Someone else probably said it but the reason I'm glad they went back to Strange was because he never got an actual redemption arc he was pretty much just stuck in stasis. Then when he found a way to capture Infinity Panther he was stuck with just his grief and the knowledge of the multiverse... So here he at least got a redemption arc of sorts.
If you're wondering how Captain Carter survived while holding all the Infinity Stones in her hand, it was because Kahhori used her powers to shield the stones. You have to look very closely at 18:55 as it is rather quick, but there was faint blue shielding around the stones
Also, carter's an enhanced human to begin with, and I'm pretty sure Kahorri used Killmonger's Vibranium to reinforce the suit (These probably allowed Killmonger to wear them too)
I would also assume that it takes less energy to punch something really hard with your fist to hurt it compared to restoring half of all life in the entire universe. At least in part, scale has to matter.
Watching this reaction, I only just realized how sly The Watcher was being when he preambled Strange’s story and finished the prologue with: “Now, two legends must band together to stop a threat unlike any the multiverse has ever faced.” Because the threat is Dr. Strange and the two legends are Captain Carter and Kahhori.
So much to talk about but I'm going to touch on something I particularly loved. Inclusion is good. Inclusion is best when it fits seamlessly into existing cannon. Kahhori. What a wonderful addition to the Marvel pantheon of characters. She was done perfectly. I hope we see more of her.
Every time I see something like this I just go, "And yet what we got in the multiverse of madness wasn't anywhere like a multiverse of madness... now THIS is more like it"
Underrated Peggy moment - she has the infinity stones and can do literally anything she wants. Just finishes the job at hand. No finding Steve, rewinding time or anything like that. I think Kahori works because she isn't a Mary Sue at all. She actually loses every fight she's in (it's the tribe that wins the final battle, she was toast on her own) but fights anyway which is basically the textbook definition of heroism.
The Cherokee peoples originally lived in the Smokie Mountains, so North & South Carolina, Eastern Tennessee, and Northern Georgia. Kohori's people though were speaking the Mohawk language which put them further north and east of that location, while The Badlands are located in the Dakotas.
Haylee Atwell continues to kill it. It’s too bad Mission Impossible failed at the box office because Haylee is a super star performer and just oozes charisma even in animation. I was so ready for her to be in all the things and get all the money. I think season 3 of What If is coming sooner rather than later, one of the scenes from an upcoming episode was dropped on UA-cam after the season 2 finale
Dead Reckoning Pt 1 didn’t bomb at the box office. It underperformed, and likely only broke even when we factor in all the marketing, but it didn’t bomb. Moreover, it was a critical success, had strong home sales, and pretty great buzz. Barbie and Oppenheimer were the box office darlings this year, sure (and they’re gonna get the awards nods that MI:DR1 was never competing for). But the best thing is that anticipation for MI:DR2 is pretty high already, and DR1 didn’t lose money. People will likely turn up in droves to see what is likely Tom’s last run as Ethan Hunt. And you can be sure Haylee Atwell will be there, too.
@@AngeloBarovierSD production budget of $291 million and a box office of $567 million = this was a money loser unless somehow it made another $100m in PVOD and licensing
@@chazzerous I get that the internet has made people believe in the basic PBx2 equals total cost paradigm but I assure you, that premise is a blunt instrument being used to describe a complex reality. MI:DR1 was not a bomb. It did not lose money. It isn’t a franchise killer. However, I’m not willing to argue about it. You’re welcome to believe what you want to believe.
I agree that a Captain Carter series would be amazing. In the meantime, we only have the two seasons of Agent Carter. It’s worth watching if you haven’t already.
Wanda could not send Captain Carter "home" because when The Forerunner went home, the universe unfolded and Wanda (along with all of the other Marvel Heroes) was returned to her proper place in the continuum.
1) Peggy has become a multiversal entity, has so much potential 2) Strange demon is grief, and vission said to wanda "what is grief if not love persevering?"
A couple of theories out there that I love. 1. The "Demon" was the manifestation of Strange's grief. It possessed him, and they helped separate him from it, which allowed him to make the sacrifice. 2. The Watcher brought her to the tree because Loki is putting together his own Guardians of the Multiverse.
