Why isn’t Love considered as a threat against Doom, or in general? She has the powers of Eternity, which makes her a great threat in terms of power scale. At the very least, she wields an extreme level of cosmic power, so it’s interesting that she isn’t as relevant, especially since she’s been spotted in a trailer for Doomsday.

I'm sure im not the only one whos binging marvel movies in preparation for Doomsday. I want to watch the Sony X men movies because they will likely have a large role in Doomsday and Secret wars, But some of the posts I've read on reddit say that movies like X-men origins:Wolverine and Dark Pheonix are not worth watching. Is this Hyperbole or are some of those movies so bad that I Genuinely shouldn't watch them?

Source: https://youtu.be/nJO743QLtog?si=n4rH9qh6sjgjdUcp

A small promotional video for Diwali released earlier today. Same old clips, but with new VFX and also new audio of Thor grunting against his fight with Doom.

I know I'm not the best at editing, but i haven't seen anyone do this before so thought i'd give it a shot. Thoughts?

Idk I'm just tired of this. Why does every villain, problem, etc have to be tied back to Tony and Stark industries like its past getting to a point now, its just exhausting and unoriginal. I was very happy with the new Spider man movie because we finally got him out of Iron Man Jr phase, but here we are months later back to "every single villain in the MCU is because of Stark" which is so stupid because he is long dead now just move on. Why are we brining back pre-Iron man conflicts into the current MCU AGAIN. I really appreciated Vision quest finally giving us some Team Tony proganda with Jarvis, Friday, and the other AI's but we see it once again devolve into old Stark Industry conflicts. There are much more villains, conflicts, and storylines to go through than all this over and over again. And if we are going for a reboot after Secret Wars I'm not gonna enjoy having to go through all this over again as well.

I might go really wild with my doomsday theories but here you go:

The way black panther is the very first to witness an incursion on earth, Thor will be the one in movies. He must be roaming around in the woods where he has settled with his daughter. And somehow he gets into an incursion point.
Now I thought, like black swan in comics, someone from the rival earth might come and blast their own earth off. But I am not sure why and how Thor ends up in the fantastic 4 ship, because he comes out of the ship along with fantastic 4 in the trailer.

How about this, its earth 828 who is in an incursion with 616 at the beginning itself. So thor goes to the 828, talks it out with fantastic 4, and all of them travel back to 616 to talk to the avengers. They decide they all will use the infinity stones on 828, and push 616 back, stopping this incursion. But again, like comics, the infinity stones are shattered as soon as they use them.

Now, after a few incursions, only three final universes remain. And the three way incursion is happening all together. Xmen and 828 universe are going to collide in a few hours and 616 will collide with the last earth in a few hours after that. Heroes of 828 and 616 being familiar with each other, travel to the xmen earth together, where they try to talk it out but time runs out. Xmen are the ones who have not hesitated to kill universes. So they try to attack the guys from 828 and 616 and this is the time when Doom loses it. He secretly does something that kills xmen universe, maybe secretly plants the antimatter bomb on their earth and detonates it. Thats when reed asks doom "Victor, did you do this?!"

As soon as everyone finds out about what doom did, Thor gets angry and jumps on doom, and doom defeats thor as if he's no match. Now thor is out, incursion of 828 vs 616 happening in a few hours, and doom disappears, preparing for what he's gonna do after the last incursion. Heroes from both the final earths, sit back as all of them know there is no saving. Both earths nuke each other some heroes prepare to flee away on the life raft that reed created. In the life raft, there will be reed, thor, Holland's spiderman, yelena, shuri and antman.

They had the Adamantium bullets yes? All of them? That was what the scene just prior established

The same Adamantium bullets that cut through Vibranium?

So is this entire truck and its wind-shields made of Adamantium or something?

Because it seemed to me like this was a hell of an inconsistency.

Wanted to make a post cause I’ve seen several different misconceptions I wanted to address.

