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Because we are still in the batch that is composed of a collection of mini-episodes, the episodes flow in the manner that they do. The focused plot will start after the next episode.
Logan in this episode is voiced by Steve Blum who also voices the character in the short lived series “Wolverine and the x men” which shares the same creator in Christopher Yost. Both shows are considered to be set in the same universe.
This show is canon to Spectacular Spider-Man too. As Josh Keaton was intended as the voice for Spider-Man; in a certain episode. But, it didn't pan out. The creator have indicated though, that this takes place in the same universe. Also, on a similar note, the Wolverine VS Hulk Animated takes place before Wolverine and the X-Men. As they encounter each other a second time in Wolverine and the X-Men. Which lines up with Earth's Mightiest Heroes, as the time when Hulk is away.
Ya, around this time Marvel wanted "official voice actors" for all their characters, meaning that they'd have the same actor every appearance. That's why the whole cast also do the voices in Marvel vs Capcom 3.
I'm kinda pissed at that Christopher Yost would come to the same level as Btas, JL/JLU, and etc. Yet MCU screwed those chances of giving his work so little chances.
Bucky being voiced by Scott Menville, who voiced Robin in Teen Titans, is amazing casting, since Bucky was made to replicate the sidekick trend of the 1940s
Captain America was originally supposed to fight the Nazis in the World War 2 flashbacks, but Executive Meddling meant that the creators could have either realistic firearms or Nazis, but not both. They went with the firearms.
That's kind of interesting, considering the MCU movie went with neither. It's been a while since I've seen it, but as far as I remember there were a lot of two-armed Hydra salutes and anachronistic weapons (which they explained with the tesseract, but it still equaled lazer guns).
@@ketchup016 If I remember correctly Cap and the Commandos focused solely on Hydra who I think separated from Nazi Germany. They also did use regular firearms (the commandos I mean), Cap using a handgun while holding his shield is a memorable scene for some people because it was one of the few times he used a firearm, but they all eventually used the laser guns because why wouldn't you switch to the better tech to fight the advanced tech?
Hilarious that they manage to establish Kang in about 5 minutes of screen time and are pretty much ready to go from there. Imagine that. This came out like half a decade after the Winter Soldier storyline in the comics by Ed Brubaker, kinda reinvented what Bucky was during the war, they posited that he was the commando side of the duo who could do stuff Captain America wouldn't or shouldn't be seen doing. Like sneaking into an enemy camp and cutting a bunch of throats, that kinda thing. They can't do that in the cartoon but they show him having infiltrated the castle and setting stuff up for the attack.
It’s impressive how they use certain villains and such to set up stuff WAY down the line… The reason that Cap is responsible for Kang’s timeline being erased, doesn’t get revealed for quite a while. So they both introduce a villain with his own motivations that are human, but it’s connected to the greater scope of the EMH setting.
@brettthebest3978 I wasn't even born either I actually never watched an X-Men cartoon growing up, but I watched all of them a few years ago and I think Cal is the best Wolvie Not that Blum is bad, he's great too, but I think Dodd is a better comparison to Conroy
I wouldn’t say Dodds a better comparison at all, Blum plays the character in just about every thing he can like Kevin did while Dodd only played that cartoon wolverine
The episodes move around the way that they do because we are still in the batch that we’re made up of combined mini-episodes. After the next episode, the focused storyline will begin.
I think they may have gotten to a point where they're TOO afraid of potential spoilers. They barely even theorized about Kang because Aaron wasn't 100% sure who it was and they didn't want to spoil it. Discussions are so short nowadays because of stuff like that. Just theorize!
you know before Xmen 97 came out, decided to rewatch the old episodes, some I even missed back then and turns out Logan was remembering how he once helped Captain America against the Red Skull in France.
Lots of connections being established: Bucky, Fury, Hydra, and our mystery time traveler. Good to show Cap in his element before arriving in the 21st century.
One of my favorite aspects about this show is how well is showcases and pay respects to each Avenger's different core of the Marvel universe. Thor and Captain America especially, we get to see so many of their supporting characters and villains, and they're all portrayed accurately, it really does feel like one giant love letter.
The girl Kang tries to save at the end is Ravonna Renslayer, who also appeared in the Loki Series, she was going to be a key figure in the MCU Kang stories but with the downfall of Jonathan Majors, and the rise of RDJ Doom, perhaps she was dropped on a bus, so sad.
