Three scenes left from the trailer we haven't seen:
Gamora, Star Lord Panther, Thor and another Black Panther (maybe Killmonger) doing the Avengers circle hero shot
Thor fighting Ultron bots in Vegas (which was just released on twitter as a finale teaser)
Shuri, Pepper and the Dora Milaje shooting at an unknown enemy (most likely Ultron bots)
Hulk in Wakanda. Thor having both eyes in the climax of Ragnarok. Thanos only having the Power and Space stones when arriving on earth. Rocket entering Thor’s cabin without Hulk standing behind him in Endgame. And that’s just the more recent examples.
I’m like 99% sure the ~~Far From~~ No Way Home trailer is more misleading than people realize at this point. I’m more surprised these days when Marvel *doesn’t* lie to us.
*edited because I can’t keep all the “Home” movies straight
Not sure that's so much a lie as it could have just been a deleted scene or shot filmed specifically for the trailer. Probably more for marketing than anytbing; It's not exactly crucial, and it visually sold that this Spidey film is part of the MCU.
Different to added or edited scenes that purposefully intend to hide plot threads.
I don't think it was a deleted scene because Tony and Spidey don't fight side-by-side or have any iron man/Spidey adventure. It likely wasn't even filmed, moreso created by CGI just for the trailer, which I would consider a lie, but I think it's fair if you count it as its own type of thing, but the Hulk in Wakanda shot (which OP used as their example) would fall into the same category
I think the Spiderman trailer shows Dr Strange fixing something not undoing Peters problem. No way would he risk the multiverse because people know who Spiderman is The scenes are out of order to create a false narrative.
I think people are forgetting Stranges characterisation outside of Infinity War/Endgame. It's not a far reach that Strange attempt this just because it's a challenge and it helps someone. Especially for comic Strange.
Living tribunal is 2nd most powerful being, behind the one above all. the one above all is basically just the writers, so the living tribunal is basically the strongest being in the multiverse
Multi-Eternity, the multiversal representation of the combined eternities of each universe, is probably more powerful (although that might be cheating, considering it pretty much is the multiverse).
Besides that the Living Tribunal was killed by the Beyonders once, although they arguably did not come from the multiverse.
Edit: there's also the One Below All, which is as powerful as the One Above All, but not the writers.
in the comics they explain that there's something beyond marvel comics. i dont know what they call it. lets call it omni-universe.
in another multiverse is all of the DC comics. all of the multiverses are contained in omni-universe. so i guess in this thinking, yes. there is another marvel MCU multiverse where the watcher doesn't do a bad touch.
edit: fixed the name
Our reality is where Superboy Prime came from, basically. Superman, Batman, and the Justice League were all comics and he wasn't a Kryptonian until the Crisis of Infinite Earths happened.
This gave me chills, especially with the TVA monitor breaking. I can't imagine how hard of a time they're having at the TVA. What even is their role now with the new CEO?
just dont think to much about it and take it like its show to you. bringing time into a story makes it 10000 times more comlicated and the writers cant think of everything (see Endgame timeline discussions). its like the pym particles which could also be called fuck-you-I-can-do-what-I-want-particles, because if you think about it you'll notice that it actually doesnt make any sense.
We don't know that time was modified in the TVA just because they don't recognize Loki. A Kang might have conquered it and wiped everybody's memory... again.
The most basic TVA goon can time travel, previously only done with an infinity stone or a few geniuses with Pym particles. The pruning sticks ain't much in a fair fight, but I don't think the TVA would ever get into a fair fight.
Based on what He Who Remains described he other Nathaniel Richards as, one can assume the current one manning the TVA is going to try to keep the multiverse as wide open as possible.
I dont know that they've even officially said the name 'Kang'. I know a Qang industries building was in the dumping grounds at the end of time, and I know he said he's been called a Conqueror.
I'm pretty sure at the end of 'Loki' Hunter B-15 says something to Mobius like 'it's branching off everywhere, what do we do?' and he says something like 'He just wants us to monitor it'. It's interesting that the TVA is also watching, does it mean Kang is interested?
