So Monicawill become Cpt. Marvel? Bit soon to introduce a successor already?!
I'm not denying anything. I'm aware that Agent Carter is not listed in the MCU section despite being canon.
You can deny it if you want to, I don't really care. The official streaming service is not listing any TV show besides Wandavision as part of the MCU. According to Disney+ Agent Carter is not canon to the mainline.
Except it'd still be a Pietro made from her memories... who was there when Vision was born. Pietro not knowing who Vision is points to it possibly being a multiverse pull, but we'll know next week for sure when: Sword pulls his id, or Vision try's to unlock him and he's confused but really a Pietro Maximoff. Plus powers
According to Disney+ it is not canon, so yeah you are in denial.
According to Disney+, The Dark World takes place before Iron Man 3, which is wrong.According to Disney+ it is not canon, so yeah you are in denial.
Agnes has been doing what she can to make sure the show goes on. She has some interest in maintaining the illusion which is bad for everyone but Wanda. Dottie has been MIA and only appeared in one episode? Unless more takes place she seems like a nobody.
Yep, TV and Movies were separate back then, and the movie side did Carter. They even had SFX by ILM for Carter.
I dunno. It seems too deliberate to just be a fun nod.
Oh shit. I missed that.This he's a version of that quicksilver pulled from the multiverse not that version particularly. Again the fact he doesn't know who vision is would be a big tell, anyone from this particular earth would know Vision, a QS from another timeline wouldn't
AoS and the Netflix shows were literally announced as taking place in the MCU. That was why they were such a big deal when first announced.
Most mentions in AoS were also of that type, and the crossovers are in a single direction. AoS always felt like 'here is what we are doing, you're free to fill in some blanks, but we ain't going to take you into account. Infinity War and Endgame storyline versus what Shield was doing at that moment was probably the biggest showcase of AoS not being part of the bigger plan.Would they have to? Have they every said any on the movies were canon with each other?
Characters cross over in both directions and the AoU connection is pretty clear. The release of AoU was timed to immediately follow the AoS episodes which set it up. (Which I have never seen and made that AoU open pretty confusing).
When shows and movies reference each other and share characters, the assumption is they are canon unless shown otherwise. Contrast with the Netflix shows where all the references are in one direction, and often very muted or made oblique. (They don't even use the word "Avengers" for a while, if ever.)
And according to Endgame, it is. I'll go with the actual movie. Not to mention Feige was an executive producer for Agent Carter, so it's not in the same position as the other shows.
Shame about AoS, but Agent Carter is canon without a doubt.
This is that childish and overly aggressive attitude I was mentioning earlier in the thread.
According to Disney+, The Dark World takes place before Iron Man 3, which is wrong.
Dottie breaks and freaks out.
Anges breaks and acts like an actress, and has earlier self aware scenes where she's not just freaking the fuck out like literally everyone else.
I don't think Dottie has any relevance beyond being a Stepford wife type characters.
Sure, but at no point does that feel like a two-way relationship.
Most mentions in AoS were also of that type, and the crossovers are in a single direction. AoS always felt like 'here is what we are doing, you're free to fill in some blanks, but we ain't going to take you into account. Infinity War and Endgame storyline versus what Shield was doing at that moment was probably the biggest showcase of AoS not being part of the bigger plan.
Feige has gotten executive producer credit in a lot of things, including OG FF movies and Amazing Spiderman.
This is the pot calling the kettle black.
Cool. Believe what you want.
Anyone else think it was notable that we never actually saw Sparky die or his corpse? Entire arc could have been fabricated.
Imagine if later they also bring back Aaron Taylor-Johnson and at the end of it we just have two Quicksilvers.
Feige has gotten executive producer credit in a lot of things, including OG FF movies and Amazing Spiderman.
This is the pot calling the kettle black.
Cool. Believe what you want.
According to Disney+ it is not canon, so yeah you are in denial.
I had hoped the canon talk would've stopped after Edwin Jarvis appeared in Endgame, but for some reason people seem hellbent on making a point to invalidate the other shows.
You didn't see that coming?According to Disney+ it seems this is all fiction. They're all movies and tv shows. None of it is real.
Holy shit. Why didn't someone tell me?
I admit that I didn't really understood what was the purpose of Sparky.
Gotta make that shit happenImagine if later they also bring back Aaron Taylor-Johnson and at the end of it we just have two Quicksilvers.
Sparky's purpose was to give us a "very special episode" moment where the kids learn a lesson about life.
As for not showing the body... I just think that's Marvel/Disney not wanting to show a dead dog lol.
I admit that I didn't really understood what was the purpose of Sparky.
Jarvis from Agent Carter was literally in Endgame.
This isn't a "believe what you want" scenario. It is a "believe what the movie went out of it's way to tell us" scenario.
Why are you being a jerk over something like this?
Anyone else think it was notable that we never actually saw Sparky die or his corpse? Entire arc could have been fabricated.
I also got some serious Rosemary's Baby vibes in a few episodes but especially this one.
Clearly the real villain will turn out to be...
AN OATH TO RETURN.
MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE.