Do we know what Hydra's relationship was like with the Red Room?
Given that the Red Room infiltrated the North Institute (a Hydra facility), I'm assuming that both groups were against each other.
However, in What If, Hydra and the Red Room worked together to eliminate the Starks.
- Rumlow
- Jack Rollins
- Jasper Sitwell
This thought came to my mind as I continue my binge-watching marathon of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on Disney+. Anyone have any idea who it could be, or know the answer if sl?
You know how HYDRA grew inside S.H.I.E.L.D and HYDRA kept it's secret hidden in S.H.I.E.L.D until 2014? Well, my theroy is that Obadiah Stane was a member of HYDRA and Obadiah Stane manage to keep his secret hidden in Stark Industries.
Here's why:
- Howard Stark was the CEO of Stark Industries and was a member of S.H.I.E.L.D.
- Both Obadiah Stane and HYDRA wanted to rule the world by using weapons.
- Stark Industries was originally a weapons company.
- And both Obadiah Stane and HYDRA have been causing destruction and causing wars throughout the 1950's to the 2010's
He killed an innocent dog. I know he did it to join HYDRA, but you don't shoot a freaking adorable, innocent dog. He's pretty much a monster in my eyes. That's why he's my second favorite villain, because I hate him.
Remember. Take these theories with a grain of salt 🧂 yet we still want to believe.
Here are some of my theories for Deadpool & Wolverine:
Ophelia Sarkissian / Viper and Bob will appear in the film as "surprise cameos" albeit with their alias, "Madame Hydra" and "Agent of Hydra." (Since in their original appearances, The Wolverine and Deadpool, they couldn't be referred to those alias due to Marvel Studios holding the rights to Hydra at those times, but since Deadpool & Wolverine is produced by Marvel Studios, the two of them will be referred to their comic alias.
Out of respect for Hugh Jackman (or possibly Ryan Reynolds), Deadpool & Wolverine will not have a post-credits scene. (I hope 🙏 this does not come true)
Similar to Men in Black: International, there will be a painting in the TVA showing both Loki and Sylvie meeting He Who Remains for the first time as a reference or representation of Loki.
Salutes of Loki, Mobius, Sylvie and He Who Remains will appear throughout the TVA.
There could also be a painting of Mobius
There's a possibility of The Watcher making an appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine.
In a similar matter to Loki himself in the Time Theater in Loki, Paradox will show the memories and future events from other variants of Wolverine in the Time Theater to both Wade and Logan as he plays Logan's life in the theater from X-Men to Logan and will also play a clip of Deadpool and Wolverine meeting for the first time in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, when Wade was Weapon X.
Similar to Nichols Cage's cameo as his version of Superman in The Flash, Channing Tatum will finally play his version of Gambit in the film as one of the many "surprise 🫢 cameos" in the film. (Hey it's a possibility)
Archive footage of various characters from several of Fox's Marvel films (not just X-Men, but Fantastic Four and Daredevil as well) will be used in the film to represent those characters.
Deadpool will use a Sling Ring
Paradox will also mention and reference the events of Loki Season 1 and Season 2.
That's pretty much it. Can't wait for Deadpool & Wolverine to come out this July.
So in Loki, it's possible to be "spaghettified", by entering the Temporal Loom. Spaghettification is a real thing. A NASA article about spaghettification says "This effect essentially stretches out the object more and more as the object gets closer to the black hole, creating a long, thin shape. This process is known as spaghettification". In Loki when characters were spaghettified, they were in multiple strands.
This isn't the only example in the MCU with a character being spaghettified. Take Reed Richards and Scarlet Witch. In Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Wanda turns Richards into "Ramen Richards".
So my questions...
Is the radiation from the Temporal Loom possibly strong/stronger than a black hole?
Is the Infinity Stones ( Wanda being Reality, Loki being Time) the cause of this power?
Are the other heroes (supposedly supposed to replace the stones) going to be as powerful or even more powerful than the radiation from the Loom?
back in 2014 when hydra was deciding targets for project insight's helicarriers, were any of the defenders on the list? (i dunno if people like the punisher were apart of the defenders but just assume they are)
i feel like hydra would be in trouble if frank found out about them, so i dont see why they wouldnt want to kill him off
what do yall think about this? if sitwell mentioned any of them it would be a nice way to know for sure that they're canon
We seen Marvel Studios bring back old villains like Red Skull, Abomination, Zemo, The Mandarin, and even Trevor. The Leader is expected to return soon too. Mitchell Carson is one that is still out there and possibly with Pym particles too.
Not expecting to see him Quantumania, but he does not need to be specific to Ant-Man. He is a former SHIELD agent that worked for Hydra and maybe has connections to Ten Rings too. He is not some random goon.
I hope they circle back to him in some way and explain what he has been doing. Does anyone else hope this gets addressed?
What if Hydra is making another comeback this time from within the U.N. and U.S. government. Think about it. The rhetoric we’ve been hearing from people like Val, Thaddeus, and many other leaders have been similar talking points of Hydra. Global instability, attacking key Avengers allies, not listening to reason from professionals about how to handle Wakanda. This is literally out of the Hydra playbook. Operate in the shadows until you get an opening. What do you think about this theory?
And does it also exist in the main MCU timeline, or just the ones we see in What If...?
I have a memory of a scene in season 3 of AOS where Coulson and Talbot talk about the destruction of HYDRA and actual footage of a building being attacked by the US military is shown on a screen. I cannot seem to find it. Am i remembering wrong?
What did the hierarchy flow like? What was their ranking system
When Inhumans were popping up all around the globe during the Inhuman Outbreak, it makes me wonder if any of the Defenders got wrapped up in all the chaos.
Were Matt, Jessica, Luke, or Danny ever targeted by the Watchdogs? Did Malick/Hydra ever seek them out to build Hive’s army? Were they on S.H.I.E.L.D.’s radar?
Considering the fact that it would be hard to tell if they were Inhuman, it just really makes me curious what they were up to during this time period. Don’t forget that the outbreak happened around the same time as the Sokovia Accords, which could have been potentially even more drama for them to deal with.
In short, I would really like to know how the Inhuman Outbreak and the Sokovia Accords affected the Defenders.
Edit: Now that I think about it, I think Matt was still presumed dead at this time, which means he wouldn’t really be affected by all this. Additionally, I’m not so sure Danny’s powers were common knowledge, so he may have been fine. Jessica and Luke would still definitely been affected, though.
Since we know that Captain America 4 with Sam Wilson is happening, I have an idea for the plot.
My idea is that the movie would be called Captain America: Secret Empire, and would revolve around Sin, Red Skull's daughter from the comics, somehow bringing the Hydra Empire universe - with a Hydra version of captain America - into the Mcu.
This would be a great way to include the multiverse while still telling a Captain America story and making Steve Rogers a major part of the story.
