Episode: The character Frankie Watterson’s appearance and mannerisms are based on the character Uncle Fester from “The Addams Family.”
“The Sorcerer” Episode: The magical realm in the episode is reminiscent of the fantasy world in “The Chronicles of Narnia.”
“The Disaster” Episode: The characters being trapped in a mall during a disaster is a homage to disaster movies like “The Day After Tomorrow.”
“The Triangle” Episode: The Bermuda Triangle is referenced, with the characters encountering strange occurrences and disappearances.
“The Pest” Episode: The pest control van “Verminators” is a play on the real-life extermination company “Terminix.”
“The Vow” Episode: The scene where the characters are in a desert, searching for water, references the film “Lawrence of Arabia.”
“The Web” Episode: The concept of becoming addicted to the internet is explored, referencing society’s reliance on technology.
“The Hero” Episode: The superhero character, “Alligator Guy,” is a nod to characters like Batman and Spider-Man.
“The Exterminator” Episode: The character Larry’s job as an exterminator is a reference to the character Carl Spackler from the film “Caddyshack.”
“The Pizza” Episode: The pizza delivery boy’s appearance and voice are inspired by the character Jeff Spicoli from the film “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.”
“The Gift” Episode: The episode parodies holiday gift-giving traditions, with references to iconic gifts from movies and TV shows.
“The Parking” Episode: The scene where the characters struggle to find parking parodies the frustration of finding parking spaces in busy areas.
“The Curse” Episode: The curse itself is a parody of supernatural curses found in folklore and horror movies.
“The Procrastinators” Episode: The characters’ journey through various time periods references iconic historical events and eras.
“The BFFs” Episode: The characters’ friendship bracelet-making spree parodies the trend of making friendship bracelets.
“The Nuisance” Episode: The chase sequence in a white hallway is a reference to the movie “A Nightmare on Elm Street.”
“The Ollie” Episode: The skateboarding competition scene references skateboarding culture and competitions like the X Games.
“The Singing” Episode: The singing competition parodies popular talent shows like “American Idol” and “The Voice.”
“The Hug” Episode: The “Hug Day” celebration is a parody of Valentine’s Day and the commercialization of love.
“The Brain” Episode: The scene where Gumball enters his brain parodies the movie “Inside Out.”
“The Petals” Episode: The character Clare’s obsession with petals references the film “American Beauty.”
“The Origins: Part Two” Episode: The scene where Gumball and Darwin dress up as superheroes is a tribute to the dynamic duo Batman and Robin.
“The Console” Episode: The character Banana Joe’s transformation into a giant ape references “King Kong.”
“The Silence” Episode: The characters’ vow of silence is a nod to the “silent treatment” trope often seen in movies and TV shows.
“The Decisions” Episode: The multiple-choice adventure sequence references video games with branching storylines, such as “The Walking Dead” game series.
