This beloved walking trash can has been around since A New Hope and pops up in Rise of Skywalker still doing the exact same thing — bopping along repeating its own name in a monotone.

One of Star Wars' iconic lines gets a nod during a final father/son goodbye between Han Solo and Kylo Ren. Though the conversation is also a callback to their final talk in The Force Awakens just before Kylo kills him. This time around, standing on the wrecked remains of the Death Star as Kylo clearly struggles to say how he feels, Han nods and spares him the need.

The Emperor said he created Snoke, but we didn't realize he meant it so literally — guess there was plenty of equipment lying around after the Clone Wars to cook up some proto-Snokes and have them floating in the Sith chambers.

Carrie Fisher's daughter Billie Lourd appeared alongside her in The Force Awakens sporting some familiar-looking buns, but in Rise of Skywalker, her updo is identical to Leia's during the Battle of Endor in Return of the Jedi.

You might be wondering why, during the celebratory post-battle reunions in The Rise of Skywalker, Chewy's given a medal seemingly out of nowhere. It's an award several decades overdue, when for some reason he didn't get one at the end of A New Hope.

The space ace who bailed Luke Skywalker out in Episodes IV-VI shows up towards the end of Rise of the Skywalker. Actor Denis Lawson had previously turned down an offer to appear in Episode VII, but since is the last film in the cycle, he decided to put on the helmet and miraculously skirt disaster one last time.

Considering it's become a running gag throughout the series, this isn't exactly an easter egg. This time, Lando voices concerned vibes to Nien Nunb regarding Stormtroopers chasing their tread tank into the desert.

When we first see the team in The Rise of Skywalker, Poe and Finn are playing Chewbacca at a familiar looking game — a type of holographic stop-motion chess first seen in A New Hope. They're not about to let the Wookie win, though.

The latest little droid to join BB-8 in helping the Resistance is D-O. It speaks in brief phrases, voiced by the film's director J.J. Abrams.

Asking C3P0 about their chances to find the way to the hidden Sith planet without the translation of the Sith writing, Rey says, "You know the odds better than any of us." It's a total 180° from C3PO trying to tell Han the odds, and Han yelling "Never tell me the odds!"

A quick flash to the Ewoks at the end of Rise of the Skywalker echoes the original trilogy finale, which took place among their victorious singing. Not only that, but one of the Ewoks is actually from the OG battle — a graying Wicket W. Warrick is played one last time again by actor Warwick Davis.

When Kylo expresses shock Emperor Palpatine's still alive in Rise of Skywalker, Palpatine gives him the same line he gave to Anakin way back in Revenge of the Sith — "The Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be... unnatural."

Did you catch Lin-Manuel Miranda's cameo as a Resistance soldier? And though it's not officially confirmed, Harry Styles seems to have joined the Empire as a stormtrooper. (Bustle reached out to a rep for Styles to confirm, but did not receive an immediate response.)

Fans long suspected Abrams might sneak in a reference to The Clone Wars, and it finally happened. Ashley Eckstein, who voices Ahsoka Tano, animated in The Clone Wars, was one of the many voice cameos who came to Rey's aid when she needed the Force. All the voices of her Jedi fore-bearers speak to her — including fellow Clone Wars Jedi Luminara Unduli, Aayla Secura, and Adi Galli, Hayden Christensen's Anakin, Freddie Prinze Jr. as Star Wars Rebels' Kannan Jarus, Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Windu, Ewan McGregor and Alec Guiness as Obi Wan, and of course, Frank Oz as Yoda.

The series ends with an iconic image in new context: where the double sunset was the sad beginning of Luke's journey, the double sunrise marks the happy ending of Rey's.

Now, it's time to go back for another watch and catch even more Easter eggs. May the force be with us.