You really can hear the strain and weakness in Chadwick's voice, considering so few people knew just how really sick he was it's amazing how well he was able to fight through it and how much of a professional he was. RIP Chadwick.
Yeah you can hear his voice slipping away. This episode was so touching with his character it was like a send off. They also had that Omar line from the Wire and he just passed.
Like Palpatine but it makes sense. Killmonger was constantly throwing away people before they could expose him unlike Mr "I'm gonna hang out with empaths and seers for a decade". "Clouding the force" is the original "somehow, Palpatine has returned"
Yeah best impression out of the non-original actors so far. Really thought it was RDJ for a while, especially considering i thought a few of the original actors sounded off, even though they were playing themselves
@@TheArrowedKnee That's true about the actual actors sounding different. That's the difference between voice actors and on camera I guess. There is just that experience shining through.
The smartest thing Killmonger did was gather up all the stray Vibranium and bring it back to Wakanda. His plan was always to fight the "oppressors" and now he has the physical strength, the resources, and the support of the entire nation.
I think that is what made me enjoy his character in the movie. He never is a character you can pin down and think you have it figured out. He plays his cards close to his chest and uses people like pawns. Shuri I’m pretty sure would be his downfall but it’s a great exploration of Killmonger’s character.
That final voice over by The Watcher couldn't more perfectly sum up Chadwick Boseman in real life. "Heroes are never really gone. They live forever, as do the ones they inspire to carry on the fight" Love it.
This episode hit different than the rest. I loved the dialogue between T'Challa & Killmonger in the Ancestral Plane & then that last tidbit from The Watcher, "Heroes are never really gone, they live forever. As do the ones they inspire to carry on the fight.".....definitely makes you think about how and what they're going to do with Black Panther 2.
@@shadowcat1606 ain't no one qualified. The thing about Boseman is his characther is very Tchalla like even off screen. One day in the future you can have a different actor, but for now outta respect for the Chadwick you do not recast because no one can fill the shoes.
@@sh0cktim3 No one? Because you're comment hints more at the fact that part of the fanbase just wouldn't let anyone even try. But yeah, an off-screen death is a was more dignified way of honoring Boseman's legacy with the charakter, i guess...
Wow, every episode with T'Challa has had elements that just hit you right in the gut with Boseman's passing. The coffin and beyond-the-grave scene in this one, the "in my culture, death is not the end" line in the zombie's episode, pretty much *everything* about the Starlord episode.
The Vulture must be the most comprehensive Villain of all the MCU. His motivation is basically paying the taxes and sending his daughter to a good college.
I really liked The Vulture. Really well done, motivations were simple and understandable, yet the character was well fleshed out. I recently watched the Maguire and Garfield Spider-Man movies and I liked Garfield's Parker's chemistry with Gwen much more than Maguire's Parker's chemistry with Mary Jane. I found the MJ and Parker arc to be quite annoying in the Raimi movies. However, I liked Maguire's hapless Parker (Garfield was much more confident and it didn't sit right) and the way the Raimi magic oozed through every pore of the action scenes. What both sets of movies fell down on for me is the villain arcs. I just found them to be lacking versus seeing The Vulture in Homecoming. Doc Ock was probably the best of the bunch in those sets of movies. Sandman wasn't bad. Franco's Harry as Gobby was close to being great, but the route getting to that was frustrating. Back to MCU Spidey, Mysterio was fun, but not exactly a great arc imo. That said, I am still excited for NWH (because it's Spidey Multi-Verse stuff, so why not!).
I love that Chadwick's BP is consistently Good in each What if Episode. I like the one thing we can rely on in ever universe is that he will be kind and moral.
Fun fact: The Scene with Tony Stark and Killmonger cheers’n with the quote “You come for the King, you best not miss!” is an homage to Michael K Williams’ character, Omar, in The Wire. It’s also especially enduring considering, Michael B Jordan and Michael K Williams friendship/mentorship while they filmed “The Wire” together.
