Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Snap

So, AoS and the snap is a controversial-ish topic. However, if you make a handful of logical assumptions (and take some facts into consideration) it makes perfect sense.

AoS is actually the only Marvel Television show to acknowledge Thanos in any way shape or form, so there's that. The last stretch of S5 actually happens because of the threat of Thanos (no spoilers for those of you who haven't seen it) and the last four episodes are concurrent to the events of Infinity War, and the snap happens like five minutes after the finale.

Anyways, the chances of the entire main AoS cast (and some supporting characters), while they are lower than the chances of all six original Avengers surviving, are signifcantly higher than the main cast of the Spider-Man movies all being dusted.

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Swing-Full2025-12-21 16:36

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marvelcomics222025-12-21 16:42

If I'm not mistaken, the final fight of AoS S5 is during the Battle Of Wakanda. Episode 19-22 are all set in the same day, alongside Infinity War, and they mention New York a bit in those episodes, but yes, the snap never happened in the 2091 timeline.

Beautiful-Campaign482025-12-21 18:08

The beach scene is during the battle of wakanda i think Jed Whedon confirmed.

emptylawn02025-12-21 16:40

I agree with you, OP. The Agents can't do anything about the snap. They're mourning the loss of >!Coulson!< and they have other matters to take care of. For me, it isn't the big plot hole others seem to think it is.

marvelcomics222025-12-21 16:43

And >!Fitz!<.

emptylawn02025-12-21 16:43

Exactly!

NoNoNotorious852025-12-21 16:51

The plot hole would be the fact that The Snap had zero effect on AOS, which is actually a change of pace from the typical mode of major events on AOS having zero effect on the actual MCU.

marvelcomics222025-12-21 17:06

It's not as much of an issue if you look at the numbers.

>the chances of the entire main AoS cast (and some supporting characters), while they are lower than the chances of all six original Avengers surviving, are signifcantly higher than the main cast of the Spider-Man movies all being dusted.

NoNoNotorious852025-12-22 12:55

If you require assumptions and general mental gymnastics to try and made AOS fit into the main MCU, despite the fact that nothing about the show had any significant impact (or any really) on any of the movies or Disney+ shows, then you’re negating your point entirely.

marvelcomics222025-12-22 14:07

I don't. I need to apparantly justify why things make sense the way they are to people who don't see it that way.

mastyrwerk2025-12-21 16:42

There are time divergences that happen in the show that cause the characters to shift out of main continuity, allowing for the Graviton fight and the Assault on Wakanda to resolve differently. By the time they return from fixing the future from happening, they are already on their way to time skipping through the past. They aren’t around long enough to experience the snap.

marvelcomics222025-12-21 16:45

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mastyrwerk2025-12-21 16:47

I don’t follow. Either Thanos snaps or the earth is ripped apart.

NoNoNotorious852025-12-21 16:52

You don’t follow both because it doesn’t make sense and because AOS isn’t actually part of the MCU.

marvelcomics222025-12-21 17:01

Feige said otherwise.

VicRamD2025-12-21 17:27

Feigi didn't bother to use the show characters

AnonymousFriend802025-12-21 19:03

And?

VicRamD2025-12-21 19:57

Not sure what you expect

Just_Visiting_Town2025-12-21 18:17

All marvel shows and movies are part of the MCU. They just might be different universes

marvelcomics222025-12-21 16:58

Oh sorry, so the divergence point of the 2091 timeline is actually around the start of the Battle of Wakanda, so the Earth being ripped apart had nothing to do with Thanos snapping.

mastyrwerk2025-12-21 18:44

The divergence is actually before when there was the kid that could see the future (if I recall correctly. I haven’t seen the show in a few years). But yes, the idea is that when Thanos was going to snap, elsewhere the fight that causes the earth to shatter happens first. They then go back to that fight and stop it from happening, allowing the snap to happen, but at that point the cast is jumping through time and never experience the five years or endgame.