The Demon whitin Strange is nothing more than the combination of all the mystical beings he absorbed over hundreds of years. Their individual forms manifest when Peggy hits him with the Infinity Stones and they leave Strange's body momentarily. But yes, they also became the collective manifestation of Strange's grief.
They definitely could've build up the finale more in regards to having Strange Supreme being Season 2's overall main villain, but i still like it in terms of the action and ideas for both of Captain Carter and Strange Supreme's arcs in this episode
I've followed Dr Strange, since I was ten years old, and that was a very long time ago. My dad would take me to the comics shop, every Saturday. Thanks dad.
Great vid. Wanda couldn't send her back, because Wanda (and the rest of the heroes) were no longer in 1602 - once the Forerunner (Steve) returned to his correct time period, the two merged time periods undid themselves, returning back to normal and sending everyone's essence back to where they were supposed to be (except Peggy herself, as she arrived a different way), just as Peggy surmised would happen in that ep. Clarification on Kahhori - she's Mohawk, not Cherokee.
This season was awesome! I really enjoyed the treatment for Kahhori and Carter, especially with the introduction of Kahhori! It was such a good story and very well done! The whole arc was very good and a lot of fun! I don't know that "borrow" from the first season is exactly what they did... I think it is more like "built" on the first season. Of course there were many folks who complained that the stories this season focused on female characters way too much. Personally, I am of the mind that if the stories are good, what does it matter? And these were very good and very fun! My only concern is that now that Peggy is a force in the Multiverse, what challenges lay before her that she wouldn't be able to overcome? My hope is that they go in a new direction... new heroes and new challenges. New... can you imagine? What if...?
No, the original Yggdrasil was essentially destroyed with Ragnarok; Loki remade the time branches into its image but it's not the same Yggdrasil, so this is one is the Tree of Time as well as a new Tree of Life.
Point of order: As we mere mortals understand it, without time, there is no life. Even the Norse creation theory touches on this (here the pre-life void is Ginnungagap), with the proto-giant being born from the drippings of a frozen river (depending on which attestation you prefer). With no “flow” (time) there was no life in the cosmos. The beginning of the flow marked the beginning of life. Moreover, the accepted understanding of Yggdrasil is that it is the World Tree (not the Tree of Life, which is a movie I couldn’t get through). And, lastly, the wonderful meta aspect of Yggdrasil in the MCU is that, as the centre of existence across multiple belief systems, it is everything to all things. It is life. It is time. It is the world itself. In it, with it, by it. The alpha and the omega. Everything at once but nothing we can describe. So, it is and it isn’t the Tree of Life and the Tree of Time, or both or neither. It is something we cannot comprehend and yet it is something we all understand. ___ This moment brought to you by the Dr. Joseph Campbell foundation, and a sugary breakfast.
Doctor strange in what if is known as Strange supreme your thinking of the Doctor strange variant called sinister strange he's evil variant from the Doctor strange multiverse of madness movie with the third eye.
Have you checked out the Agent Carter series? I think Disney+ has both seasons. About this episode, why didn't Kohorri just blink Strange out like she did Killmonger? Blink him out, game over.
It's not a "Captain Carter" show but have you seen "Agent Carter?" It's 18 episodes over 2 seasons of Peggy Carter. If you haven't watched it I would definitely recommend it. It is cut short and ends prematurely but what we got was great.
I would honestly be more than fine if Marvel did a movie or series or whatever (animated or otherwise) that was about Captain Carter meeting our Captain America in his quest to return the stones and those being the two who end up together in the final Endgame scene after a huge multiverse adventure.
What a great season! Thank you for acknowledging the subtitles, although I truly appreciate them speaking Mohawk in Kohhori's episode. I found it distracting from the beauty of the show - as I kept rewinding to read what she said
Such a phenomenal season and seems like the story will continue from here on in, it still pretty insane that the Marvel animation stories are far more superior to some of the most recent phase of story telling that has been done. but ill take it every single time if they keep making these amazing stories for the animated world. thanks for the reaction.
