thats not even a fair comparison because secret wars isnt a fury story its an avengers story, mcu version is like making an adaptation of OT star wars where yodas the main character and finn kills the emperor, but that just shows how little modern marvel understands the history and impact of what they have and why it became iconic
EMH: shows Captain America being replaced and has Skrull Cap take advantage of his position to manipulate people. MCU: replaces Rhodey off-screen, retroactively ruins emotional moments, and causes plot holes.
also cap has a really cool line. I believe spider-man was freaking out because galactus is there and all and he asks cap how he can be so calm, and cap replies "Because I can hear it... Thunder!" yes it's a thor hype line but I always loved how cap says he can be calm because he knows his allies are helping.
Literally the equivalent of the DCAU to the whole DCEU. A lot of stories done in the DCAU (and other animated universes of DC characters) and they not only managed to miss the point with all it's characters, but also fumble BADLY the stories used. They literally had the blueprints, and decided to ignore it.
I love how Zemo is always depicted as one of THE most dangerous villains, when he has no powers. 😂😂 But when you read the comics, watch the movies, or the show, you can see why everyone treats him like such a collosal threat😂
@@bowserbreaker2515 What?! You seriously Think he wasn’t a Threat in Civil War or the Falcon & Winter Soldier Tv show?! Let’s be honest, Live Action will always feel Limited! But when you still get the Fundamentals down for a Character, it still works because the Character(s) are able to suit the Story being told!
It was a really interesting creative liberty having Bucky Barnes actually die in WWII, but then having be brought back by the combined wish of both Captain America and Strucker. I was even more shocked when it's revealed that Bucky was the one who shot out Fury's right eye in this series.
Bucky being the one who shot out Fury's eye is such a good detail, like Punisher helping Fury on Winter Soldier (MCU theory that I recall either the Russo's or the writers confirm it was their intention lol)
What amazes me to no end is that not only did this show do a darn near perfect adaptation of Secret Invasion, almost even better than the comics did, it also gave a meaningful arc for Captain America, a character who wasn’t even IN the original Secret Invasion story! That’s some masterful story-crafting and character writing right there. This show really did a lot of things right in doing justice to the source material ✨
That is the true power of adaption of it honors the source material. They used what they knew of that story to create a fresh new one that honored the old but still had its own merits
The other reason why the costumes changed was cause Disney wanted all of the characters costumes to look exactly like the ones in the MCU. They put the show on hiatus for a year because of this and dragged out this skrull plot. Then after it ended they replaced it with Avengers assemble with the Avengers looking more like the MCU versions. It's a pity I preferred avengers earths mightiest Heroes as a cartoon. I loved the look and aesthetics of the characters and the world which was similar to Jack Kirby's art work and the stories. I was also looking forward to seeing more plots with Dr Doom, the X-Men and the F4.
The MCU did this show dirty. I would have loved it if Doctor doom became a major villain in season 3 but I love every second of screen time he got in this series
I would say its more of just to avoid confusion for the inevitable showdown between Real Cap and Skrull Cap. That, and for it to really have been a dig against Ultimate Cap, Skrull Cap would have been more of the blowhard jingo Ultimate Cap was.
What a like about the Purple Man Episode is that Vision knew from the start that Cap was not himself so he used the speech that Cap gave to him to help break free Cap.
4:50 I’ve just now realized that was a huge foreshadowing look at his shadow it’s not captain America’s shadow even before the reveal that he was a skrull
Did steve rogers ever get family? Not like a wife and kids but like... He was frozen for 50 years, his brother could be 90 years old but still alive and with his own family.
One detail I really like about Captain America's character that a lot of his depictions seem to forget, but I feel like was handled decently (if not explicitly) in EMH is that Cap is supposed to be the peak of human condition, not only physically but also *mentally*. He can bounce around his shield not because it's super special or the vibranium gives it that unique property; it certainly does help, but Cap's mind does the heavy lifting. Even if he is not particularly science smart, his brain is able to process information at the highest speed a human being should be capable of, allowing him to perfectly predict the trajectory of the shield. This depiction Cap displays it in ample quantities, and a very good example is the Purple Man episode, as you stated. He is very in tune with the people he works with and knows how to push their buttons to inspire them to greatness. He doesn't allow himself to be deceived, because as trusting and willing to believe in people as he is, he knows who to put his trust on and who isn't willing to be helped. He may not be the most learned individual, but he is decidedly the peak of ingenuity and insightfulness, and he sticks to his principles to the very end.
