MODOK really thought he was about to be the biggest problem Ant-Man had to deal with. 😭
Bro came in with all that confidence, talking like he was some unstoppable threat, ready to put an end to Ant-Man once and for all.
Then he gets humbled by the one person he probably wasn’t expecting to lose to. 😂
The funniest part wasn’t even the fight. It was the aftermath.
After getting completely embarrassed, MODOK basically had an identity crisis and hit them with the “I don’t know who I am” moment. 💀
Imagine spending all that time trying to stop Ant-Man, only to get defeated and suddenly start questioning your entire existence.
Marvel really gave MODOK one of the most ridiculous character arcs in the MCU. He went from thinking he was a terrifying villain to getting humbled, confused, and somehow becoming one of the funniest parts of the movie.
He wanted to stop Ant-Man. Instead, Ant-Man stopped his villain era. 😭💀
In this iconic scene from X-Men: Apocalypse, Quicksilver uses his super speed to rescue everyone from the exploding Xavier Mansion in slow motion, all set to Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams."
During the final battle of Avengers: Endgame, Doctor Strange asks Wong, “Is that everyone?” But why was he checking?
In Avengers: Infinity War, Strange used the Time Stone to see 14,605 possible futures and discovered only one path to victory. He knew which heroes needed to be there.
As the portals opened, the key person he was waiting for was Captain Marvel, When she arrived, she destroyed Thanos’ warship and later confronted Thanos directly, forcing him to use an Infinity Stone against her.
That moment also showed the Stones could be removed from the Gauntlet through external force, which helped explain how Tony could transfer them to his own armor.
Strange wasn’t simply checking who was missing. He was confirming that the one winning future was finally unfolding.