Swing-Full2025-12-21 16:55

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marvelcomics222025-12-21 17:01

Well, we see a mention of the ATCU, an organization formed to deal with Inhumans in AoS Season 3, in WHIH Newsfront, the Marvel Studios faux news videos made for Ant-Man and Civil War promotion.

greeeens2025-12-21 17:32

I prefer the theory that the divergence is Loki disappearing with the Tesseract. NYC didn’t get reset and B-15 removed the Tesseract from the timeline when she took Loki into TVA custody, making the snap unable to be completed.

Visible_Safe_89012025-12-21 21:09

That's not possible.

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 00:01

Sure it is. What specifically do you find impossible?

Visible_Safe_89012025-12-22 08:21

You said it yourself. [Either Thanos snaps or the earth is ripped apart.](https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/s/UT12optxco) Guess which one is the main continuity.

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 13:21

Technically both. Didn’t you watch Loki?

Visible_Safe_89012025-12-22 13:25

I did. We're not about the sacred timeline(trunk). We're talking about the main continuity(aka Earth 616).

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 13:41

Oh. Then I answered you already.

Visible_Safe_89012025-12-22 13:43

It's a wrong answer tho.

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 13:59

Cool story, but I’m not seeing you explaining why.

Visible_Safe_89012025-12-22 15:39

Again, you explained it yourself. Either Thanos snaps or the earth is ripped apart. From a single split, only 2 offshoots timelines are possible, not 3. Which is why I said that's not possible. The destroyed earth timeline prevents the events of Infinity War, so if you consider s1 to s4 canon to the mcu(Ironman to Thor Rangnarok), then the branch created in s5 is also the mcu (Infinity War & Endgame).

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-22 02:46

Is your contention that everything upon return from the future in Season 5 is an alternate universe?

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 03:18

Yeah. Perhaps. The “Sacred Timeline” isn’t just one timeline. It’s a cluster of adjacent timelines that all lead to Kang. If they did diverge to an alternate timeline that would be sufficient of an explanation.

Season six is where the characters are jumping around time, so they never really get the chance to experience the fallout of the snap, as they go back and experience the history of SHIELD, potentially creating branched timelines in the process.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-22 03:32

Dude what? Perhaps? So you have no actual working theory for what happened?

Is AoS in your mind set in the exact same universe / timeline as the films? When precisely do you think it left this timeline if you think it left?

Second - Season 7 is when they jump around in time. Season 6 is 13 episodes that would be entirely set one year after the Snap, if the Snap took place in their universe. (Also, at the very end of Season 7 they explicitly end up in the Season 6 timeline again.)

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 04:11

> Dude what? Perhaps? So you have no actual working theory for what happened?

I have several. It depends on how the timing of things play out.

> Is AoS in your mind set in the exact same universe / timeline as the films?

Yes up to a point.

> When precisely do you think it left this timeline if you think it left?

After Age of Ultron for sure. The arrival of Fury and the Helicarrier is set up and explained in Agents of SHIELD. Theta Protocol.

> Second - Season 7 is when they jump around in time. Season 6 is 13 episodes that would be entirely set one year after the Snap, if the Snap took place in their universe. (Also, at the very end of Season 7 they explicitly end up in the Season 6 timeline again.)

Robin Hinton. There is a point where they were successful in changing her vision, which lead to the destruction of earth.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-22 05:05

“I have several. It depends on how the timing of things play out.”

What does this even mean, the show has been over for many years. Are you feeling ok?

And I asked for precisely when you think it diverged. And you just vaguely said sometime after season 2 lol. And you forgot an entire season took place in their present day post Infinity War.

Come on dawg you are not a serious person at all.

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 13:31

> “I have several. It depends on how the timing of things play out.”

> What does this even mean, the show has been over for many years. Are you feeling ok?

You asked for my theories. As soon as they retcon something, theories change. We don’t know the exact timing of certain events, but we do know the exact timing of others. For the longest time people argued Iron man 3 took place before Thor The Dark World because of release order, but then they official came out and said TDW was before IM3. Changes a lot of theories.

> And I asked for precisely when you think it diverged. And you just vaguely said sometime after season 2 lol. And you forgot an entire season took place in their present day post Infinity War.

After the timeline diverged. Yeah. It’s been a while since I saw the show, but there is an episode where Robin sees that Daisy is supposed to die and they change the future. After that it’s tough to say. Time was altered.