You know what’s funny this show did both secret invasion and kind of a version of secret empire with Skrull cap technically speaking being sort of hydra cap but done better then the comics ever did in my opinion.
@@jacklansdale77 One long explanation later that's pretty much what happened plot wise and the inside cube good cap was released and bested hydra cap for the plot. Shame they had Stan Lee in his final years come out to in an attempt to quell the animosity for said plot line
So if it wasn't for the Kree, there wouldn't be a wormhole destroying the sun, Kang's wife wouldn't have stuck in time and thus Kang wouldn't time travel to conquer earth. How the hell did Kang's time travel investigations didn't know of the Kree's involvement? If it did, he would have gone for that faction instead.
Mostly a mixture of Ego and the Skrull. Fake cap caused the Kree to go with the sun wormhole. Fake cap also nearly got everyone on earth killed. Fake cap is responsible for a lot of the damage and dominos. Kang just took one look and blamed the first face he saw as we are not even sure if the original incident had fake cap being the one who caused the mission to fail... So that they get the wormhole. Ego was his main downfall and that is why he didn't double check his facts. Especially since he could have simply said "Captain America. You do not belong here. Let me take you back to your timeline." Which could have fixed a lot of problems.
We need a sympathetic villain, don't' think too much about it, if you do, you will start to think that this whole "kree/ultron impersonating captain america" is a cheap idea (which it is, but then again don't think too much about it).
You miss understand, Kang knew of the Kree, he told the avengers Captain America's presence in the past changed the future, erasing his timeline, Since now, the sun was never destroyed, so Kang never would come to conquer it afterwards It's not a timeloop
You're probably one of the best youtubers I've seen cover EMH. On a side note, this was the best adaptation of Secret Invasion and it made me feel disappointed with the MCU more than i already was 😅
The skrull invasion arc was done so well, they simultaneously made cap even cooler and better by showing him survive the skrulls torture and free their prisoners, leading the freedom
I kinda find it amusing how the skrull wore a suit very similar to the 1610 Ultimate Universe variant of Captain America, very telling how much the writers and creative team made sure to put in as much detail and love in as possible
16:30 i totally agree. Its even funnier because so many animals in nature ALSO have unyielding spirits, they just dont have the logic to use it as effectively as us, but i think its a trope because its easy to imagine bigger, stronger, faster, smarter enemies, and its also natural to root for underdogs, and acting like humanities spirit is amazing is an easy, unmeasurable way to turn the tide, make "sense" and support the underdog motif in fiction. However this makes me wonder how a "more unyielding" alien species would act. logically theres only so unyielding you can get, and an alien species that embodies that would probably seem irrational to us (space marines??)
Well humanity has thrived historically because we have more stamina than the things we hunted and were able to adapt to problems not just by learning but also by teaching the things that make humanity special historically really are our ability to just keep going longer than everything else and change when that alone doesn't work
Wonder how long Thor is expecting Caps reputation to stay ruined, he is an immortal asgardian so Thor could be speaking of decades, although asgardian grudges would last longer with longer lives.
This was a good arc for Captain America from having his Identity Stolen and his repartition ruined but he still kept to his Hero ideals seeing him The only one to believe Hulk’s Innocent seeing that Vision could be more than what he was created for and his respect for Spider-Man always doing the right thing even when the world is against him.
16:15, funnily enough that's pretty much how we beat every other species on earth for the dominant spot, so it'd make sense that if we were to beat aliens it'd be in the same way
Season 2 is EMH isn't quite as strong as the first, but it's still really fantastic. This version of Secret Invasion is better than the comics and way better than the MCU.
10:32 I think it's because of his training/life as a soldier. Soldiers are meant to hold up against torture when interrogated, as they cannot afford to give their plans to the enemy.