Ok so this episode in terms of action was pretty damn good. The concepts were cool. Loved seeing all the variants, and different kinds of weapons. These aspects truly made it feel like the season finale to a multiversal series. BUT my biggest issue is that they basically completely nullified Strange's redemption arc. They could've ended his story in S1 and brought in a new villain for S2. Restoring his universe at the end felt like a copout to me, that it cheapened the emotional weight of the episode the universe was lost in. I thought the lesson of that episode was when something that truly matters is lost, sometimes you can't get it back. You fail to accept that, you'll just lose more, and you won't get that back either. But now it just feels... meh. Captain Carter felt overused this season. She's a good character and I liked her sequel episode, but I felt like that's where her story should've ended so that new characters (like Kahhori) can get more screentime to be established as new protagonists for a new season.
I felt like after season 1 ended with the Guardians of the Multiverse, the showrunners felt like they had to a similar callback this season. It wasn't bad, but it felt a little repetitive. I hope season 3 relies on more really strong standalone episodes. There are so many stories to tell!
There wasn't really any redemption arc. He destroyed his own universe and sometime later the Watcher came to ask for his help. He did provide that help but we didn't see any kind of character development from him and then the Watcher naively entrusted him with watching over the frozen Ultron vs Killmonger battle. It's entirely in-character for him to discover that the frozen combatants could be used as a power source and work out a way to use it to regenerate his original universe only to then realise it wasn't enough power and go looking for more.
I’ve honestly always despised the notion of happily ever after, and thus cannot accept the notion of a followup story “undoing” or “nullifying” a redemption arc. For that (nullification) to be true, it requires one to accept the happily ever after notion. And, it also suggests we scorn tragic stories. What I love about the MCU’s various Doctor Strange projects is that they do explore the very Greek tragedy of heroes who overcome great perils and win the day, only to lose tomorrow’s battle or become the villain. It is a reflection of life. In many ways, it’s anti-Disney** because Disney built its model on taking grimmer fairy tales, sanitizing them, and leaning into happily ever afters. But, in the old days, folklore and myth were more reflections of real life than they were escapist fantasies. (Also, remember that Strange went full Ellen Ripley version 37 in the end, embracing his own dark progeny as they plunged to their demise. So, in the end, Strange still redeemed himself.) ___ ** Which is not to say I’m anti-Disney. I’m just pointing out the irony which this Disney subsidiary has created.
Very thoughtful commentary. I've seen several reaction vids to this episode and yours stands head and shoulders above the rest. Supreme Strange is tragic. His episode in S1 broke my heart. Captain Carter is the goat incarnation of any version of Cap and this is coming from a Steve Rogers stan. The live action Agent Carter series was amazing and I don't know how many people know about it. A live action Captain Carter would be almost too dope for me to handle. Keep up the good work, I can tell you love these characters and it shows.
This is basically a sneak preview of Secret Wars with all the different versions of the heroes and villains fighting each other and unfortunately I've seen comments from people who hate Kahhori and call her woke
Love, love, love your reactions. Discovered you from Blue Eye reactions & started bingeing. 😂 REMINDER: The OFFICIAL sneak peek of What If…? Season 3 is out: ua-cam.com/video/vaXXgq-e-yw/v-deo.htmlsi=UmAlgcv2M1se-UoO
@@bluesorcerer83 so Netflix Daredevil takes place before Echo. You can watch either one first. Echo takes place after the Hawkeye show if you want to watch in order to
It's not a plosive t, though, like in "tube". Instead, it's more of a voiced alveolar tap like the Japanese r or like the middle consonant in the North American pronunciation of "better"
I'm not one in favor of a redemption arc (even a sacrificial redemption arc) for Strange Supreme. Some people deserve an eternity with the results of their evil acts, and destroying a universe for selfish purpose is an evil act that deserves no redemption arc. It's a lesson. But I'll chime in with the others that you ought to react to Agent Carter, if you haven't already seen it.
Someone else probably said it but the reason I'm glad they went back to Strange was because he never got an actual redemption arc he was pretty much just stuck in stasis. Then when he found a way to capture Infinity Panther he was stuck with just his grief and the knowledge of the multiverse... So here he at least got a redemption arc of sorts.
LOL I said I'm sure someone's probably said it then I kept playing and you said it yourself :P
Strange Supreme is like regular Strange, but with lettuce, tomatoes, and sour cream.
