@@nakga2player27 Indeed they did but Wyatt said in an interview after the show that he's not heard from the executives about his character returning in any upcoming, and is generally unsure if he wants to return to the role, saying he loved every minute but is unsure if he wants his career to be defined by super hero movies. Ultimately it's up to the executives and up to him as well but I hope they bring him back.
J.walker is great he is what most soldier they have loyalty thier friends, S Roger's would have done the same if bucky would've been killed in action the same way.
dude to me is not a villain. Hes a douchebag whose heart is in the right place. Yeah hes the more aggresive of the caps but thats why he choose to follow his own path as US Agent. Cause he could do the things that captain america shouldnt be seen doing
You think murdering someone who is surrendering and unarmed is "nothing wrong"? Explains alot about this country and why it's not so hard to understand why John Walker's biggest fanboys all seem to fit a very predictable and distinct identity. 🤔
@@miracleink548 That “innocent” man deserved it. Have your best friend, your family die and see if you don’t take vengeance. People forget Steve Rogers killed a lot of people and completely turned his back on the Avengers because of Bucky
@@miracleink548if he murdered him then how come he wasn't dishonourably discharged and imprisoned? He shouldn't have even been demoted as the guy was armed, extremely dangerous and hadn't surrendered(hands were in front of him, didn't say anything about surrendering). Don't let the creepy music and terrible writing trick you into thinking he was the bad guy as any soldier would have put a bullet into that guy and been completely justified. It was just a crappy justification to give the shield to Falcon who didn't deserve it after he gave it up voluntarily.
I wouldnt even call him a anti villain. Hes the true hero of the falcon and the winter soldier. Mutiple times he shows hes a hero always using dipole 1st rather than fighting like the other "heroes" do. When he 1st meets sam and bucky he asked if they could work together and they blow him off, bails them out of jail again asking if they could work together again they blow him off. The wakanda task force of whatever they are called dont know this man dont have any prior history with this man and they try to kill him straight up. His reaction to that is diplomacy and trying to make friends and they beat him up. I dont think i need to say anything about him killing the TERRORISTS but what happens after when bucky and sam pull up on him he says they should get help incase there hurt and they jump this man and leave him broken and hopeless. The government truly did him dirty as well. The mans a hero and the only thing you can blame about him getting the boot like he did was the writers in the room pushing a agenda and listening to the "new" mcu fans who believe that wanda shouldn't face consequences of her inslaving a town. The heroes of the mcu arent heroes anymore they are just a bunch of bullies/villains being called heroes.
I wouldn't call him the hero of the show either. John's problem was he was simply not emotionally prepared to take on the mantle of Captain America. His mental state was clearly not properly vetted and as a result, he broke. Similar to Wanda, he's a character that lost themselves because those around them didn't take the time to make sure they had actually recovered from their traumas before putting them in the roles of being protectors. The Avengers and the Government are hardly bullies or villains but they were simply ill equipped to diagnose these mentally scarred people. Bucky is like the only Avenger to actually be getting help for his traumas. John is by no means a bad man but sidestepping his obvious emotional problems don't do him any favors.
@@demetriuscaldwell1420 I will admit I hadn't taken his mental health into account. Your right he did have issues however i have to say that he held himself together pretty well until the events i listed took place. Wanda I get that shes grieving and she has trama but that doesn't justify her enslaving a town of people. One that stands out is the mother begging her to let her kid out of her room. No matter how much you hurt you shouldn't make others suffer. Wanda also has another hero at the end of the show that the townspeople wont know what she sacrificed. She sacrificed her fake kids and her husband is still roaming around and compared to the townspeople she didnt lose much unlike John who lost his whole career and more. Wanda should be in jail for what she did. Im not attacking you i hope you dont feel that way. I just see a good conversation opportunity and wanted to take it. Thank you for replying and understanding
@@venominfused6157 John Walker had several red flags very early on even before his breakdown. The way he spoke to people showed personality traits unfit to be Captain America (neither Steve or Sam would ever yell at somebody "Do you know who i am?..") and he spoke to Ayo and the other Dora Malije in a very condescending tone. I just thought "dude all of these women are probably smarter than you and can wield that shield better than you so show some respect". Wanda is a situation unlike Walker in the sense that she's essentially beyond accountability. Given her power, she can't be left to her own devices without A) healing and B) learning her power. Anything outside of that will just lead to another situation and probably a worse one than Westview. We also can't hold her accountable without also holding both the Avengers and the Government for not properly diagnosing her mental state before placing her on the Avengers. Black Widow and Hawkeye are known assassins and arent in jail. Hulk caused the deaths of several scientists mere moments after his original transformation into the Hulk and nearly killed both Ross' as well. Strange has messed with time putting more than a towns worth of people in danger for nothing more than Peter's exposed identity. Wanda should be held accountable but she should not be held to different standards than others of her status. The big difference between Wanda and John is that Wanda's mental state went largely unseen by those around her whereas Walker kept having people make excuses for his. Wanda still lost kids because they were never fake based on what the narrative told us. Their lives were merely tied to the spell trapping the town. They still came from her body also. John lost his career do to his own foolishness. If he wouldve stuck with Bucky and Sam, they wouldn't have let him fail. He willingly bludgeoned a fleeing criminal to death in full view of multiple people.