God man, another reminder of how much miss this show. This show was made by a bunch of comic book nerds (I think of what I have read so far) which this series was originally made for the “Hulk” but became so much more (if you want further details, just look it up). It wasn’t the Avengers movie that introduced me to most of the these characters. It was this show that I watched on Disney XD along side with Ultimate Spider-man (to me, a guilty pleasure show now but today I prefer or recommend Spectacular). But great analysis man you definitely get my subscribe. Edit: sorry man I just wanted to fix something’s
The producers of the show used captain america vol 3 #8 as an inspiration for this storyline along secret invaison that cameout 10 years after that comic. In the comics a fake agent of hydra who was an skrull replace captian america and tried to generate panic and ruined his image, so cap escaped and atopped the skrull evil plan
I wanted to say, sadly for a long time there was not much content about this show on TH-cam. I would check every couple of months, and there'd be one or two good videos at most per year. It makes me so happy that you have been pumping them out on a regular basis.
The way Tony and Steve share leadership in various incarnations of the team is quite interesting. Sure it's caused conflict, but mostly they both respect that the other is the best man for the job in various situations and otherwise pull each other back from taking the wrong path.
I would love one day for another seasons of this show. I was waiting for captain America and Viper to be a thing because there were a chemistry between them. It would have been amazing to see that on screen ❤️🇦🇺
Always like the design of Skrull Captain America always wanted MCU Cap to adopt this look especially the force field shield or thought Bucky should get a force field shield with his arm
Was it just me or where Vipra and Cap kinda a vibe in the show. I very much remember thinking that the two would end up getting together when I was a kid
I remember during the Secret Invasion arc of season 2, I always found Queen Veranke really annoying. I know in the comics, Norman Osborn kills Veranke by impaling her with the American flag straight out of the Patriot, and I just wished we had something akin to that in Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
These stories are the reason why AEMH Cap is my favorite version of the character, MCU version is pretty good, and I love Chris Evans, but the MCU version just pales in comparison to this version, whenever I think of Captain America, I think of AEMH version.
Woulda been awesome if Skrull Cap would be just as honorable as Real Cap was. Cuz at this point, Real Cap's sense of honor is so stronkk it might as well be a superpower, and Skrulls do love copying superpowers.
Weren't comic skulls identical in every minute way, even in memories? Like they wouldn't even remember being skrulls themselves until their memories are activated?
3 questions 1. How would you feel if “The Deadliest Man Alive” was the 15th episode of the series instead of Powerless ? 2. How would you feel if Spider-Man interacted with more heroes in EMH ? 3. When did Captain America get kidnapped twice ? I thought he was only kidnapped once by the Skrulls unless if you want to count the time, he was kidnapped by the Masters of Evil.
1. Honestly I felt powerless while an amazing episode felt far to episodic and was just kinda shoved in the best place it could fit which was ep 15 2 I wish we saw more Spider-Man but the season itself was already so busy we would have to sacrifice more screen time from other avengers who already didn’t have a lot of it 3 he was kidnapped and replaced by skrulls, then faked being replaced by ultron, then he was controlled by Purple man. Honestly that line was setting up a joke I had to just completely forgot to follow through on lol
16:16 Thank you! The indomitable human spirit is such a positive and uplifting message, but people just had to apply this weird human supremacy angle to it. It's why I can not stand HFY stories.
18:44 Josh Keaton is actually in this episode because they forgot to dub over one of his lines. It’s very quick, he says something to the extent of “Is this safe?” but it’s very distinctly him and not Dr*ke Bell
Like u, i love both season S1 is great ad building the word, but not just ad S2 but and some point in s1 the show lust let the world bread and use the story's from the comics and a little of them self to make a amazing series
16:28 Yeah that gets annoying after a while. Just once I'd like a story where a non-human species has more of an indomitable will and determination than humans.
cap is the only one that hulk actualy respects beside black widow cus cap is the only one who called him hulk in the mcu and everyone else called him bruce
It is night and day how this show handled Secret Invasion and how the MCU handled it.
I still haven't even watched the mcu version lol
thats not even a fair comparison because secret wars isnt a fury story its an avengers story, mcu version is like making an adaptation of OT star wars where yodas the main character and finn kills the emperor, but that just shows how little modern marvel understands the history and impact of what they have and why it became iconic
For sure!
EMH: shows Captain America being replaced and has Skrull Cap take advantage of his position to manipulate people.
MCU: replaces Rhodey off-screen, retroactively ruins emotional moments, and causes plot holes.
Yes EMH actually made a compelling story
also cap has a really cool line.
I believe spider-man was freaking out because galactus is there and all and he asks cap how he can be so calm, and cap replies "Because I can hear it... Thunder!"
yes it's a thor hype line but I always loved how cap says he can be calm because he knows his allies are helping.
