In case y'all haven't noticed... I've been doing some half-assed articles here lately. This one will be no different.
Look, I usually write rather long editorials, but being a senior in high school means I'm officially busy, with all kinds of shit to take care of. So I'm gonna present a small idea to you.
With Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. starting to have more weight in the MCU given the recent introdcution of Inhumans and Terrigen Crystals (not to mention Hydra's looming threat), I'd say everything I'm about to say could be fair game. After all, the show beat Age of Ultron to the punch with Inhumans, there could be some very real interweaving going on, as irrelevant as you think the show might be.
While a lot of people have said that Bucky could be the starting factor over Iron Man and Captain America's brawl, another popular theory is that a battle similar to the comics will be what kicks it off, which would be shown primarily in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Personally, I think it'll be a combination, but stay with me. In the comics, the New Warriors got into a battle with some supervillains, killed 600 people, and the government decided that these superhumans need to [frick]ing register their identities.
But, it's been confrimed that secret identities are not the cause in this film, but rather who these superhumans report to. So theoretically, a superhero or group of superheroes acting on their own which leads to massive destruction would fit the bill for Captain America: Civil War.
So this happened recently.
Robbie Baldwin is Speedball. Fran Kranz could definitely fit that bill. Speedball was one of the New Warriors that kick-started the Superhuman Registration Act.
The supervillain that caused the explosion that killed so many people is Nitro. Nitro is definitely a small enough of a villain (or maybe unpopular enough of a villain?) to feature in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and I honestly think he could be a badass TV villain if done right.
Nitro's real name is
Robert Hunter. There's a character on the show named
Lance Hunter, who is actually
Mockingbird's ex-husband. While some people don't like Lance, I love his character, and I want nothing but
MORE of him on the show. Just my personal opinon.
So what's your god damn point, GliderMan?
Point is--I have no clue what the [frick] is gonna happen in Captain America: Civil War. Neither do you. But if it does get kickstarted on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., as is speculated, it'd be cool to see Robert vs. Lance brother/cousin/something dynamic. That's what I'm trying to say.
So what do you guys think? Let me hear your thoughts in the comment section below!