@TheGreaterGood, I definitely see that. While she has become a staple in the MCU, she has become to powerful. She was able to disintegrate the Shrike without doing anything.
Hey guys! It has been months since I posted, so I figured I start back with a simple research question.
Daisy Johnson, AKA Quake, has the ability to manipulate vibration to “quake things”.
Since season two, we have seen her Powers grow and develop over time. With season seven being S.H.I.E.L.D.’s final season, how do you think her powers will come in to play? She has been a milestone in the TV world, and we have seen her powers grow.
What do you want to we Daisy do with her powers?
The MCU has done a great job addressing issues. The Framework represents politics, and Inhumans could be seen as the equivalent of immigration.
Of course mental illness is addressed through many ways, and I think the MCU addresses this in a good manner.
S.H.I.E.L.D. became public in 2012 after the Avengers. Plus, after the events of Winter Soldier, S.H.I.E.L.D. files were made public.
While no experiments I’ve seen have shown time travel, I like the theory Screen Rant provided. We’ve seen in our tests that Quantum energy can effect brain tests and brain function.
Anyways, Screen Rant provided a theory that said they would explore past memories. Going off evidence from tests I’ve seen, I think that to be more plausible than time travel. And I know, real life doesn’t apply to Marvel, but still, I have to hope that the basic laws of Quantum Mechanics apply in a certain degree.
This scene is powerful. It shows how people can love one another even if they’re not family. It shows how someone can impact you as a person, even if they weren’t the best. Yondu was Peters dad. It’s as he said, “he might be your father, but he ain’t your daddy.” Yondu did care for Peter. Deep down, he always wanted the best for him. That’s why he pushed him so hard. He wanted nothing but the best for the person he loved. This scene shows the power of family, the power of love, and the bond between family, though complicated it may be.
Everett Ross is an interesting character. I think Ross will play a big role with foreign affairs between the Avengers and Wakanda. I think he is a great character overall, and I want to see more of him.
I love Agent May. I enjoy how she brings the punch and logic to the team. She is harsh, but caring, stern, but flexible and quiet but wise.
May is such an essential character to the series. I look forward to how she advances as a character after Coulson’s death.
Please do an analysis on Coulson. Thanks!
Probably not in Endgame. I think she will play a crucial role in Quantum Mechanics and advancement of Quantum Energy into the MCU.
@Uskosk, Coulson died in Tahiti (presumably) and Hive in space. Unless Hive found a way back, I don’t think that’s the case. I may well be wrong...
It gave me the same feeling when I saw the Avengers circle up in the Avengers. The Guardians have jokingly been called the B Team Avengers, but this scene showed their true strength. They’re good people doing good work. They all have a past, and still make mistakes. But they’re doing their best to guard the galaxy against forces abroad.
I agree with what Bennyhef said. Mentally, he might be someone else, but he will still be ‘Coulson’. In what sense, I do not know.
It takes time to order a nuclear attack. Codes have to be sent, solos activated, codes double, and triple checked, more communication with commanding officers, and more codes before a nuclear warhead can be launched. While the Q-Ship was there for a long time, it wasn’t long enough, and out of the reach of, nuclear weapons.
Somehow, based on my view of the trailer, Coulson has a double. As shown in the scene where Coulson turns to the camera, I think that he returns in some way or another. After all, he is the reason the show exists. There is so much more I can say, but I’ll save it for later...
As I said above, the Ancient One can do more with her magic, but Odin has more strength. Odin is literally the Odinforce, the power that resides inside Asgard itself. Odin can wield weapons that he enchanted. Sorcerers of the past enchanted weapons, like the Cloak of Levitation, and Odin enchanted Mjølnir and other weapons.
The Ancient One does has immense strength, I’m not doubting that, but I think that Odin would win. The Ancient One would put up a fight. A good one too.
What I meant was, Peter’s bedroom is different than the one he used in Homecoming. It looks like his room in Civil War.
You know what, I think I’m just confusing myself.
After rewatching the Far From Home Trailer for the 32nd Time, I noticed a difference in Peters apartment. In the scene where he packs his suitcase, it shows his room which seems to look more like the one in Civil War rather than Homecoming.
Any thoughts?
@Fariznf, I seriously had no clue. I just guessed.
Finally! I assumed it was in September or July.