Don't forget the pickles.
And a heavy helping of bitter melon
If you're wondering how Captain Carter survived while holding all the Infinity Stones in her hand, it was because Kahhori used her powers to shield the stones. You have to look very closely at 18:55 as it is rather quick, but there was faint blue shielding around the stones
I figured it was because they were different infinity stones than the ones we saw in the Infinity Saga.
Also, carter's an enhanced human to begin with, and I'm pretty sure Kahorri used Killmonger's Vibranium to reinforce the suit (These probably allowed Killmonger to wear them too)
I would also assume that it takes less energy to punch something really hard with your fist to hurt it compared to restoring half of all life in the entire universe. At least in part, scale has to matter.
I assumed Strange's protection spell from earlier was still in effect.
Watching this reaction, I only just realized how sly The Watcher was being when he preambled Strange’s story and finished the prologue with: “Now, two legends must band together to stop a threat unlike any the multiverse has ever faced.”
Because the threat is Dr. Strange and the two legends are Captain Carter and Kahhori.
Man that's cool
My favorite line this episode:
"Fits like a glove." After she dons the infinity stones.
I love that you still get emotional when we revisit Strange Supreme's story. Makes me wanna rewatch your 1x04 reaction.
So much to talk about but I'm going to touch on something I particularly loved. Inclusion is good. Inclusion is best when it fits seamlessly into existing cannon. Kahhori. What a wonderful addition to the Marvel pantheon of characters. She was done perfectly. I hope we see more of her.
Every time I see something like this I just go, "And yet what we got in the multiverse of madness wasn't anywhere like a multiverse of madness... now THIS is more like it"
+Saphthings
Movie was still great.
I don't understand the hate.
I would love to see you react to the Agent Carter series (two seasons that were aired on ABC) or just the Agent Carter One Shot for starters.
Came here to say this basically
Same, I would love to see you react to Agent Carter
yes, please watch. It's actually a good marvel show.
Underrated Peggy moment - she has the infinity stones and can do literally anything she wants. Just finishes the job at hand. No finding Steve, rewinding time or anything like that.
I think Kahori works because she isn't a Mary Sue at all. She actually loses every fight she's in (it's the tribe that wins the final battle, she was toast on her own) but fights anyway which is basically the textbook definition of heroism.
"You'll send me home?"
"Cross my heart"
Remind me what the name of his episode was again
8:37 not Cherokee. They’re Mohawk.
18:10
when you get all the legendary weapons in an RPG.
The Cherokee peoples originally lived in the Smokie Mountains, so North & South Carolina, Eastern Tennessee, and Northern Georgia. Kohori's people though were speaking the Mohawk language which put them further north and east of that location, while The Badlands are located in the Dakotas.
"I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship."
Haylee Atwell continues to kill it. It’s too bad Mission Impossible failed at the box office because Haylee is a super star performer and just oozes charisma even in animation. I was so ready for her to be in all the things and get all the money.
I think season 3 of What If is coming sooner rather than later, one of the scenes from an upcoming episode was dropped on UA-cam after the season 2 finale
Dead Reckoning Pt 1 didn’t bomb at the box office. It underperformed, and likely only broke even when we factor in all the marketing, but it didn’t bomb.
Moreover, it was a critical success, had strong home sales, and pretty great buzz. Barbie and Oppenheimer were the box office darlings this year, sure (and they’re gonna get the awards nods that MI:DR1 was never competing for).
But the best thing is that anticipation for MI:DR2 is pretty high already, and DR1 didn’t lose money.
People will likely turn up in droves to see what is likely Tom’s last run as Ethan Hunt. And you can be sure Haylee Atwell will be there, too.
@@AngeloBarovierSD production budget of $291 million and a box office of $567 million = this was a money loser unless somehow it made another $100m in PVOD and licensing
@@chazzerous I get that the internet has made people believe in the basic PBx2 equals total cost paradigm but I assure you, that premise is a blunt instrument being used to describe a complex reality.
MI:DR1 was not a bomb. It did not lose money. It isn’t a franchise killer.
However, I’m not willing to argue about it. You’re welcome to believe what you want to believe.