His belief in people is outstanding.
EMH to MCU: That’s how you do a Secret Invasion.
Literally the equivalent of the DCAU to the whole DCEU.
A lot of stories done in the DCAU (and other animated universes of DC characters) and they not only managed to miss the point with all it's characters, but also fumble BADLY the stories used.
They literally had the blueprints, and decided to ignore it.
I love how Zemo is always depicted as one of THE most dangerous villains, when he has no powers. 😂😂
But when you read the comics, watch the movies, or the show, you can see why everyone treats him like such a collosal threat😂
Zemo is *HIM*
I like that in this show, Cap is willing to release Abomination and the Executioner, but he won't release Zemo. He is a big threat.
@@bowserbreaker2515 lol even the Leader😂
But Zemo? 😔✋🏿 Nah
He's not a threat in the movies. There, he's just a joke.
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What?! You seriously Think he wasn’t a Threat in Civil War or the Falcon & Winter Soldier Tv show?!
Let’s be honest, Live Action will always feel Limited! But when you still get the Fundamentals down for a Character, it still works because the Character(s) are able to suit the Story being told!
It was a really interesting creative liberty having Bucky Barnes actually die in WWII, but then having be brought back by the combined wish of both Captain America and Strucker. I was even more shocked when it's revealed that Bucky was the one who shot out Fury's right eye in this series.
Bucky being the one who shot out Fury's eye is such a good detail, like Punisher helping Fury on Winter Soldier (MCU theory that I recall either the Russo's or the writers confirm it was their intention lol)
I thought the cube was revealed to be a dud, since nothing happened.
Meanwhile the MCU does it VIA a cat
@@kevinskywalker5539 No, We literally see it change history
We flashback, and see it make Bucky survive (we see the Cubes blue glow)
@@jesusramirezromo2037exactly
What amazes me to no end is that not only did this show do a darn near perfect adaptation of Secret Invasion, almost even better than the comics did, it also gave a meaningful arc for Captain America, a character who wasn’t even IN the original Secret Invasion story! That’s some masterful story-crafting and character writing right there. This show really did a lot of things right in doing justice to the source material ✨
That is the true power of adaption of it honors the source material. They used what they knew of that story to create a fresh new one that honored the old but still had its own merits
@hikaruchan16 the entire episode Prisoner of War is my all time favorite Captain America thing ever. He was so cool in that episode!
The other reason why the costumes changed was cause Disney wanted all of the characters costumes to look exactly like the ones in the MCU. They put the show on hiatus for a year because of this and dragged out this skrull plot. Then after it ended they replaced it with Avengers assemble with the Avengers looking more like the MCU versions. It's a pity I preferred avengers earths mightiest Heroes as a cartoon. I loved the look and aesthetics of the characters and the world which was similar to Jack Kirby's art work and the stories. I was also looking forward to seeing more plots with Dr Doom, the X-Men and the F4.
The MCU did this show dirty. I would have loved it if Doctor doom became a major villain in season 3 but I love every second of screen time he got in this series
I like the detail that it’s his ultimate universe suit. Making a sneaky commentary that Ultimate Captain America isn’t the real Cap.
I would say its more of just to avoid confusion for the inevitable showdown between Real Cap and Skrull Cap. That, and for it to really have been a dig against Ultimate Cap, Skrull Cap would have been more of the blowhard jingo Ultimate Cap was.
What a like about the Purple Man Episode is that Vision knew from the start that Cap was not himself so he used the speech that Cap gave to him to help break free Cap.
4:50 I’ve just now realized that was a huge foreshadowing look at his shadow it’s not captain America’s shadow even before the reveal that he was a skrull
Did steve rogers ever get family? Not like a wife and kids but like... He was frozen for 50 years, his brother could be 90 years old but still alive and with his own family.
nah. Mom is dead even before he got the serum, & Bucky was the closest thing he had to a surrogate son.
One detail I really like about Captain America's character that a lot of his depictions seem to forget, but I feel like was handled decently (if not explicitly) in EMH is that Cap is supposed to be the peak of human condition, not only physically but also *mentally*. He can bounce around his shield not because it's super special or the vibranium gives it that unique property; it certainly does help, but Cap's mind does the heavy lifting. Even if he is not particularly science smart, his brain is able to process information at the highest speed a human being should be capable of, allowing him to perfectly predict the trajectory of the shield.
