The Infinity Stones are mentioned right off the top in Thor: Ragnarok by Thor himself, who tells the audience that he has been looking for the "Infinity Stone things" since we last saw him in Avengers: Age of Ultron (which conveniently explains why he wasn't in Captain America: Civil War).

Surtur is a big part of Thor: Ragnarok, so he's not exactly an Easter Egg. That said, his position at the end of the movie raises some questions as to his possible future in the MCU. A fire demon capable of destroying entire planets, Surtur survives Ragnarok, which means he could come back to haunt the Avengers later on. (Or potentially be used to defeat Thanos.)

"Sorry Jane dumped you!" That's about all the Jane Foster fans get in Ragnarok. Jane, as played by Natalie Portman, is nowhere to be seen in the most recent Thor film, and it's revealed that she broke up with the God of Thunder. Could it have something to do with the fact that Thor doesn't have a phone or a computer to keep in touch with Earthlings?

As teased in the mid-credits scene of Doctor Strange, the sorcerer briefly teams up with Thor to help him find his father, Odin. Doctor Strange's appearance is mostly important as it creates a link between Strange and the Avengers that will likely come in handy in the fight against Thanos.

In Ragnarok, Odin has retreated to Norway to await his death, a nice nod to the character's roots in Norse mythology. Given the location's new significants to Thor, it could be where the new Asgard is built, that is, if they Asgardians get there at all.

In one crucial scene, Hela walks through the vaults of Asgard, throwing what looks like the Infinity Gauntlet to the ground, pronouncing it "Fake!" What Thor and Odin thought was safely in their possession is, as seen in the Age of Ultron post-credits scene, actually on Thanos' hand. This reveal works two fold: it answers the question of how Thanos could have the gauntlet after it was scene in Asgard and also prepares Thor for a very rude awakening when he sees Thanos in possession of the gauntlet.

The Tesseract is also spotted in the Asgard vault in Ragnarok. Arguably the most present Infinity Stone of the MCU, the Tesseract was brought back to Asgard at the end of The Avengers. It's unclear what happened to the precious stone at the end of Ragnarok, but the best guess is that Loki took it.

In a desperate attempt to turn the Hulk back into Bruce Banner, Thor attempts to deliver the "Hey Big Guy" speech, a clear callback to Age of Ultron, when Black Widow uses it to calm the Hulk after a fight. The budding romance between Black Widow and the Hulk is further referenced when her face and video message is the thing that helps him turn back into Bruce Banner. (Fingers crossed for a happy reunion between the two in Infinity War.)

Speaking of callbacks to past MCU films, one particularly fun one comes courtesy of Loki who can't help but yell out "That's how it feels!" when the Hulk slams Thor on the ground, just like he did with Loki in Avengers.

If you've noticed that the clothes Bruce Banner is wearing in Ragnarok seem out of character, you're not wrong. It turns out, they're Tony Stark's. #ScienceBros

Thor loses an eye in Ragnarok, making him officially the new one-eyed king of Asgard. As noted by Digital Spy, this appears to be a reference to King Thor, a sort of future version of the Thor we all know and love who appears in the comics (think Old Man Logan).

The Thor: Ragnarok mid-credits scene teases the arrival of a very intimidating looking space ship, stopping Thor and Loki who are on their own ship, flying towards Earth. The ship is huge, with multiple wings, and unquestionably intimidating. Unfortunately, it's not explicitly identified in the film.

Outlets including Den Of Geek have determined that the ship must belong to Thanos. Admittedly, the ship does resemble some renderings of Thanos' ship Sanctuary II. Thanos intercepting Thor and Loki's ship would make perfect sense: Thanos is looking for Infinity Stones, and it's highly possible Loki has the Tesseract with him. It would also be a great way to lead directly into Infinity War. However, knowing what we know about the expanded planets and galaxies thanks to the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, the ship could be anything. But that wouldn't be much fun, would it?

Finally, there's the signature Stan Lee cameo. The iconic Marvel creator appears in Thor: Ragnarok to give Thor a makeover before he goes into battle in front of the Grandmaster. That's right, it's Stan Lee himself who gets to chop off Thor's luscious locks once and for all, making him a hero to us thirsty fans.

If only one of these Easter Eggs makes a dent in Infinity War, please let it be Thor's new haircut.