Wanda is the client. Go back and listen again to what they say to Vision. Really listen- to the voice, the tone and inflection, and especially the words.
I will eat my own shoe if that is not Wanda.
It’s pointless because Johnny absorbing the Fantastic Four’s powers was a temporary power boost that caught Doom off guard. In Rise of the Silver Surfer, Doom was also relying on the Silver Surfer’s cosmic power and board, which Johnny ultimately took back.
In Avengers: Doomsday, Doom would be far more powerful, better prepared, and aware of what the heroes can do.
OMG I just realized that the glasses E.D.I.T.H. was wearing are the same ones Tony Stark passed down to Peter in Spider-Man: Far From Home.
#VisionQuest
What if the 3 Lines in the Paths represent Maria, Rose, and Sina? They were the first to consume Ymir remains, marking the beginning of the Titan inheritance system.
How did Reiner’s Armored Titan lose so badly to Zeke’s Beast Titan? One specializes in close combat and has armor designed for offense and defense, while the other relies heavily on ranged attacks. What exactly made Zeke so much stronger?
One thing about #Avengers: Endgame that still bothers me is how differently the Infinity Gauntlet affects people depending on what the plot needs.
Thanos wore all six Stones and barely showed any physical damage until after he snapped. Bruce Banner, a man whose body can withstand extraordinary amounts of gamma radiation, put on the same Gauntlet and was already suffering catastrophic burns before he even snapped.
I understand that the Stones release an enormous amount of energy, but if Thanos could withstand wearing the Gauntlet without immediately suffering the same damage, why was Hulk’s gamma-resistant biology seemingly so useless against it?
Marvel’s power scaling makes absolutely no sense.
The most terrifying thing about Doctor Doom is that he doesn’t necessarily see himself as the villain of the story. He sees himself as the man capable of fixing everything the Avengers couldn’t.
The Avengers have saved the universe countless times, but look at the consequences of their decisions. Tony created Ultron because he wanted to protect Earth. Strange gambled with reality because he believed he could control the outcome. Even the Avengers’ victory in Endgame came at the cost of bringing everyone Thanos erased back into a universe that had spent five years without them.
Now imagine someone looking at all those failures and deciding that the problem isn’t a lack of power, but the fact that the wrong people are making the decisions.
That’s what makes Doom such a compelling threat. He has the intelligence to challenge the Avengers, the scientific knowledge to rival their greatest minds, and the magical ability to confront forces they can barely understand.
The #Avengers fight to preserve a world where people can choose their own future. Doom could believe that giving people that freedom is precisely why the universe keeps falling apart.
And that creates a conflict they can’t resolve simply by punching harder. They’re not just fighting over who has the power to save the world. They’re fighting over who has the right to decide what a saved world should look like.
You worrying about Emaline’s secret masterplan completely proves how the 2026 showrunners have duped audiences with cheap mystery-box gimmicks.
In Stephen King’s novel, there is no "Emaline." There is no secret operative, no covert handler, and no shadowy organization plotting to harvest or use Carrie for "something bigger."
The entire terror of the book lies in the fact that Carrie was completely isolated, and her telekinesis was a raw, volatile genetic wild card not the focal point of some bloated spy thriller or corporate conspiracy.
By turning a devastating tragedy of human cruelty into a multi-season mystery plot with fake secret agents, the writers stripped the story of all its actual horror.
Stop falling for cheap cliffhangers and content-farm bloat. Read the book. #Carrie
If Edith’s first boss is a teenager, Vision must’ve downloaded her when he was already dead. The timing doesn’t add up. Vibranium is so rare that only Cap’s shield has it outside Wakanda, yet adamantium is so abundant they make unlimited ammo out of it… except when the guns conveniently don’t have it.
And Ultron is unrecognisable. Instead of an AI misanthrope who despises humanity, we get one who actually aspires to be human. None of it makes sense. #VisionQuest
Ultron has changed, really and truly, on a fundamental level. In his conversation with Jocasta, he references the dialogue Vision had with him in Age of Ultron. He no longer wants to destroy humanity and that’s a significant change to his character. #VisionQuest
If the Soul Stone requires a sacrifice, what exactly did Hulk sacrifice when he snapped?
And if Hawkeye was the one who paid the price to obtain it, how was everyone suddenly able to pass the Soul Stone around like it was just another Infinity Stone? What happened to the whole sacrifice rule?
The uncomfortable part is that Vision can recognize humanity's flaws and still believe in it. Ultron recognized those same flaws and decided he had the right to play God. Understanding humanity was never his problem. Thinking he had the right to decide its fate was.