@@demetriuscaldwell1420 I agree John did show alot of red flags however during those times you can also see a man (a soldier if you wanna see it like that) who is constantly being treated like trash. Him saying "do you know who i am" is kinda justified when you look at the non corporation of sam and bucky and the flag smashers always getting away. I believe also he said that to a man who helped the flag smashers and his job is to catch these terrorist and theres a non cooperative man stopping him from completing his task. The wakanda ladys also again tried to kill him before even knowing him so they are in the wrong of those situations. Sam and bucky didnt allow him to work with them in the first place so honestly i dont understand that point you made. I agree with the other avengers not being held accountable for their actions however we did get a movie where that is the plot where the avengers face consequences to their actions. Meanwhile my argument is that the new mcu has there characters doing horrible things and no accountability and they themselves show very little care aside from a line or two that is thrown away usually in the same episode or movie. Black widow has a perfect example where when natasha and her sister break out red guardian, the prison he was in is caved in by a avalanche with the security staff and prisoners stuck inside to die of cold starvation riots etc. The reaction givin by our heroes is "cool way to die" these are heroes and they should be traumatized at what they did but they arent like other heroes but John is dragged threw the mud for doing what most people would probably do if they were Captain America. John has problems yes but hes held to a higher bar when the actual heroes we are to be rooting for dont follow the standards. Also Sam as Captain America decided to yell at a congressman telling him its his fault that the flag smashers are around and gives these terrorist a pass. When the congressman honestly probably had his hands tied to what exactly he couldve done better. The flag smashers wanted more things and the demand didnt meet the supply and they couldn't see that. Also a world with no borders didnt make sense tbh half the population disappearing wouldnt bring the world closer just throw it in more chaos. But anyway Sam as captain america doing what he did should be stripped of his title too. Also its been awhile since I watched wanda vision so thank you for pointing out that they are tied to the spell and did infact be born. I was wrong ill admit that
@@venominfused6157 John approached the Dora Malije in a pretty disrespectful way while they were apprehending Zemo, told them they had no jurisdiction there then proceeded to put his hands on Ayo so I don't agree they were in the wrong in that situation. Sam and Bucky didn't want anything to do with Walker in the beginning since he essentially was using what they saw as a stolen mantle he didn't earn. Later however he blew the mission when Sam was attempting to get through to Karli. He maybe gets credit for originally making the offer of working together but that offer became worthless once he showed he was incapable of even holding back or listening even for a few moments. Him being treated like trash may have made him upset but that's no excuse for his attitude and being a good soldier is also having the common sense to know that hardened criminals aren't going to respond to a certain type of tone anyway. All that did was continue to make people around him see him as beneath Steve Rogers. He didn't listen when Sam told him to fall back when dealing with the Dora Milaje and didn't listen when he we asked to fall back to let Sam try and talk down Karli. But had he been able to get over himself he could've won Sam and Bucky over thats the point. I halfway feel like a lot of the accomplishments John even achieved are largely due to Lamar backing him up but being to genuinely humble to say so. Sam is the correct Captain America because like Steve, he has the ability to see people as more than the crimes they commit. He believed that people had the capacity to be saved. Whether or not we all agree with that sentiment doesn't matter but that is the legacy of Cap. You can't take on the mantle of Superman if your philosophy is to shoot lasers through criminals' faces and ask questions later. That's not the right temperment for being Superman. Yes the Avengers got a whole film about accountability but that was ultimately for the wrong reasons again involving Wanda. Civil War is essentially based around misplaced blame because Wanda failed to stop an explosion that was going to kill people regardless and that nobody else would've even been able to even try to stop. They weren't being chastised for the actual past crimes members of the team committed or how much accountability the government may have in reference to those crimes. Tony attempts to hold Bucky accountable for the deaths of his parents but he himself is never really held accountable for the deaths caused by Ultron.
