Anyone else think it's weird that Zemo didn't have more fight scenes in the MCU?
I get that they wanted him to be more brain than brawn, but he was part of Sokovian Special Forces said to have a 100% success rate in missions. And there was one scene in FATWS where we see him actually fight hand to hand but it was obscured and they cut away to focus on Sam, Bucky and Sharon and then cut back to Zemo when he finds the nice car. (It's also the only time he actually wore his mask, make of that what you will). Zemo is more active in FATWS than he was in Civil War, but it mostly comes down to him shooting a gun and failing to kill Karli, through a wooden table. I just think in a show which prioritises hand to hand combat (to varying levels of quality), it's weird that a major player only gets one real fight and they seem scared to show it. Am I the only one who feels this way?
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Shady.
By the time we see Zemo his special forces days are behind him and he seems to mostly prefer subterfuge instead. As you say, he’s more brains than brawn, it really is as simple as that.
They almost always fall back on vague lines about "calculations" too, lol
"I see the probabilities! I see it all!"
"That's great Sammy Largehead, but I just talked down a Hulk so your probabilities don't mean jack shit."
*chair spins around*
["God dammit, not again."](https://youtu.be/GvxkBJv1R4A?si=IzIbxRIu5sSK8muv)
Smart social sciences are hard because it has to actually work or people will look at it as stupid. The superhero registry in Civil War is so poorly explained (and the expanded lore is NONSENSE) and it results in a conflict where everyone is acting out of character toward nebulous goals in relation to a law that is poorly written, to preservea status quo that does not make sense on its own.
Zemo incepts.
Also Zemo is a Madripoor dancing expert.
Aura
Not everything need a silmarillion chapter.
"To hide my face. Good chat"
https://youtube.com/shorts/FeKp0a1EOpU?si=6dCLlYT2w_h7LVtO
Also he’s a intellectual villain in the MCU not a brawler