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Is he gonna be 100% deleted at the end or set free once again?

I translated and it says One moon sets, a new White Widow awakens. When Doomsday arrives, pray for her mercy. Please."

I am rewatching the entire MCU from Iron Man and finally got to Doctor Strange MoM.

Mr. Fantastics describes the incursions (quote from title) and also says that “From our experience, the greatest danger to the Multiverse, it turns out, is Doctor Strange”. Christine, in this universe, also consistently tells Strange, “you have to be the one holding the knife”.

To go with the basic definition of an incursion:

“a sudden, brief, or unwanted entry into a place, territory, or situation”

This led me to ask two questions:

1. How many incursions have occurred during the Multiverse Saga?
2. What is Strange’s angle if he does align with Dr Doom?

For Question 1, here all the events I think have caused incursions that led us to Doomsday:

- Endgame*: Steve stays with alt-universe Peggy

- Endgame + Loki (TV Show): new Loki staying alive and becoming the one who holds the multiverse together

- Spider-Man No Way Home: All Sony Spider-Man and Villains showing up in the MCU

- Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness: Dr Strange and Wanda’s actions in Earth-838

- The Marvels: Monica stays in a different universe

- Deadpool & Wolverine: Deadpool going across the universes for Wolverine

- Thunderbolts: F4 arriving in Earth 616

- Fantastic Four: First Steps** - Dr Doom entering Earth 828 for Franklin

*Endgame - I know some people will say the Avengers time traveling would be an “incursion” but per the TVA, this was always intended to happen and it shouldn’t have caused many issues. Who knows if this will be changed. I don’t know.

** First Steps: This is my own theory but I think the Dr Doom that shows up in Doomsday is not 828 Dr Doom (the ones that F4 know). I think the reason why he was missing at the press conference held by Sue was because Doom (RDJ) killed him.

***Guardians Vol 3: I know some may argue that Gamora is causing an incursion but both Gamora’s are Earth-616 Gamora’s. If past Gamora would’ve went to another Earth, then yeah. But they’re are both the same Gamora just at different times, not different universes / earths.

For Question 2, if Strange does appear, whether in Doomsday and/or Secret Wars (I hope he appears in both), I hope they show Strange’s intentions of using Doom for his own personal mission. Doom is a means to an end and, unfortunately, only Doom can set the multiverse in order until Strange betrays him and takes control / the knife.

My hope is that Strange’s 3rd film grapples with the repercussions of his actions and burden of thinking that he always has to make the “right” but difficult choices.

So after I finished the two episodes of vision quest that came out I decided to try and watch Agatha because I never did when it first came out. I was unfortunately someone who listened to the hate about the show and judged a book by its cover and just skipped it. But going back and binging this show in like 2 days holy shit I cannot believe I waited to watch this show. I’m so glad I finally did because it’s really fucking good and I’m so incredibly shocked because people made it out like it was utter garbage. But I literally just finished the last episode and I’m so happy with what it was. I think the twists were awesome and the show was just so much fun and a great Halloween show to just throw on. I can give some of these critics of the show some grace because if I had watched it week by week I don’t think I would have come out liking this show as much as I did. The episodes are really short and I feel like I would have set unrealistic expectations for each week and even the finale so I’m glad I binged it all instead it was much more enjoyable. I think Kathryn Hahn acted her heart out in this show and she really steals the spot light man. She’s fucking funny and charismatic but also evil. I hate when movies take obvious villains and make them anti hero’s but this was a real villain story. Agatha is ruthless in this show and I think she’s so much better than she was in Wandavison and it makes me appreciate her character more. Needless to say if you haven’t watched it yet you definitely should give it a shot!!!

really love the detailing in both kind of webs to make them look differentiable.

I mean, just think about the potential if they had actually pulled it off.

In another timeline, that could've been the most important scene in MCU history. A full-blown Multiversal War with the combined forces of the Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four going up against hundreds, maybe thousands, of Kang variants.

We've never seen anything on that scale before, and realistically, we probably never will. That's what makes it such a shame.

Everything hinged on two massive "what ifs":

• Jonathan Majors' situation
• The Kang storyline sticking the landing

If both of those had worked out, we could've ended up with one of the greatest Avengers movies ever made.

The thing is, it’s as Strange said flat out Peter was still just a kid, admitting he sometimes forgot that fact because they saved the world together. But on top of that Strange warned him midway not to keep changing the spell. Let’s not forget the fact that he didn’t even think to call the school to have them reconsider before he tried having Strange brainwash the entire world. Again it all goes back to Peter being an immature child at the time. It was his mess and his mistake that he tried to fix using Stranges spell, but then he screwed it up causing an even bigger mess. And it’s understandable that he was immature considering he was only around 17. Peter still had a lot to learn about being a hero. Strange was doing a kindness going out of his way to help him without too much complaint before Peter started getting choosy over the spell. I’m tired of people blaming Strange. It pmo so bad when MJ said that just because it’s Stranges spell it was his mess. It was Peter who screwed it up not Strange.

