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In The Falcon and The Winter Soldier episode 4, Lemar calls Sam and Bucky "Two Avengers", so I was wondering if we should count Bucky as an Avenger or if that means nothing

How would the sisters of Shang Chi and Natasha Romanoff deal with Karli & the Flag Smashers, U.S Agent, Baron Zemo and the legacy of Steve Rogers/Captain America?

Since I always end up posting these things...

This post was put up minutes before I started watching episode 5 and I’m pumped!

As always, I love hearing your thoughts and theories and thanks so much for interacting so much on the previous post.

In the post-credit scene for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 we were shown Adam's... IDK what it's called but my point is: Did we all just forget about him? Is he still apart of the MCU or was he just there for an Easter egg? Will he return for GotG V.3 or will he be forgotten to time?

I think the Chitauri are pretty cool... not as cool as Quarrens though. But this this isn't Star Wars

[Spoilers for TFATWS E2]

So, if Bucky is now working as a private citizen military contractor for the United States on foreign soil, doesn’t that mean the United States is violating the Sokovia Accords? Bucky is an enhanced individual who is representing the United States (Walker said that he will be working for the military instead of therapy now).

Surely a United Nations special council would have to approve of Bucky operating outside of the United States right?

And furthermore, Bucky hasn’t even signed the Sokovia Accords. He shouldn’t be allowed to be involved in any combat whatsoever until he signs them because he is enhanced.