You skimmed over that perfect "what if" way too fast :O I literally went, "woaah" lol. I've been cheering your attempts! lol
I appreciate you! Thank you for the support! 😂😂 #wedidit
I agree that a Captain Carter series would be amazing. In the meantime, we only have the two seasons of Agent Carter. It’s worth watching if you haven’t already.
The crime was ending Agent Carter. It was extremely underrated.
Strong and independent women defeated the dark strange, yes yes. It's the biggest fuck I've ever seen in my life.
Why do we keep coming back? Great reactions and emotions, especially the emotions!❤️
Wanda could not send Captain Carter "home" because when The Forerunner went home, the universe unfolded and Wanda (along with all of the other Marvel Heroes) was returned to her proper place in the continuum.
1) Peggy has become a multiversal entity, has so much potential
2) Strange demon is grief, and vission said to wanda "what is grief if not love persevering?"
Strange Supreme sounds like something served at Taco Bell
A couple of theories out there that I love. 1. The "Demon" was the manifestation of Strange's grief. It possessed him, and they helped separate him from it, which allowed him to make the sacrifice. 2. The Watcher brought her to the tree because Loki is putting together his own Guardians of the Multiverse.
The Demon whitin Strange is nothing more than the combination of all the mystical beings he absorbed over hundreds of years. Their individual forms manifest when Peggy hits him with the Infinity Stones and they leave Strange's body momentarily. But yes, they also became the collective manifestation of Strange's grief.
They definitely could've build up the finale more in regards to having Strange Supreme being Season 2's overall main villain, but i still like it in terms of the action and ideas for both of Captain Carter and Strange Supreme's arcs in this episode
Honestly, I'm here for your huge mugs.
I've followed Dr Strange, since I was ten years old, and that was a very long time ago. My dad would take me to the comics shop, every Saturday. Thanks dad.
Great vid. Wanda couldn't send her back, because Wanda (and the rest of the heroes) were no longer in 1602 - once the Forerunner (Steve) returned to his correct time period, the two merged time periods undid themselves, returning back to normal and sending everyone's essence back to where they were supposed to be (except Peggy herself, as she arrived a different way), just as Peggy surmised would happen in that ep. Clarification on Kahhori - she's Mohawk, not Cherokee.
5:23 We’re laughing with you, not at you. We promise 😉
Yeesh imagine the universe that turned Rocket into the full cyborg monster variant we saw during the fight
This season was awesome! I really enjoyed the treatment for Kahhori and Carter, especially with the introduction of Kahhori! It was such a good story and very well done! The whole arc was very good and a lot of fun! I don't know that "borrow" from the first season is exactly what they did... I think it is more like "built" on the first season. Of course there were many folks who complained that the stories this season focused on female characters way too much. Personally, I am of the mind that if the stories are good, what does it matter? And these were very good and very fun! My only concern is that now that Peggy is a force in the Multiverse, what challenges lay before her that she wouldn't be able to overcome? My hope is that they go in a new direction... new heroes and new challenges. New... can you imagine? What if...?
Kahhori is Mohawk, not Cherokee. They're part of the Iroquois Confederacy, mostly located in upstate NY and SE Canada.
I can see now in Multiverse of madness, why the Illuminati decided to kill their Doctor strange and decided not to trust others.
Well done, I enjoyed the commentary as always!
HEEEEEEEEEY YOU FINALLY GOT THE TIMING DOWN! CONGRATS!
Just a minor correction. Yggdrasil (pronounced IG-drah-sill), is the tree of LIFE, not the tree of time.
No, the original Yggdrasil was essentially destroyed with Ragnarok; Loki remade the time branches into its image but it's not the same Yggdrasil, so this is one is the Tree of Time as well as a new Tree of Life.
Point of order: As we mere mortals understand it, without time, there is no life. Even the Norse creation theory touches on this (here the pre-life void is Ginnungagap), with the proto-giant being born from the drippings of a frozen river (depending on which attestation you prefer).
With no “flow” (time) there was no life in the cosmos. The beginning of the flow marked the beginning of life.
Moreover, the accepted understanding of Yggdrasil is that it is the World Tree (not the Tree of Life, which is a movie I couldn’t get through).