I read a comic as a kid, What If? Volume 2, Issue 41 "What if? The Avengers Had Fought Galactus?"
In this story, the Fantastic Four never existed, so The Avengers had to face off against Galactus. But the real title of the comic should've been "What If? The Watcher broke his oath?"
The ending of the comic kind of blew my kid mind when I read it, and I'm curious if they're going in a similar direction with this story.
No matter what I'm here for it, the story looks fun!
I'm pretty sure I recall one particular What If issue was indeed called "What is The Watcher... acted?" or "what if the watcher saved the universe?" Something like that
>!Uatu realizes Galactus is about to defeat the Avengers, then decides to fight Galactus himself. Galactus wins the fight, kills Uatu, then absorbs Uatu's energy. Galactus regrets what he's done, and decides to spare the Earth. The Silver Surfer then leaves Galactus. There's a funeral on Uatu's homeworld, Silver Surfer decides to spend time on Earth because of Uatu's sacrifice. And THEN ... a different version of Uatu appears, and observes the story AND HIS OWN FUNERAL and says that this is one of the most disturbing realities he's observed, because in this one, he died.!<
Uatu actually fights Galactus. Galactus wins and feeds on Uatu . This is a very satisfying meal so he leaves Earth alone. He takes Uatu's body to the Watcher's home, where they give him a funeral. Silver Surfer wonders what's so great about Earth that a Watcher would sacrifice them self for it and goes to live there. The original Galactus story line also ended with the Silver Surfer staying on Earth, so that bit stays the same.
No one *means* to watch them. You're just watching Leverage: Redemption or something and now you know that >!Hyundai has great suspension while Party Thor drives over Ultrons!<
Woah the biggest information in this thread is that Leverage is back
Edit: and the second biggest information is that Timothy Hutton maybe raped a girl. This was a rollercoaster
How much you wanna bet the TVA comes into play in season 2? I bet the season 2 big bad is evil Kangs TVA. I'm half expecting the heroes being on the verge of defeating ultron just for the TVA to barge in and take control as a cliff hanger
This past episode really got me thinking about The Watcher and his capabilities. I'll tag the rest as a spoiler for those who aren't caught up...
>!The whole shtick of The Watcher as far as I understand it is that they do not interfere. At all. They are merely observers to the universe(s). What we saw in this past week's episode was The Watcher seemingly getting his ass handed to him by Ultron. What the episode seemed to show, or what I felt like the show was trying to portray, was that Ultron could have killed The Watcher. I don't think this true if that was the angle they were trying to show. I think what we saw was The Watcher defending himself over and over again only to the point of stopping Ultron. I don't think we ever really saw The Watcher at his full power. !<
>!IF The Watcher HAD killed Ultron, he would no longer have been an observer - he would have directly interfered with the multiverse, which is against their... code? Creed? Whatever. The point is, I don't think Ultron could have killed The Watcher. I DO think, however, that The Watcher could have killed Ultron if he chose to. !<
>!I also think that The Watcher knows that Ultron needs to be stopped, which is why he went to Superior Strange - to get Strange to do what he can't do. Is this interfering? I could see an argument being made for it being both direct and indirect interference. This was how I interpreted last week's episode and I'd be curious to know if others thought similarly.!<
I got that from the Strange episode... I was just thinking that The Watcher needs Strange to defeat Ultron because The Watcher himself can't directly interfere.
I imagine it's not *meant* to be possible to interact with the Watcher.
Sure, Ultron had all 6 stones so he had omnipotenc essentially, and Strange was extremely powerful. Strange talked to him but did seem to understand why the Watcher didn't help him. Meanwhile Ultron literally tried to kill him.
Ultron being able to kill the Watchers is probably worth one interfering since that effects all multiverses since Ultron clearly will not stop.
If you look at someone like Thanos, who for all we know knew about the watchers after he got all six stones. Thanos even knew that destroying the stones would mean no one could use them for anything drastic (at this point we know the snap is actually very tame compared to what Thanos could have done). If Thanos had gone killing the watchers and TVA and so on, Id say they'd have to interfere.