The original writers wanted to put Earth's Mightiest Heroes in the same continuity as Wolverine and the X-Men. Chris Yost once wrote in one of Marvel's live blogs that they take place in the same universe, but later said that the swift cancellation of Wolverine and the X-Men ultimately put a damper on these hopes. Also Joshua Fine revealed to have considered making some crossovers between those two shows (before the cancellation of Wolverine and the X-Men) during the 1st season, like an episode in which Wolverine would have gone on a SHIELD mission with Hawkeye and Black Widow, another in which Beast would have teamed up with Ant-Man (although the only conection that could have been done was a reference of the Mutant Response Division by Nick Fury after Whirlwind being defeated by Wasp). Then Joshua Fine in a forum stated that both shows would have broken continuity on the season 3 of AEMH. Although, the Marvel official appendix lists both series in a same universe of the Marvel Multiverse, being Earth-8096, and since then the Fandom call both series as part of the "Yostverse".
Until Spectacular Spider-Man comes back (which I unfortunately doubt it will because of rights issues and competition with Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man), I believe that SSM, AEMH and WatX are all in the same universe regardless of what Greg Weisman might say about that.
@@SecretMagicianI remember hearing that Josh Keaton (voice of Spider-Man in SSM) recorded the dialogue for Spider-Man in EMH but then it was re-recorded by Drake Bell (voice of Spider-Man in Ultimate Spider-Man)
@joevictor53 same thing with Daran Norris (Spectacular Spider-Man's J. Jonah Jameson). Daran does voice a police officer in that episode so it's very possible his audio also got dubbed over with J.K. Simmons. Obviously, he was great, but he talked slower in comparison to the Raimiverse and the MCU versions who were still quicklipped, just like Spectacular Spider-Man's was.
I'm glad Calvin noticed the colors being muted when there were flashes. That's a problem with the show on Disney Plus specifically. I loved the little cameo of Logan. I never knew that until I was rewatching the series later and went, "Oh my god, that's a great little detail!"
A small thing in this episode, in the comics Cap normally uses the shield on his left arm, using his right arm to throw and catch it, while in this show he uses the shield on his right arm, it's a small thing that left me with a weird deeling at first XD
One of the amazing things about this show is how faithful it is to the comics. Unlike the MCU (which took a lot of liberties that I mostly agree with), everytime you assume this show is going to go the comic route, thats exactly what happens. It's great seeing so many comic stories put on screen.
And how are the Disney XD shows like Avengers Assemble inferior to this one? Can I pick your brain for this? I can't put into words of how Avengers Assemble is very inferior
@@yudhazacharias9377 I like Assemble but for different reasons. This is higher art to me because of the writing. It has a vision and a very connected story. It is not a bunch of disparate stories told in a more anthologist way, even if it has some of those episodes as well. Assemble is just fun and carefree. I would make the same comparison between Spectacular Spider-man and Ultimate as well.
Is this the only adaptation (since the 60s at least) to feature the first Baron Zemo? That is, Heinrich instead of his son Helmut… Most to my knowledge have him already deceased (if he even exists, see the MCU) and use his successor; to be fair his son is the more prominent and is easier to implement. But EMH actually used aspects of Helmut including a more combat-worthy suit and the swordsmanship ability.
Interesting how Ravonna Renslayer is portrayed as a brown/black character in this version years before she was casted in the Loki Show. Ha! Talk about foreshadow.
Captain americas origin in the comics is being frozen in the iceberg. Though he was chasing zemo and not red skull but tge villain isnt as important. The lost in time thing is metaphorical and a theme. Regardless of when he is unfrozen steve, and other captain americas like Peggy, are adjusting to the current era, thus out of time. Winter soldier, tge movie, for example is steve struggling to adjust to modern spy techniques and morality. As for fury, the one who fought in ww2 and was head of shield is the og white fury in the comics. He takes the infinity formula to stay alive and youngish looking. I believe they keep this shows furys dynamic of respecting cap for the ww2 things, a comic dynamic so Jack might be his dad to make it work. As for logan, he did serve in ww2 and usually at least did a couple missions with captain America. Weapon x came later so no metal claws yet. He does have his healing factor though. If one has a ww2 flashback its common for the other to appear. Like with fury, wolverine and steve are actually good friends who respect each other despite of their differing methods because of tgeir shared wartime experience. Actually steve gets this kind of respect a lot. Even punisher, probably from being a vet, respects cap.
