As I said before, I can’t accept the Marvel series for children. The lines are so boring. The so-called multiverse is not a multiverse within a naive finite curve. collapse.
Take the episode that just ended, isn't there a Thanos who has collected five gems in the zombie world, so why don't you pass him over when you open the portal? Aren't those with gems evenly matched against those with gems?
For another example, since Gemora's gem destroyer only works on gems in her world, why does Vision's gem work in all worlds? Isn't it said that the gems of each universe are unique?
For another example, since the multiverse is all involved, the stones of the Time Administration next door have been downgraded to paperweights, and an observer with the ability to observe and travel through the multiverse can't beat the illusion of 6 gems in a mere amount of time? No matter how bad it is, go to a universe and find six to follow it? Is it stupid? ?
To be fair, if the plot is fun and interesting and unexpected, no one is racking their brains to find loopholes, but it really makes me sleepy. r&m has just ended its season recently, and that's a plot that truly subverts the multiverse. Compared to that, it's simply garbage that consumes the audience's expectations and emotions. . . I got numb with anger. . . I really don't understand how such a grand proposition of the multiverse is shot so narrowly. Children who come to be screenwriters may have more imagination than they do. The plot is completely dependent on the movie universe, and the screenwriters are not only unimaginative but also lazy! The existence of Disney is really the biggest constraint on Marvel. The main line of Star Wars has been played by it. Don't come to destroy Marvel. .
Or go back and focus on brushing Loki.
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