This year, Marvel has made a very strong development in its own episodic field, from the early "Wanda Vision" to the current "What If" series and the follow-up "Hawkeye", which can be said to be able to see Marvel fans every week.
In the "What If" series, which is being updated every Wednesday during this time, because of various brain-opening settings, it also allows fans to see countless scenes that cannot be seen in the Marvel main cinematic universe, typical of which are the "zombie" version of the Avengers, and even the previous update of the 8th episode, the phantom version of Ultron's one-trick second kill Thanos operation.
These are scenes that are difficult to see in the movie universe and even in regular side versions of the comic book, but Marvel has done it in its own "what if" series.
However, in the 8 episodes that have been updated so far, many fans have found an interesting setting -
Most of the endings of the entire "if" plot are quite tragic, some are offline of individual characters, but some are the collective of the entire Avengers taking the box lunch offline, and among them, if you want to say that you have the most box lunches, it is "Iron Man".
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In addition to the protagonist core of episodes 1 and 2 is not the Avenger, in episode 3, Iron Man has not been killed by the "palladium poisoning" when he is online, but he was secretly sent a box lunch by Dr. Pym of Ant-Man;
In episode 4, although it is about Dr. Strange, this version of Doctor Evil Strange finally achieves the destruction of the entire dimensional reality dimension, so, theoretically, even if Iron Man does not show his face in this episode, he was inadvertently sent a box lunch by Doctor Strange;
And in episode 5 of the "Zombie Avengers" not to mention, earlier in the "Spider-Man 2: Hero Expedition", the film creator set the zombie version of Iron Man was angry by many fans, and as a result, this time in the "What If" series, Marvel directly launched a zombie version of Iron Man in the true sense;
In episode 6, with the gimmick of the plot of the "adapted version of "Iron Man 1", I thought that this time Iron Man could not die, but as a result, I did not expect to be a double-sided spy by the "Golden Leopard", and after using Iron Man to make a battle armor army, I quickly sent a fresh vibrating gold spear to Wakanda;
As for the plot setting of the later episodes 7-8, the party in episode 7 may be the happiest episode of Iron Man's day.
But the follow-up Phantom Ultron plot means that in the original Phantom Ultron plot, Iron Man failed to stop Ultron, so directly let the "Age of Ultron" erupt later, and the entire Avengers of the universe were finally left with only widows and Hawkeye;
As a result, Hawkeye in the plot is also tired of the never-ending battle, and finally chooses a suicidal break
So, you see, in the entire 8 episodes of the current update, Marvel has killed Iron Man at least 5 times before and after in "What If", and even some box lunch operations have not made Iron Man show his face.
I have to say that this is also a bit confusing for many Marvel fans, why does Marvel want to go offline Iron Man with such a high frequency in the plot of "What If"?
In response, the response of Marvel's "What If" creative team came:
"The freest part of What If is writing about things you'll never see in a movie, including killing our heroes and ending the world... I'm happy to let you see that we're not writing nonsense, but have a bigger plan. I know many episode endings are tragic, but there may be a reason for that, and I hope you enjoy these journeys so far, and hopefully the endings give us the promise.
As for some fans to ask why they have to strengthen the reason for killing Iron Man several times, A.C Bradley, the editor-in-chief of the "If" creator team, compared the roles of "Iron Man" Tony Stark in the "What If" series with Kenny McCormick, a character in South Park, who said that the latter (Kenny McCormick) also died countless times in this comedy.
A.C. Bradley:
"I noticed on Twitter that we were criticized by a lot of people for killing Tony so often, and he had unexpectedly become Kenny of the If universe."
Obviously, this may also be a little bad taste for many of the creators of Marvel's "What If" series, and at the same time, compared to the plot setting of the first season of "What If", the plot of the second season of "What If" that will be released next year will be more "crazy"!
"The second season was very interesting... We're going to get weirder, we're going to get crazier. One of them is probably the closest I've ever written about my personality, the kind that comes from the heart. It's full of action scenes and the style of costumes from the '90s. ”
Therefore, for now, "What If" may become a long-term planning series of Marvel, after all, many of these series can satisfy many Marvel fans and even Marvel creators for another kind of imagination of the main universe plot.
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