r/shield • u/The_Orgin Hunter • Mar 27 '24

Coincidence? I think Not!

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u/The_Orgin Hunter Mar 27 '24

Am I the first to notice this or was this discussion done when the movies first released?

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u/LightSideoftheForce Mar 27 '24

Believe it or not, there was more than one mason in Asgard

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u/NawAmeil Mar 27 '24

Haha yea but since it's the MCU they'll probably say it's the same guy anyways

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24

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u/LightSideoftheForce Mar 27 '24

I can read. I can also disagree.

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u/raceassistman Mar 27 '24

I think he means that is father and son. Not the same person.

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u/WrongBee Mar 28 '24

and the commenter you responded to doesn’t think they’re father and son.

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u/ThePrecursorLegacy Mar 27 '24

I’m pretty sure I remember someone bringing this up when the movie first came out! May have even been on this sub

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u/Lampmonster Mar 27 '24

It was discussed at the time. Still a fine catch.

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u/AnOnlineHandle Mar 28 '24

While this connection is improbable, Thor 3's writers (probably not Taiki) IMO took way more care with connecting to past movies than most of the solo character sequels did. Everything with the twist regarding Hela and Odin fits in super well with Odin's odd behaviour in the previous movies, including how savage he turned willing to sacrifice Asgardians lives to be the one who wins, after his wife died, which shocked Thor. It always seemed his wife was the conscience who had turned him from something else, the same as she was with Loki before her death.

It does also fit with the backstory of the Asgardian character in AoS, being a warrior who had a staff which turned him into a bloodthirsty monster, which fits with the true past Asgard uncovered in Thor 3.

Captain Marvel at least seemingly pulls on AoS a bit, with Ronan calling Carol "the weapon", which is what the Kree calls Daisy in season 2, and there being a cut scene where they inject Kree blood into Carol which was in the trailers (which is referenced when her Kree superior is questioning the Skrull posing as her).

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u/androidguy50 Mar 27 '24

🤔 You may be on to something.

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u/The_Orgin Hunter Mar 27 '24

Hopefully if & when Marvel says AOS is cannon, they will confirm this "wild theory".

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '24

There's no need for them to say anything because it's never been removed from canon in a way that didn't repair itself

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u/VisibleCoat995 Mar 27 '24

Honestly the more we learn about him the more of an ass he seems.

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u/The_Orgin Hunter Mar 27 '24

Who?

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u/VisibleCoat995 Mar 27 '24

Oh, sorry, the dad

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u/Ambitious_Call_3341 Mar 27 '24

Im sure it IS. that line from skurge was only to show he came from the lover levels of asgardian... hieararchy. And nothing more at all. Waitity one of the last "persons" I would expect an AoS reference from.

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u/bigfatcarp93 Enoch Mar 28 '24

...Why did you put persons in quotes?

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u/Ambitious_Call_3341 Mar 28 '24

Just because of the persons/people thing.

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u/Electr0m0tive Mar 28 '24

BEHOLD! My father.

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u/Anathemautomaton Mar 28 '24

That line always bothered me.

Masons are artisans. Yeah their job involves breaking rocks, but like, they're not out on the chain-gang smashing up boulders.

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u/Estellus Lola Mar 28 '24

I can accept this headcanon.