@@soberscrim299 I'm talking about when each character from the What If episodes team up (aka the Guardians of the Multiverse) to fight against Ultron (who has Visions body and the Infinity Stone) and his army. In the trailers, you can see Star-Lord T'challa, Killmonger as Black Panther, Captain Carter, Party Thor, Doctor Strange Supreme, and Gamora with Thanos Armor all together.
I think their just not using much of the main couple of avengers cause the absence of the original actors or the lack of vocal actors that sound similar
I mean, he’s only died what one more time than everyone else? If even that? The only episodes he’s died in are episode 3, where all of the Avengers except Cap died, episode 4, where literally everyone in the universe except Dr Strange died, episode 5, where everyone except T’challa, Peter and Scott died, and this one He has at most one more death than the rest of the Avengers but even that’s questionable since Cap and Thor probably died in episode 2
@@himum3429 well they’re both orphans that grew up in broken homes (in Sylvie’s case literally breaking) and blame a system in place. As a result they train their entire life to destroy the system regardless of what happens afterwards
In this episode women are the most perceptive about men's true intentions. Tony was so grateful towards Erik for saving him so he trusted him everything then King T'Chaka is immensely emotional for losing his son and what he did to his own brother and nephew in the past is making him feel guilt so he opens Wakanda's doors to Killmonger even tho they don't know him at all. This episode definitely is getting a continuation and it's well deserved, I want more of Michael B. Jordan and Pepper/Shuri team up ;)
He sounds really tired this episode. :( It’s so ominous hearing him talk about death not being the end & actually seeing his casket & ancestral plane form.
Answering the poll, I definitely vibe with Loki..."It's the unspoken truth of humanity, that you crave subjugation. The bright lure of freedom diminishes your life's joy in a mad scramble for power. You were made to be ruled" lolol
Cool throwaway line if you're not paying attention but Michael B. Jordan being a huge anime fan and having Killmonger tell Tony "I like anime" is dope af
What a show. Marvel nails it even on animated series. I didn’t realize until another reactor said it, but you can hear the strain in Chadwick’s voice. 💔
Enjoyed the manipulation of Killmonger being displayed. In this one, he was more power thirsty compared to the movie when he had misguided moral intentions.This one felt like it needs a part 2!
From the scenes they released I'm pretty sure him, Evil Strange, Captain Carter and Starlord T'chala are all coming back together, eventually. The Watcher never interferes, until he does.
To be fair, I think the goal for him is the same. In the movie he's seeking power because he believes it will A) give him revenge against the royal family and B) give him the power to right the injustices he sees in the world. Given how he immediately goes to work on the king and talks to T'Challa in the spirit world...suspecting he's after those same goals. Just saw another way to get em.
I love how he said he was an anime fan when it was Michael B. Jordan’s idea to have Killmonger’s outfit be based on Vegeta. It’s also really is scary how smart Killmonger is. I’m pretty sure if he was in Game Of Thrones he would’ve won the entire “Game” in season 1. I really hope that they continue this story in season 2.
It never occurred to me before that T'Challa was Black Panther during the events of Ironman. Also, Tony died (again) - Anyone else expect Happy and Pepper to be more distraught about that??
The one difference is that Erik somehow found out about Stane's assassination plan. I don't know what single decision led him to that discovery, but once he learned about it... everything else was set in motion to all hell breaking loose, gungan style! I mean, uh, Gangnam style! Er, GUNDAM style! 😂
It’s cool to see the villains win. I hope they do more episodes with villains at the center. Michael B Jordan killed this episode. I hope they make as many seasons of what if as possible.
I mean we can’t say for sure that shuri and pepper will defeat him but the fact that the episode ended off on them together looking upward implies that killmonger hasn’t strictly won yet at the very least. I do like how the villain has won so far, it’s really interesting a story
All that we know about MCU storytelling so far, can lead us to think that Tony Stark's death is an Absolute point in time in all universes. No matter the moment, it will not go further Endgame battle. It's inevitable.
Absolute point is something that led to creation of another timeline, so not. Absolute point is what title says. Peggy staying closer to Steve, T-challa being taken by Yondu's henchmen, Christine dieing, Old Wasp having virus etc.