*He was honestly the best part of that show* I loved how interesting he was and was rooting for him - but then I realised the writers were trying to portray him as a bad guy - then I realised how bad the show’s writers were.
For me,the true villains of the show were the privileged politicians who sent people like Walker off to fight these wars and do things that no reasonable person can be proud of. Once these soldiers are caught doing things they are ordered to do in combat, the politicians "wash their hands" of these said soldiers who killed and died for them.
I don't think they were trying to make him a villain, he witnessed his best friend die and killed one of the terrorist that did it. Its more like everyone else is trying to make that understandable moment as him turning villain.
I think Captain America #347 had an interesting arc where 2 Super Soldiers (1 named Hector) had beef with J. Walker and took it out on his family. J. Walker getting payback showed how different he is from S. Rogers.
That issue was amazing that's the kind of revenge you want to see a superhero take like Batman on Joe chill or something the beating he gave those guys was awesome I'm going to go look for that comic issue
#347. That'll be sometime in the late 80s. Captain Anerica's run was damn good in the 80s, especially the Scourge saga, where an unkown assassin(s) was taking out some of Marvel's C-list villains.
Thanks for the content and the memories of this wonderful character 👍 I owned ALL of those old comics from Walker's very first appearance as Super Patriot and closely followed the character until after the beautiful way John Byrne brought him in to the WCA back then 😀
And to be honest when I first seen Falcon and Winter Soldier. Sam and Bucky really didn't want nothing to do with him. I just felt like they wanted him to slip up and so they can get the sheld back and also I hated it when they double teamed on him. I hoping for Rematch this US agent vs Captain America one on one.
Guys we got the greatest comparison. Batman vs Red hood. Both skilled fighters Motivated by personal tragedies Not Kill vs Be Killed policies Scary figures to Criminal underworld. Flash vs Reverse Flash... I could go on and on.
a lot of people couldnt. Canon wise, only steve and jeffrey mace were the only ones who could pull of being captain america for the longest time. Everybody else either died in combat or had to give it back to steve while in jeffreys case, hes the only cap to have lasted long enough to retire from the mantle
I bet you all that he will become a fan-favorite, since he’s going to be in Thunderbolts. Like Steve from Stranger Things or Cordelia in Buffy, he’s hated at first, but will have character growth and be super likeable later
He is my favorite from Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Yes, I actually like his character more than even Sam Wilson. And I wanna see more from him in Thunderbolts.
funny enough, the show was like a 2 percent milk version of john from the comics. Wyatt Russell even said he didnt have to read the comics in order to play the role of john but they still kept the aggressive side to him in the show. If you think he was a jerk in the show, you should see him in the comics where heck, you think him killing that 1 flagsmasher(justified) was intense? Dude SLAUGHTERED the entire group of watchdogs that were at the scene of johns parents getting killed in front of him
I hate how this channel butcher’s names, especially when it’s so easy or mainstream enough to not mess it up but it’s a tactic so idiots like me comment helping them in the algorithm. But rs it’s annoying & so is them mispronouncing other stuff & making up others entirely.
That's because he is still Captain America before becoming U.S Agent just like in the comics he became U.S Agent in the last episode of Falcon and The Winter Soldier and we will get to see him in Thunderbolts
John Walker was the only thing good about that stupid show he really should have been Captain America he truly proved that he was better choice than falcon.
Unfortunately, I can't watch this narrators videos. His pronunciations are always off and has so many hiccups when speaking. That is what the job asks for...speaking correctly.
