Interesting Facts on Malekith in HULK AND THE AGENTS OF SMASH

Interesting Facts on Malekith in HULK AND THE AGENTS OF SMASH

Here are some interesting facts on Malekith the Accursed from Hulk and the Agents of Smash

Editorial Opinion
By PredatorRIsing - Mar 07, 2014 07:03 PM EST
Filed Under: Animated Features
Source: comicbookmovie.com

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Malekith along with the Dark Elves from last years Thor the Dark Elves from Thor the Dark World make their appearance in Hulk and the Agents of Smash and since the episode "For Asgard" airred 4 months away from the film's realease in November, Malekith and the Dark Elves now hold the record for appearing in the cartoons in MCU versions since seen in the Marvel Cinematic films.

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What is also interesting about Malekith is that in this version he is depicted in his Thor the Dark World version while retaining his iconic color scheme from the comics.

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And around the end of the episode, he morphs his head into the shape of what he looks like in the real world's mythology which is really demonically intimidating

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the only thing disappointing about Malekith in this show is his voice sounding less like Christopher Eccleston and more wimpy toned as he was revealed in the end cast credits to have been voiced by James C Mathis III with the same accent that he used to voice King Cobra in The Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Technically the voice over for this episode was done before the first Thor sequel trailer's release so if Malekith appears in Ultimate Spider-Man season 3 and Avengers Assemble season 2, the casting director of those shows will be sure to have someone with a voice similar to Christopher Eccleston's do the voice for the character otherwise that person is just as screwed as the one in charge of the voice casting in Hulk and the Agents of SMASH.

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Tainted87
Tainted87 - 3/7/2014, 9:36 PM
Malekith was meant to be like Thor's Joker - post-Alan Moore. The creepy, smiling, appearing unexpectedly party crasher who wants the f*cking Casket of Ancient Winters. I didn't like what the Dark World did with him, in both the style of his armor greatly restricting Eccleston's movements, and how deeply stoic he appears. Christopher Eccleston could have hit a homerun had they written him right.
Tainted87
Tainted87 - 3/7/2014, 9:53 PM
I gotcha, I just disagree with Marvel there. For what it's worth, I liked the movie, just didn't love it.

MightyZeus
MightyZeus - 3/7/2014, 9:58 PM
I thought Thor 2 was good but it was nothing impressive. The only exciting moments was the action. I just wanted to know and see more of Malekith in the film and i just felt he was shafted in Thor 2. Malekith could have been something spectacular if he where developed properly in the film.

Klone
Klone - 3/8/2014, 3:06 AM
Oh and he happens to look exactly like the films? Whores.
Wallymelon
Wallymelon - 3/8/2014, 11:06 PM
Thor 2 is not a good film. Its enjoyable but technically flat. The action and how the actors portrayed their roles were great. Everything else was boo boo. The dialogue was just bleh. The Story and the plot were not strong. The script clearly wasnt finished before hand. You can tell how badly put together this film was. Adding the delted scenes would have helped a tad but not even much. This is phase 2s Iron Man 2 for damn sure.
Wallymelon
Wallymelon - 3/8/2014, 11:12 PM
@dellamorte dude i respectfully disagree. I didnt like IM3 until like the 4th time I saw it. That is a solid film. Its not a great film but the script is tight. You def have to suspend disbelief but in the context of the universe its created it all worked.

Personally its not my favorite. Its probably my least favorite in terms of execution. The character aspects of Thor and Loki were great. But that:s really all I took from it. The first Thor grabbed me a bit more. I was expecting a great film and I got an ok one. Maybe if I lower my expectations...
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