Calvin: Imagine Vision just holding you down because he's super strong and super heavy... and just *arm motion* @4:00 Me: uuuummmmmmm 😳 please don't give people ideas😂
My one issue with this episode is the mention of circling "the African Coast". Like, what does that even mean? Other than that, this might be my favourite episode so far.
It is suppose to take place back in 2008 since that is when the og iron man story happened and black panther was in 2016 so minus 8 years from Shuri and you end up around that age.
I love watching reactions to this episodes for many reasons, but one of them is seeing people's shocked faces everytime Killmonger takes someone out. Killmonger's gonna kill.
I think it's similar to a force ghost. at first luke can only hear him (episode 4). when obi wan is first seen by luke, he is barely visible (beginning of 5). as luke grows stronger and more trained, obi wan is more and more visible. in episode 6, obi wan is almost not even transparent. it seems like more training for luke and obi wan gaining experience makes him more and more visible. maybe as we (and the avengers) gain experience, the watcher hides less and less.
The more i see these portrayals of Killmonger. The more I believe he can give the MCM/MCU their equivalent to DCs Joker in presence and now they add a Palpatine mindset. Would love if they expand this universe that the direction leads to he and someone like Hela interact with their power centered mindset being a catalyst to a potential _alliance_ with Thanos.
@@martinonuegbu1384 I believe so. The fact he has all known Vibranium at his disposal. Along with the inevitability of advancement of it uses/expansion of its capabilities, given his drive. Would make him quite powerful. And it doesn't hurt his methods(and to some extent ideals) have close proximity to each of theirs.
@@jonathanjohnson6727 sorry but he would never garner Hela’s respect…. She would kill him… she told Thor to bow to her and fought Suerta (the fire demon guy or however you spell his name) to her death… I doubt he gets her respect but I’m sure Thanos could add him to the Black Order… Thanos would have a higher appreciation for him
“You got to be part of the system to change the system” “Nah, you can burn it down” This sounds exactly like Suzaku Kururugi vs. Kallen Kuzuki from Code Geass
This one has my favorite string of logic. A lot of them are kind of hand waved with logic for how x equals y, but this feels like a genuinely perfect flow. Tony wouldn’t be the hero he became, killmonger would have resources, and secretly killing tchalla, he could more easily slip into working with Wakanda
i disagree with his actions, but i get why Zemo was all "no, there shouldn't be superpowered people throwing down in the middle of populated areas, so there shouldn't be superpowered people at all"
@Lazy Lajdak Good Point but try thinking about the Doctor Strange Episode like Groundhog Day with a Cruel Ending. Not very original, but the Killmonger Episode had a little more Crime Drama Edge to it like the Movie Revolver (2005)... you see where I’m going with this?
Hear me out I would say Vision was one of the villains of last episode. Vision has always been a very reasonable thought machine, for me that is the most interesting part of his character. He always tries to rationalize everything. He was keeping zombie Wanda from running loose and even though he said he didn't kill her because well he couldn't get himself to do it. It stands to reason that since she has a connection to the mind stone and is so powerful, she could be the only way to stop the zombie apocalypse. So he would be keeping her "undead" until he found the way to get her back to normal.
Loved seeing the Queen in action. Great episode. I can def see Thanos’ and Killmonger’s sides though I don’t agree with how either went about realizing their thought process. Throwing in the DCU, the Joker (The animated series version). I don’t even remember his why, I just love him. 🤣🤣
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You really can hear the strain and weakness in Chadwick's voice, considering so few people knew just how really sick he was it's amazing how well he was able to fight through it and how much of a professional he was. RIP Chadwick.
Yeah you can hear his voice slipping away. This episode was so touching with his character it was like a send off. They also had that Omar line from the Wire and he just passed.
Yeah, I definitely heard it in this episode.
Loki: Backstabbing is my thing
Killmonger: Hold my vibranium 😂😂😂
Yo put those two in a movie together 🤣🤣. I would definitely go see that 😂🤣🤣🤣
@@asiaroberson3442 No survivors.
@@ArcaJ hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 fr
@@asiaroberson3442 Its on my mind, ngl 😅
Killmonger's armor looks even more Vegeta like in this with the more saturated colors.
