Moral Monkey Easter Egg #6 @VeeFriends Issue 19 The pictures on MI5's desk caught my attention because they come from stories we've already followed. I recognized several of them immediately, then discussed them with @Dirtdog365 as I traced the images back through the earlier comics. The large screen reuses a panel from Special Story Edition A showing Flex'n Fox with Practical Peacock behind him. The wider original panel also includes Positive Porcupine and Bad Intentions. This is not merely a similar picture. MI5 has artwork pulled directly from a scene we've already seen. The smaller screen on the left is another exact reuse from Special Story Edition A. It shows the same close-up of Positive Porcupine, from his upright quills and wide eyes to the shape of his open mouth. The partly hidden screen on the right is harder to place. Optimistic Otter is the strongest character match because of the large dark eye, rounded muzzle, and open mouth. The Issue 1 panel shown above is the closest comparison I found, but the expressions do not match. Otter looks calm in Issue 1, while the figure on the Issue 19 screen appears frightened or in trouble. That difference opens another possibility. If this really is Optimistic Otter and the image doesn't come from a scene we've already seen, could MI5 be looking at something that hasn't happened yet? The comics have already introduced the broader idea that characters can observe possible futures, beginning in Issue 1 and appearing elsewhere in the series. Could this screen be another example, with MI5 watching a future in which Otter is frightened or in trouble? The screen could instead come from a panel I have not identified or simply use a familiar face as background decoration. The evidence leaves all three possibilities open. The two confirmed matches make these more than background cameos. MI5 has images drawn from earlier @veefriends stories, but the issue never explains what kind of files they are. Are these older records or current surveillance? Are those events happening alongside Ben's investigation? Could some of the characters be working with MI5, or are they potential targets? Placing these familiar faces in front of Ben connects his new assignment to the wider comic world and raises a larger question about how much the agency already knows about everyone else.