That always bugs me when UA-cam channel narrators refer to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Jessica Jones, Inhumans, etc, as MCU. Technically, WandaVision, & Falcon & the Winter Soldier, aren’t MCU- Marvel Cinematic Universe, & because tv isn’t cinema, but they are important to the films, & if anyone doesn’t watch the shows, it’ll be a little difficult to follow the storyline, like Wanda’s power evolution in WandaVision, & later seen in Doctor Strange & the Multiverse of Madness, or even her twins Tommy & Billy, who I’m willing to bet will show up again in the future.
@@michaelstutts4464 Edwin Jarvis being in both Endgame & Agent Carter, doesn’t mean the show is canon. Peggy Carter (show namesake), & Howard Stark, were also on the show, with a few other cameos from Captain America the First Avenger. Kevin Feige has been a producer for every film in the MCU, as well as WandaVision & Falcon & the Winter Soldier. Feige is president of Marvel Studios, he helps stir “the pot”.
MTU ( Marvel Television Universe consisting ABC, Netflix, Hulu and Freeform Tv Series) and MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe consisting of Movies and Disney+ Series) are two different universes
I think it's a one way street where the tv shows use the movies but the movies don't use the tv shows aside from maybe Agent Carter loosely but now the connective tissue is fully and officially split with Disney+ becoming a thing the scale of events in the Netflix shows and AOS clearly shows not connected any more maybe alternate universe where they secretly saved Phil Colson but the lack of inhumans in the mcu shows their not connected
@@alexroof2597 they are though. Aos and age of ultron are directly connected. The avengers being in sokovia at the start of the film was because of info coulson gave to hill and the hellicarier fury had in the film came from coulson. Aos was also referenced in captain marvel and the web series whih newsfront with Christine everheart.
@@juutota Three is right, there was Hank (first Ant-Man), Janet (first Wasp), and Hope (second Wasp), who were dusted in the stinger of "Ant-Man and the Wasp," while Scott was extra tiny, trying to procure more particles to help Ava (Ghost). No sign of Janet during the Endgame battle, but the other Ant-Man/Gi-Ant-Man is likely Hank.
AoS is canon, just they don't impact the movies (yet, though Disney+ can change that). With the Darkhold, it's established that it's contents change based on the abilities and knowledge of who is reading it. So in AoS, it became something of an extreme science book because a scientist was reading it. To a sorcerer or witch, it becomes a magic book. In both, the "book" as an entity has a goal and uses the ones that read it to accomplish it. Anyway, if it's contents change then its appearance can change.
@@NukeMarine except Kevin Feige said none of the shows before WandaVision are canon. They were made without any of his say so by mostly by someone he didn’t get along with. AoS is over and as far as the movies are concerned the series never happened. They’ve reused actors from various shows as completely different characters in the MCU. There has been no mention of Inhumans or any of the other events of AoS in the MCU. If they wanted to use a canon character that was already shown in the show like Quake, Absorbing Man, Mr Hyde, or Mockingbird they would likely be reboot (even if they used the same actor they would be a new version.) No writer or director for any MCU project has been given contents of the series to keep in mind as canon should they decide to do anything the series already did.
@@delycan4912 not wrong. It’s well documented all over the internet that Feige announced non of the Marvel Netflix shows aren’t canon, & many of the shows will be rebooted under the MCU with Feige’s guidance.
I’d like to know how no one died coming back. Planes in the air, even if the pilot wasn’t dusted, anyone on the plane that was, would come back in the air, & if the pilot was dusted, everyone else who wasn’t, have a high chance of dying. Same with helicopters. People in transportation of any kind, when they come back, whatever they were riding in, would have been moved elsewhere. Those remaining, could be injured or die crashing into anything around. When the dusted come back, they might appear right in front of a car/truck/bus/train, etc.
@@nikki9125 Because Banner made a point of bringing everybody back safely. If they were brought back in the exact same place they left, they'd all die from being in space, because the planet has moved.