@@7ronndo Micheal B Jordan literally said it was based on Vegeta around the time the original movie came out, he DOES watch anime
Who’s Vegeta?
@@yoitsvic1126 Bruh!
@@yoitsvic1126 Dragon Ball guy
@@joevaldez4889 I know who he is but anime is garbage
Killmonger was like Palpatine in this episode. Playing a game of chess with himself, betraying both sides, playing them like fiddles.
Exactly 💯
HE PLAYED THEM LIKE DAMN FIDDLE
6:15 Don't you mean Darth Jar Jar?
@@TonyTylerDraws hahahahha
Like Palpatine but it makes sense. Killmonger was constantly throwing away people before they could expose him unlike Mr "I'm gonna hang out with empaths and seers for a decade". "Clouding the force" is the original "somehow, Palpatine has returned"
I thought Tony's voice actor did a great job. Loved his delivery of "I want *justice* "
Word that a very good impression of rdj
I think it is the same voice actor as the Animated Series Tony Stark
Yeah best impression out of the non-original actors so far. Really thought it was RDJ for a while, especially considering i thought a few of the original actors sounded off, even though they were playing themselves
@@TheArrowedKnee That's true about the actual actors sounding different. That's the difference between voice actors and on camera I guess. There is just that experience shining through.
@@TheArrowedKnee except Andy Serkis. Andy Serkis is awesome both in voice and in person
The smartest thing Killmonger did was gather up all the stray Vibranium and bring it back to Wakanda. His plan was always to fight the "oppressors" and now he has the physical strength, the resources, and the support of the entire nation.
Wow!
I never pieced that together...
Wakanda's power is in her people. Killmonger knows what's up.
The only problem is Shuri knows he killed her brother.
I think that is what made me enjoy his character in the movie. He never is a character you can pin down and think you have it figured out. He plays his cards close to his chest and uses people like pawns. Shuri I’m pretty sure would be his downfall but it’s a great exploration of Killmonger’s character.
The Gungan joke/misspeak cracked me up since the ending battle actually wasn't that dissimilar from the TPM battle with the Gungans :)
6:14 Eric, Rick, and Aaron all reacted at the same time to Calvin haha
@@icedog1588 Even Calvin reacted to Calvin in that moment!
@@icedog1588 Eric: "Meesa giant robot."
That final voice over by The Watcher couldn't more perfectly sum up Chadwick Boseman in real life. "Heroes are never really gone. They live forever, as do the ones they inspire to carry on the fight" Love it.
This episode hit different than the rest. I loved the dialogue between T'Challa & Killmonger in the Ancestral Plane & then that last tidbit from The Watcher, "Heroes are never really gone, they live forever. As do the ones they inspire to carry on the fight.".....definitely makes you think about how and what they're going to do with Black Panther 2.
Controversial opinion: I hope they recast T'Challa.
@@shadowcat1606 It was already stated that they won’t be recasting (even though there are many stories to tell with the character)
@@atari303 Then they are dumb. As an actor/artist, i'm pretty sure Boseman himself would want T'Challa's story to be told to its end.
@@shadowcat1606 ain't no one qualified. The thing about Boseman is his characther is very Tchalla like even off screen. One day in the future you can have a different actor, but for now outta respect for the Chadwick you do not recast because no one can fill the shoes.
@@sh0cktim3 No one? Because you're comment hints more at the fact that part of the fanbase just wouldn't let anyone even try.
But yeah, an off-screen death is a was more dignified way of honoring Boseman's legacy with the charakter, i guess...
Wow, every episode with T'Challa has had elements that just hit you right in the gut with Boseman's passing. The coffin and beyond-the-grave scene in this one, the "in my culture, death is not the end" line in the zombie's episode, pretty much *everything* about the Starlord episode.
The Vulture must be the most comprehensive Villain of all the MCU. His motivation is basically paying the taxes and sending his daughter to a good college.
He also wants to get revenge on military industrial complex for breaching his contract to pay him to do alien damage clean up.
Just making some money from scraps
He also kills people mercilessly and threatens teenagers
@@addy3164 It's all relative. More people say Thanos and Killmonger are the most sympathetic villains when they have done a lot worse.
