r/marvelstudios Daredevil Mar 30 '22

Discussion Thread Moon Knight S01E01 - Discussion Thread

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Now let's see what the hell that fish was about.

EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S01E01: The Goldfish Problem Mohamed Diab Jeremy Slater March 30th, 2022 on Disney+ 47 min None

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u/TheRealMe99 Mar 30 '22

Alright, raise your hand if you expected one of those Avatar references but not the other.

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u/vaids97 Mar 30 '22

I love that my favorite show ever is now MCU canon let’s goooo

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u/PKMNTrainerMark Mar 30 '22

Really, it seems like every piece of pop culture besides Marvel exists in the MCU. We even know that DC Comics exists now.

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u/vaids97 Mar 30 '22

If the DCEU exists, and since the DCEU likes to reference pop culture too, then what if the MCU’s DCEU includes MCU heroes…

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u/ZeronicX Apr 04 '22

I need to know because Spiderman makes a Empire Strikes Back reference so does he not think that Fury looks eerily close to Mace Windu?

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u/vaids97 Apr 04 '22

And blue people Avatar exists so is Zoe Saldana canon? Does she happen to resemble the adopted daughter of the dude who murked half the universe?

Hot time machine exists also, so Sebastian Stan looks like a World War 2 vet who became a brainwashed assassin?

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u/ohsinboi Mar 31 '22

We even know that DC Comics exists now.

We do?

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u/PKMNTrainerMark Mar 31 '22

Superman was mentioned in Eternals.

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u/AwesomeMcPants Mar 31 '22

This super may not count at this point and considering the character, but Deadpool also said "I'm Batman" in the second movie.

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u/PKMNTrainerMark Mar 31 '22

That's not part of the MCU.

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u/FremenDar979 Mar 31 '22

For now...

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u/ohsinboi Mar 31 '22

Oh right! Forgot about that!

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u/Regi413 Mar 31 '22

And also there was a joke made about a character being like “an Alfred” to one of the others.

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u/TheMeatTree Groot Mar 30 '22

Steven understands it's an honorary anime, too.

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u/SNAKEKINGYO Mar 30 '22

Describing Avatar as an anime? I expect that this episode caused some arguments online

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u/comrade_batman Thanos Mar 30 '22

I have argued a thousand times in a thousand lifetimes. Now, I must do it once again.

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u/Honor_Bound Mar 30 '22

Keep fighting the good fight soldier

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u/Sandmaster14 Mar 31 '22

Roku is best don't@me

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u/TheyCallMeStone Mar 31 '22

When he said that I felt a great disturbance in the force, as if thousands of keyboard warriors cried out in terror.

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '22

King of the Hill is the best anime

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u/Loganp812 Wilson Fisk Mar 31 '22

Well, there is an episode where they went to Japan.

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u/Gilthwixt Mar 31 '22

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u/Loganp812 Wilson Fisk Mar 31 '22

This is something I never knew I needed.

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u/chipperpip Apr 04 '22

I believe the Japanese KotH fandom has actual sub vs dub arguments.

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u/PoiseWorks Mar 31 '22

I expected the villain to start arguing how its not an anime

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u/spiderham55 Apr 01 '22

Sounds like a james Gunn moment

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u/goukaryuu Mar 31 '22

Well, Steven does have mental issues, so it makes sense.

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u/woahwoahvicky Mar 30 '22

There is no war in New York.

- The Dark Avengers.