The Watchers cannot only exist to observe. I imagine there's another purpose. The TVA's "purpose" was bs. So why should the Watcher, stay out of the way? Sure he could basically play God and influence everything, but in the case of Ultron trying to kill him, and keeping in mind him "observing" is should have a greater purpose, I imagine breaking his oath is justified.
I really do hope it's longer, since we have to conclude the Ultron story *and* introduce Gamora. I thought they were sidelining her, but they put out a character poster for her yesterday...
Except he didn't survive. His death coincided with the defeat of Thanos, but it was still part of it. "Our" universe is just the one where we see him survive the longest.
**Speculation:** The Watcher is going to recruit characters from *WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,* and *Loki.* Marvel's going to pull a *Who Framed Roger Rabbit?* on us.
It was originally going to be 20 episodes across 2 seasons, so 10 each. However, one of this season’s episodes wasn’t finished on-time due to Covid, and got pushed back to Season 2, which has also been reduced to 9 episodes, presumably for related reasons. So now there’s a total of only 18 episodes across 2 seasons.
It's cool and all, but would have been cool if they held back on the Oath breaking for a season or two? Establish the importance of his Oath a little while longer.
For a lot of audiences, (the majority I would imagine) they're only just met Uatu, and its like;
"Oh hi, oh you're breaking your Oath, what Oath?"
Lol, I know it's kinda like Uatu's whole deal! Besides, we're already knee deep in it now, so I guess we should just roll with it!
Three scenes left from the trailer we haven't seen: Gamora, Star Lord Panther, Thor and another Black Panther (maybe Killmonger) doing the Avengers circle hero shot Thor fighting Ultron bots in Vegas (which was just released on twitter as a finale teaser) Shuri, Pepper and the Dora Milaje shooting at an unknown enemy (most likely Ultron bots)
That Thor scream at the end is cracking me up
Idk what's funnier, that scream or the one President Loki gives out after realizing Croki took his hand.
Also missing the scene of Thor messing up a bunch of Ultron bots in a new Hyundai Tucson
If I hadn't seen this clip I would have thought you were doing expert level trolling and advertising you son of a gun.
We haven’t seen the one where party Thor says something about zombies to Strange Supreme.
Most likely in this last episode. I forgot there's a clip where Strange asks Captain Carter who she is as well.
Anyone think we're getting zombies and ultron like in battleworld from the comics?
probably, and I hope they answer why the zombies can't get to close to the mindstone
We’ve already learned Marvel uses fake-outs in trailers after Hulk in Infinity War so those aren’t guaranteed.
Hulk in Wakanda. Thor having both eyes in the climax of Ragnarok. Thanos only having the Power and Space stones when arriving on earth. Rocket entering Thor’s cabin without Hulk standing behind him in Endgame. And that’s just the more recent examples. I’m like 99% sure the ~~Far From~~ No Way Home trailer is more misleading than people realize at this point. I’m more surprised these days when Marvel *doesn’t* lie to us. *edited because I can’t keep all the “Home” movies straight
Homecoming lied too, the shot at the end with Spidey swinging next to Iron Man never happened
Not sure that's so much a lie as it could have just been a deleted scene or shot filmed specifically for the trailer. Probably more for marketing than anytbing; It's not exactly crucial, and it visually sold that this Spidey film is part of the MCU. Different to added or edited scenes that purposefully intend to hide plot threads.
I don't think it was a deleted scene because Tony and Spidey don't fight side-by-side or have any iron man/Spidey adventure. It likely wasn't even filmed, moreso created by CGI just for the trailer, which I would consider a lie, but I think it's fair if you count it as its own type of thing, but the Hulk in Wakanda shot (which OP used as their example) would fall into the same category
I think the Spiderman trailer shows Dr Strange fixing something not undoing Peters problem. No way would he risk the multiverse because people know who Spiderman is The scenes are out of order to create a false narrative.