I really liked The Vulture. Really well done, motivations were simple and understandable, yet the character was well fleshed out. I recently watched the Maguire and Garfield Spider-Man movies and I liked Garfield's Parker's chemistry with Gwen much more than Maguire's Parker's chemistry with Mary Jane. I found the MJ and Parker arc to be quite annoying in the Raimi movies. However, I liked Maguire's hapless Parker (Garfield was much more confident and it didn't sit right) and the way the Raimi magic oozed through every pore of the action scenes. What both sets of movies fell down on for me is the villain arcs. I just found them to be lacking versus seeing The Vulture in Homecoming. Doc Ock was probably the best of the bunch in those sets of movies. Sandman wasn't bad. Franco's Harry as Gobby was close to being great, but the route getting to that was frustrating. Back to MCU Spidey, Mysterio was fun, but not exactly a great arc imo. That said, I am still excited for NWH (because it's Spidey Multi-Verse stuff, so why not!).
I love that Chadwick's BP is consistently Good in each What if Episode. I like the one thing we can rely on in ever universe is that he will be kind and moral.
Fun fact: The Scene with Tony Stark and Killmonger cheers’n with the quote “You come for the King, you best not miss!” is an homage to Michael K Williams’ character, Omar, in The Wire. It’s also especially enduring considering, Michael B Jordan and Michael K Williams friendship/mentorship while they filmed “The Wire” together.
Where's Wallace at? String, where's Wallace? Where the fuck is Wallace, String!?
Chadwick was actually able to record about 4 episodes for What If? so we still have one more episode left with Chadwick.
It should be the Ultron episode.
@@pslayer8943 there’s no such thing as an ultron ep, the next one will be Party Thor then the 2 Part Finale which he will most likely be in
@@soberscrim299 I'm talking about when each character from the What If episodes team up (aka the Guardians of the Multiverse) to fight against Ultron (who has Visions body and the Infinity Stone) and his army. In the trailers, you can see Star-Lord T'challa, Killmonger as Black Panther, Captain Carter, Party Thor, Doctor Strange Supreme, and Gamora with Thanos Armor all together.
@@soberscrim299 Well that didn't age well :p
@@soberscrim299 Are you sure about that?
They just can’t stop killing Ironman
I think their just not using much of the main couple of avengers cause the absence of the original actors or the lack of vocal actors that sound similar
It’s stupid how he’s one of the smartest people on earth but still he wasn’t able to survive any of these timelines
@@sparrow6880 because he’s been caught off guard in every one and in here he didn’t grow his character, just a big named rich boy who drinks too much
Oh, snap! You're right!
I mean, he’s only died what one more time than everyone else? If even that?
The only episodes he’s died in are episode 3, where all of the Avengers except Cap died, episode 4, where literally everyone in the universe except Dr Strange died, episode 5, where everyone except T’challa, Peter and Scott died, and this one
He has at most one more death than the rest of the Avengers but even that’s questionable since Cap and Thor probably died in episode 2
“Oh shit! It’s a Gungan!” - Calvin, 2021
The Gungan Army!
Don't let him live it down.
Now we just need one of those "it's a Gundam!" memes, only with Calvin calling it a Gungan.
This is why you never trust anyone who is very eager to prove their loyalty, even if they are family.
@Lakshyaplayz WHY DID YOU SAY THAT WORD!
I'm starting to get the feeling that no one should ever trust Erik Killmonger.
He has literally betrayed everyone in the main timeline and in this universe
@@luisf2793 I feel like despite the loki comparisons he's more like sylvie. He doesn't trust anyone and so he pro-actively betrays them.
@@himum3429 well they’re both orphans that grew up in broken homes (in Sylvie’s case literally breaking) and blame a system in place. As a result they train their entire life to destroy the system regardless of what happens afterwards
He was literally black hitler in the prime universe.
I loved Killmonger in this episode. Played everyone like a damn fiddle but he's just so charming that it almost doesn't matter.
Weak
Maybe in this universe, his mom was probably, at least, part Asgardian? That would explain why he could charm so many.
