It started to fragrant. After the simple character reversal in the first season, the plot almost copied the plain look and feel of Captain America 1. In the second episode, familiar characters bring a sense of consternation brought by different plots. For example, Korath is actually a fan of T'Challa's version of Star-Lord, and the dialogue between the two at the beginning gives us fans who are familiar with MCU movies a different sense of humor. Then there is Thanos who was persuaded by T'Challa's version of Star-Lord to give up his own clearing plan, but he still insisted that his plan was still partly reasonable. The character of Thanos changed from the ultimate villain in the movie to a prodigal son who can cover the team's progress. Good teammates for planning and escaping, Thanos and his daughter also played a wave of Thor and Loki's adoption memes, which was a lot of fun. The changes of animated characters are big and small, which really brings freshness to the old MCU fans. At the same time, the animation is also very friendly to new audiences. This episode is fast-paced and appropriate and interspersed with some dialogues explaining the characters, which makes it easier to accept the characters who are unfamiliar with the Muc universe and let them start from loving the animated series to love the movie. Of course, in the end, T'Challa brought Yondu and the others back to Wakanda. I was a little confused when I called family (๑• . , the friendly and harmonious family of all members is somewhat suspected of being politically correct (just a joke (⊙o⊙))
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