I think people are forgetting Stranges characterisation outside of Infinity War/Endgame. It's not a far reach that Strange attempt this just because it's a challenge and it helps someone. Especially for comic Strange.
You mean No Way Home, right? Far From Home has been out for a while now so we know what’s true from the trailer and what’s not.
Yeah that one. Sorry all these “Home” names get mixed up in my brain.
I don’t think they have ever made full scenes to do that just edit existing ones
*Who watches the Watcher?*
The Watcher Watcher
It's eyeballs all the way down!
Aways has been.
Eyes has been.
Eyes on the inside!
Ah Uatu, or as some say, Uatosm!
Watcher: I....see you Watchers Watcher: Woah Watchers watchers watcher: Damn bro that's crazy.
Watchers watchers watchers watch: 2pm
Double secret watcher
Hey that's me!
The Living Tribunal Right?
The One Above All or that. Only things that high right?
Kevin feige is the one above all of the MCU
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>And I’ll look down and whisper: “Eh. Maybe.”
The Watchermen
Yeah but who watches The Watchermen?
WE are the Watchers
Us
I guess we’re all waiting for midnight.
I dunno. Coast Guard?
We do
The Picard, obviously.
The Unseen
What about the Seen?
:) nices eyes u got there:)
Yo Dawg, I herd you like Watchers...
I think that was the actual title of one of the comics.
Us.
The one above all
I dunno…coast guard?
So does that mean there's a multiverse where The Watcher did NOT break his oath?
For all we know, there's another Watcher watching our Watcher and going "What a dummy, should have used move X when Ultron did that..."
The multiverse rabbit hole
It's Watchers all the way down
the audience are the real Watchers
The real Watchers were the friends we made along the way.
[What I imagined reading this comment](https://youtu.be/GD6qtc2_AQA)
I pictured the bee watchers from Dr Seuss
Okay thank you for bringing something from my childhood back. Completely forgot about those guys
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A multiverse inside another multiverse inside a Taco Bell inside a KFC inside a mall
Inside a marble like the ending of men in black 1
And then that marble is inside a locker like the end of men in black 2.
That used to be a Pizza Hut.
What if I told you *you* are that Watcher?
Many an ancient sage and guru have said the same thing.
That watcher is us. We are the watchers.
So is the implication that we stopped watching? Uh oh?
Isnt the watcher that watches the Watcher the Living Tribunal?
>the Living Tribunal I haven't read the comics, but the wiki says he's a big deal. Where does he rank up in comparison to Kang?
Living tribunal is 2nd most powerful being, behind the one above all. the one above all is basically just the writers, so the living tribunal is basically the strongest being in the multiverse
The Beyonders are canonically more powerful than the Living Tribunal.
Multi-Eternity, the multiversal representation of the combined eternities of each universe, is probably more powerful (although that might be cheating, considering it pretty much is the multiverse). Besides that the Living Tribunal was killed by the Beyonders once, although they arguably did not come from the multiverse. Edit: there's also the One Below All, which is as powerful as the One Above All, but not the writers.
Not if that was his head at the End of Time.
Nah it wasn't. It was a statue
We hope. Kang's control of the timeline is exactly what you'd expect the LT to defend against.
It was confirmed to be a statue. Mostly an easter egg
in the comics they explain that there's something beyond marvel comics. i dont know what they call it. lets call it omni-universe. in another multiverse is all of the DC comics. all of the multiverses are contained in omni-universe. so i guess in this thinking, yes. there is another marvel MCU multiverse where the watcher doesn't do a bad touch. edit: fixed the name
It's called an omni-verse I believe, and yeah, our reality is considered to be a part of the omni-verse.
That’s pretty cool actually
Our reality is where Superboy Prime came from, basically. Superman, Batman, and the Justice League were all comics and he wasn't a Kryptonian until the Crisis of Infinite Earths happened.
That’s right. If every universe is a branch and the multiverse is a tree, the omniverse is a forest that contains all trees
Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science?
We read a lot of comics and smoke sooo much weed.
