Another nice nod to continuity is that they only called it that at first. Later, once other alien incursions had happened, they started calling it "The Battle of New York".
We say 9/11 for the collapse of 3 buildings even tho some people use to call the twin towers bombing. What would you expect them to call it. It was more than just a invasion, we also nuked aliens for the first too.
Well yea because for the longest time SHIELD tried keeping the fact that aliens actually invaded earth on the downlow , to you know not have a mass panic But once they could deny it no longer, well they had to change it to "The Battle of New York"
The Judas Bullet was one of the 2 really neat subtle continuity elements i really liked in the MCU. The other one was a bomb used in Agent Carter to make a building implode and collapse into itself. Hank Pym used the same kind of bomb to destroy the Pym Particle lab in the first Ant-Man movie.
There was also a terrorist group that used a similar technology in season 4 of Agents of SHIELD, where they tag a building and it condenses into a ball
@@musicpatron1693 Not really. Before Feige went on a tear trying to make anything he didn't personally think up for the MCU non-canon, the writers routinely tried making continuity connections between the movies, ABC shows, and Netflix shows. This was one of the best. The very first was probably the doorbuster device Coulson used several times on Agents of SHIELD was the same one he used in the very first Iron Man movie way back at the beginning of the MCU. Imagine staying on point enough to make a connection between a movie and a series written 7+ years apart.
@@danielhaire6677 Honestly, I think Feige just tried to disown Agents of Shield after Bob Iger gave him independence from Ike Perlmutter and he was no longer forced to introduce the Inhumans to try to compete with the X-Men. It seems like Feige really didn't want to do the Inhumans in any capacity, and since AoS had been turned into a backdoor pilot for the Inhumans, it got slowly swept under the rug as it grew more and more distant from the MCU. God only knows why the rest of Marvel TV faced the same fate though - at least Agent Carter was semi-canonised and we get to keep Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio.
They even used the same gun too..! (It’s called the Origin 12ga I think. Based on the Saiga, basically a heavily modified version of a modded AK that could shoot 12GA rounds… from the ppl that took an American shotgun design, took old AA barrels and made a 4ga shotgun).
The fact that Luke Cage introduced weapon based on Chitauri technologies year before Spiderman: Homecoming was insane to me when I watched first season. Also Shades said "Ukrainians", but those characters speak Polish, I think. So yeah, there is "Eastern Europe connection".
@@sethv5273 fair. Must have misread due to it not saying "*A* year before". Obvs grammar aint important in youtube comments, just explaining my mistake. Item 47 still did it first tho
I remember me and my buddy were watching this Shield episode when it first aired and when I saw the sparks coming out of that bullet I just freaked out and went "Dude! That's the Judas Bullet from Luke Cage!" Loved the subtle continuity the shows had with each other back then.
umm... Where did they stop according to you? Nothing broke the lore yet as of today, so wth are you talking about? Perhaps its just you that stopped paying attention?
@@kptmaci4979it's most likely overshadowed by the lore disconnect between Wandavision and Multiverse of Madness.With She-Hulk,you can't avoid continuity since it's basically tries to show us how MCU goes day-by-day unlike the movies where that's not the main focus.
@@PenneySounds Personally, I think FrameworkMace was the better character (partly because I don't think Aida knew he was a fake so framework mace really was a hero lol)
Stuff like this is why I smile a little whenever "Roxxon Oil" gets mentioned or shown in MCU stuff. I don't know if the writers are doing subtle world building when they do, or just need a company name Disney/Marvel already owns.
@@rainbowdragon1872 Yeah. They've been part of the Marvel comics story since the 1980s, at least. I remember them showing up in Iron Man, Transformers, etc.
@@The_Devil_Breaker_ most of the time it's only his skin, bones, & muscles that are near-impervious, but his organs or his atoms are still highly vulnerable like anybody else
I'm still glad the MCU went the multimedia route and told stories in both film and tv in the same continuity or multiverse as Phase 4, 5, and 6 is going for.
Maybe the guys who did most of Phase IV should have read the writer's notes for the old Netflix and ABC MCU-linked shows. They might remember the importance of both continuity details and good long-term character development rather than short spectacle seasons.
@@danielhaire6677 umm... You literally just compared lack of continuity of just Phase 4 to Phase 1,2 & 3. You for real? Everything is still very much connected. Nothing broke any lore as of today m8. In Phase 4 they again set up a lot of stuff. Some of it already gets payed off - Kingpin from Hawkeye in Echo, now going into Daredevil new series, Falcon being new Cap going into Cap 4, USAgent, probably one of the best arcs in mcu yet just in one show so far going into Thunderbolts along with Bucky. Ms Marvel with bracelet of Kree going into The Marvels. Bracelet from Shang Chi is connected to - something from Phase 5 or 6, we dont know yet. Eternals is going to have pay off with X-Men probably (Celestial material - many speculate its source of future Adamantium for Wolverine), perhaps island itself could also be new mutant asylum - Krakoa + Black Knight is going into Blade, Blade is going to be connected to Midnight Sons and so on. Then many Kangs across multiple series and movies, which Loki brilliantly connects and explains perfectly how multiverse actually works and saves it all in a SHOW + now Deadpool is gonna have heavy connections to Loki through TVA and we are gonna meet Alioth - creature who debuted in Loki show is gonna be featured in Deadpool 3. How crazy is that? That is super connectivity between shows and movies. Dont even get me started on Armor Wars which is going to be heavily connected to Hammer from this vid for obvious reasons xD M8, the only one not paying attetion to continuity is you, clearly.
@@ninjaslicertheguardian6433do you know how much money is made on the street in a week selling crack and smack in a major metropolitan city? Not to mention supplying other dealers across state lines; they could afford it.