And, lastly, the wonderful meta aspect of Yggdrasil in the MCU is that, as the centre of existence across multiple belief systems, it is everything to all things.
It is life. It is time. It is the world itself. In it, with it, by it. The alpha and the omega. Everything at once but nothing we can describe.
So, it is and it isn’t the Tree of Life and the Tree of Time, or both or neither.
It is something we cannot comprehend and yet it is something we all understand.
___
This moment brought to you by the Dr. Joseph Campbell foundation, and a sugary breakfast.
lol your reactions are amazing
Doctor strange in what if is known as Strange supreme your thinking of the Doctor strange variant called sinister strange he's evil variant from the Doctor strange multiverse of madness movie with the third eye.
There is a sneak peak at season 3 of What If
Love your reactions. Can't wait for the next one.
Have you checked out the Agent Carter series? I think Disney+ has both seasons.
About this episode, why didn't Kohorri just blink Strange out like she did Killmonger? Blink him out, game over.
It's not a "Captain Carter" show but have you seen "Agent Carter?" It's 18 episodes over 2 seasons of Peggy Carter. If you haven't watched it I would definitely recommend it. It is cut short and ends prematurely but what we got was great.
20:21 We got an Agent Captain Carter show, you should so watch this 2 season show! Takes place after Steve got frozen!
I would honestly be more than fine if Marvel did a movie or series or whatever (animated or otherwise) that was about Captain Carter meeting our Captain America in his quest to return the stones and those being the two who end up together in the final Endgame scene after a huge multiverse adventure.
What a great season! Thank you for acknowledging the subtitles, although I truly appreciate them speaking Mohawk in Kohhori's episode. I found it distracting from the beauty of the show - as I kept rewinding to read what she said
Captain Carter has her own marvel show! I really suggest you watch it, as it's quite good!
That's Agent Carter. Not exactly the same, but it's worth watching too. One of the best superhero series starring a woman.
@@bluesorcerer83 She's a hero & super! To me, it's the same!
Season 3 is on the way, btw
I love this season.
Such a phenomenal season and seems like the story will continue from here on in, it still pretty insane that the Marvel animation stories are far more superior to some of the most recent phase of story telling that has been done. but ill take it every single time if they keep making these amazing stories for the animated world. thanks for the reaction.
*What If...?* S2 Episodes Ranked
1. 2x06: "Kahhori Reshaped the World?"
2. 2x08: "The Avengers Assembled in 1602?"
3. 2x02: "Peter Quill Attacked Earth's Mightiest Heroes?"
4. 2x09: "Strange Supreme Intervened?"
5. 2x05: "Captain Carter Fought The HYDRA Stomper?"
6. 2x07: "Hela Found the Ten Rings?"
7. 2x01: "Nebula Joined the Nova Corps?"
8. 2x03: "Happy Hogan Saved Christmas?"
I'm guessing 2x04 didn't make it on the list then? Much love and respect.
@@damienrichards9743 2x04 is technically an episode of Season 1
@@JoelMiller431that’s fair.
Ok so this episode in terms of action was pretty damn good. The concepts were cool. Loved seeing all the variants, and different kinds of weapons. These aspects truly made it feel like the season finale to a multiversal series.
BUT my biggest issue is that they basically completely nullified Strange's redemption arc. They could've ended his story in S1 and brought in a new villain for S2. Restoring his universe at the end felt like a copout to me, that it cheapened the emotional weight of the episode the universe was lost in. I thought the lesson of that episode was when something that truly matters is lost, sometimes you can't get it back. You fail to accept that, you'll just lose more, and you won't get that back either. But now it just feels... meh.
Captain Carter felt overused this season. She's a good character and I liked her sequel episode, but I felt like that's where her story should've ended so that new characters (like Kahhori) can get more screentime to be established as new protagonists for a new season.
I felt like after season 1 ended with the Guardians of the Multiverse, the showrunners felt like they had to a similar callback this season. It wasn't bad, but it felt a little repetitive. I hope season 3 relies on more really strong standalone episodes. There are so many stories to tell!