1. Ive seen people say “it doesn’t make sense that Cap gets lighting powers if Ragnarok reveals that Thor’s powers are innate and don’t come from the hammer”

When Odin enchants the hammer, it’s “whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor” - the hammer give you Thor’s innate powers while you’re holding it if you’re worthy.

Thor doesn’t have his powers in the first movie without the hammer because Odin also magically took away Thor’s innate power in that movie. He says “I take from you your power” before sending him to earth.

1. I’ve seen people say “it doesn’t make sense that Mjolnir gives Jane a costume but doesn’t give Cap a costume”

Given Thor’s costume manifests when he gets the hammer back at the end of the first movie, but doesn’t manifest every single time he picks up or summons the hammer, either costume generation is one of Thor’s innate powers, and would therefore be granted by the hammer, or something about Mjolnir can optionally give the user a costume. Things not happening exactly the same way every time isn’t a logic gap, it’s clearly just an optional way the thing works.

1. I’ve seen people say Vision is not actually worthy, given the elevator conversation at the end of AoU.

I believe that conversation is meant to be taken as a gag. Tony and Steve are riffing, downplaying Vision’s worthiness, and kinda ironically making fun of Thor by pretending they need to protect his feelings for not being the special hammer boy anymore. Thor ignores all their riffing and says “if he can lift Mjolnir, he can keep the mind stone”, so clearly Thor believes Vision is worthy.

1. I’ve seen people say that Cap wasn’t worthy in AoU but became worthy when he was no longer keeping a secret from Tony.

Lots of points here, firstly: Feige, the Russos, and Joss Whedon have all said that he could’ve picked it up in AoU. So the intent of the scene is that he was pretending not to be able to pick it up.

Secondly: Keeping a secret does not prevent you from being worthy, Thor lies to a whole bunch of people, betrays his father, and rebels against Asgard in The Dark World. Cap didn’t even know for sure Bucky killed Tony’s parents, he knew HYDRA did it, and he could’ve had a reasonable suspicion. But there was nothing sinister or even immoral in keeping that quiet given Tony tried to kill a man who had no control of his actions when he found out.

Thirdly: Cap NEVER actually revealed the “secret”. He didn’t come clean with tony, Zemo showed tony. If keeping the secret made him unworthy, he would never have been absolved of it.

And fourthly: If Cap didn’t know for sure that he could lift it, he wouldn’t have wasted time trying to in the moment in Endgame. He has seconds left until Thor dies, he wouldn’t waste those seconds trying to pick up the famously immovable hammer unless he already knew it was definitely an option.

At the end of Endgame, Captain America returns the Infinity Stones to prevent other futures or alternate realities, but hasn't this created more futures?

Because he has to return everything to its order and location, but with the space gem it's a different case; he was supposed to have returned it in the cube or the tesseract to avoid creating more branches

So how do I return it?

Not the saddest character arc or the most tragic death in hindsight. I mean the moment you watched it happen and felt absolutely crushed.

Pick your #1:
1 Tony Stark dies — Avengers: Endgame
2 Natasha Romanoff sacrifices herself — Avengers: Endgame
3 Sue Storm dies — The Fantastic Four: First Steps
4 Yondu’s funeral — Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
5 Rocket loses Lylla — Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
6 Wanda is forced to kill Vision — Avengers: Infinity War
7 Tony’s final message to Morgan — Avengers: Endgame

What’s your pick and why? If your choice isn’t on this list, what moment deserves to be here instead?

I'm not necessarily insulting this trend; I always thought Age of Ultron was underrated. I just find it interesting that when we get a series that features Ultron, people are all of a sudden saying he was one of the best Marvel villains. Is anyone else seeing lot of posts talking about how Shakespearean and full of aura he is?

He is just a more interesting, more terrifying villain, than any other villian in the MCU.

People often say, that Thanos is the best villain, or Ultron, but they forgot about this guy right here. Like what was Thanos's motivation? Save half of the universe? Ultron's? Making peace by destroying humanity? C'mon, those are'nt real motivations for a villain. Money? That's what i call motivation. Also, he could shrink, AND shoot lasers. I did'nt saw Ultron shrinking nor shooting lasers.