@@Sebassftw No she did not. Planet earth is flying through space at incredibly speeds 24/7. The exact same spot where she was snapped is almost certainly not anywhere near earth anymore.
well the Hydra theorie about the nuke is confiremd in the mcu because one of the World Leaders there is revealed in agents of shield i think it was to be part of Hydra
No, they're not. Norton and Ruffalo, yes. But Bana is completely separate, that's like saying that Maguire's and Holland's Spidrman/Perter are the same.
My biggest gripe was in Ant Man when they said about how shrinking just reduces the space between atoms so things still weigh the same. This is why he needed to go through training to control his strength as the force will be concentrated into a much smaller area. Then, later in the film, Dr Pym has a TANK as a key chain! A TANK! Also I very much doubt an ant would be able to fly with an 11 stone bloke on its back. In the sequel they shrink an entire building down and wheel it around on a trolley! At one point they start throwing it around to stop the bad guys getting hold of it. ALSO, in Endgame Scott says that although its been 5 years since the Blip, it was only 5 hours for him due to time dilation in the quantum realm. In Ant Man and the Wasp, Hope's mother has been trapped in the quantum realm for around 30 so if that means it was 30 hours for her, why had she aged 30 years?
yeah, that's bugging me too. I think Ant-man in ant-sized form walking around on someone's body would probably hurt a lot. It also seems like Ant man in giant form grants him increase of strength proportional to its size. A lot of things in Ant-man movies does not make sense, like how does Ghost does not get suck through the ground when she's phasing... or why does her ability does not affect her clothing etc etc.
2 Ant-Mans you say, you mean like new Scott, and ORIGINAL Hank, who like his daughter, just got back from the snap. SR, did you guys forget about Hank? I think you forgot about Hank.
Multiverse theory is often used like that, but this in't the case. Multiverse theory doesn't make everything canon, it just present the ability to have many congruent canons. And really, recats, that's what we're gonna theory about? Lame.
It's a franchise where no effort was put into writing the big, 10 year saga finale and a rat ultimately saved the universe by pure chance. Using reddit randos to explain things seems very appropriate.
Nobody said these reddit theories are the solution for the plot holes, it's supposed to be a light hearted video just listing off the theories. It was never proposed to be the fix for something.
“Multiverse theory” is pretty lazy garbage if you want to fill in a plot hole. I mean, come ON. The answer is, ‘these are fantasy stories that aren’t real and the audience knows this, so it doesn’t matter who plays War Machine. Make the pretty lights sparkle on the tv please,’ Why are Pitch Meetings videos so good, and the same channel discusses reddit trash like this?
Reddit is its own worse enemy you give options to the cast/directors to say.. " hey they looks good lets just put that in real quick" basically picking whatever has the most likes and makes sense
1: not a plot hole 2: not a plot hole 3: plot hole 4: plot hole 5: not a plot hole 6: not a plot hole 7: not a plot hole 8: not a plot hole 9: not a plot hole 10: absolutely not a plot hole why is this even on this list? A plot hole contradicts an already established narrative, so by definition, only 2 of these count
Lol almost most if these is a reach just to prove that marvel tv shows are canon to mcu. Those shows before wandavision gives more plot holes than they should.
Two Ant-Man theory is just completely wrong. It was clarified by marvel that parts between two Ant-Man scene has been trimmed. So, both are Scott lang indeed except the part where he reached the truck was trimmed.
We CAN see Cottonmouth and Blade on the screen at the same time. Flashback: To the night before Cottonmouth dies and have him attacked and bitten by a vampire. BOOM! Now Cottonmouth can show up in Blade and they can face off.
Here's a plot hole: The tesseract between the 1st Thor and Captain America movies. In Thor, the tesseract was lost near the end of the movie in the late 2000s. How did it end up in the 1940s in WWII where Hydra used it to power their weapons and then was recovered by S.H.I.E.L.D.?
Did you even watch thor? Odin hide the teseract in norway after the battle with frost giants so it will be safe. The battle becomes legends and so asgardians are treated as Gods by humans 💀 tesseract only returns to asgard after the first avengers movie.
