I cannot wait for the Multiverse to end.
I was reading a synopsis the other day that Dr Doom in the upcoming Avengers films plan is to collapse the Multiverse and all I could think was “Amen”. i know this has been known for some time but it really hit me what this would mean, Becuase this Multiverse has been such a get out of jail free card for writers and has just diluted what marvel always was.
I felt a chill when I remembered what it was like having a single contained universe with set characters that can’t change and stay dead when they die. We need to get back to this sort of reality for the stakes to matter again and frankly it can’t come soon enough.
I felt a chill when I remembered what it was like having a single contained universe with set characters that can’t change and stay dead when they die. We need to get back to this sort of reality for the stakes to matter again and frankly it can’t come soon enough.
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Another example is all the countless cameos of other universes showing up in other characters films, like in MoM - again, just cheap fan baiting
And then you have the Loki show - don’t get me wrong it’s pretty cool but it also completely changed the character of Loki from the norse god of mischief into… whatever the hell he is now
Media. Games movies tv shows. Jesus Christ it’s such a tired trope and it’s only been a mainstream sci fi concept for a few years.
I remember when the show Fringe did it in the 2000s and it was a mind fuck twist.
Sure it’s been in comic books forever but it seems like every sci fi franchise has hopped on that bandwagon lately
I'm glad Marvel films have real human actors who age, because one of the worst things in the comics is that people rarely age or evolve. With actors aging and leaving, the films can add real stakes!
I really don't understand where this narravtive of "too much Multiverse" stuff comes from
EDIT: What If as well, forgot about that
IMO while the multiverse **saga** may end I still doubt marvel will fully get rid of the multiverse as a concept, they'll just tone down how frequently it's brought up. Even if they say Doom destroys it, it'll grow up again somehow.
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The Loki series and Deadpool introduces the TVA and makes it seem like the multiverse has to do with branching timelines, and it's accessed with an electronic device. Spider-Man NWH says it's due to a spell that went awry. MoM says it's a girl who punches star holes and it's a magical book that transfers someone's consciousness. The Marvels says it's a jump gate that got damaged and a hole opened up into a different universe. And I guess we'll eventually find out how the F4 traveled to the 616 universe at the end of Thunderbolts, but I'm sure it's due to some science shit that Reed came up with (totally in character for him though).
I know we're talking about fictional stories, but what made the Infinity Saga great was they created a universe mostly stuck to the rules they established. I love the MCU and I'm rooting for it to succeed, but even I have to say it's gotten pretty damn convoluted.
so for instance Classic Loki (Richard E Grant) would have been from a different universe since he looks different from Tom Hiddleston but was supposed to have the same fate as 616 Loki (death by Thanos) but I'm wondering if Boastful Loki was supposed to go down the same path as Hiddleston Loki because hes *clearly* from another universe not just another timeline
and then you've got Spider-man who is an Avenger in one universe and a solo superhero in another, the whole thing is convoluted af
Someone hasn't read the comics. Characters routinely came back to life even in a single universe.
I'm disappointed that it didn't live up to what it could have been cos it could have been great, but Disney can take the blame for forcing all of that streaming trash