I love John Walker and Wyatt Russell did him so well. He NEEDS to return in the MCU again
they hinted him running the dark avengers as u.s agent
@@nakga2player27 Indeed they did but Wyatt said in an interview after the show that he's not heard from the executives about his character returning in any upcoming, and is generally unsure if he wants to return to the role, saying he loved every minute but is unsure if he wants his career to be defined by super hero movies. Ultimately it's up to the executives and up to him as well but I hope they bring him back.
He is coming back in the 2024 movie “Thunderbolts”.
I pray Thunderbolts will be good! I love Wyatt! He's a terrific actor!
He's such an underrated character. Essentially he's Marvel Comics Guy Gardner. Heroic? Yes, but a very flawed person first and foremost.
His most recent limited series is fantastic. I love how he saves so many people, and they still all hate him. XD
I first found out about US Agent from Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
I've always liked John Walker for some reason I know he's underused but just something badass about him I like.
He's the aggressive captain America that does the things that cap shouldn't be seen doing
J.walker is great he is what most soldier they have loyalty thier friends, S Roger's would have done the same if bucky would've been killed in action the same way.
It was the Taskmaster who trained John Walker how to properly use Captain America's shield.
Interesting
And also teach him how to fight like Steve's battle style as well
dude to me is not a villain. Hes a douchebag whose heart is in the right place. Yeah hes the more aggresive of the caps but thats why he choose to follow his own path as US Agent. Cause he could do the things that captain america shouldnt be seen doing
Us agent was great
In the show, he did absolutely nothing wrong. Aside from the fact that he was acting as Captain America and should've held that in higher regard.
You think murdering someone who is surrendering and unarmed is "nothing wrong"?
Explains alot about this country and why it's not so hard to understand why John Walker's biggest fanboys all seem to fit a very predictable and distinct identity. 🤔
@@miracleink548 That “innocent” man deserved it. Have your best friend, your family die and see if you don’t take vengeance. People forget Steve Rogers killed a lot of people and completely turned his back on the Avengers because of Bucky
@@miracleink548He wasn’t surrendering or unarmed.
@@miracleink548if he murdered him then how come he wasn't dishonourably discharged and imprisoned? He shouldn't have even been demoted as the guy was armed, extremely dangerous and hadn't surrendered(hands were in front of him, didn't say anything about surrendering).
Don't let the creepy music and terrible writing trick you into thinking he was the bad guy as any soldier would have put a bullet into that guy and been completely justified. It was just a crappy justification to give the shield to Falcon who didn't deserve it after he gave it up voluntarily.
I wouldnt even call him a anti villain. Hes the true hero of the falcon and the winter soldier. Mutiple times he shows hes a hero always using dipole 1st rather than fighting like the other "heroes" do. When he 1st meets sam and bucky he asked if they could work together and they blow him off, bails them out of jail again asking if they could work together again they blow him off. The wakanda task force of whatever they are called dont know this man dont have any prior history with this man and they try to kill him straight up. His reaction to that is diplomacy and trying to make friends and they beat him up. I dont think i need to say anything about him killing the TERRORISTS but what happens after when bucky and sam pull up on him he says they should get help incase there hurt and they jump this man and leave him broken and hopeless. The government truly did him dirty as well. The mans a hero and the only thing you can blame about him getting the boot like he did was the writers in the room pushing a agenda and listening to the "new" mcu fans who believe that wanda shouldn't face consequences of her inslaving a town. The heroes of the mcu arent heroes anymore they are just a bunch of bullies/villains being called heroes.
I wouldn't call him the hero of the show either. John's problem was he was simply not emotionally prepared to take on the mantle of Captain America.
His mental state was clearly not properly vetted and as a result, he broke.
Similar to Wanda, he's a character that lost themselves because those around them didn't take the time to make sure they had actually recovered from their traumas before putting them in the roles of being protectors.
The Avengers and the Government are hardly bullies or villains but they were simply ill equipped to diagnose these mentally scarred people.
Bucky is like the only Avenger to actually be getting help for his traumas.
John is by no means a bad man but sidestepping his obvious emotional problems don't do him any favors.
@@demetriuscaldwell1420 I will admit I hadn't taken his mental health into account. Your right he did have issues however i have to say that he held himself together pretty well until the events i listed took place.