@@showmeyourmoves8551 That doesn't make any sense because the Rainbow Bifrost Bridge used the Tesseract in order to operate. By the end of the movie, with the Tesseract gone, the Rainbow Bifrost Bridge became inoperable. Thor was only able to come to Earth to recover the Tesseract because of Odin in Avengers 1.
@@darkglass3011 who even told you that speace stone was the one operating bifrost? 💀 The bifrost was broken because thor broke it not because of tesseract. You should pay more attention.
@@showmeyourmoves8551 The Bifrost used the Tesseract as a power source. It was IN THE MOVIE. Also, did you honestly not connect the dots between the Bifrost's ability to travel through space and the SPACE stone? In the climax of the movie the Bifrost was destroyed yes, but the power source used to power it (the Tesseract) became lost, so Asgard couldn't use it anymore even if they repaired it. It became a major problem for them, so Thor was tasked with recovering it and his father Odin used his powers to send Thor to Earth.
The problem with Ant-Man is not that there are two, which is problably just an editing mistake. The problem is that he uses pym particles during this fight when we're explicitly told the only pym particles left are the ones cap uses for his trip. Ant man shouldn't be able to shrink at all during the final battle.
@@orionpraxas9731 That doesn't work because he already shrank and embiggened a few times in the prebattle. Ant man just seem to have the most inconsistent power limitations.
You need more particles for time travel than shrinking. There might have been extra particles that aren't enough for a time travel trip, but can be used for the ant-man suit.
@@goldfishprime Four vials. Two for Cap and Tony to get back. Two that cap took with him to replace the stones. After the fight with thanos pym was back and more could have been made, but during the fight the ones that were back were precious and needed for returning the stone. No reason for Scott to risk wasting them or even for him to be in possession of them. There's a gag earlier on where Scott says they have enough for 2 test runs, he shrinks once, and then corrects himself and says 1 test run. So they clearly need a whole vial for each time travel.
@@disneyerapowerrangers2923 sorry to disappoint you but they are not the biggest problem is that agent of shield had inhumans in it and they r not in the main mcu
@@Makin_Kizel The inhumans storyline doesn't make AoS non-canon. The government swept a lot of those under the rug, and the movies don't mention everything that happens in all the other movies. Infinity War not mentioning that they can regrow Thor's eye with Extremis doesn't mean Extremis isn't canon anymore.
I have an epic theory about all of the pre Disney plus marvel television shows. So in the most basic way I can say it, when Captain America went back in time to return the infinity Stones and mjolnir, he created a branch timeline which includes agent Carter, Agents of Shield, all the defender shows, The punisher, runaways, Cloak and Dagger, I guess helstrom since it would have tied in with Robbie Reyes ghost Rider, and definitely not that terrible inhuman show... That never happened.....to add a further ripple into this Marvel multiverse theory Daniel Sousa who was in the agent Carter television show went to the future with Daisy Johnson AKA Quake from Agents of Shield.
The Tv shows aren’t canon though so they don’t need explaining🤦♂️anyone who says different are reaching the movies literally never referenced them only agent Carter which you could count as canon
@@Floydtimbdujbk_ It wasn't one line. It was explained that AoS is the reason the Avengers knew where the Hydra bases were at the start of the movie, and where Fury got the helicarrier from at the end of the movie.
I have a simpler theory that's not a theory. All the old shows have been decanonized, WandaVision and F&WS are currently the only canon shows.
That always bugs me when UA-cam channel narrators refer to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Jessica Jones, Inhumans, etc, as MCU. Technically, WandaVision, & Falcon & the Winter Soldier, aren’t MCU- Marvel Cinematic Universe, & because tv isn’t cinema, but they are important to the films, & if anyone doesn’t watch the shows, it’ll be a little difficult to follow the storyline, like Wanda’s power evolution in WandaVision, & later seen in Doctor Strange & the Multiverse of Madness, or even her twins Tommy & Billy, who I’m willing to bet will show up again in the future.