Funny that this episode predicted what would happen in First Avenger. Specifically how Red Skull would be looking for weapons from the other Nine Realms.
I think it was probably intentional, they obviously wanted to sort of have the series resemble the MCU a little bit hence with Tony being like RDJ in this. I could see them getting a vague notion that Red Skull is going to tie into the Asgard side of the universe so they played a bit into that in their own way
This is the last time I saw a marvel universe that felt complete… a very surreal thing since this is almost 10 years old. Likely cancelled because of a certain movie too
Not just a fantastic Cap, but a Kang that blows "He Who Remains" out of the water. Normally I don't like choosing EMH versions or MCU versions as better since It was nice to have both for the window they were contemporaries, but sometimes there is sadly a clear winner.
@@tjkhanks It wasn't even exciting or playing with the now branching timeline! We got more variant characters with distinct vibes in one episode of season 1 than season 2, despite the timeline now branching! And WTAF was up with Mr. Timesly!?
I really hope you guys react to the show Wolverine and the X-Men as well because it is canon to this show and it is a really amazing adaptation. And in my opinion has the best voice for Wolverine which is Steve Blum.
So my timeline of comic events are a little fuzzy. Was the Winter Soldier already established by the time this show came out, or does this show predate that concept?
Bucky had been introduced as The Winter Soldier in the comics 2005, this show premiered in 2010. Prior to 2005, it was joked that only three people in comics stay dead: Bucky, Jason Todd, and Uncle Ben. Both Bucky and Jason Todd were resurrected in 2005.
It’s kinda wild that after being fans of Marvel, or at least the MCU, for over a decade ya guys still don’t know basic origins. Most origins can be boiled down to 2 pictures with maybe 2 dozen words on them. I’m not trying to be gatekeeping or elitist, I just don’t know how ya haven’t had the compulsion to look it up at some point
Because they don’t have to, it’s not that serious and they’re only casually fans of marvel and dc. They watch a lot of stuff professionally and don’t need to look up everything, definitely when it doesn’t hurt their enjoyment
To be fair Avengers until the MCU weren’t that popular at the time this people grew up so they probably know a bit more about the big the comicbook characters like Spider-Man, Hulk, Batman and Superman.
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he said he would have to conquer the earth again is obviously Kang the conqueror.
Because we are still in the batch that is composed of a collection of mini-episodes, the episodes flow in the manner that they do. The focused plot will start after the next episode.
Logan in this episode is voiced by Steve Blum who also voices the character in the short lived series “Wolverine and the x men” which shares the same creator in Christopher Yost. Both shows are considered to be set in the same universe.
Steve Blum voices Wolverine in pretty much every major animated and video game appearance he's had.
Really? I didn't know Wolverine and the X-Men and Avengers were by the same creator. That's awesome
This show is canon to Spectacular Spider-Man too. As Josh Keaton was intended as the voice for Spider-Man; in a certain episode. But, it didn't pan out. The creator have indicated though, that this takes place in the same universe.
Also, on a similar note, the Wolverine VS Hulk Animated takes place before Wolverine and the X-Men. As they encounter each other a second time in Wolverine and the X-Men. Which lines up with Earth's Mightiest Heroes, as the time when Hulk is away.
Ya, around this time Marvel wanted "official voice actors" for all their characters, meaning that they'd have the same actor every appearance. That's why the whole cast also do the voices in Marvel vs Capcom 3.
I'm kinda pissed at that Christopher Yost would come to the same level as Btas, JL/JLU, and etc. Yet MCU screwed those chances of giving his work so little chances.
Actually shocked they didn't realize Bucky and Robin are the same VA
Really agile Robiny dude... voiced by Robin
Clarification - Teen Titans and Teen Titans Go Robin VA. Not BTAS or Young Justice. 😊
He also voiced Llyod in Tales of Symphonia.
They watched Teen Titans 2/3 years ago, I was sad that they didn't recognize his voice as well but then again, it's been a while.
I was thinking the same thing. I can't not hear Robin when he's taunting people.
Bucky being voiced by Scott Menville, who voiced Robin in Teen Titans, is amazing casting, since Bucky was made to replicate the sidekick trend of the 1940s
Captain America was originally supposed to fight the Nazis in the World War 2 flashbacks, but Executive Meddling meant that the creators could have either realistic firearms or Nazis, but not both. They went with the firearms.