This depiction Cap displays it in ample quantities, and a very good example is the Purple Man episode, as you stated. He is very in tune with the people he works with and knows how to push their buttons to inspire them to greatness. He doesn't allow himself to be deceived, because as trusting and willing to believe in people as he is, he knows who to put his trust on and who isn't willing to be helped.
He may not be the most learned individual, but he is decidedly the peak of ingenuity and insightfulness, and he sticks to his principles to the very end.
You know what’s funny this show did both secret invasion and kind of a version of secret empire with Skrull cap technically speaking being sort of hydra cap but done better then the comics ever did in my opinion.
I could be wrong but wasn't the "real" cap inside the cosmic cube and hydra cap was in fact an imposter?
@@jacklansdale77I think so yes but I don’t really remember because it’s been a very long time since I read that trainwreck of an event.
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One long explanation later that's pretty much what happened plot wise and the inside cube good cap was released and bested hydra cap for the plot. Shame they had Stan Lee in his final years come out to in an attempt to quell the animosity for said plot line
@@arandomchannel3687 Modern day comics are nothing like what Stan Lee wanted.
Adding to the Cap v Cap. The real Captain America used a stone knife, one of the first tools of humanity. Kinda cool.
You mean a sharp rock
So if it wasn't for the Kree, there wouldn't be a wormhole destroying the sun, Kang's wife wouldn't have stuck in time and thus Kang wouldn't time travel to conquer earth. How the hell did Kang's time travel investigations didn't know of the Kree's involvement? If it did, he would have gone for that faction instead.
Potential but of course we don’t really know
Mostly a mixture of Ego and the Skrull.
Fake cap caused the Kree to go with the sun wormhole.
Fake cap also nearly got everyone on earth killed.
Fake cap is responsible for a lot of the damage and dominos.
Kang just took one look and blamed the first face he saw as we are not even sure if the original incident had fake cap being the one who caused the mission to fail... So that they get the wormhole.
Ego was his main downfall and that is why he didn't double check his facts.
Especially since he could have simply said "Captain America. You do not belong here. Let me take you back to your timeline."
Which could have fixed a lot of problems.
We need a sympathetic villain, don't' think too much about it, if you do, you will start to think that this whole "kree/ultron impersonating captain america" is a cheap idea (which it is, but then again don't think too much about it).
You miss understand, Kang knew of the Kree, he told the avengers
Captain America's presence in the past changed the future, erasing his timeline, Since now, the sun was never destroyed, so Kang never would come to conquer it afterwards
It's not a timeloop
Because cap was an anomaly, he didn't wake up in Kangs timeline so as soon as Kang's computers identified that fact he tunnel visioned
You're probably one of the best youtubers I've seen cover EMH.
On a side note, this was the best adaptation of Secret Invasion and it made me feel disappointed with the MCU more than i already was 😅
so sad disney had to cancel master pieces like this to make trash...
That’s what they are known for now
The skrull invasion arc was done so well, they simultaneously made cap even cooler and better by showing him survive the skrulls torture and free their prisoners, leading the freedom
I kinda find it amusing how the skrull wore a suit very similar to the 1610 Ultimate Universe variant of Captain America, very telling how much the writers and creative team made sure to put in as much detail and love in as possible
17:35 At the very least they had the decency to not destroy Bucky's statue.
16:30 i totally agree. Its even funnier because so many animals in nature ALSO have unyielding spirits, they just dont have the logic to use it as effectively as us, but i think its a trope because its easy to imagine bigger, stronger, faster, smarter enemies, and its also natural to root for underdogs, and acting like humanities spirit is amazing is an easy, unmeasurable way to turn the tide, make "sense" and support the underdog motif in fiction. However this makes me wonder how a "more unyielding" alien species would act. logically theres only so unyielding you can get, and an alien species that embodies that would probably seem irrational to us (space marines??)
amazing video btw, EMH is super underrated and youve been doing an awesome job vocalizing why i like it so much
indomitable. Thats the word I meant to use instead of unyielding but i forgot it.
Well humanity has thrived historically because we have more stamina than the things we hunted and were able to adapt to problems not just by learning but also by teaching the things that make humanity special historically really are our ability to just keep going longer than everything else and change when that alone doesn't work
4:48 You can see a Skrull shadow here. This show was Brilliant.
