#marveltheory

[nerdsthings]

[laveyneverdies]

I was watching the first Avengers movie the other day and I noticed something. The equipment that is holding the tesseract in the first few scenes looks a lot like Captain America’s shield. Has similar colors. However, if you look closer, it also looks like Tony’s chest reactor too. Perhaps this was done intentionally, or not (highly unlikely), to foreshadow the bond between Steve and Tony. I think this shows how much they both need each other. All in all, this is a pretty cool theory of mines. Hope someone thought the same too! (Photo credits to Looper)

[rogue-bad-wolf]

THEORY ABOUT BUDAPEST

So- THEORY

Let's lay down the basics:

×Natasha Romanoff was born in 1984 (but in the comics she was born in 1928)

×Clint Barton was born in 1964

×Nick Fury was born in 1950. (Comic birth date is 1920)

×The cold war ranged from 1947 - 1991

×Movies Budapest was mentioned

•Avengers (2012)

•Captain Marvel (2019)

•Endgame(2019) - just as a passing joke, not important

When we first hear Budapest it's as a passing joke in the very first Avengers movie. It was never explained after the movies release and it's been a burning question cause it was never answered

Then in Captain Marvel, Nick says "- It's the Cold War. We were everywhere. Belfast, Bucharest, Belgrade, Budapest." It's meant as a passing line, but he says that for the past 6 years, he's been riding the desk, and Carol had been gone for 5-6 years. So he stopped being an agent for about the same amount of time. Captain Marvel takes place after the cold war, I'm assuming around 1995, because they bet that he couldn't make it 30 years without calling for her help. But by 1991, which is right before Carol went missing, was when the cold war ended.

If we go by the comic age(which is more plausable, because even if she had only joined shield in 2000, it would take a few years to reteach her how to use her skills which means that she would have been an agent in like 2004, and then she had to be a probationary agent for a few years. So that's means that Clint and Nat only had a few years to become as close as they seem as they do in the first Avengers.) So if we go by her comic age, that means that she was found around her MCU birth date. Giving her more of 28 years to become that close with Clint

So if they had found her in 1984, that means it was in the heat of the Cold War, which makes Nick's statement even more true. "It was the cold war" and if he had gone to Budapest, he was already affiliated with Clint Barton, who was 20 at the time. And this also works since S.H.I.E.L.D was founded by Peggy Carter, Hoawrd Stark and a couple other people after World War 2. The thing is, in the comics, Nick was born in 1920, and he also served in World War 2, which means he probably joined S.H.I.E.L.D, but not as a founder. So he was a spy for that branch. Clint could have been put on as a brand new, sqeaky clean agent and the two could have been going on missions together and they had been sent to take down The Black Widow. where as Nick wanted to take her down Clint was new and wanted to give her a chance and they bring her into S.H.I.E.L.D. After they take her back to the States, Nick becomes a higher level agent while Clint takes the time to work with Nat and missions and how they work. This is like the testing period to see if the Russian spy can actually be changed. And during this time Coulson joins and that's the partnership we see in Captain marvel which is 1997-1998. Which means that Natasha is a long time member of S.H.I.E.L.D which is how she has a high level clearance in the first Avengers.

My theory is that Clint and Nick were sent to Budapest to take down Natasha Romanoff and that's why Clint says "You and I remember Budapest very differently." Natasha remembers it as just Budapest, Clint remembers it as going to take down The Black Widow. Because her birth year in the MCU could work as her 'rebirth' into S.H.I.E.L.D in 1984-1985.

It's a working theory if any of you want to add anything or fix it, I'm totally down for it. This is for y'all to read and figure out and if you disagree with it please be respectful and just tell me nicely.

Thank you for reading if y'all made it to the end!

[nerdsthings]

[nerdsthings]

Marvel stans: *headcannons* *ships* *intense debates* *drowning in tears* *MCU vs comics* *epic next level theories* *other random stuff*

Normal marvel fans: Wow why do I keep coming back here!?

New marvel fans:

[myths-n-mischief]

Thanos described Titan’s collapse as “too many people and not enough resources.” But that never added up for me. What if that was never the real cause of Titan’s destruction?

[myths-n-mischief]

Ever wonder which MCU film actually triggered the incursion Clea refers to in the Multiverse of Madness post-credits? I believe it's from Multiverse of Madness because that movie definitely red-lined at the TVA.

[mafaa2xx]

MARVEL THEORY REGARDING FANTASTIC 4 AND DOOMSDAY

Spoilers for Fantastic 4

Before you start bashing me and telling me that my theories are false, I am a minor, and I just really like Marvel. Also, yes, my grammar sucks.

First of all, after watching Fantastic 4. We get introduced to a God like creature named Galactus, who feeds on planets. We, of course, know that the Fantastic 4 dealt with Galactus and teleported it away to the corner of the universe, stranded. Now keep that in mind. At the end of the movie, it is shown that the Fantastic 4 will be joining Avengers: Doomsday. Now, here are my theories, first of all. Regarding how they will even join them. I think they will get a message from their computers, an unknown anomaly. Since Fantastic 4 seems to be in the 1960s. They will, of course, investigate this weird message. Eventually they will realise it is a message from another universe, or something or someone (preferably Doctor Strange) will come up and do a whole.

“Fantastic 4, we need you.”

I especially think the message will come from the main Avengers universe, the main Earth, let’s say.

My second theory is in the last Captain America movie. With Sam Wilson, we know there is an alien sort of creature with sound wave powers. That is relevant.

Now, like I said before, Galactus. The Fantastic 4 teleported it away, is gone forever, right? Unless a strong force would teleport it back to their earth or their ship again.

I predict there is an all-powerful and mighty creature, even bigger than Galactus. Controlling everything, an alien sort of creature. So strong it could tear apart the universe and rewrite everything. Restarting each universe the way it likes it. I predict he will summon every villain and bad guy from the past, present, and future. To fight on Doomsday.

This is where the Fantastic 4 and every other hero and group come in.

They will use a strong force so strong that they could bring back the dead in a sort of ghost-like spirit form. (Hope that Stark comes back)