My favorite piece of continuity in the MCU is Roxxon corporation I just love how they are basically the Amazon corporation of the MCU and are a massive conglomerate involved in about every industry
@@baneblackguard584 Because when the phrase is "a bullet LIKE THAT in Walmart" and someone then comments on it pointing out that they do sell some really crazy shit they shouldn't be. In reference to Walmart NOT selling A SPECIFIC bullet. By saying that Walmart shouldn't be selling SOME (read that word, SOME of the things Walmart sells doesn't mean EVERYTHING Walmart sells) of the things it does sell. Let's recap; Walmart doesn't sell this specific bullet, YET. That's implying Walmart sells bullets, but not that specific one. And when someone then says "yet we all know that Walmart sells some crazy shit" in reference to what Walmart is already selling. And we know the one example here is A BULLET. How the fuck did your mind go to "yeah man shouldn't go selling FOOD AND CLOTHES AND SODA ITS CRIMINAL" when someone clearly pointed out Walmart sells other things it shouldn't be. You really just went full fucking retard.
i wasnt paying attention to continuity at this point(only in daredevil and aos since it was more direct and obvious) but this is pretty cool never knew about this
They would not have gone through so much trouble to match up continuity if Studios was gonna ret-con the shows out of canon. The only exception being Helstrom which even Television themselves decided to make standalone after the Ghost Rider show got cancelled. Hell, Black Panther literally had to be rewritten to keep Luke Cage Season 2 canon. They were willing to alter the films to let the shows still be canon, and people actually think the shows are just tossed aside because "not enough references"? Yeah no. There weren't references to the shows because they had their own corners of the MCU to flesh out and had no place in the Infinity Saga. I mean, where are you gonna reference some of these shows anyways? Do we need Doctor Strange in his movie to turn to the camera and say "Oh, by the way, Ghost Rider is in Los Angeles right now"? Cause that'd be forced and dumb if you ask me. Even then, Marvel Studios made the WHIH Newsfront clips, and those referenced the shows and films both directly. Marvel Studios made those, they acknowledged the shows as canon.
@Cordell Heathman killmongers girlfriend was orignally named Tilda johnson aka deadly nightshade, a villain from the comics. Marvel studios changed her name after luke cage was revealed to be using the character.
Another good example of ret-conning was Winter Soldier never showed Bucky as Howard Stark's killer or how he died. It was only in the writing of Civil War that it was retconned to have Steve know beforehand. All to keep RDJ's TOny Stark from seeming like a heartless psycho.
@@danielhaire6677 umm... Not at all m8. It all connects very well if you payed attention. Yeah it was re-written to "Bucky killed him" to have someone for Tony to put his anger on, but Steve already knew that HYDRA killed Tonys parents. He learns that in Winter Soldier movie with Arnim Zola pulling out articles if I recall. Its clear HYDRA assasinated Starks parents. Steve probably knew they designed their top assasin - Winter Soldier to do it. Its why when Tony asks Steve in Civil War - "DID YOU KNEW"? Steve responds "I DIDNT KNEW IT WAS HIM" - meaning he wasnt 100% sure it was Bucky, but he knew Hydra killed them and never told Tony, as he probably feared as well, that it might have been Bucky who did it. Steve literally finds out about Starks assasination while looking on info of Hydra top assasin - winter soldier xD Its even hard to call it "re-write" if you think about it. Its just quick info that you might miss.
Feige was too afraid to actually link the tv shows with the movie universe when they were airing. They couldn’t say any characters name or reference it by hinting at it. Then once the shows were over, he stated they were canon, even though they were clearly set during the time and world of the MCU.
Later on, during the Cloak & Dagger series, the unpowered cop friend had just transferred there from NYC. When she encountered super powers in the show, she just says, “You should meet my friend Misty.”
Oh my gosh, i now think a great tv series could be made about marvel criminals in jail. Be cheap to make since special effects would be less, and could follow the criminals who are less evil as they try to survive prison with more hardcore criminals.
It would be expensive as hell though - what with Ben Kingsley, Sam Rockwell, Tim Roth, Walton Goggins... (Here's the point where I was going to put other villain actors, but I cannot remember any other villains who are both alive, in prison, and not chilling with Morbius)
AOS cared in the beginning. Before Disney+ they gave use the continuity that led to the Helicarrier that appeared at the end of Age of Ultron. I feel Bob Inger fought for things with Kevin Feige that are not acknowledged, including giving us Black Panther and Captain Marvel. Both were important points that made impacts on Endgame. We need that unified leadership again!
I have such a genuine desperate need to see agents Fitz and Simmons working in a sword base and preferably having dialogue with nick fury in something upcoming. It would literally make my day to see that In an mcu movie.
Where are these comments? SHIELD is flimsy but Cage is very obviously canon. Might have to explain how Cottonmouth was resurrected into a vampire but we have 3 Capaldis, 2 Gillans, 2 Colin Bakers and 2 David Bradley’s in the Whoniverse. SHIELD needs an outright confirmation of where exactly the timeline split for them because one minute Hydra’s rising again, SHIELD is rebuilt and Inhumans & Ghost Rider are running about, then we had Graviton & they time travelled. Where was the timeline split…? Personally, I think the recent developments with Kang could very much facilitate a return to canon for SHIELD
@@OptimysticPessimyst The timeline never split. Just because that stuff isn't mentioned in the films doesn't mean it didn't happen. It just wasn't important to the Thanos story. Also, they got the Inhuman outbreak under control pretty quickly. The only diversion from MCU canon was the altered Season 7 timeline, but they ditched that timeline and came back to the main MCU at the end. Also, one actor can play more than one character. Gemma Chan plays two characters in the MCU after all. You don't need to explain Blade looking like Cottonmouth, it's called suspension of disbelief. Hell, Rhodey changed faces and Banner changed faces, why can't two people look kinda similar too?