Wanda I get that shes grieving and she has trama but that doesn't justify her enslaving a town of people. One that stands out is the mother begging her to let her kid out of her room. No matter how much you hurt you shouldn't make others suffer. Wanda also has another hero at the end of the show that the townspeople wont know what she sacrificed. She sacrificed her fake kids and her husband is still roaming around and compared to the townspeople she didnt lose much unlike John who lost his whole career and more. Wanda should be in jail for what she did.
Im not attacking you i hope you dont feel that way. I just see a good conversation opportunity and wanted to take it. Thank you for replying and understanding
@@venominfused6157 John Walker had several red flags very early on even before his breakdown. The way he spoke to people showed personality traits unfit to be Captain America (neither Steve or Sam would ever yell at somebody "Do you know who i am?..") and he spoke to Ayo and the other Dora Malije in a very condescending tone. I just thought "dude all of these women are probably smarter than you and can wield that shield better than you so show some respect".
Wanda is a situation unlike Walker in the sense that she's essentially beyond accountability. Given her power, she can't be left to her own devices without A) healing and B) learning her power. Anything outside of that will just lead to another situation and probably a worse one than Westview.
We also can't hold her accountable without also holding both the Avengers and the Government for not properly diagnosing her mental state before placing her on the Avengers.
Black Widow and Hawkeye are known assassins and arent in jail. Hulk caused the deaths of several scientists mere moments after his original transformation into the Hulk and nearly killed both Ross' as well. Strange has messed with time putting more than a towns worth of people in danger for nothing more than Peter's exposed identity.
Wanda should be held accountable but she should not be held to different standards than others of her status.
The big difference between Wanda and John is that Wanda's mental state went largely unseen by those around her whereas Walker kept having people make excuses for his. Wanda still lost kids because they were never fake based on what the narrative told us. Their lives were merely tied to the spell trapping the town. They still came from her body also. John lost his career do to his own foolishness. If he wouldve stuck with Bucky and Sam, they wouldn't have let him fail. He willingly bludgeoned a fleeing criminal to death in full view of multiple people.
@@demetriuscaldwell1420 I agree John did show alot of red flags however during those times you can also see a man (a soldier if you wanna see it like that) who is constantly being treated like trash. Him saying "do you know who i am" is kinda justified when you look at the non corporation of sam and bucky and the flag smashers always getting away. I believe also he said that to a man who helped the flag smashers and his job is to catch these terrorist and theres a non cooperative man stopping him from completing his task. The wakanda ladys also again tried to kill him before even knowing him so they are in the wrong of those situations.
Sam and bucky didnt allow him to work with them in the first place so honestly i dont understand that point you made.
I agree with the other avengers not being held accountable for their actions however we did get a movie where that is the plot where the avengers face consequences to their actions. Meanwhile my argument is that the new mcu has there characters doing horrible things and no accountability and they themselves show very little care aside from a line or two that is thrown away usually in the same episode or movie.
Black widow has a perfect example where when natasha and her sister break out red guardian, the prison he was in is caved in by a avalanche with the security staff and prisoners stuck inside to die of cold starvation riots etc. The reaction givin by our heroes is "cool way to die" these are heroes and they should be traumatized at what they did but they arent like other heroes but John is dragged threw the mud for doing what most people would probably do if they were Captain America.
John has problems yes but hes held to a higher bar when the actual heroes we are to be rooting for dont follow the standards.
Also Sam as Captain America decided to yell at a congressman telling him its his fault that the flag smashers are around and gives these terrorist a pass. When the congressman honestly probably had his hands tied to what exactly he couldve done better. The flag smashers wanted more things and the demand didnt meet the supply and they couldn't see that. Also a world with no borders didnt make sense tbh half the population disappearing wouldnt bring the world closer just throw it in more chaos. But anyway Sam as captain america doing what he did should be stripped of his title too.
Also its been awhile since I watched wanda vision so thank you for pointing out that they are tied to the spell and did infact be born. I was wrong ill admit that
@@venominfused6157 John approached the Dora Malije in a pretty disrespectful way while they were apprehending Zemo, told them they had no jurisdiction there then proceeded to put his hands on Ayo so I don't agree they were in the wrong in that situation.
