Built over the course of more than a decade on screen, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has captivated audiences around the world. However, this leading Hollywood movie universe still has many absurd details that are difficult to understand, even recently in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness also have.
Avengers’ messed up staffing situation
It can be seen that the scale of the Avenger’s danger level is really confusing, especially through the following example. In Thor: The Dark World, Malekith and his Dark Elves army set out to destroy the entire universe, but fortunately Thor appeared in time and saved the universe. That could see Malekith as a threat of galactic and cosmic scale, so why wasn’t the Avenger group assembled to stop him? While the whole group bravely stood side by side in Avengers: Age of Ultron Just because they suspect a terrorist group is armed with high-tech weapons, then the risk of the whole universe being blown up and only Thor is going to put down the rebellion?
The glasses that Iron Man left for Spider-Man
In Spider-Man: Far From Home, Quentin Beck – Mysterio made viewers panic with his super sophisticated plan. He transformed into a superhero from another universe, luring Nick Fury and Spider-Man into the ring to carry out his plan. His seemingly perfect plan was foiled by Tony Stark’s own EDITH glasses. This is The glasses are accessible anywhere in the world for Peter Parker. So if it’s accessible anywhere, why doesn’t Peter go find out about Quentin Beck’s background?
Gamora goes to Thanos
Among the Infinity Stones, only the Soul Stone is the real Thanos without any clues to look for. But this was a secret that Gamora knew. Then according to logic, to protect the universe from a threat like Thanos, she must stay away from her adoptive father and protect this secret until “to the grave”. However, in Avengers: Infinity War, she did the exact opposite when she went straight to Thanos, only to be forced to reveal the location of the Soul Stone.
Thor is defeated by… electricity
In the MCU, Thor is the God of Thunder, the ultimate superhero of Asgard with the ability to control thunder and electricity. Yet in Thor: Ragnarok, he is again knocked unconscious by an electric shock from the Grandmaster and Valkyrie, which is a detail that completely contradicts his very obvious ability. Is this any different from using water to destroy Poseidon?
Wong speaks “before and after inconsistency”
In Doctor Strange 2, Sorcerer Supreme Wong (Benedict Wong) wholeheartedly protects little America Chavez from having her superpowers of traveling the Multiverse, which could cost her her life. Wong even criticized Wanda for this, knowing that she only wanted to be with her children in some universe. But at the climax of the final battle, to defeat the Scarlet Witch, Wong asked Doctor Strange to suck the power of America Chavez. So if Doctor Strange did it, it would be a noble act, while Wanda did it, it would be cruel? That sounds unfair!
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