Steve: “This doesn't bother you, does it?…
Thor: “You know it does.”
I am sorry, but this interaction alone has me convinced that Loki is Steve. In the first trailer we see Thor say “how is this possible?” or something along those lines. I think at that part he walks in as Steve and he reveals himself as Loki OR Loki is behind Steve.
Loki shows up and at Steve and Peggy’s house and offers them “help”. I think he takes on the role of Steve so he can live in peace with Peggy.
Loki is worthy
now due to him redeeming himself in the Loki series.
Thor thought it was the coolest thing when he found out Steve was worthy in Endgame. It wouldn’t bother him. It would bother him that Loki is worthy, though, haha! This entire interaction between them in the new trailer is legit Loki and Thor dialogue!
I’m telling you Loki is Steve. Of course I could be wrong, but that’s my theory.
i still can't wrap my head around this part, if Jean told Peter that her head was empty of their memories than how does she know about the incidents and let alone how does MJ even has a hard feeling that her and Spider-Man were a thing and she knew she isn't dumb
she found that out the moment Peter got her out to safety but couldn't put a face to it not until the letter talk, my guess is that she lied and she told him she didn't love him to save herself this time, but Ned figured it out right after the hand shake
It seems like a mix of memory and conscious control, he can become people he’s spent time with or knows well (like John), and later he builds a whole version of Caitlyn from scratch
Doesn’t look like he has to be looking at them in the moment, but the movie never fully explains the exact rules
#Clayface
Avengers who never spoke to each other on screen in the MCU.
•Thor and AntMan
•Black Window and Doctor Strange
•Captain America and Doctor Strange
•SpiderMan and Thor
There’s something I still don’t understand about Wong. Why is he the Sorcerer Supreme and yet Strange is still better and more powerful than he is in sorcery?
Red Skull literally took an early version of the Super Soldier Serum, which enhanced his physical abilities and left him disfigured. How are we putting him on a list of MCU villains with no powers?
We all know that no human could withstand the power of a single Infinity stone, so can someone please explain how Tony could possibly wield six of them without disintegrating on the spot?
I think the nanocells are doing more than just copying someone’s face. Matt’s transformation seems tied to his ability to physically reshape himself, but the movie leaves some interesting questions about how much of that process is controlled by his mind. 👀
When he takes John’s face, he isn’t just changing his appearance; he’s trying to become someone Caitlyn could trust. That’s what makes the whole thing so disturbing. His memories and emotions are still Matt’s, but the face he’s wearing belongs to someone else.
The real question is whether the nanocells need Matt to understand what he’s copying or if they can reproduce a face simply from what he sees. Because if he can recreate people that accurately, Clayface is far more terrifying than just a guy who can change his appearance. 😭
#Clayface
I just watched Clayface and i need someone to please explain what the nanocells are actually copying when Matt changes his face? Are they working from his memories, what he can see, or something he has to consciously build? #ClayfaceMovie#ClayfaceSpoilers
I’m confused… how did the Avengers go from struggling against Loki and his Chitauri army in the first Avengers movie to fighting Thanos, a man who could overpower the Hulk, defeat Thor, and nearly wipe out half the universe? 😭
When you look back at the MCU, the difference in the level of threats they faced is actually insane.
At first, the Avengers were still learning how to work together. Tony was the genius in the suit, Steve was the soldier trying to hold everyone together, Thor was the powerhouse, and Hulk was their biggest weapon when things got out of control.
But by Infinity War, being an Avenger meant facing enemies who could challenge everything they knew about strength, sacrifice, and teamwork.
The crazy part is that Thanos didn’t even need to be the fastest or the most skilled fighter in every battle. His strength, intelligence, and ability to use the Infinity Stones made him a completely different kind of threat.
And somehow, the Avengers still found a way to fight back. That’s what makes their journey so incredible. 👌
Why is moonlight on Sharad Purnima considered special?
@grok Is there a scientific explanation behind this belief, or is it primarily a religious tradition?