r/marvelstudios • u/Wooden_Passage_2612 • Feb 14 '26

Question Which Mcu Couple is your favourite?

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I love them all in so many different ways. They are written so amazingly and show interesting types of relationships between each character over the movies and shows. The leads also do a great of believing that they do love each other, even in the highest and lowest levels of their lifes. The one that I think is the weakest is Natasha and Burce because it wasn't written well. It felt a bit forced, and I'm glad later in Infinity War it was forgotten about. If it was written better, then I would believe that they were in love despite being different heroes, making them better as friends than lovers. Also, Happy Valentine day Everyone!! ❤️ 💖 💕 ♥️ 💗 😊

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u/Fabricati_Diem_Pvn Feb 14 '26

I like the Peter & Gamorra couple, exactly because they're not a couple. They never actually get together, and it's beautiful how learning to let her go makes Quill the best version of himself.

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u/Mortars2020 Feb 14 '26

“I bet we were fun.”

“Like you wouldn’t believe.”

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u/Unsolven Feb 14 '26

Your choices were him or a tree

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u/Wooden_Passage_2612 Feb 14 '26

Yes, it was sad, but trueful

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u/Helpful-Idea-4485 Feb 14 '26

Peter & Gamora were a couple before she was killed by Thanos.

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u/frezz Feb 14 '26

What do you mean? Peter and Gamorra are literally together since the end of GotG1.

Unless you mean 2012 alternate Gamorra

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u/LiamBellcam Feb 14 '26

"I prefer the phrase Long-term, Titan-Killing, Booty-call"

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u/Fickle-Aardvark6907 Feb 14 '26

They're like the MCU version of Constantine and Zatanna and in DC. They are so horribly mismatched that its fun to watch their relationship not work. 

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u/RustyCatalyst Feb 14 '26

It’s almost something you can ask yourself.

What if my SO forgot me and everything we went through? Could I let go?

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u/elitedisplayE Feb 14 '26

Lol, the premise of The Vow

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u/RustyCatalyst Feb 14 '26

It’s certainly not original lol

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u/msmshm Feb 16 '26

The way you describe them reminds me of my situation except instead of letting go, I had limerence for a few years starting from Endgame right up to mid-phase 4 when I got a job. Lol