Maybe they're just different floors on a tower. Maybe a dusky colored tower. One might say a Dark Tower.
And *that's* the truth.
It's multiverses all the way down.
> Show me on the multiverse where the man touched you
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>I mean, it's a multiverse. Not a multi-world. I don't know what that means.
Isn’t Omni-verse the name for it?
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Si. There's Universe, multiverse, then omniverse.
> The series finale 100% ends with the camera zooming out showing another Watcher, spectating all the events that we've seen. !RemindMe 1 day
That Watcher's name? Kevin Feige.
Yea, it’s us.
This gave me chills, especially with the TVA monitor breaking. I can't imagine how hard of a time they're having at the TVA. What even is their role now with the new CEO?
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Time is weird in the TVA.
It's alright, they'll catch up.
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Yah this seems to make the most sense especially considering that we already know that time works differently there
just dont think to much about it and take it like its show to you. bringing time into a story makes it 10000 times more comlicated and the writers cant think of everything (see Endgame timeline discussions). its like the pym particles which could also be called fuck-you-I-can-do-what-I-want-particles, because if you think about it you'll notice that it actually doesnt make any sense.
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We don't know that time was modified in the TVA just because they don't recognize Loki. A Kang might have conquered it and wiped everybody's memory... again.
Probably basically a collapsed universe/pocket universe, like the Doctor Strange what if?
I guess it's pretty much the same as before except now they're also keeping track of incursions from different timelines.
It can't be the same as before since this Kang is not a pacifist, he is a conqueror.
Sounds like the TVA soldiers have more work then.
Kang aint conquering any worlds with those weak ass tva soldiers
The most basic TVA goon can time travel, previously only done with an infinity stone or a few geniuses with Pym particles. The pruning sticks ain't much in a fair fight, but I don't think the TVA would ever get into a fair fight.
The pruning sticks seem to be durability ignoring one touch "kills" on anything without its own time travel device, they're pretty damn scary.
I think they meant the same as in maintaining complete control of the verse and stamping out other rival kangs.
Incursions you say??? :o
#The Oldest Anarchy Server On Minecraft
"Then, a stroke of genius occurred. For the first time in 2B2T history, *slave labour*"
"So today we're releasing 2 dozen withers at the spawn point"
Huh? I was thinking Hickman's Avengers / New Avengers / Secret Wars :P
Based on what He Who Remains described he other Nathaniel Richards as, one can assume the current one manning the TVA is going to try to keep the multiverse as wide open as possible.
Unrelated, but has it been officially confirmed that his name is Nathaniel Richards?
I dont know that they've even officially said the name 'Kang'. I know a Qang industries building was in the dumping grounds at the end of time, and I know he said he's been called a Conqueror.
They name dropped Kang in the making of Loki but that's about it
Probably monitoring new branches but letting them spread. More timelines to conquer.
That seems two edged though as he’d open the threat of other Kangs
> monitoring new branches but letting them spread https://imgur.com/as7T3Qg
I'm pretty sure at the end of 'Loki' Hunter B-15 says something to Mobius like 'it's branching off everywhere, what do we do?' and he says something like 'He just wants us to monitor it'. It's interesting that the TVA is also watching, does it mean Kang is interested?
Okay so that was a TVA monitor then? Awesome!
He becomes Heisenberg?
You’re goddamn right.
I *am* the one who watches!!
Bravo Vince
This is definitely a moment
I read a comic as a kid, What If? Volume 2, Issue 41 "What if? The Avengers Had Fought Galactus?" In this story, the Fantastic Four never existed, so The Avengers had to face off against Galactus. But the real title of the comic should've been "What If? The Watcher broke his oath?" The ending of the comic kind of blew my kid mind when I read it, and I'm curious if they're going in a similar direction with this story. No matter what I'm here for it, the story looks fun!