@@northwindkey The timeline must have split, because at the end of AOS season 5, they confirm that the Battle of Wakanda is happening as they speak, but season 6 cuts to a year later and there's zero indication that they're one year into the blip. But the time travel in season 5 gives an easy out for that. They could easily pick up the story in a new season of Loki. Perhaps the SHIELD team had to survive, so Thanos got pruned in that timeline.
@@PenneySounds Omission isn’t negation though. Just because something isn’t mentioned doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. I hold the snap did happen still. It killed off all the Defenders and Cloak and Dagger and all major SHIELD characters not seen Post-S5, but left the rest of the SHIELD team and the Runaways. That’s a pretty even balance. That’s a pretty easy explanation, and since the show was never officially de-canonized at any point, any explanation is more reasonable than just assuming it became non-canon despite how much they said otherwise.
Yeah, I don't buy that. Especially with Jemma and Daisy looking for Fitz in space. The fact that half the population of the universe turned to ash would come up. It's pretty inescapable that it never happened in the timeline of AOS post season 5. But the fact that the time travel in season 5 created at least one branch (the one in which earth was destroyed) means that doesn't make it non-canon. I don't know why you're saying Ty and Tandy would have been killed but the Runaways wouldn't. Ty and Tandy are in the final episode of Runaways. But Runaways likely takes place before Infinity War, like all the other shows besides Agents.
@@PenneySounds up to like season 4 but then it became completely irrelevant to the MCU. I don't mind it, tho. Since it's better than current MCU anyways
@@MorganEdgy It never became irrelevant, it was still closely tied up until the end. It just dependent on the movies anymore, and could focus on its own stuff.
@@PenneySounds I don't remember a single instance of the movies acknowledging the series or even it's continuity. In some cases it even contradicted plot points that were set by it.
@@PenneySounds The Netflix shows have recently been pulled back into the MCU, but I'm pretty sure Agents of Shield is still a separate fork. I'm willing to be proven wrong, though, if you've got evidence.
@@PenneySounds "Oct 25, 2023 - The official timeline book of the Marvel Cinematic Universe confirms that Agents of SHIELD is not considered canon" via ScreenRant, there were half a dozen other links confirming. They may have, at some point, been folded back in, but they very definitely left.
@@NevTheDeranged Screenrant is not an authority on canon. Screenrant lies. That book makes no such statement. The book doesn't mention Agents of SHIELD at all.
2:48 huh, pretty sure there’s already a way to get past body armor that would be extremely cheaper, for example cant teflon coated bullets get past kevlar?
I would love a return of Justin Hammer.... I also wouldn't mind if he gets his own Tony Stark arc, cause that's basically who he is if Tony never had that near death experience
Really? You knew Luke Cage is connected to Daredevil, right? I've got lots more Luke Cage connections in my other videos, like "The Incident" and "Cloak & Dagger"
“We’re supposed to have an Agent on that roof” -agent colson How is a fictional character better at protecting the nation’s Ace than real life top security teams in the nation 💀
@@EGRJ Basically what we see is that the media and people around the world call it "The Battle of New York", but people in New York just call it "The Incident". I think that makes a ton of sense and is very realistic.
I have never been so disappointed by a show in my entire life. I thought shades was some OP enhanced person and just never used his powers. He walked around with such swag like he had a trump card up his sleeve the entire show and he was just some thug.,
No, the Ex-Wife was made before the incident, and has no Chitauri tech. And it's a missile rather than a bullet. I included it as an example of how Hammer likes to name his tech.
Speaking of continuity, looks like Mahershala Ali played two different characters in Luke Cage and Eternals (Cottonmouth and Blade). Nice glitch in the Matrix.
Those are from Luke Cage. Carl "Luke Cage" Lucas and Hernan "Shades" Alvarez were in Seagate prison, the same prison where Justin Hammer was shown to be imprisoned in the One-Shot "All Hail the King". Shades used connections to get those bullets. The same bullets later appeared on Agents of SHIELD.
Some comments must have mentioned this now, but glad that this is now canon-canon thanks to Marvel deciding to scrap/retool the upcoming Daredevil show. Still insane how bad the original show was going to be.
As much as I want certain things like Iron Fist’s entire run, Defenders, and Jessica Jones seasons 2-3 retconned, I hate that these shows were considered uncanon.
Is "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. even still a part of the MCU???? I know the Netflix shows are. I really like how New Yorkers just call the alien invasion in the first Avengers movie, "the incident." That would be a gigantic deal in real life and I really like how they constantly call back to it.
@@PenneySounds Just curious. They haven't established Coulson's whereabouts in the recent MCU shows or movies. You think he'd show up in "Civil War" or "Secret Invasion" or something. How the heck is S.H.I.E.L.D. even right now in the MCU????
@@PenneySounds up to the crowd. away from the crowd would have been in the direction of the building behind him. imagine the desk would have exploded one sec later... after landing in the crowd XD btw, i am not offending the character, i just make fun of the execution of the scene
"The Incident" is a good way of saying "That time we were invaded by fucking aliens."
Another nice nod to continuity is that they only called it that at first. Later, once other alien incursions had happened, they started calling it "The Battle of New York".
We say 9/11 for the collapse of 3 buildings even tho some people use to call the twin towers bombing. What would you expect them to call it. It was more than just a invasion, we also nuked aliens for the first too.
