@Superbattleshipyamato probably? More like definitely.
I love Bucky but even going all out, he's still not beating Nebula. At best, I'd say she'd have some difficulty because she's only trying to restrain him and take his arm than outright killing him.
Christmas spirit notwithstanding, do people really believe Nebula is that weak? I hate powerscaling but have they seen the large amounts of damage Nebula has shrugged off over the years? A rocket launcher, ships exploding, getting shot at by a ship turret, having her neck snapped, etc. And she's almost as skilled as Gamora in hand-to-hand. Thanos even said she nearly killed him in IW. Taking Bucky's arm is light work 😂.
@MarvelSharky adding to your point, they should stick with the original idea of the shows not being necessary material to understand the movies. Not everyone is deeply invested in the MCU to watch every single show, cartoon or otherwise that they release. So it's best if the shows are done in such a way that you don't need to watch them to follow the movies.
For instance, I doubt FATWS is necessary to see how Sam becomes Captain America. We saw Steve hand over the shield at the end of Endgame so it's already implied, no matter how it took place, that Sam will take up the mantle. New World Order shouldn't tie into the show at all IMO. That was also an issue with WandaVision and MoM. Some people didn't watch the show so they were confused as to how, why and when Wanda's descent into villainy happened.
To wrap it up, Marvel and Disney should treat the shows like extra material that's not as important. We already know a bunch of stuff happens in-between movies, like Bruce controlling his Hulk persona or the Avengers raiding other Hydra bases for Loki's scepter (although I'd say the former is important enough to have either appeared in a movie or gotten its own show) so treat the shows as such.
They can't procreate? I know they're synthetic beings and all but we don't really know the details of their bodies enough to say they can't give birth
I know it's been confirmed in the comics that Eternals can't reproduce with each other, only other alien species
"Because they are artificial and not biological, they do not qualify as part of “life in existence,” allowing them to survive spells or events that specifically target living beings, such as the Snap."
Was it confirmed that all the Eternals survived the Snap? Or is it conjecture because Sersi said the Eternals were "never truly alive"?
This does raise a question: is adamantium a new discovery or did Sersi just transmute Tiamut into a large depository of adamantium? If the former, that completely changes Wolverine's backstory. And wasn't there an Easter egg about Wolverine in She-Hulk?
Favourite episode so far!
That post-credits scene was wild and I love it! 😂💔
Wong dipping as they were about to arrest him was hilarious 😭
Nah. The MCU is a great franchise, but even they have had missed here and there.
Alright. Thanks for the info ✌🏽
Does anyone know if it's out yet?
@Mastersavior124 The moment Strange fell to the ground in pain and got a third eye are different from when Clea approached him. In both scenarios, he was wearing different outfits
I agree with @Kagejedi
If there's only one America Chavez in comic book continuity, it's doesn't make sense how another version exists for the MCU
At this point, the MCU can stand alone as it's own multiverse and doesn't need the attachments to it's comic book counterparts. We can also excuse that as the reason why the Infinity Stones work in other universes in Marvel Cinematic Multiverse unlike in the comics.
Hmph, so internally it's just an alternate universe of that in the comics. Makes sense
Really good movie. Solid 8.5/10 for me. I do have some gripes with it.
Firstly, the MCU main timeline designation. I was annoyed when it was called the 616 verse. Seriously, they should get their act together. Is it 616 or 19999? If it's the former, how does that work with the comic book main timeline being 616 also? Or is the MCU (or MCM) an entirely separate entity from the comics? Get your act together, Marvel.
The pacing was kinda fast. Not so much that it was bad but it felt like there was no room to breathe sometimes. Still loved it regardless.
Highlights of the movie are the magic sequences. Add in some horror elements and this is visually my best MCU film ever. The magic was so diverse and a reflection of the person using it.
All in all, this movie has made it into my top 5 MCU films.
Seen it
Oh it is? I'll check again
Shouldn't the Duat count as part of the Multiverse? Taweret said it's one of the many afterlives, planes of untethered consciousnesses.
What about the Field of Reeds? I haven't seen any addition to the Multiverse page.