@@nikki9125 they are marvel live action universe no more mcu now mlau or mlu jk they did not change the name
and Agent Carter! Jarvis was in Endgame, and Kevin Feige was an executive producer for both seasons of that show
@@michaelstutts4464 Edwin Jarvis being in both Endgame & Agent Carter, doesn’t mean the show is canon. Peggy Carter (show namesake), & Howard Stark, were also on the show, with a few other cameos from Captain America the First Avenger. Kevin Feige has been a producer for every film in the MCU, as well as WandaVision & Falcon & the Winter Soldier. Feige is president of Marvel Studios, he helps stir “the pot”.
@@nikki9125 If Kevin had his hand in the pot, it’s canon, full stop
if pitch meetings were uploaded a regularly as these kind of vids:
*World peace*
True, Ryan George / Pitch Meeting is one of my Favorites!😂
There was an actress who confirmed that she had a deleted scene with ego in guardians of the galaxy 2 playing mantis’ mother
oh wow
Source: trust me
MTU ( Marvel Television Universe consisting ABC, Netflix, Hulu and Freeform Tv Series) and MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe consisting of Movies and Disney+ Series) are two different universes
with the exception of agents of SHIELD
No they aren't.
@@tpsposts6825 aos references the netflix shows and jarvis from agent carter appears in endgame.
I think it's a one way street where the tv shows use the movies but the movies don't use the tv shows aside from maybe Agent Carter loosely but now the connective tissue is fully and officially split with Disney+ becoming a thing the scale of events in the Netflix shows and AOS clearly shows not connected any more maybe alternate universe where they secretly saved Phil Colson but the lack of inhumans in the mcu shows their not connected
@@alexroof2597 they are though. Aos and age of ultron are directly connected. The avengers being in sokovia at the start of the film was because of info coulson gave to hill and the hellicarier fury had in the film came from coulson. Aos was also referenced in captain marvel and the web series whih newsfront with Christine everheart.
Other theory for the second giant antman
Antman just grew to be giant again
Or, it's Hank, the original. He was dusted and thus brought back when his daughter was, as all 3 Pymm's got dusted and it trapped Scott.
@@Laarye only one pym
2 Antmans and neither went up Thanos ass.
@@juutota Three is right, there was Hank (first Ant-Man), Janet (first Wasp), and Hope (second Wasp), who were dusted in the stinger of "Ant-Man and the Wasp," while Scott was extra tiny, trying to procure more particles to help Ava (Ghost).
No sign of Janet during the Endgame battle, but the other Ant-Man/Gi-Ant-Man is likely Hank.
@@ericbambach3222 there is only one pym and two van dynes
The Darkhold looks different because the tv shows aren’t canon, WandaVision is the first one to count. Same with Alfre Woodward and Mahershala Ali.
Wrong
AoS is canon, just they don't impact the movies (yet, though Disney+ can change that). With the Darkhold, it's established that it's contents change based on the abilities and knowledge of who is reading it. So in AoS, it became something of an extreme science book because a scientist was reading it. To a sorcerer or witch, it becomes a magic book. In both, the "book" as an entity has a goal and uses the ones that read it to accomplish it. Anyway, if it's contents change then its appearance can change.
@@NukeMarine except Kevin Feige said none of the shows before WandaVision are canon. They were made without any of his say so by mostly by someone he didn’t get along with. AoS is over and as far as the movies are concerned the series never happened. They’ve reused actors from various shows as completely different characters in the MCU. There has been no mention of Inhumans or any of the other events of AoS in the MCU. If they wanted to use a canon character that was already shown in the show like Quake, Absorbing Man, Mr Hyde, or Mockingbird they would likely be reboot (even if they used the same actor they would be a new version.) No writer or director for any MCU project has been given contents of the series to keep in mind as canon should they decide to do anything the series already did.
@@delycan4912 I would like to see any proof that proves me wrong.
@@delycan4912 not wrong. It’s well documented all over the internet that Feige announced non of the Marvel Netflix shows aren’t canon, & many of the shows will be rebooted under the MCU with Feige’s guidance.