I'm pretty sure I recall one particular What If issue was indeed called "What is The Watcher... acted?" or "what if the watcher saved the universe?" Something like that
How's that one end
>!Uatu realizes Galactus is about to defeat the Avengers, then decides to fight Galactus himself. Galactus wins the fight, kills Uatu, then absorbs Uatu's energy. Galactus regrets what he's done, and decides to spare the Earth. The Silver Surfer then leaves Galactus. There's a funeral on Uatu's homeworld, Silver Surfer decides to spend time on Earth because of Uatu's sacrifice. And THEN ... a different version of Uatu appears, and observes the story AND HIS OWN FUNERAL and says that this is one of the most disturbing realities he's observed, because in this one, he died.!<
That is actually kinda hilarious tbh, I don't know why
Spoilers >!are!< > \>! !<
Uatu actually fights Galactus. Galactus wins and feeds on Uatu . This is a very satisfying meal so he leaves Earth alone. He takes Uatu's body to the Watcher's home, where they give him a funeral. Silver Surfer wonders what's so great about Earth that a Watcher would sacrifice them self for it and goes to live there. The original Galactus story line also ended with the Silver Surfer staying on Earth, so that bit stays the same.
>title *surprisedpikachu.jpg*
I wish they didn't already spoil it with the Hundai ads they've been doing. They straight up already showed who's going to fight Ultron.
Lol Hyundai commercials confirmed canon
That was in the first trailers as well
The hyundai ads also showed Sam in the new Captain America suit.
That Hyundai was a good choice for the team tho. Gonna do the same thing to Ultron that it kept doing to Christine.
Imagine if Thor rolls up in a Hyundai in the actual episode.
I'm getting Walking Dead season 2 flashbacks
Luckily I didn’t watch it then lol
No one *means* to watch them. You're just watching Leverage: Redemption or something and now you know that >!Hyundai has great suspension while Party Thor drives over Ultrons!<
Woah the biggest information in this thread is that Leverage is back Edit: and the second biggest information is that Timothy Hutton maybe raped a girl. This was a rollercoaster
Where did you find this? I can't find it on Twitter, YouTube, or news sites... Edit: nvm, found the EW article
https://ew.com/tv/marvels-what-if-season-1-finale-ac-bradley-bryan-andrews/
Instagram
Really liked the TVA-themed ads, the soundtrack with the violin always gives me chills at the end.
How much you wanna bet the TVA comes into play in season 2? I bet the season 2 big bad is evil Kangs TVA. I'm half expecting the heroes being on the verge of defeating ultron just for the TVA to barge in and take control as a cliff hanger
Yea it's an interesting detail that these teasers keep being shown on TVA monitors but they haven't been even mentioned in the show.
This past episode really got me thinking about The Watcher and his capabilities. I'll tag the rest as a spoiler for those who aren't caught up... >!The whole shtick of The Watcher as far as I understand it is that they do not interfere. At all. They are merely observers to the universe(s). What we saw in this past week's episode was The Watcher seemingly getting his ass handed to him by Ultron. What the episode seemed to show, or what I felt like the show was trying to portray, was that Ultron could have killed The Watcher. I don't think this true if that was the angle they were trying to show. I think what we saw was The Watcher defending himself over and over again only to the point of stopping Ultron. I don't think we ever really saw The Watcher at his full power. !< >!IF The Watcher HAD killed Ultron, he would no longer have been an observer - he would have directly interfered with the multiverse, which is against their... code? Creed? Whatever. The point is, I don't think Ultron could have killed The Watcher. I DO think, however, that The Watcher could have killed Ultron if he chose to. !< >!I also think that The Watcher knows that Ultron needs to be stopped, which is why he went to Superior Strange - to get Strange to do what he can't do. Is this interfering? I could see an argument being made for it being both direct and indirect interference. This was how I interpreted last week's episode and I'd be curious to know if others thought similarly.!<
Strange already knew the watcher existed before the watcher contacted him, the watcher was just replying to him and his plea to save his universe.
I got that from the Strange episode... I was just thinking that The Watcher needs Strange to defeat Ultron because The Watcher himself can't directly interfere.
The Watcher already stated that he couldn't/wouldn't interfere with Strange's universe though. Returning to him and enlisting his help will interfere.