Wonder how long Thor is expecting Caps reputation to stay ruined, he is an immortal asgardian so Thor could be speaking of decades, although asgardian grudges would last longer with longer lives.
This episode scared me as a kid cause no one knew it was a fake and he stayed with them for so long
This was a good arc for Captain America from having his Identity Stolen and his repartition ruined but he still kept to his Hero ideals seeing him The only one to believe Hulk’s Innocent seeing that Vision could be more than what he was created for and his respect for Spider-Man always doing the right thing even when the world is against him.
16:15, funnily enough that's pretty much how we beat every other species on earth for the dominant spot, so it'd make sense that if we were to beat aliens it'd be in the same way
Season 2 is EMH isn't quite as strong as the first, but it's still really fantastic. This version of Secret Invasion is better than the comics and way better than the MCU.
To me as a kid i never saw the skrull take caps place so when te reveal did happen i was shocked as hell
10:32 I think it's because of his training/life as a soldier. Soldiers are meant to hold up against torture when interrogated, as they cannot afford to give their plans to the enemy.
I can't wait for hanks breakdown for season 2
29:10 Also, that episode did show Tony has also grown, as even when he's aware he can't really do anything, he still tries to help.
this was an amazing retrospective on the final cap arcs and the love letter to such a great show. R.I.P season 3
Good morning everyone, glad we can wake up to PEAK yet again
Another peak video, I absolutely love hearing you dive into these characters and storylines. Thank you so much for putting these videos out
God man, another reminder of how much miss this show. This show was made by a bunch of comic book nerds (I think of what I have read so far) which this series was originally made for the “Hulk” but became so much more (if you want further details, just look it up). It wasn’t the Avengers movie that introduced me to most of the these characters. It was this show that I watched on Disney XD along side with Ultimate Spider-man (to me, a guilty pleasure show now but today I prefer or recommend Spectacular). But great analysis man you definitely get my subscribe.
Edit: sorry man I just wanted to fix something’s
The producers of the show used captain america vol 3 #8 as an inspiration for this storyline along secret invaison that cameout 10 years after that comic.
In the comics a fake agent of hydra who was an skrull replace captian america and tried to generate panic and ruined his image, so cap escaped and atopped the skrull evil plan
I miss this spectacular gem of series
Steve Rogers is the fucking goat
I wanted to say, sadly for a long time there was not much content about this show on TH-cam. I would check every couple of months, and there'd be one or two good videos at most per year.
It makes me so happy that you have been pumping them out on a regular basis.
Man I love this guys videos it fr make my day Idk how a 50 min video can end so fast
This is how storytelling should be
I loved this show when I was younger, thanks for underlining how good it really was with these videos
The way Tony and Steve share leadership in various incarnations of the team is quite interesting. Sure it's caused conflict, but mostly they both respect that the other is the best man for the job in various situations and otherwise pull each other back from taking the wrong path.
Honestly Season 2 was my favorite season of this show. I might go back & rewatch the show for a third time.
I would love one day for another seasons of this show. I was waiting for captain America and Viper to be a thing because there were a chemistry between them. It would have been amazing to see that on screen ❤️🇦🇺
Wait I swear this show was canceled before we got to see what happened to Steve and the Skrulls, I've never seen past that cliffhanger.
It wasn't it got canned after the 26th episode of season 2
Always like the design of Skrull Captain America always wanted MCU Cap to adopt this look especially the force field shield or thought Bucky should get a force field shield with his arm
All these episodes made me a Cap fan especially with him getting our Hulk back and not trusting Red Hulk one bit
Nah the line about name, rank, and serial number was so cold it stuck with until this day after I saw it as a kid
This reminds of the Secret Empire event that came out after the show. Although this show was way better written than that.
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Was it just me or where Vipra and Cap kinda a vibe in the show. I very much remember thinking that the two would end up getting together when I was a kid
Sorry bro. Never watched the show, and now I gotta stop the heat so I can go do so. Thank you man.
Go enjoy the show come back when you’re ready
This is why this is my Favourite Version of Captain America!
EMH Forever!
The brain loves patting itself on the back
Were so back, just in time for breakfast
14:58 MORE LIKE:
*DOCTOR DOOM Finding the way to*
The power of the indomitable human spirit
My Goat ❤️
Double ads every three minutes should be an illegal thing to do, but the video was good
18:37 I always knew that, deep inside I knew, there should have been spectacular Spider-man. I hate you, Disney!
