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Marvel's Kevin Feige interview (TCAs) - discusses Agents of SHIELD/Netflix characters, second seasons of D+ shows
- Thread starter Khanimus
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He could've just said Netflix shows and left it at that, LOL.
So yeah, I don't give a shit what anybody says, the Netflix Marvel shows weren't canon judging by Feige's wording in those tweets.
Lmao same. I mean granted he didn't say Punisher fans either, but he wasn't a Defender either 😏
not bringing back him and Vincent D'onofrio would be a travesty.
I have a gut feeling that Feige doesn't take Agents of SHIELD as canon, and the Netflix shows even less so.
I still hope they don't recast any of those characters when/if the time comes where they start popping their heads into the MCU proper though.
I still hope they don't recast any of those characters when/if the time comes where they start popping their heads into the MCU proper though.
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Finn Jones went on couple weeks back about the plans for when they thought they were gonna get S3
'Iron Fist' Season 3 Plot Revealed by Finn Jones in a Candid Interview
Finn Jones opens up about his cancelled Marvel Netflix show Iron Fist and what the Season 3 story would have been.
collider.com
Can a show with seven seasons be considered "unsuccessful"? Personally, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was my favorite of the "powered people" shows by quite a huge margin. Mainly because the charisma and chemistry of the characters was just so high. Season one wasn't what I was hoping for, or even expecting, but the show just got progressively better with each season.
It's almost certainly going to be a case where they happened in a parallel universe that was MCU + Netflix but we're in the universe where it's just MCU, and maybe some of the characters cross over as needed.
Ugh, I truly cannot take his comments as to whether Agents of SHIELD characters are coming back or not in a good way or a bad way. The Wandavision showrunner hinting at Hydra Soap hinting at Agents of SHIELD was such a tantalizing tease. I'm going to assume they're not coming back, but hopefully I am proven wrong.
Let's go Quake on Agents of Atlas with Jimmy Woo!
She'll be back, she'll be back.
BELIEVE!
I'd like nothing more than the AoS cast being brought back to the new shows/movies. The Netflix show people were mostly great too, especially Daredevil and Punisher.
Let's go Quake on Agents of Atlas with Jimmy Woo!
I'm okay with that. Do they interact in the comics? I don't think quake was a member right?
I'm happy to just think of Agents of SHIELD and the Netflix shows as secondary canon. Canonical until something supercedes it.
Feige knows there are big fanbases for those shows, so I assume that they aren't going to deliberately steamroll over them in any real hurry unless a story really justifies their use.
Feige knows there are big fanbases for those shows, so I assume that they aren't going to deliberately steamroll over them in any real hurry unless a story really justifies their use.
I don't think they are fucking with any of Marvel TV's inhumans.
Unsure, but the showrunner handily dodged the SHIELD question in a very shifty way in an ET interview
'WandaVision' Creator on Post-Credits Scenes and Why It Was Important to Talk About Pietro (Exclusive)
'WandaVision' Creator on Post-Credits Scenes and Why It Was Important to Talk About Pietro (Exclusive)
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Yeah, they're gonna take liberties if they bring a previously established character.
They could be the same actors and some of the supporting cast, but they're gonna ignore everything else.
So unless directly referenced in an MCU property, it's not canon.
I bet the same goes for Deadpool, unless they make him a traveller from a different universe.
It would be cool to see the show return for 1 more season under the Disney Plus umbrella. 6 episodes with the budget and cameos would probably make it go out with a bang.
They can't help but steamroll it once they introduce the Inhumans with Kamala Khan. They either explain it the Agents of SHIELD way OR they explain it some other way that completely defies the foundation for the majority of AOS.
She's shot that down herself though. I mean yeah sometimes actor's lie but I'd be surprised about this one.
At this point I honestly don't even care if they retcon the Inhuman origins from AoS, but bringing back Daisy as a SHIELD agent without backstory, like Hill in The Avengers, should be possible.
Of any of them, Quake is the easiest character to bring over and the actress is great in the role. Enough so that they tapped her to voice the character in the animated shows.
Maybe it happens, maybe it doesn't but I don't see any reason specifically not to.
Nope, she is mostly associated with SHIELD, Secret Warriors, and briefly The Avengers...
She could be a member of Force Works with War Machine though, like in the recent comic series, for Armor Wars :D
Yeah, no one gives a fuck about Iron Fist. I never watched the second season because the first was such ass and Danny was useless as a Defender.
I know, I'm just pointing out the rumors I'm aware of lol
*coughs in Infinity War/Endgame :(
I will legit be fine with her having a soft reboot or whatever they got to do. Y'all got a superhero that's cultivated a fanbase for 7 (or 6 if we're being strict) seasons, would be a damn shame to let go of that
I do wonder if they'll keep her inhuman origin in the show. Wasn't she introduced around the time Marvel was kinda sweeping mutants under the rug? I am not up on her backstory but how important is the inhuman aspect? could it easily be swapped for mutant if they don't want to worry about the Inhuman stuff right now?
Not that it matters anymore, but ironically Iron Fist had the best S2 out of the Netflix shows, people were actually interested in what S3 was gonna delve into. Including me, and I was one of the biggest haters of S1 lol