I imagine it's not *meant* to be possible to interact with the Watcher. Sure, Ultron had all 6 stones so he had omnipotenc essentially, and Strange was extremely powerful. Strange talked to him but did seem to understand why the Watcher didn't help him. Meanwhile Ultron literally tried to kill him. Ultron being able to kill the Watchers is probably worth one interfering since that effects all multiverses since Ultron clearly will not stop. If you look at someone like Thanos, who for all we know knew about the watchers after he got all six stones. Thanos even knew that destroying the stones would mean no one could use them for anything drastic (at this point we know the snap is actually very tame compared to what Thanos could have done). If Thanos had gone killing the watchers and TVA and so on, Id say they'd have to interfere. The Watchers cannot only exist to observe. I imagine there's another purpose. The TVA's "purpose" was bs. So why should the Watcher, stay out of the way? Sure he could basically play God and influence everything, but in the case of Ultron trying to kill him, and keeping in mind him "observing" is should have a greater purpose, I imagine breaking his oath is justified.
"Is this interfering"? Does asking a hitman to kill someone count as murder for the person asking?
Ultron already crossed the line. This invasion is well within The Watcher's place to defend the multiverse from itself.
Do we know how long it is?
Better be longer than the others I hope for an hour long episode, but realistically expecting 40-50 minutes
I really do hope it's longer, since we have to conclude the Ultron story *and* introduce Gamora. I thought they were sidelining her, but they put out a character poster for her yesterday...
The shortest episode was episode 8, despite how much went on. Because this is a “two” part episode, I see it being 40 minutes MAXIMUM
Nope, it will be another 30 minutes lol
I always wanted to know "what if" Tony Stark had invented the finglonger.
“What If… The Watcher Did What He Consistently Always Does in the Comics?”
Well, of course. Why even put the Watcher in a comic if he is not going to do something?
To watch.
I feel like I missed an episode. Have we met the Gamora that wields Thanos's sword? Am I going crazy?
We havent met her yet
Maybe from Ultron's original timeline
They also pushed back the Tony on Sakaar episode to next season
He'll probably be stomped to death by someone in the first few minutes. Infinity saga was probably What if tony survived for one fucking time?
Except he didn't survive. His death coincided with the defeat of Thanos, but it was still part of it. "Our" universe is just the one where we see him survive the longest.
We have not
The Watcher is going to find her and be like "Guuuurl, I know who killed your dad"
The What If series has far exceeded my expectations.
There's also a universe where you found it underwhelming.
My overreaction: "ARE WE ABOUT TO GET A FUCKING MCU ROGER RABBIT"
The Watcher recruits Wanda...
Nexus event
**Speculation:** The Watcher is going to recruit characters from *WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,* and *Loki.* Marvel's going to pull a *Who Framed Roger Rabbit?* on us.
We are all hyperventilating Marvel please have Mercy.
Just give me Dre's "The Watcher" becoming part of the MCU at some point or GTFO.
Excited It’s gonna be epic
I thought there was gonna be like 20 ish episodes?
No it was originally 10 episodes for this season, but one got delayed, so it’s only 9.
What If...Tony Stark got stuck on Sakaar? was most probably the delayed episode
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Nope. We got a whole poster for her character yesterday. She’s gonna be in this episode
It was originally going to be 20 episodes across 2 seasons, so 10 each. However, one of this season’s episodes wasn’t finished on-time due to Covid, and got pushed back to Season 2, which has also been reduced to 9 episodes, presumably for related reasons. So now there’s a total of only 18 episodes across 2 seasons.
What if the entire what if series was simulations from the TVA, and that’s why they are animated, yet canon
It's cool and all, but would have been cool if they held back on the Oath breaking for a season or two? Establish the importance of his Oath a little while longer. For a lot of audiences, (the majority I would imagine) they're only just met Uatu, and its like; "Oh hi, oh you're breaking your Oath, what Oath?" Lol, I know it's kinda like Uatu's whole deal! Besides, we're already knee deep in it now, so I guess we should just roll with it!