4:50 totally has a skrull in the shadow. Never noticed that before
captain america: your first avenger
I remember during the Secret Invasion arc of season 2, I always found Queen Veranke really annoying. I know in the comics, Norman Osborn kills Veranke by impaling her with the American flag straight out of the Patriot, and I just wished we had something akin to that in Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
These stories are the reason why AEMH Cap is my favorite version of the character, MCU version is pretty good, and I love Chris Evans, but the MCU version just pales in comparison to this version, whenever I think of Captain America, I think of AEMH version.
Now hear me out... they took Hulk's body to swap out... whos gonna stop him 😂
wow that last bit really got me. damn good show.
God this series was amazing
9:33 EMH confirmed Hulk used to be Gray in this universe
Woulda been awesome if Skrull Cap would be just as honorable as Real Cap was. Cuz at this point, Real Cap's sense of honor is so stronkk it might as well be a superpower, and Skrulls do love copying superpowers.
Weren't comic skulls identical in every minute way, even in memories?
Like they wouldn't even remember being skrulls themselves until their memories are activated?
The wiki says they don't gain the characteristics of the people they shape shift into but that might have been retconned.
Vid was amazing, but I need that Iron Man armored adventures Pt 2 ❤
This will always be my favorite depiction of Captain America.
9:25 Because of course, the military doesn't ever see race. /s
Cap believing in hulk even after the red hulk hype is loyalty at its finest 🇺🇸
3 questions
1. How would you feel if “The Deadliest Man Alive” was the 15th episode of the series instead of Powerless ?
2. How would you feel if Spider-Man interacted with more heroes in EMH ?
3. When did Captain America get kidnapped twice ? I thought he was only kidnapped once by the Skrulls unless if you want to count the time, he was kidnapped by the Masters of Evil.
1. Honestly I felt powerless while an amazing episode felt far to episodic and was just kinda shoved in the best place it could fit which was ep 15
2 I wish we saw more Spider-Man but the season itself was already so busy we would have to sacrifice more screen time from other avengers who already didn’t have a lot of it
3 he was kidnapped and replaced by skrulls, then faked being replaced by ultron, then he was controlled by Purple man. Honestly that line was setting up a joke I had to just completely forgot to follow through on lol
SECOND SEASON TIME
Also this might be insane, I would still bark for Red Skull Virus Wasp
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16:35 That's because you're thinking about spirit and will in a very shallow way. It's something seperate from logic, something greater.
16:16 Thank you! The indomitable human spirit is such a positive and uplifting message, but people just had to apply this weird human supremacy angle to it. It's why I can not stand HFY stories.
18:44 Josh Keaton is actually in this episode because they forgot to dub over one of his lines.
It’s very quick, he says something to the extent of “Is this safe?” but it’s very distinctly him and not Dr*ke Bell
Amazing Video, definitely going to subscribe and watch your other content 👍
16:19 it’s fine sometimes cause it can be so goddamn badass, like with this scene
I saw all the vids up to this point lol
21:20 oh no! is the man behind the slaughter!
19:56 Oh hey, a Stan Lee cameo.
Like u, i love both season
S1 is great ad building the word, but not just ad S2 but and some point in s1 the show lust let the world bread and use the story's from the comics and a little of them self to make a amazing series
Funny how serious the cartoon for children handled every storyline compared to the multimillion dollar movie franchise
Love your videos men. I hope you do more X men evolution down the line.
Cap ran towards the fake hammer like ooo ooo i always wanted to use this
In other words captain america always believes in people even when they don't believe in themselves.
16:28 Yeah that gets annoying after a while. Just once I'd like a story where a non-human species has more of an indomitable will and determination than humans.
Your voice is immaculate brother
We need a continuation of this series the same way we got the continuation of x-men 97
EMH made Secret Invasion one of my favorite events in the whole of Marvel.
And the MCU went and fucked it up so so so bad
Honestly marvel needs to bring back emh with there new animation part of marvel
captain america the elder skrulls
Are you going to do the thanos of this animation series?
spiderman vid perhaps?
Your videos are amazing but Jesus christ chill on the ads
cap is the only one that hulk actualy respects beside black widow
cus cap is the only one who called him hulk in the mcu
and everyone else called him bruce
Avengers Assemble