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Born to Rule by MellorianJ on DeviantArt / mellorian-art on tumblr
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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Danny Phantom, The Avengers (Marvel Movies) Rating: Mature Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death Characters: Danny Fenton, Loki (Marvel), Nick Fury Additional Tags: Crossover Angst Week 2024, Mind Control, Loki's Scepter (Marvel), Not Canon Compliant, Movie: The Avengers (2012), Ambiguous/Open Ending, Non-Canonical Character Death, Danny Fenton's Ghost Obsession is Protection, Danny Fenton Has an Ice Ghost Core Series: Part 5 of Bre's Crossover Angst Week 2024, Part 1 of The Mistakes We Make Summary:
Danny shouldn't have been so quick to act. He should have waited, should have thought about what he was doing before he did it. But he didn't wait, didn't think. And he paid the price for it.
But... one good thing came out of it, he supposed.
The blue told him things, opened his mind. It gave him a purpose, a way to fulfill his Obsession and save people.
He was saving people... right?
Controlled by an outside source
Day five got a little (read: a lot) dark, but oh well. It's all good >:3
Now he wields two Infinity Stones! I made him the Scepter, aka the Glowstick of Destiny. Bit of a rush job, but I’m entering him into a crochet competition tomorrow, so it had to be finished tonight. If I had time I’d extend the plate ridges on the back, not that you can see them clearly in this photo.
The metallic yarn is difficult to work with and twists a lot. The Sceptre has some florist’s wire in it to help keep the shape. I had to insert the stuffing with a pair of wooden chopsticks and a great deal of patience.
sketches for my latest oneshot (in hopes that you will read it), in which loki kills the avengers by command of the Black Order during his visit to Midgard.
(also i'm so so so pleased with how thor turned out, i don't draw him very often)
The battle with Strucker's base does so much setting up of the ideas that this film (and Civil War) intends to explore, but it's really subtle about it in some cases. And I'm not sure if that's on purpose, or a consequence of this film getting lost in its own ideas and not realizing them very well? I don't know. We'll see, I guess.
But in addition to introducing the Maximoff Twins and letting them show off how cool they are, there are three significant things that the film sets up here.
1 - The Avengers see themselves as liberators who are going to protect Sokovia. There's some discussion about Strucker endangering the city in the course of the battle, so Tony sends the Iron Legion to try and evacuate people away from danger zones.
But the people react to the Avengers' presence with outrage. They don't want the Avengers here. No one invited them. They're the invaders. A hostile foreign influence attacking the nearby Sokovian base.
(A base that's doing evil bad guy research on the Glowstick of Destiny/Mind Gem. It's complicated, but the fact that it is complicated, that this is something the film wants to talk about, is interesting.)
I think I remember this being the element that gets super lost throughout the film.
2 - The Mind Gem is trying to create Ultron. This is one of the most easily missed details in the film. Tony enters Strucker's lab to find a bunch of things, but the camera settles on unfinished pieces of robot bodies. The Scepter has been using Strucker to try and create a robot vessel for itself.
As I recall, this comes back later in the film. When Ultron moves to Sokovia and begins mass-producing drones of himself, he uses the Ultron-making infrastructure of Strucker's lab to do it.
The Scepter wants a body. It wants to complete its work. And it will use whatever big brain is nearby to make one.
3 - A minor detail, but Wanda. Wanda and Pietro attempt to assassinate Tony in the lab, and they're more or less successful. Wanda gives Tony a vision that's meant to emotionally devastate and distract him.
But she doesn't control the vision. We see Tony confronted with a narcissistic apocalypse. Everyone died because he, Tony Stark, didn't do enough and for no other reason. And then we cut back to reality and pan over to Wanda with a face that screams, "What the actual fuck did I just see?"
She gets her head back in the game and stops Pietro from killing Tony, while grinning evilly. I think this is supposed to imply that she's figured out that Tony will, if left to his own devices, destroy the Avengers. But it doesn't really get followed up on. The next time we see these characters, Ultron hunts them down for recruitment.
SO
I just watched Avengers: Age of Ultron for the first time, ever, and it never dawned on me to watch it until today.
I JUST FOUND OUT A LOT INFORMATION THAT NOW MAKES SENSE. This is a potentially long post so
Choose your fighter.
Kneel!