Wow, you just described exactly how I feel about this season LOL
There wasn't really any redemption arc. He destroyed his own universe and sometime later the Watcher came to ask for his help. He did provide that help but we didn't see any kind of character development from him and then the Watcher naively entrusted him with watching over the frozen Ultron vs Killmonger battle. It's entirely in-character for him to discover that the frozen combatants could be used as a power source and work out a way to use it to regenerate his original universe only to then realise it wasn't enough power and go looking for more.
I’ve honestly always despised the notion of happily ever after, and thus cannot accept the notion of a followup story “undoing” or “nullifying” a redemption arc.
For that (nullification) to be true, it requires one to accept the happily ever after notion. And, it also suggests we scorn tragic stories.
What I love about the MCU’s various Doctor Strange projects is that they do explore the very Greek tragedy of heroes who overcome great perils and win the day, only to lose tomorrow’s battle or become the villain.
It is a reflection of life.
In many ways, it’s anti-Disney** because Disney built its model on taking grimmer fairy tales, sanitizing them, and leaning into happily ever afters.
But, in the old days, folklore and myth were more reflections of real life than they were escapist fantasies.
(Also, remember that Strange went full Ellen Ripley version 37 in the end, embracing his own dark progeny as they plunged to their demise. So, in the end, Strange still redeemed himself.)
___
** Which is not to say I’m anti-Disney. I’m just pointing out the irony which this Disney subsidiary has created.
guys, this is a continuarion of his arc.
Very thoughtful commentary. I've seen several reaction vids to this episode and yours stands head and shoulders above the rest. Supreme Strange is tragic. His episode in S1 broke my heart. Captain Carter is the goat incarnation of any version of Cap and this is coming from a Steve Rogers stan. The live action Agent Carter series was amazing and I don't know how many people know about it. A live action Captain Carter would be almost too dope for me to handle. Keep up the good work, I can tell you love these characters and it shows.
Kahori is Mohawk not Cherokee.
Yggdrasil is pronounced eeg-dra-seel
so it was grief vs multiverse avengers after all, and grief lost and so did Strange
How they cap it off? They Captain Carter it off XD I should be sorry, but I'm not. Honestly, though, the way this one ends is just... beautiful.
We're here to watch you cry! 😈
This is basically a sneak preview of Secret Wars with all the different versions of the heroes and villains fighting each other and unfortunately I've seen comments from people who hate Kahhori and call her woke
If this is all Secret Wars will be, I'm already tired of a story that's mostly just punching.
@@kirkdarling4120 then you're really gonna hate Battle World lol
sooo... agent carter reaction when? 😊
I guess doctor strange didn't learn nothing last season
Love, love, love your reactions. Discovered you from Blue Eye reactions & started bingeing. 😂
REMINDER: The OFFICIAL sneak peek of What If…? Season 3 is out: ua-cam.com/video/vaXXgq-e-yw/v-deo.htmlsi=UmAlgcv2M1se-UoO
I love when you cry
Watch life of pi
No Echo?
Can’t get to to it yet. I wish they did one episode a week but a big drop like that messes everything up
@@funnylilgalreacts that’s very understandable, It’s a good show and made me finally want to watch Netflix Daredevil
@@jwrankins Are there too many spoilers of Daredevil in Echo? I want to watch both.
@@bluesorcerer83 so Netflix Daredevil takes place before Echo. You can watch either one first. Echo takes place after the Hawkeye show if you want to watch in order to
*What If...?* S2 Villains Ranked
1. Strange Supreme
2. Steve Rogers/HYDRA Stomper
3. Odin
4. Ego the Living Planet
5. King Thor (1602)
6. Justin Hammer
7. Melina Vostokoff
8. Irani Rael
9. Rodrigo Gonzolo
its pronounced kahorti just dont always hear the t
It's not a plosive t, though, like in "tube". Instead, it's more of a voiced alveolar tap like the Japanese r or like the middle consonant in the North American pronunciation of "better"
You are so beautiful
I'm not one in favor of a redemption arc (even a sacrificial redemption arc) for Strange Supreme. Some people deserve an eternity with the results of their evil acts, and destroying a universe for selfish purpose is an evil act that deserves no redemption arc. It's a lesson.
But I'll chime in with the others that you ought to react to Agent Carter, if you haven't already seen it.