If you briefly summarize what the MCU's A3 and A4 are talking about, it is a mutual struggle between two old and new "hegemony". The new hegemony died and was destroyed twice, and the old hegemony also paid a very painful price.
Needless to say, A1 is a self-defense counterattack, but A2 has completely changed the nature of the reunion. The dragon slayer became famous in the first battle like the upper body of the devil, and the dragon slayer dug a hole for himself with the invincible hand in the world (Ao Chuang) so that he can get himself into a quagmire. The Sokovia incident is a typical act of hegemony. The "hegemony" entered other countries without authorization in the name of "maintaining world peace". Open champagne. As for the people of other countries? They were given "complete freedom".
Has the MCU world changed for the better after the A4 Avengers paid an extremely painful price? The answer is no. The sudden disappearance and sudden return of billions of people has caused a great impact on society. Serious inflation and the rise of the populist group "Flagbreakers" are more of an inability to support chaos and hegemony.
?? The government faced such a crisis, what did they do?
They went to the Smithsonian National Museum, moved out the shield that had been sealed for a long time, and appointed a new idol (John Walker), and decided to let him debut as the new "Captain America", problem solved! The question is does this "idol" match him? Sam had a black line at the news.
As for the title Captain America, what does Steve Rogers stand for? He represents the United States in the Franklin Roosevelt era, the United States in the golden age, and the United States with its own strong industrial manufacturing capabilities. What is the serum? It is the physical proof of strong industrial manufacturing power and scientific productivity. Today's America, this John Walker, what can he stand for? Politician who loves to snore and climb the stairs three times?
As one of the aftermath of A4, the episode "Winter Hunt" focuses on describing the perspective of the two protagonists returning to society, such as the Winter Soldier's PTSD and Falcon's making ends meet. The two "workers" are struggling to adapt to the current troubled times, and the upcoming social crisis will also affect their future.
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