The world security council member that tried to nuke New York was actually Hydra member in Agents of SHIELD.
At the snap, half the universe disappeared. How did all their clothes go with them?
I’d like to know how no one died coming back. Planes in the air, even if the pilot wasn’t dusted, anyone on the plane that was, would come back in the air, & if the pilot was dusted, everyone else who wasn’t, have a high chance of dying. Same with helicopters. People in transportation of any kind, when they come back, whatever they were riding in, would have been moved elsewhere. Those remaining, could be injured or die crashing into anything around. When the dusted come back, they might appear right in front of a car/truck/bus/train, etc.
Snap rhymes with Gap... coincidence??? 😂
@@nikki9125
Because Banner made a point of bringing everybody back safely. If they were brought back in the exact same place they left, they'd all die from being in space, because the planet has moved.
@@Carabas72 I don’t know about that. Monica Rambeau (WandaVision) reappeared at the exact same spot where her mother passed.
@@Sebassftw
No she did not.
Planet earth is flying through space at incredibly speeds 24/7. The exact same spot where she was snapped is almost certainly not anywhere near earth anymore.
well the Hydra theorie about the nuke is confiremd in the mcu because one of the World Leaders there is revealed in agents of shield i think it was to be part of Hydra
That was a great season of AoS by the way.
How does Hydra even benefit a tiny little bit from blowing up New York?
Bana, Norton, Ruffalo Banner/Hulk is the same person & all those are cannon
Bana ei oo. Ookko ihan vitun tyhmä
No, they're not. Norton and Ruffalo, yes. But Bana is completely separate, that's like saying that Maguire's and Holland's Spidrman/Perter are the same.
My biggest gripe was in Ant Man when they said about how shrinking just reduces the space between atoms so things still weigh the same. This is why he needed to go through training to control his strength as the force will be concentrated into a much smaller area. Then, later in the film, Dr Pym has a TANK as a key chain! A TANK! Also I very much doubt an ant would be able to fly with an 11 stone bloke on its back. In the sequel they shrink an entire building down and wheel it around on a trolley! At one point they start throwing it around to stop the bad guys getting hold of it. ALSO, in Endgame Scott says that although its been 5 years since the Blip, it was only 5 hours for him due to time dilation in the quantum realm. In Ant Man and the Wasp, Hope's mother has been trapped in the quantum realm for around 30 so if that means it was 30 hours for her, why had she aged 30 years?
The quantum realm time works differently depending on where you are in it. Other than that, damn good point.
yeah, that's bugging me too. I think Ant-man in ant-sized form walking around on someone's body would probably hurt a lot. It also seems like Ant man in giant form grants him increase of strength proportional to its size.
A lot of things in Ant-man movies does not make sense, like how does Ghost does not get suck through the ground when she's phasing... or why does her ability does not affect her clothing etc etc.
Mantis: exists
This guy narrating: a plot hole 💀
*Explaining every inconsistency with* "cuz alternative timelines" is kind of lazy.
Super lazy.
Really, just say its a recast and boom, 💀. People really needs to overcomplicate things.
Why does the gauntlet look the same? Dmitri made them both. The only difference was Thanos got the left hand and Odin had the right.
Fifth Element pitch meeting
I keep asking for this too 🥳🥳🥳
2 Ant-Mans you say, you mean like new Scott, and ORIGINAL Hank, who like his daughter, just got back from the snap. SR, did you guys forget about Hank? I think you forgot about Hank.
i already heard all this theory to Canadian lad.
Falcon's flight suit. How is it powered? How can he fly for long periods of time and use his wings as shields?
half these TV shows aren’t even in the MCU so they don’t need any explaining making this video hella useless😂
@Jesus Christ huh?
It wasn’t luis in the ant man suit- it was Jimmy Woo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Multiverse theory is often used like that, but this in't the case. Multiverse theory doesn't make everything canon, it just present the ability to have many congruent canons. And really, recats, that's what we're gonna theory about? Lame.