> Come on dawg you are not a serious person at all.

I have a hard time taking you seriously when you don’t pay attention and you call me dawg.

Visible_Safe_89012025-12-22 08:25

>Yes up to a point.

Wrong. It's either canon all around or not.

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 13:21

It’s still canon even if they leave the timeline. Didn’t you watch Loki?

Visible_Safe_89012025-12-22 13:25

>It’s still canon even if they leave the timeline.

They didn't.

>Didn’t you watch Loki?

I did.

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 13:42

They left it several times. What are you talking about?

Visible_Safe_89012025-12-22 13:44

And they come back every time. What are *YOU* talking about?

Markus28222025-12-22 05:48

>The “Sacred Timeline” isn’t just one timeline. It’s a cluster of adjacent timelines that all lead to Kang.

Holy shit I’m so glad that someone actually knows how the universe works. I swear to god I even hear Feige referring to the Sacred Timeline the wrong way. Props to you dude that’s 100% right.

>If they did diverge to an alternate timeline that would be sufficient of an explanation.

Marvel has made an official stance on this btw, and it’s that during and only during the alternate timeline time travel shenanigans are they outside of the main mcu, and after that they return to the main mcu. (No real wiggle room for alternate universes or alternate timelines)

If you’re curious to learn more I can provide the source and exact quotes that clarify this.

mastyrwerk2025-12-22 13:24

So Fantastic Four First Steps is not in the MCU? Multiverse of Madness and Quantumania are not in the MCU?

Of course they are. It’s a multiverse and has been for a while now.

Markus28222025-12-22 14:39

No. No idea where you got that. Absolutely they’re MCU.

Maybe the actual sources and exact quotes will help you understand this:

>Earth-17516 Gravitonium-empowered Glenn Talbot broke the Earth apart. S.H.I.E.L.D. took a small group of survivors to the Lighthouse station, but within a few years they were enslaved by the Kree. In 2091 A.D., the True Believers resistance brought Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. from the past of Earth-199999 into their present, and they helped overthrow the Kree oppressors. S.H.I.E.L.D. then returned to their own time and stopped Talbot from destroying the planet, diverging this reality from Earth-199999. Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. television series episode, "The Last Day" (2017)

So the time travel in season 5 made them diverge from the main MCU (Earth-199999) and then come back, until the following happens:

>Earth-19859 Diverged from Earth-199999 when alien Chronicoms traveled back in time to erase S.H.I.E.L.D. from history. Earth-199999 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. followed them, failed to prevent major changes to history but managed to take the Chronicoms back to their original timeline. Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. television series episode, "New Life" (2019)

[source](http://marvunapp.com/master/earthteaz.htm#numbered)

As it was their plan to return both the chronicoms to their timeline and themselves to their own timeline in Season 7, this confirms that both happened since one cannot happen without the other. Marvel database also reiterates that with this quote: “Upon arriving back in the prime timeline”. [source](https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Marvel%27s_Agents_of_S.H.I.E.L.D._Season_7_13)

I think you made a wrongful assumption here. They returned to the main MCU (Earth-199999). Fantastic Four First Steps is set on Earth-828, and MoM is set all over the place but a lot of it is Earth-838. And Quantumania is set in the Quantum realm, the basement of the multiverse.

These are all “MCU” absolutely. But what I said there was Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Even after the time travel shenanigans is set in the MAIN MCU (Earth-199999).

Naive_Nerve53712025-12-22 16:03

Thanks for laying all that out, I’ve been wondering about how all AoS sits with everything else but didn’t want to actually watch those last seasons all over again.

So the question as to why The Snap/The Blip is never mentioned in AoS in the seasons after is as simple as, no one brings it up in conversation and nothing they do in those seasons relates to it, so it just doesn’t get mentioned?

