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I don't care about the order as long as it's good, I love all these villains.
I think a movie with Kang would give Pym a reason to create Ultron (think of Earth's Mightiest Heroes where he sent an army of Ultron's to help with the Kang invasion.) Ultron requires much more build up than Kang, and should get part of a film to be built upto before he's unleashed.
i haven't seen a lot of people use this as an idea but i think the likely choice is Kang because thanos can be the one that takes over the world in a future where there weren't heroes and he comes back in time so he can conquer the earth and stop Thanos from taking over the world
Two and a half problems with that:
1) Thanos isn't in the conquering business. He *destroys* worlds (and galaxies); he's not interested in conquering/owning them.
2) Kang wouldn't have much interest in going back in time to stop Thanos, other than to take over the planet *himself.* Kang, you see, *is* in the conquering business. (It's also his last name. Kang T. Conqueror.)
3) There's the minor problem that Kang couldn't even remotely hope to defeat Thanos. It'd be like an ant trying to defeat an elephant
^ By that logic, The Joker shouldn't have been used in Batman '89 or The Dark Knight (the first and second installments of their respective iterations of DC/Warner Bros. filmic Batman franchise) because he is widely considered to be Batman's 'ultimate foe' and the one who constantly and consistently provides him with the biggest challenge.
Going with another example, Joss Whedon shouldn't have used Angel(us) as the Big Bad of BtVS Season 2 and instead saved him for Season 7, because he ended up providing more of an emotional and physical challenge for Buffy and her friends than any of the other villains she faced (including The First Evil).
Trying to weigh which villains should be used when in terms of the amount of challenge they provide to our heroes is a stupid way to make decisions because it is incredibly limiting and forces you to work within an unsustainable set of parameters.
^ I think Kang would put up a nice fight, sure he's gonna lose but he'll definately let Thanos know he's there.
Ultron is the next logical choice for an Avenger's sequel. He's a excellent adversary for them.
Totally different. Thanos is a universal threat. Any other villian after him would be well, insignificant. They said the sequel will be smaller, more personal, so I am thinking Ultron.
ultron just doenst fit for the sequel because he is a villain made by ant man and there could be a possibility that he doest show up till after avengers 2 so using kang, masters of evil, or thanos is betterTotally different. Thanos is a universal threat. Any other villian after him would be well, insignificant. They said the sequel will be smaller, more personal, so I am thinking Ultron.
Assuming in the MCU the Thanos story will involve the IG, I see Kang being an ant as well. I see the threat won't just be Thanos, but the threat will also be being aware of what he will do with the IG. Which by the way, I believe WILL operate on a universal scale, hence the beginning of The Avengers when "The Other" was talking to Thanos, "The earth will be his, and the universe, yours"
They teased Thanos lol...they didn't tease Ultron. It will not be Ultron.
They might ultimtatley save the Infinity Gauntlet for A3 but you can bet money Thanos has a huge hand in the events of A2.
Except The Other was referring to the Cosmic Cube, not the Gauntlet. And Thanos never used the IG to "rule" the universe....he used it to wipe out half of it.
Hate to keep reiterating this, but people still harbor the delusion that Thanos is some Saturday morning villain who wants to "rule the universe." He doesn't. He wants to KILL IT. To impress his girlfriend.
Thanos has a huge hand, any way you look at it.
Also, lol at the people saying Ultron is a "smaller and more personal threat" to the Avengers. Does nobody actually read comics anymore....?![]()
Also, lol at the people saying Ultron is a "smaller and more personal threat" to the Avengers. Does nobody actually read comics anymore....?![]()
Except The Other was referring to the Cosmic Cube, not the Gauntlet. And Thanos never used the IG to "rule" the universe....he used it to wipe out half of it.
Hate to keep reiterating this, but people still harbor the delusion that Thanos is some Saturday morning villain who wants to "rule the universe." He doesn't. He wants to KILL IT. To impress his girlfriend.
Thanos has a huge hand, any way you look at it.
Also, lol at the people saying Ultron is a "smaller and more personal threat" to the Avengers. Does nobody actually read comics anymore....?![]()
They teased Thanos lol...they didn't tease Ultron. It will not be Ultron.
They might ultimtatley save the Infinity Gauntlet for A3 but you can bet money Thanos has a huge hand in the events of A2.
Now I'm kinda wondering if The Other isn't aware of Thanos' infatuation with Death, and just assumes his master only wants to rule. Kind of just a pawn that doesn't know what the bigger and more horrible picture will be.
EXACTLY what I am thinking. In fact, I am kind of assuming he didn't.
When The Other said there are more, and greater worlds out there, that could be a leadup to a final confrontation where they have to literally save the universe from being wiped out....leading in to additional alien Avengers members possibly.