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Captain America was wrong way more often than people admit.
He lied to Tony about Bucky, ignored Tony’s warnings about SHIELD, had no real solution when he rejected Tony’s plans, and his choices helped create the mess of Civil War.
Then after constantly preaching about sacrifice, Steve went back in time and chose a life with Peggy.
Tony made mistakes too, but Steve’s “my way or nothing” attitude caused some serious problems.
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The Sling Ring has to be the most useless magic tool in the MCU.
We’ve seen Doctor Strange perform all kinds of magic without it, so what exactly makes the Sling Ring necessary if sorcerers can perform other magic without it?
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Honestly I don't know what he does in the comics but it seems like he never really utilizies his full capabilities on screen power wise.
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Exactly 😂. That’s what makes it so funny. Vision was literally created with the Mind Stone to be powerful enough to deal with threats like Ultron and whatever bigger threats came after. But when Thanos finally showed up, Vision ended up getting overwhelmed and barely putting up a fight.
For someone who was supposed to be one of the Avengers’ biggest weapons, he didn't really lived up to his expectation.
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Direct quote from Laura Linney's character as a Guardian: "In fact we had repeatedly admonished him to not use his powers to intervene on terrestrial disputes"
Gardner did eventually directly intervene in the Boravian conflict to help Superman. I don't know if it was intentional, but it definitely makes Gardner showing up that much more impactful knowing that he was actually breaking rules by doing it. I wonder if this come up again with Gardner making an appearance in the show at some point. #Lanterns
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I don’t want this to sound like a feminist take, but I genuinely think Shuri did a great job stepping into the role of Black Panther. She took up the mantle, protected Wakanda, and proved she was worthy of carrying it forward.
Honestly, I don’t really see the need for a new actor to take over the Black Panther role in Black Panther 3. Shuri’s story still has plenty of room to grow.
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If Vision knew destroying the Mind Stone was the only way to stop Thanos, why couldn’t he destroy it himself?
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When he said, “Not Dad… YOU,” I genuinely thought the reason we hadn’t seen Bernadette in the first two episodes was because John missed and actually shot her 😂
John not shooting the apple of his Dad head, but then instantly of his mum. The second he realised just how much she was playing him.
Perfect✨
#Lanterns
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Dr. Seuss gave her more than what she can take, she really got on Seuss nerve.
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Wanda searched the multiverse for Billy and Tommy, but never tried to find another Vision.
Considering how much Vision meant to her.
So why didn’t she look for another Vision?
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The Guardians basically fear that Hal picked up some of Sinestro’s worst traits. Sinestro was Hal’s mentor before betraying the Corps and killing a Guardian, so they’re scared Hal could eventually go down the same road.
That’s why they keep John around as a sort of “panic button” if Hal ever crosses that line.
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