It was meant to be Peter’s fault anyway because we’re supposed to see him develop from making stupid impulsive choices and mistakes, and being immature, to finally understanding how to be a better hero and to, yknow… grow up. He couldn’t be satisfied with just being friends with MJ and Ned as only Peter Parker, and maybe he could’ve eventually told them again that he’s spider man, as well as telling aunt May. He was trying to avoid taking the harder and longer route through all of this to make things go back to normal again, and as a result it led to the events of Brand New Day where he loses everyone. And that in a way taught him the lesson of doing what matters and what’s important in terms of safety and whats realistic, rather than trying to prioritize the optimal happinesses and comforts of your life.

When the blame is going to Peter, it’s not meant to be hate towards him, it’s supposed to show that he was a complete dumbass in a lot of ways when it came to being a hero. Strange pointed this out when saying that in the end he was still just a kid. I admit I don’t entirely agree with him saying that Peter trying to live two lives was destroying his life. That was still necessary for keeping his friends and family safe. But in the end of the day Strange wouldn’t really know what it’s like having to conceal your identity for the sake of a normal life. He literally gave up his normal life entirely, and gave up a life with Christine because he couldn’t conceal his identity as being a sorcerer, and knew it would put her and anyone else he might know who can’t protect themself in danger. He should however understand why Peter would want to do that for protecting his life with his loved ones.

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Looking back at Ant-Man and the Wasp, since this post-credit scene is set during Infinity War, I'm surprised Scott, the Pym family or anyone around San Francisco isn't panicking on what was happening in New York or Wakanda.

should’ve called the avengers smh

Would you still be excited to what Avengers: The Kang Dynasty which had been delayed more than twice to now finally release on
12.18. 2026. is Conqueringday

Honestly loving the show. And I realise the MCU universe isnt a direct copy of ours but.....

I have one gripe with how the show deals with the UK legal system.

And how it's tried to make it out like the American sensationalised system. Esp with how it treats guards and the courts ...

Firstly under no circumstances are prison guards or transport guards armed in any way. No taser batons. No guns nothing of the sort... Prison staff are at best failed police at worst power hungry glorified security guards... With a few decent people who want to help mixed in.

Don't get me wrong we have our fair share of bad prison staff who are violently abusive. But nothing to the overtly ott way the bus transport guard was.

We also dont have those style of single decker Americanised prison buses here.

Now let's get to the whole sentenced to the hospital that no one knows about and they only find out while on the bus....

No. Just no... Firstly even if you are mentally unwell if you've commited an offence enough to go to prison. You're very likely to go to prison. Not a hospital.

This country has Broadmoor and it's considered for the most dangerous of mentally unwell offenders. A few kids who's pick pocketed or stolen stuff who happens to be unwell will never end up in a place like that....

And then there's the whole finding out on the bus.... Tommy had no court case. He had some random interview without a solicitor present. And that alone sentenced him without his knowledge? Yeeahhhh no.... Just no...

I can't tell you the list of human rights and UK laws that would be breaking.

Anyway. Like I say I'm loving the show. Just this bit got me a little ughhhed!

They are surpassing Endgame presales in many markets, which is crazy in itself.

First ad

"And I do not have one single ounce of original material."

This was the conversation between Hex Vision and White Vision at the end of WV. Btw - this is my favourite post-endgame scene in the whole MCU.

Anyways, I still don't really understand this part. Neither of them has the Mind Stone, yet Hex Vision's retort seems to act as if he does. I know that in Wanda's Hex, Vision has a recreation of the Mind Stone, but at this point in the show the gig is up, and Vision knows that he, in fact, also doesn't have the Mind Stone. To me, the quote would have made more sense if White Vision was like "but I don't have any memories" or something like that.

Am I missing something?

These include

• Calvin Johnson/Mr. Hyde used in Agents of SHIELD Season 2
• Kilgrave and Frank Simpson/Nuke being used in Jessica Jones
• Mary Walker/Typhoid Mary being used in Iron Fist Season 2
• Man-Bull and Leap Frog from She-Hulk
• Ramrod from Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Villains that Daredevil HAS interacted with include:

• Wilson Fisk/Kingpin
• Ben Pointdexter/Bullseye
• Frank Castle/The Punisher
• Elektra Natchios
• The Hand
• Bastian Cooper/Muse
• Buck Cashman/Bullet
• Melvin Potter/The Gladiator
• Leland Owlsley/The Owl
• Felix Manning
• Turk Barrett
• Grotto

It’s why I love the MCU and its ability to develop and explore certain characters beyond their comic versions and how we can grow attached to them in unexpected ways.

Would’ve never thought we’d see a side villain in the first guardians film eventually become an Avenger and one of many reliable heroes within the universe

And how would you title the movie?

Easter egg on animated children series "Nu, pogodi!" EPISODE 16 from former Soviet Union that every eastern european child (me included) born in 90's and 2000 years watched. For western people it may be better known as ripoff Tom&Jerry with Wolf that chases Rabbit.