Rman8232025-12-21 16:55

It’s not about all the show’s characters surviving, more so the fact the show has a whole season set during the blip and there’s no acknowledgment or sign that this major world shaking event had occurred. Which was done on purpose because they had no idea how Endgame was going to resolve everything, and most likely assumed the blip would be reversed and everything set post May 2018 would be in this new reversed timeline and S6 would fit here. The fact is if the show really mattered to Marvel Studios (which I feel there’s plenty of signs it doesn’t) they would have worked more with them to align the timeline and make sure it lined up rather than leaving them in the dark to guess. Can you hand-wave an explanation ? Sure. But that doesn’t change the obvious reasons why it wasn’t acknowledged.

marvelcomics222025-12-21 17:00

Well, there's no mention of a major world-shaking event in Echo which has major scenes set in 2021, so... also in continuity, they probably just got over it, and were mourning behind the scenes.

Rman8232025-12-21 17:03

Echo had a couple scenes compared to AoS having its whole season set during the period. Like I said you can hand-wave an explanation but that doesn’t change the fact, Marvel Studios didn’t care if it lined up. There’s a reason why when Whedon and Perlmutter were gone the AoS tie-ins became less and less. Like when you go back to what they did with Winter Soldier, why wouldn’t something similar be done for Infinity War besides just doing a simple name drop of Thanos ?

marvelcomics222025-12-21 17:04

Fair, but, different studios, they had no idea how Infinity War would pan out, but we can come up with logical reasons for it.

Rman8232025-12-21 17:08

That’s my point. They may be different studios but they’re still supposed to be making a cohesive universe that fits together like you see in the early days with the Winter Soldier tie-in. If Marvel Studios cared or had someone like Whedon connected to both, there would have been a bigger connection. Like I said you can hand-wave that, but it doesn’t change the fact Marvel Studios didn’t see the show on the same level as their own productions at that point.

marvelcomics222025-12-21 17:12

Marvel Studios didn't give a fuck, I'll tell you that much. The AoS writers did the best they could, and we can headcanon everything else.

Rman8232025-12-21 17:16

And if the show really mattered to them you wouldn’t have to do that. That’s all I’m saying.

marvelcomics222025-12-21 17:27

I'll begrudgingly admit that it's a fair point.

marvelcomics222025-12-22 01:17

Wait, however, it did matter to them a tiny bit, otherwise they wouldn't have policed it as much as they did, even saying what they can and can't do in S6. (Fun fact: M.O.D.O.K. was meant to be in the show but Marvel Studios took him out in the middle of the production of S5.)

Wooden-Radish-90082025-12-21 17:25

Also, if the snap doesn’t happen then Tiamut emerges and the Earth is destroyed. That didn't happen, which means the snap happened.

zkandar172025-12-21 17:32

Not canon

Legal-Start94832025-12-21 17:48

I'll be downvoted but in reality Marvel Studios hadn’t planned for the series to be connected to the movies, and everyone knows it. So there’s no complex explanation to justify it.

Adorable_Ad_34782025-12-21 20:49

You speak the truth, but AOS fans aren't ready to hear it. At least with the Multiverse, we can have a small Coulson and Quake cameo in Secret Wars.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-21 22:15

AOS fans in general. No way dude. Most AoS fans are normal. Don’t confuse the weirdos on Reddit with the general viewing population. I think the show is great. I also can obviously see the Marvel Studios people don’t consider the show part of the MCU. And there are massive continuity issues if one tries to make it fit. Because it doesn’t.

The Shield sub on Reddit however is full of incredibly sad delusional people whose self worth is inexplicably tied to the idea that the show is in the main MCU universe. They basically have a severe psychological problem.

CaptHayfever2025-12-21 21:52

Feige literally gave interviews where he talked about the show being connected to the movies.

Legal-Start94832025-12-21 22:01

He said many things in interview that aren't true 😅. Maybe he didn't want to make angry fans

CaptHayfever2025-12-22 00:06

Back when the show first started, it didn't yet have fans to make angry. You appear to not know what you're talking about.

Legal-Start94832025-12-22 00:15

https://www.dexerto.com/tv-movies/kevin-feige-reveals-which-marvel-shows-are-canon-in-the-mcu-2347537/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

spidervenom6192025-12-22 01:10

Oh look people are still using this book while ignoring the fact that another canon book the Wakanda files strickly confirms that Phil Coulson was Alive in 2013..

Also, I'm guessing that the Defenders Saga aren't canon either to the storyline then.