Sam and Bucky didn't want anything to do with Walker in the beginning since he essentially was using what they saw as a stolen mantle he didn't earn. Later however he blew the mission when Sam was attempting to get through to Karli.
He maybe gets credit for originally making the offer of working together but that offer became worthless once he showed he was incapable of even holding back or listening even for a few moments. Him being treated like trash may have made him upset but that's no excuse for his attitude and being a good soldier is also having the common sense to know that hardened criminals aren't going to respond to a certain type of tone anyway.
All that did was continue to make people around him see him as beneath Steve Rogers. He didn't listen when Sam told him to fall back when dealing with the Dora Milaje and didn't listen when he we asked to fall back to let Sam try and talk down Karli. But had he been able to get over himself he could've won Sam and Bucky over thats the point. I halfway feel like a lot of the accomplishments John even achieved are largely due to Lamar backing him up but being to genuinely humble to say so.
Sam is the correct Captain America because like Steve, he has the ability to see people as more than the crimes they commit. He believed that people had the capacity to be saved. Whether or not we all agree with that sentiment doesn't matter but that is the legacy of Cap. You can't take on the mantle of Superman if your philosophy is to shoot lasers through criminals' faces and ask questions later. That's not the right temperment for being Superman.
Yes the Avengers got a whole film about accountability but that was ultimately for the wrong reasons again involving Wanda. Civil War is essentially based around misplaced blame because Wanda failed to stop an explosion that was going to kill people regardless and that nobody else would've even been able to even try to stop. They weren't being chastised for the actual past crimes members of the team committed or how much accountability the government may have in reference to those crimes. Tony attempts to hold Bucky accountable for the deaths of his parents but he himself is never really held accountable for the deaths caused by Ultron.
*He was honestly the best part of that show* I loved how interesting he was and was rooting for him - but then I realised the writers were trying to portray him as a bad guy - then I realised how bad the show’s writers were.
Haha. When the show writers can't get their villain right. Better the Anti villain or Anti hero.
Show was a disappointment 3 of my favorite characters was hoping for a captain America winter soldier feel.
But no they had to cater to the "fans"
For me,the true villains of the show were the privileged politicians who sent people like Walker off to fight these wars and do things that no reasonable person can be proud of. Once these soldiers are caught doing things they are ordered to do in combat, the politicians "wash their hands" of these said soldiers who killed and died for them.
I don't think they were trying to make him a villain, he witnessed his best friend die and killed one of the terrorist that did it. Its more like everyone else is trying to make that understandable moment as him turning villain.
@@waverlyking6045 more like mercenary to me.
As a fellow Iraq War veteran I will always support John Walker and I will always support Captain America.
I hope we see him more in the future
And we will in the 2024 movie “Thunderbolts”.
I think Captain America #347 had an interesting arc where 2 Super Soldiers (1 named Hector) had beef with J. Walker and took it out on his family. J. Walker getting payback showed how different he is from S. Rogers.
That issue was amazing that's the kind of revenge you want to see a superhero take like Batman on Joe chill or something the beating he gave those guys was awesome I'm going to go look for that comic issue
#347. That'll be sometime in the late 80s. Captain Anerica's run was damn good in the 80s, especially the Scourge saga, where an unkown assassin(s) was taking out some of Marvel's C-list villains.
@@56postoffice lol "JUSTICE IS SERVED!!!"
Thanks for the content and the memories of this wonderful character 👍
I owned ALL of those old comics from Walker's very first appearance as Super Patriot and closely followed the character until after the beautiful way John Byrne brought him in to the WCA back then 😀
And to be honest when I first seen Falcon and Winter Soldier. Sam and Bucky really didn't want nothing to do with him. I just felt like they wanted him to slip up and so they can get the sheld back and also I hated it when they double teamed on him. I hoping for Rematch this US agent vs Captain America one on one.
Agree
Imagine if time travel to the future is WHY he gave the shield to Sam
Great video.
John Walker couldn't handle the burden of Captain America.
Because that wasn’t him at all no one could fill the shoes of Captain America simple as that
Guys we got the greatest comparison. Batman vs Red hood.
Both skilled fighters
Motivated by personal tragedies
Not Kill vs Be Killed policies
Scary figures to Criminal underworld.
