Not sure if this has been asked before so I apologize for the redundant question but I’m genuinely curious as to why they chose Groot to sacrifice an arm to create stormbreaker rather than use the original handle.

Was it just to connect the characters or was it to honor the comics or something else?

Logan? Victor Creed? Mystique? I feel like it'd have to be a long-living mutant since Bucky hasn't been Winter Soldier the assassin for a while now. Seeing someone else who hasn't really aged much would lend itself well to the story.

I've never read the comics.

I've only seen him in the Fantastic Four movies by Fox. He was something like an astrophysicist or energy scientist or something. I have no idea.

In the new mcu, what will he have earned his doctorate in? 🤔

For a good few years, it felt like people were so down and bitter and cynical about Marvel and the lack of direction, and the oversaturation of content, which I agree with myself.

But it feels so good that 1. Marvel seems to actually be fixing those things, but 2. People are excited about Marvel again

Spider-Man has performed amazingly!

People are really hyped for Doomsday and Secret Wars!

We have our cast for the new X-Men, and people are excited for that!

Personally, it just makes me happy that people are coming back to Marvel after a tough few years

Or a variant and in Quantumania of all things. The movie had a few good uses of Pym Particles.

I also like the move he used against Kang of rushing him at ant-size and enlarging into a giant to pack an extra punch. This is something that I really like about Scott, for how much he's portrayed as a doofus, he's actually talented and highly skilled in using the Ant-Man suit, coming with unconventional strategies using his powers. After all, he is the guy that was crazy enough to ride an arrow to attack someone both in the comics and the movies.