Legal-Start94832025-12-22 01:19

It depends on what Kevin Feige officially say. He can say maybe season 1 to 4 are canon or something like that. We can use this logic for Inhuman, runaways... If Kevin says nothing so they aren't canon for now.

spidervenom6192025-12-22 02:11

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5e39EbGc1w&t=56s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5e39EbGc1w&t=56s)

Legal-Start94832025-12-22 02:32

12 years ago... Many things changed, Marvel Studios and Marvel television weren't in the same direction everytime

spidervenom6192025-12-22 04:34

You said that Kevin Feige determines what show is canon or not and he did 12 years ago, that what's you said.

Kevin Feige hasn't say anything else that goes against what he say 12 years ago. Also that very article lies about the Defenders Saga shows as well, are those shows not canon just cause Feige said that aren't in a book?

Again Wakanda Files another Marvel Studio produce book clearly states that Coulson was alive and well post 2012.

CaptHayfever2025-12-22 02:09

You lost me at:

> source=chatgpt.com

Don't use the plagiarism machine that lies & burns water.

Also, that article is unquestionably wrong about the Defenders Saga shows.

Also also, that's still not what I was talking about: [a direct statement on-camera, when AoS first began, that the show is in the MCU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5e39EbGc1w&t=56s). If Marvel wants to remove it, they can make a similar direct statement. They did it for Helstrom; they can do it for any other shows they wanna remove.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-22 02:43

Hay Fever is clinging to ancient Feige interviews where he had to say the company line. That he didn’t agree with. Once Feige took control of Marvel (which was *during* AoS) they stopped any collaboration with the show, stopped giving them any heads up, and the show naturally completely diverged from the main MCU canon. To such an embarrassing degree that we got that infamous “no snap” / the show is entirely “pre snap” / we need “time lords” interview with the AoS creative team.

On top of that article. The divergence from the main MCU universe is obvious to anyone who is an actual fan of AoS who actually *paid attention to the show* while watching it.

exelion181202025-12-22 03:09

Regardless of his statements, the movies never explicitly reference anything from the show and is functionally a divergent timeline from Coulson's death at the hands of Loki. There are to many events in the show that would have knock on effects in the movies but dont which functionally means they are separate timelines.

CaptHayfever2025-12-21 17:54

The entire thing is only a problem if one is of the mistaken belief that just not talking about something means it didn't happen.

bloodoftheseven2025-12-21 20:03

Onscreen. I figured someone mentioned it off screen from time to time.

CaptHayfever2025-12-21 21:50

Exactly. We don't see the characters use the restroom either, but I'm sure that happens too.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-21 22:18

Sad as hell dude.

They had 13 hours of television time one year after the Snap was supposed to happen. The biggest most life changing event in all of human history. And there is zero evidence it happened in the show. Because it didn’t. The creative team also explicitly told us there is no Snap in the show. They said to make the show fit they needed “time lords” to figure it out. lol. If it was merely not mentioning it the creative team would have made a much different comment.

CaptHayfever2025-12-22 00:05

And then there's people who go around slinging insults like "sad as hell dude" with no provocation whatsoever, who then have the unmitigated gall to act like *they're* in the right.

CaptHayfever2025-12-22 03:22

In case it doesn't show up in the thread, [this completely disproportionate & rude response to my above comment](https://imgur.com/a/p7Ypsk5) is in my notifications.

CaptHayfever2025-12-22 05:18

Apparently taking photo evidence of somebody's behavior is being "in denial" now, at least according to a gaslighter.

Red_Blaster2025-12-21 18:07

Ignoring the Snap was the right decision, I think. Imagine if you're watching a TV show and then half of the characters disappear between seasons because of something that happened in a movie.

It would be cool if they had mentioned it like they mentioned Thanos, but I don't know if the writers knew what would happen in Endgame. They probably figured the Snap would be undone somehow, so no need to mention it.

CootahBrown2025-12-21 19:28

I love AOS but I stop at season 5. Perfect finale and no mental gymnastics making The Snap work.

jhsounds2025-12-21 20:17

To be clear, the showrunners were privy to the story of both *Infinity War* and *Endgame*, but they were asked by ABC to make it so that season six could be placed earlier or later in the broadcast calendar if they wanted. This meant potentially spoiling the snap, so they decided to do the season without acknowledging the snap.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-21 22:11

They actually went much further and claimed in their show there is no Snap at all.

