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TomN2·3/16/2021

How did you film and edit the scenes in 1x05: On A Very Special Episode where the twins age themselves up?

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TomN2·2/13/2021

How young do Young Avengers to be considered Young Avengers?

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TomN2·9/26/2020

@Jared Ruff Remember a little movie called Spider-Man: Far From Home?

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TomN2·9/19/2020

Some of them have very distinct transformations between a normal person and a superhero (DC does that a lot, I guess) such as Bruce becoming Hulk, but most of the characters don't. I always call Clint "Hawkeye" probably because my friends always forget who "Clint" is (they see MCU movies in a random order, just watching what they want whenever). But I like to be consistent.

Maybe I'll pull a DC and start deciding what to call them depending on whether they have the costume on lol

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TomN2·9/19/2020

Interesting. But can I get confirmation on what I’m supposed to call them? Stark? Tony? Iron Man?

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TomN2·9/16/2020

They didn’t include The Falcon and the Winter Soldier in the video. Does that confirm that TFWS isn’t coming out until next year?

TomN2·9/14/2020 in General

Super hero names vs real names

So this has been on mind for ages.

In the MCU, comic book names are used much less than real names.

Steve Rogers/Captain America and Tony Stark/Iron Man, for example, call each other "Rogers" or "Stark" or "Tony" or "Steve".

Considering that the movies are called "Ant-Man" or "Spider-Man: Homecoming" instead of "Scott Lang" or "Peter Parker: Homecoming" then why does the MCU seem to push for the real names of the characters?

And what should we, the audience, call these characters?

Also, why are the superhero names used on this Wiki?

Someone please answer my questions!!!

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TomN2·9/13/2020

Maybe, but I don’t think they can kill T’Challa without showing it. Maybe they can do what they did with Leia in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

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TomN2·9/12/2020

@MarvelSharky This is the way.

Oops, wrong fandom.

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TomN2·9/4/2020

In films set during the Infinity Saga, then possibly! Black Widow, maybe.

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TomN2·8/30/2020

Ummm, yes.

But seriously, Thor can control thunder and is the strongest Avenger. They can hold Infinity Stones. They are very powerful.

And they are immortal to natural causes.

But even if you dont think that they are powerful enough to be considered gods, the term god does not have to mean the most powerful beings in the universe.

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TomN2·8/30/2020

Sorry for my earlier comment. I sometimes don't get the all the details of the MCU because there's just so much to hear, place in your mind and remember. But now I know that Thanos doesn't want to invade Asgard until it is undefended, and that's the whole point of the film Thor: Ragnarok.

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TomN2·8/30/2020

I was Team Cap first time watching, but as I began to understand more about the film, I'm not really very sure.

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TomN2·8/30/2020

Yes, of course. He attacked the Asgardian ship at the end of Ragnarok/start of Infinity War to get the Space Stone, and if Asgard wasn't destroyed, that was where he would have needed to go to get the stone,