Well yea because for the longest time SHIELD tried keeping the fact that aliens actually invaded earth on the downlow , to you know not have a mass panic
But once they could deny it no longer, well they had to change it to "The Battle of New York"
@@0megacron It was always called The Battle of New York. It was only people within New York itself that used the term The Incident.
The Judas Bullet was one of the 2 really neat subtle continuity elements i really liked in the MCU. The other one was a bomb used in Agent Carter to make a building implode and collapse into itself. Hank Pym used the same kind of bomb to destroy the Pym Particle lab in the first Ant-Man movie.
There was also a terrorist group that used a similar technology in season 4 of Agents of SHIELD, where they tag a building and it condenses into a ball
The weapon the Watchdogs used was based on Howard Stark's version.
But the Dark Elves also had grenades with a similar function.
Watch my other videos. Continuity continues.
Oh! I assume that's from Agent Carter?
Love these little lore tidbits, keep up the great work! @@PenneySounds
No. The shrinking particles caused the Pym Tech building to be sucked into the Quantum Realm.
When the Judas bullet appeared in AOS my jaw dropped that they’d make that massive of a connection!
that was just netflix trying to stay relevant and MCU not noticing
@@musicpatron1693 Not really. Before Feige went on a tear trying to make anything he didn't personally think up for the MCU non-canon, the writers routinely tried making continuity connections between the movies, ABC shows, and Netflix shows. This was one of the best. The very first was probably the doorbuster device Coulson used several times on Agents of SHIELD was the same one he used in the very first Iron Man movie way back at the beginning of the MCU. Imagine staying on point enough to make a connection between a movie and a series written 7+ years apart.
@@danielhaire6677Feige did no such thing
@@danielhaire6677 Honestly, I think Feige just tried to disown Agents of Shield after Bob Iger gave him independence from Ike Perlmutter and he was no longer forced to introduce the Inhumans to try to compete with the X-Men. It seems like Feige really didn't want to do the Inhumans in any capacity, and since AoS had been turned into a backdoor pilot for the Inhumans, it got slowly swept under the rug as it grew more and more distant from the MCU. God only knows why the rest of Marvel TV faced the same fate though - at least Agent Carter was semi-canonised and we get to keep Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio.
They even used the same gun too..!
(It’s called the Origin 12ga I think. Based on the Saiga, basically a heavily modified version of a modded AK that could shoot 12GA rounds… from the ppl that took an American shotgun design, took old AA barrels and made a 4ga shotgun).
The fact that Luke Cage introduced weapon based on Chitauri technologies year before Spiderman: Homecoming was insane to me when I watched first season. Also Shades said "Ukrainians", but those characters speak Polish, I think. So yeah, there is "Eastern Europe connection".
Luke cage came out sept 2016, homecoming came out july 2017. Not years before. Also, item 47 introduced that concept in 2012
@@bazookasniper5167the comment says “year before”
crazy to think vulture was probably the one to sell the material to hammer
@@sethv5273 fair. Must have misread due to it not saying "*A* year before". Obvs grammar aint important in youtube comments, just explaining my mistake. Item 47 still did it first tho
@@LilOziBertdepends on when he started doing it illegally, remember that it wasn't until Tony muscle them out.
I remember me and my buddy were watching this Shield episode when it first aired and when I saw the sparks coming out of that bullet I just freaked out and went "Dude! That's the Judas Bullet from Luke Cage!" Loved the subtle continuity the shows had with each other back then.
There was a time the writers paid attention to their own lore.
even in she hulk they still did.
Tony stark is the guy to design his armor to counter a Hammer bullet and so is IVan Vanko.
umm... Where did they stop according to you? Nothing broke the lore yet as of today, so wth are you talking about? Perhaps its just you that stopped paying attention?
@@kptmaci4979it's most likely overshadowed by the lore disconnect between Wandavision and Multiverse of Madness.With She-Hulk,you can't avoid continuity since it's basically tries to show us how MCU goes day-by-day unlike the movies where that's not the main focus.
@@kptmaci4979 A LOT of projects have broken the lore in Phase 4 and 5
I remember hearing the sound effect of the Bullet on Agents of Shield, i instantly was wondering “is that the Judas bullet?”
"They don't sell this at Walmart...yet."
Damn, this stuff getting lost around the Marvel Universe like Kryptonite in DC 🤣
The villains in Luke cage where just crazy good! From hammer, cotton mouth to that voodoo guy. So characteristic and well done
It's bushmaster
you forgot stokes, mariah stokes
luke cage was so awesome and bluesy.
Not to mention Kilgrave. It's too bad that Iron Monk didn't have that same level, but there was a nice entourage of Ninjas.
Justin Hammer needs to come back to the MCU, especially for Armor Wars!
You gonna watch Armour Wars without Tony Stark? You’re crazy
tony stark died let it be smh, they'll ruin him otherwise@@ScoobieDoobie197474
He's confirmed to come back
Gonna need a source on that one mate @@Z-Romello
Armor wars is probably going to be cancelled
The guy who picked up that podium and threw it up before it blew up deserves a raise.
He's the boss
@@PenneySounds Personally, I think FrameworkMace was the better character (partly because I don't think Aida knew he was a fake so framework mace really was a hero lol)
@@AlMcpherson79 I think what AIDA did was make him who he wanted to be. Which was basically Steve Rogers.
@@PenneySounds he deserves a raise.
Stuff like this is why I smile a little whenever "Roxxon Oil" gets mentioned or shown in MCU stuff. I don't know if the writers are doing subtle world building when they do, or just need a company name Disney/Marvel already owns.
wait Roxxon is an actual thing lore wise? i thought that was something they just...invented for the Miles Morales videogame
@@rainbowdragon1872 Yeah. They've been part of the Marvel comics story since the 1980s, at least. I remember them showing up in Iron Man, Transformers, etc.