That's kind of interesting, considering the MCU movie went with neither. It's been a while since I've seen it, but as far as I remember there were a lot of two-armed Hydra salutes and anachronistic weapons (which they explained with the tesseract, but it still equaled lazer guns).
@@ketchup016 If I remember correctly Cap and the Commandos focused solely on Hydra who I think separated from Nazi Germany. They also did use regular firearms (the commandos I mean), Cap using a handgun while holding his shield is a memorable scene for some people because it was one of the few times he used a firearm, but they all eventually used the laser guns because why wouldn't you switch to the better tech to fight the advanced tech?
Hilarious that they manage to establish Kang in about 5 minutes of screen time and are pretty much ready to go from there. Imagine that.
This came out like half a decade after the Winter Soldier storyline in the comics by Ed Brubaker, kinda reinvented what Bucky was during the war, they posited that he was the commando side of the duo who could do stuff Captain America wouldn't or shouldn't be seen doing. Like sneaking into an enemy camp and cutting a bunch of throats, that kinda thing. They can't do that in the cartoon but they show him having infiltrated the castle and setting stuff up for the attack.
But they can definitely imply. Bucky dropped a drawbridge on a Hydra soldier.
Love how they have Kang so early on
And this one wants to save his girl not punch her
Kang is one of the first villains the Avengers face in the Silver Age. Behind Loki, and a couple others, of course.
It’s impressive how they use certain villains and such to set up stuff WAY down the line… The reason that Cap is responsible for Kang’s timeline being erased, doesn’t get revealed for quite a while. So they both introduce a villain with his own motivations that are human, but it’s connected to the greater scope of the EMH setting.
@@borjankosarac3645 Real shame that we didn't get more from the show. They had some big pieces moving for the season 3 that wasn't.
The face he made When he realized that was Wolverine 😂
Steve Blum as wolverine is like Kevin Conroy as batman it’s just what the voices I hear from those characters
Idk, Cal Dodd is my Wolvie
@@julianxamo7835that’s fine I wasn’t even born when the 90s xmen came out so I grew up with Blum
@brettthebest3978 I wasn't even born either
I actually never watched an X-Men cartoon growing up, but I watched all of them a few years ago and I think Cal is the best Wolvie
Not that Blum is bad, he's great too, but I think Dodd is a better comparison to Conroy
I wouldn’t say Dodds a better comparison at all, Blum plays the character in just about every thing he can like Kevin did while Dodd only played that cartoon wolverine
The Howling Commandos called Logan "Lucky Logan" because they didn't know that he was a mutant who regenerates, they just assumed he was really lucky!
In the comics, Nick Fury led the Howling Commandos in WW2 and was given a serum that slowed his aging. His father, Jack Fury, fought in WW1
The amount of Ben 10 references Calvin has made in like every animated series reaction is so funny.
Lol I thought they would immediatly recognize Robin's voice from teen titans, whenever he started doing his battle cries
"Ha! Ya! Ha! It's over, Slade!" _grits teeth_
The episodes move around the way that they do because we are still in the batch that we’re made up of combined mini-episodes. After the next episode, the focused storyline will begin.
I think they may have gotten to a point where they're TOO afraid of potential spoilers. They barely even theorized about Kang because Aaron wasn't 100% sure who it was and they didn't want to spoil it. Discussions are so short nowadays because of stuff like that. Just theorize!
wait, did they not read that cast list on the credits?
you know before Xmen 97 came out, decided to rewatch the old episodes, some I even missed back then and turns out Logan was remembering how he once helped Captain America against the Red Skull in France.
Only six min into the reaction but I hope they realize Bucky is Robin from Teen Titans.
It took me a minute to figure out it was Robin. Which makes Aaron comment so much more hilarious about Bucky moving robinly.
Steve Blume is always a great Wolverine in animation to me he voiced him in Wolverine and the X men too. and Hulk Vs the movie
If i am not mistaken he was also voicing Red Skull in this episode.
@@thepayne7862yes he’s voiced him as well over the years in other projects too
Lots of connections being established: Bucky, Fury, Hydra, and our mystery time traveler. Good to show Cap in his element before arriving in the 21st century.
One of my favorite aspects about this show is how well is showcases and pay respects to each Avenger's different core of the Marvel universe. Thor and Captain America especially, we get to see so many of their supporting characters and villains, and they're all portrayed accurately, it really does feel like one giant love letter.