That's funny. Next you will say Wikipedia articles are totally legit even with countless citations needed on dubious articles.
It's a franchise where no effort was put into writing the big, 10 year saga finale and a rat ultimately saved the universe by pure chance. Using reddit randos to explain things seems very appropriate.
Nobody said these reddit theories are the solution for the plot holes, it's supposed to be a light hearted video just listing off the theories. It was never proposed to be the fix for something.
“Multiverse theory” is pretty lazy garbage if you want to fill in a plot hole. I mean, come ON. The answer is, ‘these are fantasy stories that aren’t real and the audience knows this, so it doesn’t matter who plays War Machine. Make the pretty lights sparkle on the tv please,’
Why are Pitch Meetings videos so good, and the same channel discusses reddit trash like this?
This channel is nothing without pitch meetings.
Reddit is its own worse enemy you give options to the cast/directors to say.. " hey they looks good lets just put that in real quick" basically picking whatever has the most likes and makes sense
-You know what I call these?
-Excuses
(Joking don't hate)
What's Luke Cage? Lou Gage? Lou Kage?
We will back on this after black panther 2
13= a decade and a half great math guys
3:13 - It could have been a redeemed Bill Foster (a.k.a. "Black Goliath"). That seems more likely that the Luis theory, honestly.
1: not a plot hole
2: not a plot hole
3: plot hole
4: plot hole
5: not a plot hole
6: not a plot hole
7: not a plot hole
8: not a plot hole
9: not a plot hole
10: absolutely not a plot hole why is this even on this list?
A plot hole contradicts an already established narrative, so by definition, only 2 of these count
Lol almost most if these is a reach just to prove that marvel tv shows are canon to mcu. Those shows before wandavision gives more plot holes than they should.
Two Ant-Man theory is just completely wrong. It was clarified by marvel that parts between two Ant-Man scene has been trimmed. So, both are Scott lang indeed except the part where he reached the truck was trimmed.
Are all of those theorists getting NO PRIZES?
fun fact: no one has watched the entire video yet (edit: at the time this comment was posted)
Fax
i just did
Idid
Yes i have
Wait now I’m confused is the Luke cage show in the mcu cause i thought it wasn’t???
3:59 Tony shows the Avengers her son's history. He researched it. She couldn't fake that. Aw. I wish the netflix shows were canon.
We CAN see Cottonmouth and Blade on the screen at the same time.
Flashback: To the night before Cottonmouth dies and have him attacked and bitten by a vampire. BOOM! Now Cottonmouth can show up in Blade and they can face off.
PLZ DO MORE HOMEWORK.. HALF OF THEM ARE FALSE THEORY
can't ant-man just get big twice?
Netflix shows aren’t canon anymore
A cualquier humano podría a ver desfigurado, ???
there are 2 number 3s
Hi
Hello
The 1st multiverse idea for recastings is a BS understanding of the multiverse.
Stan Lee!
Gotta milk that marvel content innit
AOS s04 isn't part of the mcu
Yes it is.
Here's a plot hole: The tesseract between the 1st Thor and Captain America movies.
In Thor, the tesseract was lost near the end of the movie in the late 2000s.
How did it end up in the 1940s in WWII where Hydra used it to power their weapons and then was recovered by S.H.I.E.L.D.?
Did you even watch thor? Odin hide the teseract in norway after the battle with frost giants so it will be safe. The battle becomes legends and so asgardians are treated as Gods by humans 💀 tesseract only returns to asgard after the first avengers movie.
@@showmeyourmoves8551
That doesn't make any sense because the Rainbow Bifrost Bridge used the Tesseract in order to operate. By the end of the movie, with the Tesseract gone, the Rainbow Bifrost Bridge became inoperable. Thor was only able to come to Earth to recover the Tesseract because of Odin in Avengers 1.
@@darkglass3011 who even told you that speace stone was the one operating bifrost? 💀
The bifrost was broken because thor broke it not because of tesseract. You should pay more attention.
@@showmeyourmoves8551
The Bifrost used the Tesseract as a power source.
