>Didn't assemble when a terrorist seemingly killed Iron Man and kidnapped the president >Didn't assemble when a Dark Elf was literally about to destroy the universe >Didn't assemble when Hydra infiltrated Shield and was about to kill millions >Didn't assemble when Ronan got an Infinity Stone and was about to destroy planets >Assembles when a remote Hydra branch might have Loki's scepter
Kek.
Brody Russell
>Batman didn't contact Wondy, Flash, Aquaman & Cyborg sooner when Midway City being under attack kek
Angel Lopez
What was Batman doing in this movie anyway
Zachary Anderson
this, also where was flash? he could have been in midway in a flash
Oliver James
Gotta nap sometime
Brayden Green
>Didn't assemble when Hydra infiltrated Shield and was about to kill millions Cap and Widow were fugitives for like 3 days, you'd think some other Avenger would wanna see what was up. >>Didn't assemble when Ronan got an Infinity Stone and was about to destroy planets How would any of them, besides maybe Thor, know about that?
I had a big problem with this because Enchantress was causing shit to happen all over the damn world.
Ryder Campbell
If SHIELD was just Hydra all along, why didn't they try to indoctrinate the Avengers?
William Richardson
>President This was one of my biggest problems with Iron Man 3 and was indeed stupid. >Dark Elf This makes sense because really, the group with the exception of Hulk could barely take on Loki... what's to say Thor thought it was worth getting 4 humans together for something he had an entire realm of Asgardians around for, or that they wouldn't be pissed he was still buddying around with Loki? >Hydra The reveal and Cap taking them down happened in a very short time, and Cap doesn't really know who to trust yet. What if Stark or Clint were Hydra? >Ronan No one earthside even knows about this. >Scepter Directly related to their first Avengers mission. Had to complete the mission.
Only one valid complaint.
Ayden Diaz
>>Didn't assemble when a Dark Elf was literally about to destroy the universe The entire event happened mostly away from Earth. The only time they know about it, the ship crashing into Britain, was resolved in about 1 hour.
Brandon Sanchez
It's Murcia, who cares It's on another planet, and only Asgard was in trouble No one knew this, shield had the assemble call at that time. No fucking one on earth knew what's going on, this could be happening right now in real life and we would never know about it. I give you that, you are right.
Alexander Taylor
Honestly, all the pressure of explaining all this was on Whedon for Age of Ultron. The build up to Avengers 1 worked. The coming back together for AoU didn't at all. They really should have "re-assembled" in the sequel to explain that the Avengers weren't the Avengers in IM3, Cap2 or Thor2
>Didn't assemble when Ronan got an Infinity Stone and was about to destroy planets
I do wonder what Asgard thought of these events AND of the collectors place being bombed, they left an infinity stone there.
Blake Stewart
>Thor was off planet, Cap and Widow were working for SHIELD, Banner was busy fucking Widow >It happened in London and Thor kept teleporting in and out before anyone other than Jane and Darcy had any idea of what was happening >Why would the Avengers know anything about a Kree/Xandar war?
Most of these events took place over the course of a few hours and was mostly them reacting to the actions of supervillains
After SHIELD got dismantled the Avengers got together to clean up the remaining Hydra outposts and retrieve major WMDs like the scepter. They were proactive in this case and took the time to plan an assault on that Hydra base.
Nathaniel Peterson
They didn't want Fury to assemble the avengers, remember? It was practically just his project.
Cooper Gray
>Banner was busy fucking Widow Didn't start until AoU
John Green
Not to mention while all this event ended shortly, Midway City event lasted all night until early morning
Michael Collins
>>Didn't assemble when a terrorist seemingly killed Iron Man and kidnapped the president Because the Vice President was in league with Killian and kept SHIELD off the case. They showed this scene where Guy Pierce calls him and it's revealed he's controlling the situation so he can get his daughter some Extremis legs
>>Didn't assemble when a Dark Elf was literally about to destroy the universe At what juncture in the movie would they have had time? It was a 7 minute fight in London from the time Malekith arrived on earth for the first time. At all other times during the movie, from the second the plot kicks off, they're in Asgard, where Odin states that mortals arent welcomed.
>>Didn't assemble when Hydra infiltrated Shield and was about to kill millions Again, there was precious little time involved from the time that the plot was revealed in act 3. Also, at this point in time SHIELD formed the Avengers. Why would SHIELD want to assemble the Avengers to stop the secret HYDRA plot within SHIELD? the Hydra faction would supress it. >>Didn't assemble when Ronan got an Infinity Stone and was about to destroy planets In space. Right. >>Assembles when a remote Hydra branch might have Loki's scepter This was AFTER they became independant of SHIELD and actively spent months seeking out HYDRA cells to find the sceptre.
Keep in mind that up until TWS, SHIELD was running The Avengers, and HYDRA had a hand in both SHIELD and the world security council (Giddeon Mallick) that ran SHIELD - so most of the plots where HYDRA stand to benefit, such as any world ending event that HYDRA can use to take over...they'd prevent the Avengers from being assembled.
So either you're trolling or you lack the basic story comprehension to follow the MCU flicks lol
Hudson Flores
>They didn't want Fury to assemble the avengers, remember? No? When was this?