@@MexicAnime his mom is American
@@asiaroberson3442 could you not tell he was being sarcastic
It felt so good to hear Michael B. Jordan as Erik "Killmonger" Stevens throughout this episode.
In this episode women are the most perceptive about men's true intentions. Tony was so grateful towards Erik for saving him so he trusted him everything then King T'Chaka is immensely emotional for losing his son and what he did to his own brother and nephew in the past is making him feel guilt so he opens Wakanda's doors to Killmonger even tho they don't know him at all. This episode definitely is getting a continuation and it's well deserved, I want more of Michael B. Jordan and Pepper/Shuri team up ;)
they missed the anime joke lol, calvin's gungan tangent talked over it
It was a great tangent though
They miss the "i like anime" dialogue!
Yup. Especially since Michael B. Jordan himself says all the time in interviews how much of an anime fan he is.
Killmonger playing both sides of the war like Erik Palpatine
This episode made me cry, I’m basically getting more and more emotional the closer we get to hearing Chadwick’s final portrayal. 😭
FOR T’CHALLA, the was a nice scene, felt it
Oh grow up
He sounds really tired this episode. :(
It’s so ominous hearing him talk about death not being the end & actually seeing his casket & ancestral plane form.
@@BeyondGaming1101
You need to grow up.
So the guy who dresses like Vegeta is an anime fan. Who knew?
Michael B Jordan is huge anime fan.
@@koushikraja331 Yeah, I was completely sure that was a reference to him.
The beginning of Killmonger at the press conference is exactly like a HISHE sketch
This episode just made me even more excited to see how black panther 2 will play out 😁
Goddammit they missed the “I like anime” joke because of calvin’s hysterical verbal typo AAH
Yeah but we got the gungan joke which was even better 😂
@@Nalpha i mean sure but darn that was the one line wanted to hear lol
Answering the poll, I definitely vibe with Loki..."It's the unspoken truth of humanity, that you crave subjugation. The bright lure of freedom diminishes your life's joy in a mad scramble for power. You were made to be ruled" lolol
Cool throwaway line if you're not paying attention but Michael B. Jordan being a huge anime fan and having Killmonger tell Tony "I like anime" is dope af
What a show. Marvel nails it even on animated series.
I didn’t realize until another reactor said it, but you can hear the strain in Chadwick’s voice. 💔
Thanks Calvin, they missed the anime and gundam joke.
Yup lol
Enjoyed the manipulation of Killmonger being displayed. In this one, he was more power thirsty compared to the movie when he had misguided moral intentions.This one felt like it needs a part 2!
All the What If episodes need an part 2.
@@reality8470 Season 2 is coming soon.
@@TwilightLink77 That’s great!
From the scenes they released I'm pretty sure him, Evil Strange, Captain Carter and Starlord T'chala are all coming back together, eventually.
The Watcher never interferes, until he does.
To be fair, I think the goal for him is the same. In the movie he's seeking power because he believes it will A) give him revenge against the royal family and B) give him the power to right the injustices he sees in the world. Given how he immediately goes to work on the king and talks to T'Challa in the spirit world...suspecting he's after those same goals. Just saw another way to get em.
I'm glad we got to see Killmonger play 3D chess.
The entire MCU from iron man 2 onwards has been 'what if Don Cheadle was war machine'
I love how he said he was an anime fan when it was Michael B. Jordan’s idea to have Killmonger’s outfit be based on Vegeta. It’s also really is scary how smart Killmonger is. I’m pretty sure if he was in Game Of Thrones he would’ve won the entire “Game” in season 1.
I really hope that they continue this story in season 2.
It never occurred to me before that T'Challa was Black Panther during the events of Ironman.
Also, Tony died (again) - Anyone else expect Happy and Pepper to be more distraught about that??
They laughed over the best exchange in the episode when Tony sees the drone design
The one difference is that Erik somehow found out about Stane's assassination plan. I don't know what single decision led him to that discovery, but once he learned about it... everything else was set in motion to all hell breaking loose, gungan style! I mean, uh, Gangnam style! Er, GUNDAM style! 😂
You guys were giggling so hard about gungen you missed Tony Stark making an actual gundam reference
It’s cool to see the villains win. I hope they do more episodes with villains at the center. Michael B Jordan killed this episode. I hope they make as many seasons of what if as possible.
