Sequels How should the catchphrase "avengers assemble" be used?

[Silvermoth]

I loved the first Avengers film but I was a little sad they didn't include that famous line. I've heard the reasons why since then and I agree but it still would have been nice.

So I think it should definitely be used in the sequel. How do you think it should be used?

I hope they use it as soon as possible, as like a digital cry that goes out across the land to unite the avengers at the start, similar to the lighting of the beacons in Lotr: return of the King

 

[cherokeesam]

It should be used early, and it should be used often.

 

[The Question]

Captain America should send it as a text to all of the Avengers and then they all go clubbing together.

 

[Terror Inc.]

I kind of envisioned a scene where the big bad (whoever it ends up being) has all the Avengers trumped. He's paradin' around like a king with them all basically beaten. Then Cap pulls himself up from some rubble, looks said bad dude in the eye, and just simply says "Avengers Assemble". No yelling it, he just says it. Cue epic music as the rest of the severely beaten Avengers pull themselves up to stand beside Cap, letting the baddie know that even if they have to die, they're a team and will give it the last of what they have to take him down.

 

[TheHeatKitchen]

 

[Dark Raven]

I imagine Cap saying it like he said "Hulk smash" - not so much as a battlecry but an order.

 

[DrCosmic]

I imagine Cap saying it like he said "Hulk smash" - not so much as a battlecry but an order.

Exactly. Extra points if the bad guy thinks the Avengers are out of commission and they start coming out of the rubble and woodwork.

 

[ThePowerCosmic]

Cap needs to be on the toilet with no chance of getting toilet paper.

Avengers, assemble!

I imagine Cap saying it like he said "Hulk smash" - not so much as a battlecry but an order.

But seriously, this is a good idea.

 

[CK17]

After the threat is revealed, Fury tells Cap to gather the troops. Cap makes a call to them all and says it.