Landon Carter
yay more company wars
Jacob Taylor
also didnt enchantress attack a bunch of places all over the world as well. i swear there was a scene on a tv or something with her destroying military installations and sat dishes and shit
Lincoln Wood
the the first Avengers film; the hydra dude on the council said it was shut down for a reason [that being everything was fucked up and they werent getting what they wanted]
David Ross
There is a good chance that Batman and Flash were dealing with the damage on other parts of the world, but to answer as to why Batman didnt assemble the team, well he didnt have enough info yet, hence the post credit scene with Waller where is given info about the team.
Jose Morris
The second phase of the MCU happens in a very short spam of time and are isolated events, literally. All the movies featured a reason for the hero to be isolated and not having any means of contacting the others:
>Tony stranded withou his armors and supposedly retired >Thor lost asgard to Loki (and does not contact the Avengers for cosmic matters anyway) >Cap was in low profile mode and a wanted man >The guardians don't even know the avengers
It works perfectly if you consider it all happened together at the same time.
Camden Jenkins
>Batman is the best detective, he needs Waller to provide info.
Hunter Hill
You guys understand these are movies and not the comics right? These Disney fucks don't want to spend the money to have all these actors in every movie.
James Walker
This is from the man that met Diana twice, emailed her, got a photo from her in WWI, and then, upon seeing her with a sword and shield - something Clark obviously does not need, declares "I thought she was with you?!!"
Based on what evidence?! She's old? How does he know Clark doesn't age?
Detective my ass
Brandon Anderson
Do we need to assemble the avengers to handle your massive fucking autism?
Maybe WWE's new superhero movie Sleight is right up your alley.
Isaiah Butler
On this subject, did I miss something or is there really not a single bit of Tony dialogue explaining why at the end of Iron Man 3, he seems pretty confident that he's done and won't return to being Iron Man, yet he's right back to work in AoU? I haven't seen Civil War for some reason, so maybe it was addressed then.
Jordan Hill
In Iron Man 3 he realized that it's his ingenuity and not his money or tech that makes him Iron Man
in AoU he realizes... that's all he has, apart from Pepper, so he can't give it up.
Lucas Campbell
Literally the opposite of "I'm done being iron man" - he decided that he IS iron man. Not the suit. Him. He's the mind. The will. He's the man and the suit means nothing without him. He decided that he's done making shitty suits hastily thrown together and he's ready to live up to his potential. He doesn't need to have the suit to be a hero, he needs his mind. His willpower. And with that, it leads into Ultron.
They just didn't spell it out in black and white.
Camden Bell
His IM suits are MCU Tony's addiction. I think he drops a line like that in CW when asked about Pepper.
Oliver Anderson
and then Civil War shows the emotional fallout from that hangup combined with the literal fallout from the Avengers missions
Nathan Wood
Sux2be Tony
Xavier Stewart
That's the great thing about his story.
Iron Man 1 makes it look awesome to be Tony. Every movie since makes it look scary, lonely and depressing as fuck.
Joshua Wilson
>Didn't assemble when a terrorist seemingly killed Iron Man and kidnapped the president pretty sure that was explained away by the whole "tony reciting the story in therapy" ending >Didn't assemble when a Dark Elf was literally about to destroy the universe as far as they know, there wasn't anything going on I mean, parts of London exploded, but that's nothing Avengers-worthy >Didn't assemble when Hydra infiltrated Shield and was about to kill millions yeah, it's kinda weird how that organization that deploys them didn't send them out when their presence would've jeopardized the organization's plan also, hydra had infiltrated shield long before the avengers were assembled >Didn't assemble when Ronan got an Infinity Stone and was about to destroy planets outside of their jurisdiction, plus we don't even know how far out into space all of that was going on >Assembles when a remote Hydra branch might have Loki's scepter yeah, because they saw firsthand how that scepter helped open a portal for an alien invasion
I'm not saying that the mcu is without plot holes, but come on try a little harder with your bait posts, op
Alexander Russell
Literally the last line of that movie was "I am Iron Man"
Ethan Gray
>Didn't assemble when Hydra infiltrated Shield and was about to kill millions There was probably no real way to assemble them all, considering SHIELD was probably the venue through which they'd assemble and it would have noticed anybody trying to contact Stark/Bruce/etc. >Didn't assemble when Ronan got an Infinity Stone and was about to destroy planets Out of their jurisdiction, so to speak
Jackson Smith
>It's Murcia, who cares Uhh, Captain AMERICA, maybe?
James Ross
this kind of shit happens in solo comics all the time.
Ryder Cooper
>implying that's a bad thing Non-comic reader pls.
Brody Turner
This 8s pure bait.
One thing that the MCU does well is explaining why the heroes aren't together all the time.
Most of these events happened on remote locations far away from other Avengers, and took place on less than a day, or the Avengers were hiding.
This one on the other side, is fucking stupid. It was 3 days of city wide destruction and we have no clue about why Batman, WW or Flash just ignored. It is even more stupid considering the end of BvS, where they say that they had their faith restored...just to ignore it.
Hell, Flash stopped a bank robber, but didn't gave a fucking to this.
Nolan Evans
I just kept wondering "Where the fuck is Flash? Flash could have handled all of this"