Killmonger didn't win, Shuri and Pepper are going to reveal the evidence they have and it's all over for him.
@@mandalor1810 I mean he’s the black panther and has vibranium so it will probably not be easy for them to stop him
I mean we can’t say for sure that shuri and pepper will defeat him but the fact that the episode ended off on them together looking upward implies that killmonger hasn’t strictly won yet at the very least. I do like how the villain has won so far, it’s really interesting a story
I can't get over how good Eric's hair looks!!
Killmonger is wearing an admiral's uniform but he's a lieutenant
I was hoping Killmonger would say "When I tell you to do something, I mean that shit!" somewhere in the episode.
Yo I died 🤣🤣
All that we know about MCU storytelling so far, can lead us to think that Tony Stark's death is an Absolute point in time in all universes. No matter the moment, it will not go further Endgame battle. It's inevitable.
Absolute point is something that led to creation of another timeline, so not. Absolute point is what title says. Peggy staying closer to Steve, T-challa being taken by Yondu's henchmen, Christine dieing, Old Wasp having virus etc.
At least in this universe iron man and shuri interacted
*Rescue* and Shuri
"Was it worth it, cousin?"
"y e"
Calvin: Imagine Vision just holding you down because he's super strong and super heavy... and just *arm motion* @4:00
Me: uuuummmmmmm 😳 please don't give people ideas😂
"im Dr.strange's universe" BRO LMAOOO too soon
Chadwich did 4 episodes of "What If" so we have 1 more. I assume its going to be the crossover episode.
Pepper: "How did you get in here?"
Shuri: "I sneaked in through the parking lot. Also, you might want to change your network security. It sucks."
Killmonger vs Captain America Sam: "I agree with your fight, but not the way you're fighting."
6:13 "Oh shit, its a Gungan!" 😂😂
my favorite part of the episode is the absolutely gigantic digital camera
28:10 Thank you guys for reading/answering my comment/question.
*Sacrifice/Early Death is Tony Stark's Absolute Point*
assuming any magic knowing individual is left in the Zombie apocalypse they could have contained zombie Wanda with runes
Agatha?
It may be 3am in the morning and I should be heading to bed, but there is no way I am not watching this reaction first!
Guys guys, remember, it's "what if...?" not "then what...?"
It’s a Gungan!
I loved this episode this show is keep getting better
Calvin's Jeff Bridges was so great😂😂 Had me rolling
Maybe in season 2 we will have an ending for those non-conclusive stories
That's usually not how Marvel's "What if" stories work. But hey, maybe they'll do it different for the tv show.
The executive assistant, and the little girl genius are going to save the world, I'd like to see that.
My one issue with this episode is the mention of circling "the African Coast". Like, what does that even mean?
Other than that, this might be my favourite episode so far.
Minor detail about I love all the trap music throughout this episode
Shuri is like about 10 years old in this what if episode/timeline
It is suppose to take place back in 2008 since that is when the og iron man story happened and black panther was in 2016 so minus 8 years from Shuri and you end up around that age.
That last line really gets to me. RIP Chadwick
It's kinda surreal to think that the opening sequence of Iron Man 1 in Afghanistan is actually out of date now lol
Mick Wingert did the voice of Tony Stark.
I'm a little peeved they talked over the "What, I like anime?" part.
I love watching reactions to this episodes for many reasons, but one of them is seeing people's shocked faces everytime Killmonger takes someone out. Killmonger's gonna kill.
Tony just can't stop dying
I think it's similar to a force ghost. at first luke can only hear him (episode 4). when obi wan is first seen by luke, he is barely visible (beginning of 5). as luke grows stronger and more trained, obi wan is more and more visible. in episode 6, obi wan is almost not even transparent. it seems like more training for luke and obi wan gaining experience makes him more and more visible.
maybe as we (and the avengers) gain experience, the watcher hides less and less.
The music in this episode tho! So good!
