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Here’s your guide to some of the hidden Easter eggs across the Meow Wolf locations and what they might mean.
Photo by Kate Russell.
Contributing Author: Michael Wilson
If you’ve wandered through multiple Meow Wolf exhibitions and felt a strange sense of déjà vu, you’re not imagining things. The multiverse is vast for a reason - portals stay open, characters travel, corporations expand, semi-immortal hamsters evade capture. Everything has a place and a reason in the Meow Wolf multiverse.
Here’s your guide to the cross-exhibition Easter eggs hiding in plain sight and what they might mean.
Jared Fuqua in the Alley Bazaar
People who have fallen into the multiverse have a way of leaving their marks. Keep your eyes on the screens as Jared appears in video fragments, still searching across the multiverse to source a cure for Gordon Delaney. And if you look closely, Lex’s ghostly echo ripples throughout the House.
Lex & Morgan’s Closet Transformation
The closet in Lex and Morgan’s bedroom has transformed into a cavern where their childhood dreams and realities have turned into crystals. The Omega Mart where they would go shopping with their parents is here along with the buildings and places they saw in the waking and dreaming worlds. Tucked inside the crystalline dreamscape is a tiny Omega Mart, proof that even in memory and mineral form, corporate expansion finds a way.
Bermuda Travel Posters
Charlie Dram has spent his small slice of the Dram Family fortune seeking out alternative modes of living. One of those opportunities was Lucius Selig’s Portals Bermuda. Charlie spent many hours on the beaches of St. Malibados exploring ways to use the glitch sand to help with his bursitis.
The Dramcorp Advanced Research Team (DART) has also been quietly mapping the multiverse in search of Marin Dram. Their expeditions connect Numina, Bermuda, and beyond - meaning what you see in Vegas rarely stays in Vegas.
Mini Cosmohedron Sculpture
A smaller version of The Cosmohedron virus, first encountered during a DART expedition to Numina, now sits safely (we hope) in a display case in Dramcorp Reception.
Omega Mart Products in Mister Corner & Theater Concessions
You have no idea what’s in store. Cecelia Dram has ambitions to expand Omega Mart across the multiverse. Over the years since her father’s retire-vanishment, she has been getting Omega products in stores all over the place, including in Convergence. They ship them right through the portal from Earth.
Omega Crate in the Undermall
The expansion of Omega Mart into space is one of those things that Cecelia and Kaz can agree on. Space truckers now carry Omega goods filled with Additive S to every corner of the worlds. The Undermallers may despise corporations, but they still need soda. Omega Cola fuels long nights of gaming rebellion.
Bowling Alley Icon on QDOT Signage (C Street)
Corporate branding seeps even into civic infrastructure. Keep watching the signs.
Plotzo + Nimsesku Posters
Speaking of seepage… Where is Nimsesku? Why is he so important? The search for everyone’s favorite semi-immortal possibly cyborg hamster continues. You can find references to him in every Meow Wolf exhibit. Does it mean that other members of the Selig-Pastore family might still be out there?
Behind everything is a rat-headed punk god keeping his minions in check and xpartying until the wee hours. Undermallers hold out hope of collecting enough quarters to draw his attention and finally meet their idol in person.
The House Connection
The Glen, or The Real Unreal, or the Fog Space, or Sarlelurazarulelafazhayglenia connects the Selig-Pastore and Delaney families. In theory, you could walk from one house to the other if you knew the way. From The Glen you can find portals into many other places. Places like Cowboix Hevvven or Obsidiopolis.
Omega Mart sticker inside Brrrmuda
Even here, corporate creep persists. The logo pops up where it absolutely shouldn’t.
Nimsesku in The Forest
Yes, that Nimsesku. The semi-immortal, possibly cyborg hamster continues to surface in unexpected places. Coincidence? Unlikely.
Cowboix Hevvven ads in Lamp Shop Alley
Everyone’s favorite afterlife bar is marketing hard these days. After inheriting a stack of Dilly’s unpaid bills, Batsy has started investing in advertising. Expect ok drinks, decent food, and surprisingly great music.
ETNL Radio playing in Lucius’ RV
Step into Lucius’ trailer and you’ll hear ETNL, every Taver’s favorite station. Lucius now hosts “Spiritual Homesteading”, which is definitely just a talk show and absolutely not the beginnings of a new Power of Positive Mechanics-style empire. Probably.
Skuttles in the Theta Theater
Keep your eyes open during your cinematic detours. The Skuttles have scurried far beyond their original dimension and sightings in The Real Unreal, popping up where narrative and spectacle collide.
Lowlies in The Bailiwick
The Lowlies continue to surface in unlikely corners of the multiverse. Spotting them here suggests that even the smallest beings have mastered interdimensional travel.
CJ’s Studio
From Insidiopolis Alley to Fantastrophe’s House Party, CJ’s entire creative world feels like a love letter to the underground spaces that echo across exhibitions.
Plotzo Mosaic in The Arcade
Look down. Look carefully. Plotzo appears embedded in the arcade itself, immortalized in tile. Is it decoration? Tribute? Warning? With Plotzo, it’s rarely just one thing.
People who fall into the multiverse don’t just disappear. There are glitches, afterimages, and tracings of their stories plastered around. There are people’s memories lingering in the halls. Lex’s ghostly silhouette ripples across the walls of his childhood home, as if the house itself remembers him. Jared Fuqua flickers through screens in the Alley Bazaar, still chasing answers.
If you look closely enough, you might discover a new puzzle piece in the multiverse lore.
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