The Caped Knight
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To find the source of the Super Soldier Serum, Sam and Bucky must scale a ladder of low-lifes starting in Madripoor with Zemo.
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Madripoor is a sight to behold. Hope we get to revisit in the future. Marvel has milked both of its fake countries so far, so fingers crossed.
Yeah seeing Madripoor for the first time was cool. It definitely needs to show up in a Wolverine story at some point.
* Yeah they totally soft-rebooted Zemo in this episode. He wasn't a BARON before. He was a black ops Sokovian soldier and a family man. His father was holding his wife and son in their arms. His father was not HEINRICH ZEMO. Now he is a Baron and secretly wealthy. He didn't even sound the same as he did in Civil War. They have totally revamped the character. And look, no offense, I like Civil War, but they didn't do Zemo justice in that movies.
He says he's the son of a Baron, not that he's one himself. Doesn't change anything that came before, just told us something the movie didn't.
Don't it to yourself but I suppose you have kept your expectations reasonable with those choices.Could The Power Broker be:
"I'm a Baron, Sam. My family was royalty until your friend destroyed my country."
He's a Baron and Sokovian royalty. Might've been a pertinent point when Tony was looking up his backstory that he was part of the Sokovian Royal Family.
I believe it's a title of nobility, but not related by blood to a monarch.Is a Baron royalty?
I haven’t learnt from WandaVision hahaDon't it to yourself but I suppose you have kept your expectations reasonable with those choices.