The girl Kang tries to save at the end is Ravonna Renslayer, who also appeared in the Loki Series, she was going to be a key figure in the MCU Kang stories but with the downfall of Jonathan Majors, and the rise of RDJ Doom, perhaps she was dropped on a bus, so sad.
The original writers wanted to put Earth's Mightiest Heroes in the same continuity as Wolverine and the X-Men. Chris Yost once wrote in one of Marvel's live blogs that they take place in the same universe, but later said that the swift cancellation of Wolverine and the X-Men ultimately put a damper on these hopes. Also Joshua Fine revealed to have considered making some crossovers between those two shows (before the cancellation of Wolverine and the X-Men) during the 1st season, like an episode in which Wolverine would have gone on a SHIELD mission with Hawkeye and Black Widow, another in which Beast would have teamed up with Ant-Man (although the only conection that could have been done was a reference of the Mutant Response Division by Nick Fury after Whirlwind being defeated by Wasp). Then Joshua Fine in a forum stated that both shows would have broken continuity on the season 3 of AEMH. Although, the Marvel official appendix lists both series in a same universe of the Marvel Multiverse, being Earth-8096, and since then the Fandom call both series as part of the "Yostverse".
Until Spectacular Spider-Man comes back (which I unfortunately doubt it will because of rights issues and competition with Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man), I believe that SSM, AEMH and WatX are all in the same universe regardless of what Greg Weisman might say about that.
@@SecretMagicianI remember hearing that Josh Keaton (voice of Spider-Man in SSM) recorded the dialogue for Spider-Man in EMH but then it was re-recorded by Drake Bell (voice of Spider-Man in Ultimate Spider-Man)
@joevictor53 same thing with Daran Norris (Spectacular Spider-Man's J. Jonah Jameson). Daran does voice a police officer in that episode so it's very possible his audio also got dubbed over with J.K. Simmons.
Obviously, he was great, but he talked slower in comparison to the Raimiverse and the MCU versions who were still quicklipped, just like Spectacular Spider-Man's was.
I'm glad Calvin noticed the colors being muted when there were flashes. That's a problem with the show on Disney Plus specifically.
I loved the little cameo of Logan. I never knew that until I was rewatching the series later and went, "Oh my god, that's a great little detail!"
Princess Ravonna was actually in the Loki series; Ravonna Renslayer is the same character, although the MCU handled her a bit differently.
A small thing in this episode, in the comics Cap normally uses the shield on his left arm, using his right arm to throw and catch it, while in this show he uses the shield on his right arm, it's a small thing that left me with a weird deeling at first XD
Bucky is voiced by Teen Titans version of Robin
Can not wait for the episode where everyone is assemble
Oh hey, Calvin’s better
I really like how faithfull to the comics this show is, even though I'm not a big comic guy
Happy Thanksgiving Bilnd Wave
4:19 That's actually Scott Menville, voice of Robin in Teen Titans
Bucky is Robin! Neat, and surprisingly fitting
One of the amazing things about this show is how faithful it is to the comics. Unlike the MCU (which took a lot of liberties that I mostly agree with), everytime you assume this show is going to go the comic route, thats exactly what happens. It's great seeing so many comic stories put on screen.
And how are the Disney XD shows like Avengers Assemble inferior to this one? Can I pick your brain for this? I can't put into words of how Avengers Assemble is very inferior
@@yudhazacharias9377Assemble is just a soulless MCU comercial.
There are some little minor changes here and there but still accurated
@@yudhazacharias9377 I like Assemble but for different reasons. This is higher art to me because of the writing. It has a vision and a very connected story. It is not a bunch of disparate stories told in a more anthologist way, even if it has some of those episodes as well. Assemble is just fun and carefree. I would make the same comparison between Spectacular Spider-man and Ultimate as well.
Is this the only adaptation (since the 60s at least) to feature the first Baron Zemo? That is, Heinrich instead of his son Helmut… Most to my knowledge have him already deceased (if he even exists, see the MCU) and use his successor; to be fair his son is the more prominent and is easier to implement. But EMH actually used aspects of Helmut including a more combat-worthy suit and the swordsmanship ability.
God, this show really is so goddamn good
1:12 Captain All Might
Kang was more of a threat in this show than he was in the MCU.
Wolverine being a Howling Commando is such a cool idea, I wish more Marvel Universes had that.
Brian Bloom and Steve Blum as Captain America and Wolverine is so epic!!
Steve Blum is always perfect for Logan.