"There's supposed to be an agent on that roof" -topical
That's nothing. Guess what day I happened to pick to start rewatching season 1 of Hit-Monkey in preparation for season 2 dropping.
Coming after Butler pa.
I love how you can hear the suppressed sound from the bullet exploding inside of Luke right before he collapses.
Idk how TF he survived that
@@The_Devil_Breaker_ most of the time it's only his skin, bones, & muscles that are near-impervious, but his organs or his atoms are still highly vulnerable like anybody else
@@The_Devil_Breaker_ plot armor
I'm still glad the MCU went the multimedia route and told stories in both film and tv in the same continuity or multiverse as Phase 4, 5, and 6 is going for.
Maybe the guys who did most of Phase IV should have read the writer's notes for the old Netflix and ABC MCU-linked shows. They might remember the importance of both continuity details and good long-term character development rather than short spectacle seasons.
@@danielhaire6677 umm... You literally just compared lack of continuity of just Phase 4 to Phase 1,2 & 3. You for real? Everything is still very much connected. Nothing broke any lore as of today m8. In Phase 4 they again set up a lot of stuff. Some of it already gets payed off - Kingpin from Hawkeye in Echo, now going into Daredevil new series, Falcon being new Cap going into Cap 4, USAgent, probably one of the best arcs in mcu yet just in one show so far going into Thunderbolts along with Bucky. Ms Marvel with bracelet of Kree going into The Marvels. Bracelet from Shang Chi is connected to - something from Phase 5 or 6, we dont know yet. Eternals is going to have pay off with X-Men probably (Celestial material - many speculate its source of future Adamantium for Wolverine), perhaps island itself could also be new mutant asylum - Krakoa + Black Knight is going into Blade, Blade is going to be connected to Midnight Sons and so on. Then many Kangs across multiple series and movies, which Loki brilliantly connects and explains perfectly how multiverse actually works and saves it all in a SHOW + now Deadpool is gonna have heavy connections to Loki through TVA and we are gonna meet Alioth - creature who debuted in Loki show is gonna be featured in Deadpool 3. How crazy is that? That is super connectivity between shows and movies. Dont even get me started on Armor Wars which is going to be heavily connected to Hammer from this vid for obvious reasons xD M8, the only one not paying attetion to continuity is you, clearly.
I wish they would bring Agents of Shield back. Or at least let us see Coulson, Daisy, Fitz-Simmons, May, Yo-Yo, and Mac again.
I was hoping that some of them would show up in secret invasion.
Please, we beg 😭🙏
i thought for sure we'd see Daisy become important in later movies...
I don't really trust them to handle the characters well honestly.
I love when things comes together
Can you imagine a mini-gun loaded with these rounds?!
Not at the price Diamondback was selling them for.
Considering the M134 Minigun has a max RPM of about 6000… it’s gunna cost a whole lot more than $400k every 12 seconds.
@@ninjaslicertheguardian6433do you know how much money is made on the street in a week selling crack and smack in a major metropolitan city? Not to mention supplying other dealers across state lines; they could afford it.
You would be contractually obligated to shout "Cry some more!" While firing,
As a long time reader of Marvel, this is really epic. Bravo!
My favorite piece of continuity in the MCU is Roxxon corporation
I just love how they are basically the Amazon corporation of the MCU and are a massive conglomerate involved in about every industry
This show made a good job at creating good enemies for Luke.
Love how she said you can't get a bullet like that in Walmart . . . Yet, we all know Walmart shouldn't be selling some of the shit it does
Deke: "Guns, man! It's like cheating! You shouldn't give these to anyone who isn't a really really good person!"
May: "You think there'd be a law."
Why?
yeah, Walmart sells all kinds of clothes, food, and soda that they absolutely shouldn't be selling to people... it ought to be criminal.
@@baneblackguard584 Because when the phrase is "a bullet LIKE THAT in Walmart" and someone then comments on it pointing out that they do sell some really crazy shit they shouldn't be.
In reference to Walmart NOT selling A SPECIFIC bullet.
By saying that Walmart shouldn't be selling SOME (read that word, SOME of the things Walmart sells doesn't mean EVERYTHING Walmart sells) of the things it does sell.
Let's recap; Walmart doesn't sell this specific bullet, YET.
That's implying Walmart sells bullets, but not that specific one.
And when someone then says "yet we all know that Walmart sells some crazy shit" in reference to what Walmart is already selling.
And we know the one example here is A BULLET.
How the fuck did your mind go to "yeah man shouldn't go selling FOOD AND CLOTHES AND SODA ITS CRIMINAL" when someone clearly pointed out Walmart sells other things it shouldn't be.
You really just went full fucking retard.
Use to be able to buy rifles, handguns, and ammunition from Walmart. They only stopped selling them 5-6 years ago.
"Non-lethal, you lose"
"Exploding compression bullets"
*boom*
i wasnt paying attention to continuity at this point(only in daredevil and aos since it was more direct and obvious) but this is pretty cool never knew about this
That is some great "connect the dots"! Kudos.
They would not have gone through so much trouble to match up continuity if Studios was gonna ret-con the shows out of canon. The only exception being Helstrom which even Television themselves decided to make standalone after the Ghost Rider show got cancelled. Hell, Black Panther literally had to be rewritten to keep Luke Cage Season 2 canon. They were willing to alter the films to let the shows still be canon, and people actually think the shows are just tossed aside because "not enough references"? Yeah no. There weren't references to the shows because they had their own corners of the MCU to flesh out and had no place in the Infinity Saga. I mean, where are you gonna reference some of these shows anyways? Do we need Doctor Strange in his movie to turn to the camera and say "Oh, by the way, Ghost Rider is in Los Angeles right now"? Cause that'd be forced and dumb if you ask me.
