All posts by Edinson113

lol, that was the peak of comedy 🤣

Hi @Antimonitor10 nice to see you here again. As for Helstrom, I have no idea, but I doubt we'll get any confirmation soon or in the future. It's very likely that it will remain in limbo forever.

How is this movie part of the MCU, if its events do not occur there and its characters do not come from the MCU either? I don't think I'll be able to digest that the third part of a franchise that isn't MCU is MCU, I liked it when everything happened in the same universe, I mean it's the Marvel Cinematic Universe, not the Marvel Cinematic Multiverse.

Since Runaways was removed from Disney+, I doubt we'll get the full timeline. Well, we can't have everything in this life. I also wish they would add Agents of Shield: Slingshot to Disney+.

^That's not a headcanon.

One of my favorite headcanon: The Tina Minoru seen in Doctor Strange is the same one from Runaways. After the death of his daughter Amy (late 2015) he decides to go to Kamar Taj (2016) to clear his head and then returns for the events of Runaways (2017).

Why haven't they added the 5 missing shows to the timeline yet? What are they waiting for?

I wouldn't be surprised if they give Need's granny a series.

I agree with @Marvelus , I like that the MCU is contained in its own bubble, the Multiverse destroys the term "canon" and that gives me a headache, I mean the MCU is already very long on its own then, how many franchises will I have to watch to catch up with the characters that were retroactively interconnected with the MCU through the Multiverse?

Deadpool 3, which is supposed to be part of the MCU, automatically makes Deadpool 1 and Deadpool 2 canon, which in turn are part of the X-men film universe, so the 13 movies and 2 series that make up that universe will also be canon.

That also eliminates the possibility of seeing the MCU versions of those characters like Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Sandman, Lizard and Electro who were already burned in No Way Home because Peter already knows their names so if he goes to university and his professor is called Curtis Connors will know immediately that he is destined to become the Lizard so the surprise factor disappears, what is the fun if the main character already knows who will become villains?

That Xenomorph-spider creature reminded me of the vrellnexians from season five Agents of Shield, will they be quantum vrellnexians?

Me trying to understand everything that happened in this episode:

Hopefully, we'll get references to the series and end the canon debate.

I would like to see a special about Man-Thing and according to a rumor that would be the special next Halloween.

^No, it's just another way of time travel with different rules. Let us remember that Chase Stein used the Abstract, a book that belongs to the Gibborim that are more technologically advanced than humans, that is demonstrated when they arrived on Earth in a spaceship and this had no trace of intelligent life.

Chase Stein used the Abstract to create the quantum bracelets, does this mean that Chase Stein is smarter than Bruce Banner? No, he just had all the necessary knowledge at his fingertips to do it but that cost him several years, however if Bruce Banner had the Abstract at his disposal he could do the same in less time.

It fits well with what Mordo said to Strange: Playing with time can erase you from existence.

Deadpool, Moon Knight, Iron Man, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Ms Marvel, Spider-Man, Electro, Green Goblin, Captain America, The Thing, Ghost Rider, Cyclops, Hulk, Hawkeye, Vision, Wolverine.

Because it was uncomfortable for Luke to be in a relationship with the woman who murdered his ex-partner even if Jessica was being mind-controlled by Kilgrave at the time.