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Well, nature and nurture haven't been kind to him. Thing is, at this stage there really is no reason to not simply give him what he wants, except that if he finds the Uranus and fails to impress them, they will realize Earth still exists (odd that they never checked up on it before... and when they did, with Apollyon apparently, they chose this low-key op instead of hucking another asteroid at Earth now that Archanfel can't stop it). How many Zoanoids can the Ark even sustain? A million? Ten? I bet you could get that many volunteers even if everything were revealed to the public. But

This looks like it might be very sweet. Whoever made this - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Waldron - Oh, this is shaping up to be very nice.

So 'Guardians of the Galaxy'. I'll watch it, I think. But it was always a weird timing choice, like all of DCEU's timing has been off. The Suicide Squad once started off as a special ops team of costumed heroes, but the more famous one is of course the one made up of villains conscripted by the government, specifically scary black ops woman dr.Amanda Waller. Obviously they have to have Harley Quinn in it again because apparently someone at WB thinks she has to be (although for my money especially this version of this pointless character really doesn't) but the rest of the choic

Fully agreed. I hope they do eventually get to the other classic villains like Brainiac, the Star Conqueror, or even Darkseid.

Isn't it always the way

Saw it. It was good. Some people claimed it was better than 'Avengers', which in some ways it was and in other ways it was not. The characterization remains skewed compared to the source material (Except Gal Gadot who was perfect), the epilogue was cringy and Jared Leto cemented his position as World's Worst Joker. But damn if it wasn't a hunk of film. I really feel something happened. And it really does have a je-ne-sais-quoi that the Marvel movies lack. That is good. The franchises don't need to be identical, and DC always had a little more grandeur than Marvel. And the Snyde

Holy god ...I can't think of anything adequate to write I only write this as an acknowlegement

I feel cheated. Pic related.

It still might happen. If the WandaVision Vision and the Ghost-Vision merge, he should have all of his memories back. Also, his mind came from the Mind Stone, which also gave her her powers...

I don't think so. It would be strange to introduce the villain in the final episode. Ultron always comes back, but we haven't seen hide or hair of him in anything since AoU. Also, in the comics Ghost-Vision was not Ultron - he was just Vision without emotions, without a soul. Agatha is very different. I do not like her characterization one bit. It's cheap to have the villain act like a complete smarmy douche. Of course, there could be one more twist for Agatha. We now know she was from the seventeenth century, and once Vision broke her out of her trance she asked whether she was

Well that looked familiar...

Well..... it could be Jason Wyngarde pulling the strings maybe... I heard they teased the big M for the final episode, but I am sceptical. Also: this is the MCU and they love synthesis; I have also heard rumors about Mephisto. It would not be difficult at all to meld Mephisto and Cthon into one character.

You suspected correctly. Agatha Harkness! She is not a villainness in the comics, but a wise old witch who helped Wanda learn to use her powers more effectively. But that book that was emphatically shown might be the Darkhold, so maybe she is in turn being manipulated by the sinister Cthon. (In the comics universe, the Earth was initially inhabited by the Elder Gods, immense, etherial life forms who fell to war and strife, devouring each other; Cthon is one of the most cunning and cruel and one of the few to survive, by taking shelter in another dimension. In order to facilitate