Even then, Marvel Studios made the WHIH Newsfront clips, and those referenced the shows and films both directly. Marvel Studios made those, they acknowledged the shows as canon.
How was Black Panther rewritten to keep Luke Cage canon? I've never heard of this.
@Cordell Heathman killmongers girlfriend was orignally named Tilda johnson aka deadly nightshade, a villain from the comics. Marvel studios changed her name after luke cage was revealed to be using the character.
Another good example of ret-conning was Winter Soldier never showed Bucky as Howard Stark's killer or how he died. It was only in the writing of Civil War that it was retconned to have Steve know beforehand. All to keep RDJ's TOny Stark from seeming like a heartless psycho.
@@danielhaire6677 umm... Not at all m8. It all connects very well if you payed attention. Yeah it was re-written to "Bucky killed him" to have someone for Tony to put his anger on, but Steve already knew that HYDRA killed Tonys parents. He learns that in Winter Soldier movie with Arnim Zola pulling out articles if I recall. Its clear HYDRA assasinated Starks parents. Steve probably knew they designed their top assasin - Winter Soldier to do it. Its why when Tony asks Steve in Civil War - "DID YOU KNEW"? Steve responds "I DIDNT KNEW IT WAS HIM" - meaning he wasnt 100% sure it was Bucky, but he knew Hydra killed them and never told Tony, as he probably feared as well, that it might have been Bucky who did it. Steve literally finds out about Starks assasination while looking on info of Hydra top assasin - winter soldier xD Its even hard to call it "re-write" if you think about it. Its just quick info that you might miss.
@@kptmaci4979"Accidents will happen."
The Judas Bullet showing up on Agents of Shield nearly made me do a spit take.
Crazy that Vampires are involved in this.
Not yet. But there was a demon from hell involved.
@@PenneySoundswho?
@@gustavofarias9524 The Spirit of Vengeance
Feige was too afraid to actually link the tv shows with the movie universe when they were airing. They couldn’t say any characters name or reference it by hinting at it. Then once the shows were over, he stated they were canon, even though they were clearly set during the time and world of the MCU.
Nothing you just said is true
Seriously, where do you people get this stuff?
in Luke Cage they reference the avengers in various scenes, Cottonmouth literally says Captain America in one
Later on, during the Cloak & Dagger series, the unpowered cop friend had just transferred there from NYC. When she encountered super powers in the show, she just says, “You should meet my friend Misty.”
I have a video on that
4:36 What in the sleep paralysis demon smile
Oh my gosh, i now think a great tv series could be made about marvel criminals in jail. Be cheap to make since special effects would be less, and could follow the criminals who are less evil as they try to survive prison with more hardcore criminals.
It would be expensive as hell though - what with Ben Kingsley, Sam Rockwell, Tim Roth, Walton Goggins... (Here's the point where I was going to put other villain actors, but I cannot remember any other villains who are both alive, in prison, and not chilling with Morbius)
AOS cared in the beginning. Before Disney+ they gave use the continuity that led to the Helicarrier that appeared at the end of Age of Ultron. I feel Bob Inger fought for things with Kevin Feige that are not acknowledged, including giving us Black Panther and Captain Marvel. Both were important points that made impacts on Endgame. We need that unified leadership again!
I've checked, they still don't sell theses at wallmart.
the dull thud just as he starts to fall to the floor... is the bullet exploding.
Also, Daisy; "They dont sell those in walmart.... yet"...
"...exploding bullets. They don't sell those at Walmart. Yet." LMAO
that is impressive continuity.
I have such a genuine desperate need to see agents Fitz and Simmons working in a sword base and preferably having dialogue with nick fury in something upcoming. It would literally make my day to see that In an mcu movie.
Here come the comments claiming Luke Cage and Agents Of SHIELD are not canon, despite all this clear evidence to the contrary
Where are these comments? SHIELD is flimsy but Cage is very obviously canon. Might have to explain how Cottonmouth was resurrected into a vampire but we have 3 Capaldis, 2 Gillans, 2 Colin Bakers and 2 David Bradley’s in the Whoniverse. SHIELD needs an outright confirmation of where exactly the timeline split for them because one minute Hydra’s rising again, SHIELD is rebuilt and Inhumans & Ghost Rider are running about, then we had Graviton & they time travelled. Where was the timeline split…? Personally, I think the recent developments with Kang could very much facilitate a return to canon for SHIELD
@@OptimysticPessimyst The timeline never split. Just because that stuff isn't mentioned in the films doesn't mean it didn't happen. It just wasn't important to the Thanos story. Also, they got the Inhuman outbreak under control pretty quickly.
The only diversion from MCU canon was the altered Season 7 timeline, but they ditched that timeline and came back to the main MCU at the end.
Also, one actor can play more than one character. Gemma Chan plays two characters in the MCU after all. You don't need to explain Blade looking like Cottonmouth, it's called suspension of disbelief. Hell, Rhodey changed faces and Banner changed faces, why can't two people look kinda similar too?
@@northwindkey The timeline must have split, because at the end of AOS season 5, they confirm that the Battle of Wakanda is happening as they speak, but season 6 cuts to a year later and there's zero indication that they're one year into the blip.
But the time travel in season 5 gives an easy out for that. They could easily pick up the story in a new season of Loki. Perhaps the SHIELD team had to survive, so Thanos got pruned in that timeline.
@@PenneySounds Omission isn’t negation though. Just because something isn’t mentioned doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.