The more i see these portrayals of Killmonger. The more I believe he can give the MCM/MCU their equivalent to DCs Joker in presence and now they add a Palpatine mindset. Would love if they expand this universe that the direction leads to he and someone like Hela interact with their power centered mindset being a catalyst to a potential _alliance_ with Thanos.
Very interesting idea but would he be powerful enough to gain Hela or Thanos’ respect?
@@martinonuegbu1384 I believe so. The fact he has all known Vibranium at his disposal. Along with the inevitability of advancement of it uses/expansion of its capabilities, given his drive. Would make him quite powerful. And it doesn't hurt his methods(and to some extent ideals) have close proximity to each of theirs.
@@jonathanjohnson6727 sorry but he would never garner Hela’s respect…. She would kill him… she told Thor to bow to her and fought Suerta (the fire demon guy or however you spell his name) to her death… I doubt he gets her respect but I’m sure Thanos could add him to the Black Order… Thanos would have a higher appreciation for him
Tony's mistake was not having the drone crush his f-ing skull when it first picked him up. :p
6:13 Oh shit it's a Gungan!!! Messa a giant robot! That got me dyin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“You got to be part of the system to change the system”
“Nah, you can burn it down”
This sounds exactly like Suzaku Kururugi vs. Kallen Kuzuki from Code Geass
Killmonger was so good this episode. Literally thought he would be a good guy but the way he fucked with everyone was incredibly.
Am I think only one who saw those robots and thought of Bastion's backstory from OverWatch. 😂
This one has my favorite string of logic. A lot of them are kind of hand waved with logic for how x equals y, but this feels like a genuinely perfect flow. Tony wouldn’t be the hero he became, killmonger would have resources, and secretly killing tchalla, he could more easily slip into working with Wakanda
33:40 oh my god that's just Zeke's plan from Attack in Titan
Hearing you guys talk about Gundam really makes me want to see you guys react to Gundam 00, IBO, or something like.
Damn did they miss the “what? I like anime” line from Kilmonger
Kind of stupid how iron mans robots lose against killmonger considering he wasn’t even buffed by the black panther serum
Or how killmonger can launch a missle that far with his fists
i disagree with his actions, but i get why Zemo was all "no, there shouldn't be superpowered people throwing down in the middle of populated areas, so there shouldn't be superpowered people at all"
Calvin saying gungan made them miss Killmonger saying he likes anime
Vision was separating people "from their lives!" "Invincible forever!"
Keep up the great work 👏🏼💪🏽
I feel like that last scene with the watcher is talking about Cadwick Bosman
Thank you for mentioning palpatine… I also immediately thought of him.. playing chess and he is the king of both sides of the board… brilliant writing
One of the most Complex Stories YET.
@Lazy Lajdak Good Point but try thinking about the Doctor Strange Episode like Groundhog Day with a Cruel Ending.
Not very original, but the Killmonger Episode had a little more Crime Drama Edge to it like the Movie Revolver (2005)... you see where I’m going with this?
@Lazy Lajdak Opinions aside I hope we both agree that the Show is doing phenomenally so far as a whole...
Hear me out I would say Vision was one of the villains of last episode. Vision has always been a very reasonable thought machine, for me that is the most interesting part of his character. He always tries to rationalize everything. He was keeping zombie Wanda from running loose and even though he said he didn't kill her because well he couldn't get himself to do it. It stands to reason that since she has a connection to the mind stone and is so powerful, she could be the only way to stop the zombie apocalypse. So he would be keeping her "undead" until he found the way to get her back to normal.
It's gotten to the point where I just see the thumbnail and go "Oooo that's gonna be a good reaction!".
I was so worried it was going to turn out dark again…and it kinda did? But it was also strangely wholesome in some ways
Loved seeing the Queen in action. Great episode.
I can def see Thanos’ and Killmonger’s sides though I don’t agree with how either went about realizing their thought process. Throwing in the DCU, the Joker (The animated series version). I don’t even remember his why, I just love him. 🤣🤣
It isnt my favorite episode (still strange's) but I think it may be the best storyline for me. Killmonger was just a badass