I finally started watching Agents of SHIELD...
Why didn't I start sooner? I just finished S1 after 2 days of bingeing...I know it's not canon to the rest of the MCU but it's amazing! I'm dying to get through everything because I want the full backstory behind Skye and May...yes, I've spoiled some because I don't care about spoilers. Favorite character/s is probably Fitz-Simmons even though I don't actually understand what comes out of their mouths 67% of the time.
Ward kinda reminds me of Bradford from The Rookie...I wonder what will happen to him.
There's just this whole world of SHIELD that I didn't know about and I'm just enjoying the journey. If anyone else is on the fence about watching it, it's so fun! Just do it.
I have a bad habit of getting fully absorbed into something once I start so I'm probably gonna finish the whole show within a week...
Ward kinda reminds me of Bradford from The Rookie...I wonder what will happen to him.
There's just this whole world of SHIELD that I didn't know about and I'm just enjoying the journey. If anyone else is on the fence about watching it, it's so fun! Just do it.
I have a bad habit of getting fully absorbed into something once I start so I'm probably gonna finish the whole show within a week...
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well that’s news to me, do you have a source on that?
i was going by the logic that since Kevin Feige, marvel and disney have repeatedly said it was canon, that it’s canon. but that train of thought works too.
There's speculation that the Avengers: Secret Wars (2027) movie could merge all timelines and bring AoS back into the main continuity.
One of several lengthy threads discussing AoS canonicity -
https://www.reddit.com/r/Marvel/comments/155cwnl/is_agents_of_shield_canon_in_the_mcu_main_timeline/
But since you brought up s4, I’m gonna assume you mean Darkhold?
If that’s the case, Multiverse of Madness established the texts of the Darkhold were written on Mount Wundagore, meaning multiple copies of the Darkhold can exist
I'm waiting for LOLA and Agent Coulson to get a Haslab. Add Quake and Mack and it'll rock. There are several characters that would be awesome to have, and who doesn't want another Ming-Na Wen? The Cavalry , in figure form. It's not like they don't have a few sculpts of her face already done.
*theres a slight chance disney reboots
Vision Quest will be about AI. Think LMD’s. AIDA? Coulson?
It’ll have the same actor play Jarvis from Agent Carter. And ofc Agent Carter connects with AoS pretty strongly towards the end of its run
There are small glimmers of hope that feel a bit more tangible. It feels similar ish to when the Netflix shows were/weren’t canon. Just need a bit more time and odds might improve

>know it's not canon to the rest of the MCU
That's also not a 100% true. It's in a state of Shrodinger's canon, where it's not officially embraced as canon, but they haven't said that it isn't canon either.
AoS follows and affects MCU way too much (and WAY more than any of the "canon" shows) for it to not be canon.
Oh man, hang on...! ;\^p
Not Marvel Studios
>Just because Kevin Feige wants to be a petty bitch towards Jeph Loeb
You sound like a petty bitch for inserting yourself into a situation you know nothing about. Also, Jeph Loeb isn’t going to let you go down on him just because you fanboy over him like that.
I love AOS but it’s not canon just because it inserts mostly insignificant (minus the Winter Soldier stuff) tie-ins. A lot of major events happen in AOS. The rise of the Inhumans for one thing. Or Coulson being alive and also heading up his own team. You would think such a thing would have an effect on the films. Nope. Why? Because it isn’t canon.
Not being canon also doesn’t invalidate the characters or the stories. Now please. Remember it’s just a show. Or seek help.
I gave up on the show after a short time because i found it really poorly done, but always thought it was Canon.
You can tell it was a prime time cable show that didn't have the budget to truly do the series justice.
I just felt it looked cheap is all.
My favorite characters by a mile are Fitz-Simmons. Those two are pure treasures and honestly their story is one of the best Marvel have to offer.
When you’re done, be sure to recommend it to friends who haven’t seen it. Keep the show alive and maybe enough online chatter can get these characters back in upcoming projects!
Give me a Quake cameo in secret wars!
s2 and s4 shine particularly brightly during rewatches.
All we got in response was "it's not canon so it's shit" or "I watched 3 episodes in 2013 and RDJ didn't show up"
Also, obligatory “it was released as canon” argument.
AoS is a good show and all Marvel fans should watch it.
Like the MCU, AoS took many concepts from the comics and adapted them.
MCU Canon or not Canon, who cares?
Series 1 was very much linked into Captain America: The Winter Soldier. But later series got more and more diverged from the MCU movies.
The “not Canon” thing and the plot divergence were a result of arguments between various high ups at Marvel. To start with, Infinity Saga major plot points were being shared with the AoS production team, but that gradually dried up because of the feuding. So the show had to come up with plotting that wouldn’t be connected with the movies, and therefore wouldn’t contradict the movies, out of necessity.
It started out as a really good show, but after a few seasons it gets pretty bad.