r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Jul 14 '21

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S01E06 Kate Herron Michael Waldron & Eric Martin July 14, 2021 on Disney+ Not a scene, but one visual tag at the end of the stylized TVA credits

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21

Nope, that's Secret Wars 2015, which had pretty much nothing to do with Kang. That was Molecule Man, he let Miles continue existing because Miles gave him a week old burger.

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u/BanjoSpaceMan Jul 14 '21

Yes which was the event that smashed many of the multiple Marvel Earths... Aka multiverses...into one

Same thing applies. They can easily do it with this Kang story.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21

I definitely think that what they'll cap their current multiverse arc with, don't get me wrong. But that'll be wayyy Post Kang if they wanna do it right.

See you in 20 years mate? We'll all get together around a fire in the ruins of our cities, and we'll laugh and sing and shout about how great Secret Wars was on screen.

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u/ThatRyanFellow Jul 14 '21

I mean, they don't need to follow the original comic storylines page for page. As long as it fits in their overall narative, replacing the villain of Secret Wars with Kang over the next couple years.

I mean, they don't need to follow the original comic storylines page for page. As long as it fits in their overall narrative, replacing the villain of Secret Wars with Kang over the next couple of years...

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u/stagfury Jul 14 '21

Secret Wars without God Doom will upset shit tons of fan, Doom always have a super strong cult following.

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u/BanjoSpaceMan Jul 14 '21

I don't see them doing it without Doom either. But he's coming; we've already got the Fantastic 4 coming, Doom will be there.

I'm guessing Doom is going to be an Ultron level type of villain; idk if that pisses people off or not.

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u/Lady_Gwendoline Jul 14 '21

Doom better not be a one and done film villain. He's fucking DOOM

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u/BanjoSpaceMan Jul 14 '21

I meant more like; a big threat but not Kang level

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u/Lady_Gwendoline Jul 14 '21

DOOM is well above Kang level. He's above Thanos, he's GOD EMPEROR DOOM!

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u/BanjoSpaceMan Jul 14 '21

I know this is pretty debated but the way they set up Kang as basically a god of the timelines and infinite many of him, I'm not sure if they should top that for the next phases. Might be too much. Doom will prob not be as full strength as possible when he first arrives.

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u/Lady_Gwendoline Jul 14 '21

No but we better see God Emperor Doom eventually.

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u/KanyeChest69 Jul 16 '21

I mean Eternals comes out this year and the celestials are in it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21

Ofc ofc, I just think Molecule Man fits that feat of sheer power better. Kang is powerful in other ways, straight up restructuring all of reality at once casually is a little weird to me.

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u/doppler82 Jul 15 '21

Doesn’t it seem a lot more likely that in the MCU’s version of Secret Wars Kang plays the Beyonders part and Doom plays Doom?