^That is a fair point, but I think Ghost Rider would win. It is a shame the GR show didn't happen, we could have had a showdown between her and Reyes. Dammit Feige!

You don't know if it was his choice.

Yo, Robbie vs Morgan would have been epic to watch. And yay! Everything is finally confirmed and it's no longer confusing how Morgan got the Darkhold! Also, it kind of makes me sad that Robbie failed, I liked him.

More than failed, he didn't expect a powerful sorceress was in that same place. I am also interested on what is the war he mentioned.

In Episode 22 of S4 he talked about Earth being the centre of a war going on for centuries. Or something like that. So many good stories wasted...

I am just imagining what a battle between Morgan le Fay and the Ghost Rider could have been... So awesome! ;(

Is the second half of Runaways S3 that war? We know Morgan has been trying to do this for a long time, at least since Tina was practicing Magic. Holy crap, I wasn't expecting everything to be this interconnected.

I didn't relate it to Morgan le Fay... now that just makes me excited and mad! :(

I don't give up the hopes that AoS' disney+ success has rung some bells at Marvel Studios

I really hope that Mystery Phantom is correct, that would be awesome.

I'm so excited that this is actually all coming together. I mean there's no way that Loeb planned for this, the war was probably going to be a thing in Ghost Rider. But wow, he got to have the pay off in Runaways of all shows, that's amazing.

That is the beauty of the MCU, it has become so big, we have had many concepts, characters, and ideas, and like the timeline, when you assemble the puzzle even if they weren't intended to be connected at first it all fits. Metro-General Hospital in Doctor Strange and Netflix is an example, the Dark Dimension is another, and so many topics like the loathing against vigilantes in the Netflix series after "Civil War" timeline events happened is just awesome. Subtle but effective.

This is the kind of connections I would expect for new MCU media to previous Marvel Televison shows. But it is indeed a magical place.

Other example I like, is in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. we are told Fury recruited Coulson into S.H.I.E.L.D. and was an example to him, a mentor, like a hero. And then in "Capitan Marvel" when he confronts Fury and Vers in the headquarters, Coulson decides to let him go, while the movie never states it, it is so powerful, as we know thanks to the lore, Coulson let him go because he knew his mentor was not doing something bad.

Honestly, these accidental connections are the best to find out (Blackout was still really cool)