"If" can be called a feast for Marvel fans after the end of the war - starting from the multi-faceted prism of the universe, the different realities born from the combination of the screenwriters' various whimsy and butterfly effects give us the familiar reality before more opportunities for the characters to retell their stories.
First of all, the accidental birth of the female beauty team gave Peggy an opportunity to prove herself, whether it was a dance-like movement or the battle armor "Hydra Trample" created by Howard decades in advance, it was invincible and ornamental at the same time. All good; and what Steve Rogers did was heroic even without the sero-transformation. T'Challa, who became Star Lord by mistake, showed us another possibility-peace prevented Thanos' population halving plan, and the universe was temporarily peaceful-it has to be said that this is simply a special A perfect curtain call designed by Chadwick Boseman. Must pay tribute! Wakanda Forever! The content after that is even more open-minded - the first-generation Avengers died one after another due to the revenge of the Yellow Shirts before they rose, and the Avengers plan was also killed in the cradle - one can imagine the loss of protection The spectator's earth can only be invaded by Loki unsuspectingly; cause and effect are predestined, and the will of God cannot be violated, and the observers also show us how much damage a misguided Doctor Strange can cause; Planning and implementing the death of two kings and provoking a great-power war, how can such a conspiracy be hidden from the sky for a lifetime? Even if the quantum virus caused the zombies of all mankind and the end of the earth, the superheroes still remember to use their skills; and under the successful ending of Ultron (can Thanos get the lunch so easily?), everything in the universe is good and evil. All destroyed, the observers had to break their oath, and the new multiverse guardians assembled...
In addition to the different worldview settings and many familiar scenes in each episode, the audience will also follow the superheroes to experience the joys and sorrows of being in the world-through these stories, we can always get moved and resonated. Although the quality of each episode is inevitably uneven for dramas with suspicion of fried rice, this drama not only includes plots that Marvel fans have not been able to achieve for many years, but also shows the animation of the scene switching of action scenes and the freedom of action moves. The imagination that should be possessed, coupled with the voice acting of the original cast, makes the show an unexpected surprise. Looking forward to the second season (the plot is complete).
PS Happy Sol was in a party on earth, all the characters that should not have appeared appeared, it was really an all-star. Can you bring me one?
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