I hold the snap did happen still. It killed off all the Defenders and Cloak and Dagger and all major SHIELD characters not seen Post-S5, but left the rest of the SHIELD team and the Runaways. That’s a pretty even balance.
That’s a pretty easy explanation, and since the show was never officially de-canonized at any point, any explanation is more reasonable than just assuming it became non-canon despite how much they said otherwise.
Yeah, I don't buy that. Especially with Jemma and Daisy looking for Fitz in space. The fact that half the population of the universe turned to ash would come up. It's pretty inescapable that it never happened in the timeline of AOS post season 5. But the fact that the time travel in season 5 created at least one branch (the one in which earth was destroyed) means that doesn't make it non-canon.
I don't know why you're saying Ty and Tandy would have been killed but the Runaways wouldn't. Ty and Tandy are in the final episode of Runaways. But Runaways likely takes place before Infinity War, like all the other shows besides Agents.
I loved every mention to the Judas bullet, it made AoS feel more canon than it was
@@MorganEdgy It was always totally canon
@@PenneySounds up to like season 4 but then it became completely irrelevant to the MCU.
I don't mind it, tho. Since it's better than current MCU anyways
@@MorganEdgy It never became irrelevant, it was still closely tied up until the end. It just dependent on the movies anymore, and could focus on its own stuff.
@@PenneySounds I don't remember a single instance of the movies acknowledging the series or even it's continuity. In some cases it even contradicted plot points that were set by it.
@@MorganEdgy See my other videos.
I miss Cottonmouth he was a great villain. Glad Luke got the club though. Yes another season would be nice but im happy how things turned out
In Luke Cage they talk about how there are millionares in the basement of Seagate. So its a reference to All Hail The King
The music in Luke Cage was so good!
2:16 Don't worry. You'll be safe, it all works. Go stand further away. Stay, good, yes.
@@suma4m Is the Polish in the scene as bad as I've heard?
Pronunciation is decent, phrasing is weird. Sounds like second generation immigrant or someone trying to repeat after Google Translate synthesizer.
And here I thought I was clever by noticing the Avenger's work with the tesseract was called Project Pegasus years before Captain Marvel came out.
Especially impressive considering that some of these shows aren't even in the same continuity (anymore). Well done.
They all are in the same continuity.
@@PenneySounds The Netflix shows have recently been pulled back into the MCU, but I'm pretty sure Agents of Shield is still a separate fork.
I'm willing to be proven wrong, though, if you've got evidence.
@@NevTheDeranged They never left the MCU.
@@PenneySounds "Oct 25, 2023 - The official timeline book of the Marvel Cinematic Universe confirms that Agents of SHIELD is not considered canon" via ScreenRant, there were half a dozen other links confirming.
They may have, at some point, been folded back in, but they very definitely left.
@@NevTheDeranged Screenrant is not an authority on canon. Screenrant lies. That book makes no such statement. The book doesn't mention Agents of SHIELD at all.
"You should've gone for the head"
That's what I thought at first too, but then I realized that there's no telling what his bone density is so a soft tissue shot makes the most sense.
@@williamreilly2567 could've gone for the heart no? Or the ribs might get in the way?
@@rob_patrick1 I'd be more concerned abt the breatbone, that's right over the heart.
@@williamreilly2567"You should've gone for the wee wii"
my manz use a president table for protection
nevermind wtf HE THREW IT A MAN NO POWERS
@@Silky_Chan He has powers
“And would read it to ya”
I expect nothing less from Garth.
Garth?
@@PenneySoundsYou damn kids, how old are you? Look up “Garth Algar” and then watch 1:09 you damn fetus😭🤣
Also, sorry for the 2 month late reply, i by chance randomly found this vid again and saw my comment lol, with NO likes🤦🏽♂️ damn kids man…
@@Jgfhujnggg23342 What does Dana Carvey's Wayne's World character have to do with Sam Rockwell's Iron Man character?
The Agents of Shield run during the MCU was amazing. Terrible plot but amazing to see the connections
Agents of Shield payed so much attention to continuity
All that effort those writers put in and now they don't even treat it as the same canon.
What gives you that idea?
i love how this era of series disney/marvel let netflix do his onwthing while respecting the canon that the avengers set up
Netflix only aired some of the shows. But Marvel Television was free to get away with a lot of things, on all the platforms their shows were on.
Then they made the mistake of killing off Cottonmouth for shock value and replacing him with 2 inferior villains
Cottonmouth wasn't a great villain. He was a little boy pretending to be a tough guy.
Makes me wonder HOW MUCH weapons and tech was leftover…
“Justin Hammer Level S-“
That’s not sayn’ much…
2:48 huh, pretty sure there’s already a way to get past body armor that would be extremely cheaper, for example cant teflon coated bullets get past kevlar?
It's not just about getting past kevlar
I would love a return of Justin Hammer.... I also wouldn't mind if he gets his own Tony Stark arc, cause that's basically who he is if Tony never had that near death experience
Except Tony's tech works.
Yo never seen this show before, was great seeing all these old villains in prison!
That wasn't from Luke Cage, it was from the "All Hail the King" One-Shot. But it takes place in the same prison seen in Luke Cage.
DIDNT EVEN KNOW AVENGERS WAS CONNECTED TO LUKE CAGE! I watched that show with a passion and never got that reference
Really? You knew Luke Cage is connected to Daredevil, right?
I've got lots more Luke Cage connections in my other videos, like "The Incident" and "Cloak & Dagger"
Punisher, luke cage, daredevil
Is that the New Blade??
@@redwarrior2149 Same actor, different character
I forgot Juice was part of the MCU.
Juice?
@@PenneySounds
Sons of Anarchy. He went to prison and was killed by Marilyn Manson.