It was IN THE MOVIE.
Also, did you honestly not connect the dots between the Bifrost's ability to travel through space and the SPACE stone? In the climax of the movie the Bifrost was destroyed yes, but the power source used to power it (the Tesseract) became lost, so Asgard couldn't use it anymore even if they repaired it. It became a major problem for them, so Thor was tasked with recovering it and his father Odin used his powers to send Thor to Earth.
@@darkglass3011 just watch the movie and stop that bullshit you are making up 💀.
it’s pronounced extreme ius not extra-ist
lol just came here to see the fanboys protect their precious Marvel in the comments
The tv shows are canon. Sorry you're too much of a casual to understand that 😂😂😂😂
The problem with Ant-Man is not that there are two, which is problably just an editing mistake. The problem is that he uses pym particles during this fight when we're explicitly told the only pym particles left are the ones cap uses for his trip. Ant man shouldn't be able to shrink at all during the final battle.
Captain America grabbed four vials, it could have given the other two to Scott once they got back.
Not necessarily true, Wasp could've tossed him a spare or two after she returned.
@@orionpraxas9731 That doesn't work because he already shrank and embiggened a few times in the prebattle. Ant man just seem to have the most inconsistent power limitations.
You need more particles for time travel than shrinking. There might have been extra particles that aren't enough for a time travel trip, but can be used for the ant-man suit.
@@goldfishprime Four vials. Two for Cap and Tony to get back. Two that cap took with him to replace the stones. After the fight with thanos pym was back and more could have been made, but during the fight the ones that were back were precious and needed for returning the stone. No reason for Scott to risk wasting them or even for him to be in possession of them.
There's a gag earlier on where Scott says they have enough for 2 test runs, he shrinks once, and then corrects himself and says 1 test run. So they clearly need a whole vial for each time travel.
Netflix and ABC shows are not canon there I fixed all of them at once
Yes they are.
@@disneyerapowerrangers2923 sorry to disappoint you but they are not the biggest problem is that agent of shield had inhumans in it and they r not in the main mcu
@@Makin_Kizel The inhumans storyline doesn't make AoS non-canon. The government swept a lot of those under the rug, and the movies don't mention everything that happens in all the other movies. Infinity War not mentioning that they can regrow Thor's eye with Extremis doesn't mean Extremis isn't canon anymore.
@@Makin_Kizel yes it is. Aos sets up age of ultron with the hellicarier fury had in the film coming from coulson and captain marvel references aos.
La mano de Dios
390th!!
Who else cringed at the way the narrator of the video pronounced extremis?
Ebic Redditors
*dabs*
Pure bs. Just so pure
Sheeesh
First
Not first
I have an epic theory about all of the pre Disney plus marvel television shows. So in the most basic way I can say it, when Captain America went back in time to return the infinity Stones and mjolnir, he created a branch timeline which includes agent Carter, Agents of Shield, all the defender shows, The punisher, runaways, Cloak and Dagger, I guess helstrom since it would have tied in with Robbie Reyes ghost Rider, and definitely not that terrible inhuman show... That never happened.....to add a further ripple into this Marvel multiverse theory Daniel Sousa who was in the agent Carter television show went to the future with Daisy Johnson AKA Quake from Agents of Shield.
The Tv shows aren’t canon though so they don’t need explaining🤦♂️anyone who says different are reaching the movies literally never referenced them only agent Carter which you could count as canon
Age of Ultron referenced Agents of SHIELD. There's no reason to assume they aren't canon at this time.
@@Volvagia0slayer no character appeared in age of Ultron from aos though? 1 line referencing them is a reach
@@Floydtimbdujbk_ It wasn't one line. It was explained that AoS is the reason the Avengers knew where the Hydra bases were at the start of the movie, and where Fury got the helicarrier from at the end of the movie.
@@Volvagia0slayer yeah once again the shows referenced the movies the movie didn’t reference it
@@Floydtimbdujbk_ The movie did reference the show. I explained how.
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@@NoahHedrick1 Was this guy first?
No one cares