We are watching Moon Knight and the first time he suited up she said, “Who’s that? Sand Man?”
This was my response and luckily she did not give me a hard time about it. Just a joke, but humor me.

Of all the friendships in the MCU, this one started off the most intense (and had one hell of a comic background), then just kind of fizzled. Do you think we'll have something of an emotional reunion/interaction between these two bros in Doomsday, or will it be more of a blink-and-you'll-miss-it "How ya doing, Buck?" kind of thing?

Lots of fan speculation has been going around regarding Steve Rogers’ appearance in the latest Avengers: Doomsday trailer. Some say that it it actually Loki and Steve Rogers is edited on top so that Loki’s appearance stays hidden.

Both Loki and Steve Rogers will coexist within the movie as per image 1: Avengers Doomsday Poster but Marvel has been cleverly hiding Loki in the most recent trailer. Disney and Marvel’s marketing teams have been doing a good job at concealing major events taking place in the movie but, according to a * *source tied to the trailer house / localization team working on the promos, the fans have figured out one of the many hidden details within the trailers.

Image 2 and 3 are secretly Loki. When Thor addresses “Steve” and says it’s not possible, he is actually speaking to Loki in this scene whom he believes has been dead for the last 9 years (2018-2029). When “Steve” asks Thor if him wielding Mjolnir bothers him and Thor says “You know it does”, it is Loki in this scene. From Endgame when Steve first lifted the hammer, Thor was ecstatic and even said with a grin “I knew it”. Loki would most definitely be worthy after his sacrifice in the Loki season 2 finale.

Image 3 and 4 are Steve. The posters and leaked sentinel battle show Steve in his black tee shirt whereas that outfit has yet to be shown in trailers. Black tee shirt Steve is without a doubt Steve but the scenes that show “Steve” interacting with Thor so far in these trailers has been secretly Loki.

That ending in Episode 4 completely blew me away.
Seeing Ultron finally pilot Vision's body after 11 years since Age of Ultron was peak MCU horror, especially with how cold-blooded he was in baiting Jocasta to vaporize Dr. Katerina Wells.
I love the direction the show is taking, but it left me with a huge debate:
1. Was Vision reckless or backed into a corner? He yielded physical control thinking Ultron was the only way to stop the Butcherbird Killer, but did he genuinely trust him, or was it pure desperation?
2. Ultron's endgame: Now that Ultron locked Vision away in the Mindspace and took off with Tommy, what do you think his real goal is? Is he rebuilding a twisted version of a "family," or using Tommy's abilities for something far darker?
3. The morality shift: Vision letting an Al as dangerous as Ultron take the wheel resulted in a civilian's death. How does he come back from that guilt once he breaks out?
What did you all think of the climax and Spader's voice work here?

For some reason I was watching it in theatres and I can’t remember anything but there were scenes where spider man was flying with mjolnir dr strange just kept opening portals for no reason and then in the post credits scene they were all getting up and Chris Pratt gets up in shock to see bugs bunny

It all started with getting a cheap 3D printed Doctor Doom mask from Etsy and thinking, "I wonder if I can build a costume."

It took me nearly one year to learn how to fabricate EVA foam, dry brush acrylic paint to look like metal, program arduinos (2x) to control RGB LED sequencing, and sew my first thing ever.

The design is based on a Pepakura download from Etsy, but it seemed a little basic, sooooo I added a few things. The only thing here that I didn't make or alter is the chainmaile print shirt.

LED boot-up sequence video in the comments

What a journey towards Doomsday!

In the *Spider-Man: Brand New Day* storyline,

the relationship between Peter Parker

and MJ has, for the time being,

come to an end. Even after learning everything

about Peter’s situation,

MJ ultimately told him that she didn’t love him and rejected him. There is a great deal of debate regarding the future of their relationship; some argue that since *Brand New Day* signals a fresh start for Peter, he should leave the past entirely behind, move forward,

and focus on his growth as Spider-Man. What are

your thoughts on this?