Should Agent Daisy Johnson be ported over to the MCU?
Should Agent Daisy Johnson be ported over to the MCU?
Yes. They'll have to acknowledge SHIELD is still up in the sky spying on post-Endgame events and show Mac running SHIELD.
Fuck no, don't let the MCU ruin her.
Why didn't Fury come to Mack during Secret Invasion then?
AoS is dead and non canon so no. Nobody cares about that show except for losers who can't move on. Plus the actress can't act and is pathetic.
Who?
what if they reintroduced her in New Avengers where Kate Bishop has gone rogue and is keeping Skye as a sex slave and rapes her daily and the only way Florence Pugh can stop her evil master plan of endless sex is by having a sweaty lesbian, ROUGH threesome. This all fully displayed on screen in R-rating, of course
I say no because Hailee Stenfeld is ugly as fuck and Id rather just see Chloe and Florence scissor
She was so hot around a certain point in the series. Might be worth a rewatch.
no
put her in the dumpster universe with the FOX-men
If they have an alternate universe cameo maybe. She has too much baggage to really fit into a movie seamlessly, and I doubt anyone would be impressed by her appearance, but they did bring in Black Bolt.
Someone post that gif of her running in a red dress.
non canon
Since when? It was absolutely set within the MCU.
We really dont need more of her or Shield..
Saying Hailee is ugly is like advertising on a billboard that your taste in women in horrible
no
I think it was around season 6 or something when they jumped timelines. It was around the time when IW was coming out.
They gave up on that when Infinity War came out because they didn't want to have to bother with the snap or timeskip and the show was ignored by the movies anyway thanks to the film and tv studios not cooperating.
YES! She's the only Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. character worth carrying over into the MCU! Lord knows we're in dire need of some more sex appeal in Phase Six
only Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. character
Ward > any "canon" MCU villain
I stopped paying attention to Marvel around 2015. The last film I saw in a theater was Age of Ultron.
I envy you
Ignorance truly is bliss~
I would say yes, but that the time to do so has passed. I guess they could do it now and have her show up to represent AoS-verse in a multiverse movie, but thats about it.
If she gets introduced, the Inhumans have to be introduced as well. She has too much backstory to be more than a cameo.
Season 7 is when they jumped timelines. Season 6 is when the writers couldn't figure out or were told about the timeskip in Avengers Endgame.
Spider-Man: Far From Home didn't mention the timeskip besides a scene at the beginning that could've been added during reshoots.
You just KNOW
Honestly, the show makes the most sense if you assume that it was *always* a different timeline from the mainline MCU, just one that was very similar and followed the same general path up to a point. But the inhuman storyline alone early on is already incompatible with the MCU movies, there's no recognition of thousands of people across the world getting superpowers at random. Even Kamala Khan wasn't represented as an Inhuman.
I believe the reason Inhumans were introduced so early was because they wanted to make a MCU Inhumans movie but that fell through and eventually became a short-lived TV series instead.
true, true
I wouldnt mind advertising on a billboard the obvious fact that Hailee is ugly and overrated, her playing Kate Bishop is such a tragedy she should've been some no-name romantic interest character that dies in her first appearance
not just that but around the time Marvel/Disney was gunning hard for the Inhumans as part of their large-scale drive to replace the X-Men, but that was a colossal failure and they learned the hard way that you can't just pretend the X-Men arent popular despite the MCU's success
the funniest thing is how years later during he Krakoan era, mutants did the whole "superhero royal drama" storyline better than several Inhumans runs themselves
how years later during he Krakoan era, mutants did the whole "superhero royal drama" storyline better than several Inhumans runs themselves
lol, nah. I love the X-Men, I grew up with them, but literally every single thing about the Krakoan era fucked over and destroyed mutants. I was a long-running and constant insult to everything the X-Men comics used to be. Hell, how many characters are even still alive at this point and not clones of clones? Did anyone in the OG X-Teams make it out without dying even once?
Krakoa era became crap towards the end after Hickman but I won't lie despite everything it was a fresh new perspective on the mutants. I didn't like how they seemingly welcomed every villain too just because they were mutants and some of the fantastical shit felt overdone but overall I thought it was a really cool concept. Ideally it would've been done better but I knew Marvel wouldn't let such a thing last for long, so I enjoyed most of what I got until the Moira shit went south.
Hapa
But barely looks it
What's the point?
just one that followed the same general path up to a point.
The last time the show had any movie interference was in season 4 with the Superior almost being the MCU's M.O.D.O.K. The point should be after season 4.
there's no recognition of thousands of people across the world getting superpowers at random.
There was an episode where there was a cure for Inhuman mutations. There could still be people that kept their powers, but why there aren't any more civilians with superpowers in the MCU is anyone's guess.
No.
Yes!!
The point where they truly fell off the timeline is after season 5. Season 5 finale was supposed to be concurrent with Infinity Wars, but then they renewed it and it didn't match Endgame or anything.
Before that it could probably work, although it's weird how nobody noticed SHIELD re-emerging as a legit agency for a few months before being branded as terrorists again.