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ALL POSTSCaptain America: Super Soldier is non-canon
<p>I saw Captain America 2 last night and there are a few things in it that have me thinking that the 2011 game, Captain America: Super Soldier, is non-canon. You may not want to read this because i ame about to spoil a MAJOR part of the movie. So in the after credits scene, Wolfgang von Strucker appears and looks far different from his appearence in the game, including not having the scargoing down the left side of his face, and also that he does not have a mechanical arm.
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<p>That "mechanical arm" (the Satan Claw) wasn't an arm at all. It was a mechanical glove.
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<p>Why the "videogames" are in this wiki ? They are not "official" and "Non-canon"... :/
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<p>The games are based on the films, therefore we should have articles about them.
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<p>Yes but in a different wiki no or just a page about... Because informations from videogames are non-canon and can create "inconsistency" (? Sorry i don't no if this word is correct) or "illogic" situation like the Baron Von Strucker page... In his page we can see the character with "Arnim Zola" who is dead (physical apparence) since long-time so this situation is impossible...
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<p>Obviously you don't know that this meeting happened in 1944, when Zola was very much alive.
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In 1944 the Baron wasn't born...
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<p>In the comics he was born at the end of the 19th century. In the MCU, Captain America is over 90 years old, Bucky is also around 90 years old thanks to the cryogenic chamber in which he was kept between missions. Therefore, it is quite possible the good Baron was also kept in a similar chamber.
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