@@theshizl4400 I never saw that show. I only know him as Shades.
Its gonna be kinda weird having mahershela back but as a hero
He's going to play that character very differently from this one.
Most people didn't watch Luke Cage sadly
".. aren't available in Walmart.. yet.." 😂
I want Justin Hammer back in mcu. If they could get abomination back, I'm sure this is also possible.
“We’re supposed to have an Agent on that roof” -agent colson
How is a fictional character better at protecting the nation’s Ace than real life top security teams in the nation 💀
@@pueohoot543 Because they're protecting someone worth protecting.
"They don't se,l them at Walmart, yet"
Can’t go from a Luke cage villain to Blade
Why not?
"they don't sell these at Walmart... yet"
Why is Blade trying to kill Cage?
Better yet, how did Cottonmouth become Blade?
I don't know, why did Sersi paint herself blue and join the Kree Starforce in the 1990s? Why did Shang Chi's aunt join the Ravagers?
Why the hell would anyone not in the media call it "the incident"?
Why would anyone in the media call it that?
The same reason everyone calls a certain Tuesday "9/11". Convention.
@@EGRJ Basically what we see is that the media and people around the world call it "The Battle of New York", but people in New York just call it "The Incident". I think that makes a ton of sense and is very realistic.
I have never been so disappointed by a show in my entire life. I thought shades was some OP enhanced person and just never used his powers. He walked around with such swag like he had a trump card up his sleeve the entire show and he was just some thug.,
Isn’t that Blade??
No it's Cottonmouth
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So these Judas Bullets are smaller versions of the Ex-Wife?
No, the Ex-Wife was made before the incident, and has no Chitauri tech. And it's a missile rather than a bullet. I included it as an example of how Hammer likes to name his tech.
@@PenneySounds which he rips off Tony Stark, who does it first, with things like "The Jericho"
@@tedjomuljono3052 Don't forget the new element he created in Iron Man 2 to power his arc reactor, which the tie-in comics say he named "Badassium"
Fyi, just claiming in the description "this is a fair use edit" does not actually protect you from copyright infringement issues.
@@eragonawesome The fact that it's a fair use edit does
Speaking of continuity, looks like Mahershala Ali played two different characters in Luke Cage and Eternals (Cottonmouth and Blade). Nice glitch in the Matrix.
Lots of people have played multiple characters in the MCU
@@PenneySounds I know, it's just funny in a video about how on point MCU continuity is.
Back when Marvel gave a shit about their universe instead of making multiple ones.
That's not Marvel's fault, blame diss-ney for that
@@RoweMan2000 Disney made all these movies and shows
is the beginning scene from agents of shield?
1:53 and this
Those are from Luke Cage. Carl "Luke Cage" Lucas and Hernan "Shades" Alvarez were in Seagate prison, the same prison where Justin Hammer was shown to be imprisoned in the One-Shot "All Hail the King". Shades used connections to get those bullets. The same bullets later appeared on Agents of SHIELD.
i don't think the tv shows pre Disney Plus are connected to the rest of the never stuff bc they never get mentioned ever
They literally brought back Daredevil in 2 shows and a movie. Come on, man.
Not to be confused with Seagate Technology for Hard-drive Disk storage 😂...
Some comments must have mentioned this now, but glad that this is now canon-canon thanks to Marvel deciding to scrap/retool the upcoming Daredevil show. Still insane how bad the original show was going to be.
It was never not canon.
Wait what it could piece his skin?
1:07 i paused at this moment and it took me ages to remember who this guy was 😂
Then I let the video play and felt like a dumbass
That is awesome didn’t realize
Does none of this matter after End Game?
As much as I want certain things like Iron Fist’s entire run, Defenders, and Jessica Jones seasons 2-3 retconned, I hate that these shows were considered uncanon.
@@TheShockVox They weren't
sam rockwell is the best actor in the MCU...love him.
Yall forgeting the Karen page article about the Harlem hero that was being read by Cloak in cloack and dagger
th-cam.com/video/4TqyTddpjbU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QT3XHjbdGs5HUaZi
S.H.I.E.L.D. were the good boys. They followed what happened in the MCU, but the MCU has never included them back.
They were the MCU
Blade working undercover?
No actor playing different character
They don't sell those at Walmart...yet.
2:19 ah yes, ukrainian
Shades is a real cunning linguist
Is "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. even still a part of the MCU???? I know the Netflix shows are. I really like how New Yorkers just call the alien invasion in the first Avengers movie, "the incident." That would be a gigantic deal in real life and I really like how they constantly call back to it.
@@Christian_H3rnand3z Yes, it is
@@PenneySounds Just curious. They haven't established Coulson's whereabouts in the recent MCU shows or movies. You think he'd show up in "Civil War" or "Secret Invasion" or something. How the heck is S.H.I.E.L.D. even right now in the MCU????
There have been lots of subtle mentions of SHIELD still existing.
Where are these from
Luke Cage and Agents of Shield
Also Hail To The King marvel shot film
I dont really get it
the bodyguard trew the bomb infested speaker's desk into the crowd...
He was the target, not the bodyguard, and he threw the podium up and away from the crowd.
@@PenneySounds up to the crowd. away from the crowd would have been in the direction of the building behind him. imagine the desk would have exploded one sec later... after landing in the crowd XD
btw, i am not offending the character, i just make fun of the execution of the scene
He had enhanced strength. The only safe direction to throw it was up.
They don't sell them at Wallmart ... yet.
Oh satire.
Sinto falta disso no UCM. Agora parece que está tudo no piloto automático.
Did they kill Luke Cage?!?
@@tedpikul1 You'll have to watch the show and find out