Flash vs Reverse Flash... I could go on and on.
True, he even said something about it in his first appearance just before the interview on the football field.
a lot of people couldnt. Canon wise, only steve and jeffrey mace were the only ones who could pull of being captain america for the longest time. Everybody else either died in combat or had to give it back to steve while in jeffreys case, hes the only cap to have lasted long enough to retire from the mantle
I bet you all that he will become a fan-favorite, since he’s going to be in Thunderbolts. Like Steve from Stranger Things or Cordelia in Buffy, he’s hated at first, but will have character growth and be super likeable later
He is my favorite from Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Yes, I actually like his character more than even Sam Wilson. And I wanna see more from him in Thunderbolts.
Us agent John Walker is peacemaker done right
Na
Comics, yes. Live action adaptation, not as much. I like both.
@@vernonhampton5863 I prefer John Walker/US over Peacemaker.
Sure seems like it
This character video is long overdue. Also you should do a video of taskmaster next.
"Oi ROB LIEFELD FIGHTING AMERICAN IS DAH BEST CAPTIAN AMERICA EQUIVALENT HOMIE YUH"!!..
“In his human form” 😂
It's weird turns of phrase like that that absolutely ruin these videos for me. Are these scripts put together by an AI or something?
Awesome episode ❗🔥💯👍
Boot Camp is Marines. Ft. Bragg is Army
This is my Captain America!
Russell took a character you were supposed to hate and made him a show stealer.
He is the best character from Falcon and the Winter Soldier if you ask me. And I wanna see him again in Thunderbolts.
Ayy nice
these videos are good depending on who is narrating.
YES THANK YOU 👏🏾💯✌🏾💪🏾✊🏾
Curtis Jackson is power broker??? I thought his alias was 50 cent.
I need to see 50 in the MCU
Video of legión son of Charles Xavier please!!!!
John Walker stole the show.
Wow
Where’s the thumbnail art from?
He's just a villain with conflictions.
😂🤡 ANTI HERO
@@JR-eu8ck no hero there.
@@ZipDrawhis not a villain his a an Anti-Hero like the punisher he is not completely evil
John Walker looks like Judge Dredd in this uniform
ANTI HERO
Much as I enjoy the content, you need a new narrator. Or he needs to at least read through the script once or twice before it's released.
Can you guys do the milestone characters next?
Love the channel! Can I apply to work as dictation/narration staff w’ your channels team ??
He’s just a heel character on your team
Didn't see him in any comics but dude was a jerk in falcon and winter soldier
funny enough, the show was like a 2 percent milk version of john from the comics. Wyatt Russell even said he didnt have to read the comics in order to play the role of john but they still kept the aggressive side to him in the show. If you think he was a jerk in the show, you should see him in the comics where heck, you think him killing that 1 flagsmasher(justified) was intense? Dude SLAUGHTERED the entire group of
watchdogs that were at the scene of johns parents getting killed in front of him
1:13 pause
3:29 50 cent?! Lol
Im so confused- John Walker and then Captain America why are there two?
#wearespartans
Evil Captain America john walker @😉😗🌇🗻
Anti-Hero
I hate how this channel butcher’s names, especially when it’s so easy or mainstream enough to not mess it up but it’s a tactic so idiots like me comment helping them in the algorithm. But rs it’s annoying & so is them mispronouncing other stuff & making up others entirely.
Steve Roger is the better captain America than John Walker was.
Exactly
Rogers never earned the rank of Captain, whereas John did
All due respect to the channel. I love your guys content but this is NOT the narrator for you…😳
There was a character named Curtis Jackson. Lemme find out 50 in this universe 🤣 (All jokes aside, I know better).
anti HERO.
This guy in the series is 100%! Not the
U.S. Agent 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
That's because he is still Captain America before becoming U.S Agent just like in the comics he became U.S Agent in the last episode of Falcon and The Winter Soldier and we will get to see him in Thunderbolts
John Walker was the only thing good about that stupid show he really should have been Captain America he truly proved that he was better choice than falcon.
Exactly
John Walker>>>> Steve Rogers
Unfortunately, I can't watch this narrators videos. His pronunciations are always off and has so many hiccups when speaking. That is what the job asks for...speaking correctly.