Kenjaku’s entire plan to capture the strongest relies on Satoru’s love and longing for Suguru, because he knows he can catch him off guard simply by showing up.
What if Doctor Strange was not the one who told Doom about Wanda, but Doom was already observing her, and it was Wanda who told Doom about Earth-616's Doctor Strange?
She started as a naive girl but eventually became one of the smartest players in the Game of Thrones and Queen in the North. 👑
If you truly watched GOT, mention the name of this Stark girl!
One lesson Game of Thrones taught me: You become what you spend your life doing.
Arya became a killer. Sansa became a queen. Bran became the Three-Eyed Raven.
Life has a way of turning you into what you prepare yourself to be.
What lesson did GOT teach you?
How are we supposed to take Voldemort seriously when his entire career as the Dark Lord is one embarrassing L after another?
This man is supposed to be the most powerful wizard alive, yet his first attempt to kill a baby ends with his own curse taking him out. He comes back in Goblet of Fire, finally gets Harry in his hands in Deathly Hallows, and STILL can’t finish the job. He literally destroys a piece of his own soul instead.
Then comes the final duel. He’s holding the Elder Wand, the wand that’s supposed to make him unbeatable, and somehow loses to Expelliarmus. A disarming spell. Imagine being the most feared wizard in history and dying because Harry Potter told you to drop your weapon.
And don’t even get me started on the Death Eaters. These people spent 12 years failing to bring their master back, only for Peter Pettigrew, a coward who spent years hiding as a rat, to succeed. Then Lucius Malfoy, one of Voldemort’s most important followers, basically gives up during the final battle.
I get that Voldemort’s arrogance is supposed to be his downfall, but at what point does it stop being arrogance and start looking like sheer incompetence?
Be honest: is Voldemort actually a brilliantly written villain whose flaws destroy him, or does Harry Potter make him look ridiculously incompetent just so Harry can win?
My Uncle Ben 💪 Of GOT
Benjen Stark never wore a crown, but he had the heart of a true hero. He faced death and still chose to protect others. 🖤
GOT fans, was Benjen one of the most underrated heroes in Westeros?
The fact that wanda maximoff controlled an alternate weaker version of herself and defeated the Illuminati easily without even moving a muscle in her real body but by only using her mind is crazy to me
For someone who's never even been to Wakanda, Killmonger sure knows how to handle the Black Panther suit effortlessly. Did he train with it beforehand, or was he just naturally good at using it?
In Thor: Ragnarok, Odin made it clear that Thor's power came from within and Mjölnir was only a tool to channel it. So how was Captain America able to summon lightning in Endgame just by wielding the hammer? Did Mjölnir grant him access to Thor's powers?