They also said they didn’t even know what Endgame looked like (and the reason for this is we know there was a massive feud between Marvel divisions at the time).

eagc72025-12-21 22:44

Yeah like their argument was that this is set before Thanos did the snap which.....doesn't fit with what happened in S5.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-22 03:44

Season 6 is set one year after Infinity War and they said Season 6 was “pre snap” and that we needed “time lords” to figure it out. Yikes.

I feel so sorry for the AoS creative team that they had an embarrassing interview of attempted damage control because essentially their parents were fighting.

There is no way to square the show with the main MCU universe. And they knew it. They tried to sugarcoat it but they knew it.

Luckily sane fans are ok with the multiverse and can enjoy AoS.

Adorable_Ad_34782025-12-21 20:44

With the Multiverse, anything is possible.

It's easier to headcanon all seasons of AOS taking place on an alternate Earth with the What If premise of "What if Fury used Kree tech to resurrect Coulson?" as opposed to trying to headcanon the Snap, Time Travel, Darkhold, etc....

Feige won't acknowledge AOS so what's the point?

eagc72025-12-21 22:43

Yeah like some try to argue oh S5-7 is set in a different timeline because the whole time travel stuff misplaced them into a different unvierse etc etc, but i am like.........its far easier just to say the show from Season 1 onwards was always in an alternate timeline. as you said you can just say the nexus point is that Fury chose to revive Coulson here.

CareerMilk2025-12-21 22:52

> Yeah like some try to argue oh S5-7 is set in a different timeline because the whole time travel stuff misplaced them into a different unvierse

This is the coward’s solution! Real men have the whole of AoS be in main 616 universe, contradictions be damned!

CaptHayfever2025-12-22 02:04

There *aren't* any contradictions, though, just things that some people don't like not being directly addressed.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-22 02:48

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CaptHayfever2025-12-22 03:15

This is what I am talking about. This is a clinically concerning compulsion to insult people for no reason.

FerrusManlyManus2025-12-21 22:10

The creative team of AoS literally told us the public, that the entire show has no Snap. That the entire show is “pre-Snap”. Lol.

Please I beg of you, you doofuses, for your sanity, consider this show as part of the multiverse and not part of the main MCU universe.

Affectionate-Bus9272025-12-21 23:03

what is the point ? or the question ?

EDPZ2025-12-21 23:16

The show isn't in the main mcu. Simple, easy, doesn't even make it non canon since the multiverse makes everything marvel related canon.

CareerMilk2025-12-22 08:33

That’s a boring non answer though

max10012025-12-22 05:42

The show is not canon. Stop trying to make it canon.

DontSleepAlwaysDream2025-12-22 08:11

I just tend to go with none of the main cast got snapped, and in Season 6 its a year post-snap and they are too busy focusing on the immediate emergency to reflect on the snap

If you think thats werid, just think about how normalised COVID-19 came after a few months

marvelcomics222025-12-22 09:58

It makes complete sense. People still talked about covid because it was ongoing, but if it lasted for like a week, most people would've moved on to a certain degree.

DontSleepAlwaysDream2025-12-22 10:26

I remember back during the pandemic getting really into agents of shield and writing up "season 5b" where SHIELD deals with the aftermaths of the snap and inhumans... Ahh good times

summ1902025-12-22 19:20

Yea it really isn’t as hard as people make out. The only thing that stood out on a rewatch was Deke’s company, that’s the one single time where the vibe really conflicts with what we see in Endgame. All we see before that are other planets, so we have no reference point for what things were like before.

DontSleepAlwaysDream2025-12-22 21:10

I think people are so used to the MCU referencing itself. Like how at one point daredevil was argued to be non canon because they didn't reference age of Ultron despite that story mostly taking place overseas....

Dell0c02025-12-22 16:13

The AoS producers ignored the Snap because they admitted that they did not find out about it until seeing it in the movies like everyone else.