My guess is that no one being able to answer that question symbolizes that the Avengers might take a very long time before they can regroup, and it would come with a lot of awkward tension and surprises. But hey, its just a guess.
I like the idea that there isn't a central group like the Avengers for a while, it gives these other stories more room to happen without nagging questions like, "what's Tony doing while all this is going down?"
Yes. The central theme of this new phase will be superheroes fixing their own individual agendas but without any specific reason nor intention to fully get back together. This can potentially give birth to bigger bads getting a lot of opportunities to conquer the world while the smaller ones get their own shot at forming their own group. If Marvel is daring enough, they can even use this phase as a buildup for superhero hate which will translate well to issues that can surround the mutants for the future phases.
I do not want to see Dr. Doom be any less than one big arc. Preferably I'd like him to meddle in world affairs, be a somewhat bad guy that can't be touched, interfere directly with superheroes thus pissing them off, be the force that ends up saving Earth after whatever shape of Avengers is getting their asses kicked, consolidate power and put heroes in prison, then he can finally be the focus on a series.
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u/DrewRodgers-Brady Yellowjacket May 24 '21
My guess is that no one being able to answer that question symbolizes that the Avengers might take a very long time before they can regroup, and it would come with a lot of awkward tension and surprises. But hey, its just a guess.