2:02 My man Wolverine!!!! 🙏🏽💪
I love the contrast the MCU Kang buildup and this show to just casually toss him in on episode 4.
Bucky's voice sounds familiar because Scott Menville, his voice actor, also played Robin in Teen Titans
Bucky was Scott Menville who was Robin in the teen titans
One of my fav episodes
This is where the fun begins!! 🙏🏽💪
This episode was so well done. Don't worry guys, it all connects soon.
Bucky is voiced by Scott Menville aka Robin
So odd to hear Dick Grayson/Robin's voice (the voice actor in the _'Teen Titans'_ cartoon) coming out of Bucky.
Herr Bloom is crazy lol
Wolverine cameo was so dope.
Is Kang's AI meant to be Teletraan-1 from Transformers Devastation? Sounds like him cause the va is like the tone Teletraan in the game.
EMH ties directly into Wolverine and the X-Men.
Wasn't there a mention at that Mutant hunting organization seen at WatX?
@@uncannydcmarvelous5732 Yeah, this show contains a few mentions of the Mutant Response Division from Wolverine & The X-Men.
Interesting how Ravonna Renslayer is portrayed as a brown/black character in this version years before she was casted in the Loki Show. Ha! Talk about foreshadow.
Jack is Nick’s dad. Forget if they will include Jake too, but Jake is Nick’s brother
You guys should react to Wolverine and the X-men it’s a great show.
Captain americas origin in the comics is being frozen in the iceberg. Though he was chasing zemo and not red skull but tge villain isnt as important. The lost in time thing is metaphorical and a theme. Regardless of when he is unfrozen steve, and other captain americas like Peggy, are adjusting to the current era, thus out of time. Winter soldier, tge movie, for example is steve struggling to adjust to modern spy techniques and morality.
As for fury, the one who fought in ww2 and was head of shield is the og white fury in the comics. He takes the infinity formula to stay alive and youngish looking. I believe they keep this shows furys dynamic of respecting cap for the ww2 things, a comic dynamic so Jack might be his dad to make it work.
As for logan, he did serve in ww2 and usually at least did a couple missions with captain America. Weapon x came later so no metal claws yet. He does have his healing factor though. If one has a ww2 flashback its common for the other to appear. Like with fury, wolverine and steve are actually good friends who respect each other despite of their differing methods because of tgeir shared wartime experience. Actually steve gets this kind of respect a lot. Even punisher, probably from being a vet, respects cap.
Hope you guys are having an great and awesome day ❤
Funny that this episode predicted what would happen in First Avenger. Specifically how Red Skull would be looking for weapons from the other Nine Realms.
I think it was probably intentional, they obviously wanted to sort of have the series resemble the MCU a little bit hence with Tony being like RDJ in this. I could see them getting a vague notion that Red Skull is going to tie into the Asgard side of the universe so they played a bit into that in their own way
This is the last time I saw a marvel universe that felt complete… a very surreal thing since this is almost 10 years old. Likely cancelled because of a certain movie too
This show is definitely the “Teen Titans” of Marvel in terms of quality animated shows.
More like the Justice league Tas
@@lifeisberserk9566 Oh yeah, that show’s good too.
This had some good timing since marvel rivals revealed a hydra level like 2 days ago
3:49 was crazy
Kang ucm: oigan es igual a mi
Kang emh: pero mejor
Great
I think I speak for everyone when I say that we met Kang the Conqueror in this episode.
Oh TT Robin's va is Bucky
Did you boys recognize Kang's love's name?
Also in the Original comics for them, it was Nick Fury and his Howling Commandos
That was fun thing Wolverine was in WW2 and got shown here for a change.
At 3:20 Erics tearing up a bit
You should watch more than one episode it's get better
Not just a fantastic Cap, but a Kang that blows "He Who Remains" out of the water. Normally I don't like choosing EMH versions or MCU versions as better since It was nice to have both for the window they were contemporaries, but sometimes there is sadly a clear winner.
Agreed. The story for Kang in EMH is solid. Sadly, in the MCU it was all over the place and made little sense.
@@tjkhanks I was willing to see where they wanted to go based on Season 1 of Loki, but season 2.... they just lost me.
@bthsr7113 yep. Same here. I kept expecting some plot to drop, and it would give us answers, or some surprise. But nothing.
@@tjkhanks It wasn't even exciting or playing with the now branching timeline! We got more variant characters with distinct vibes in one episode of season 1 than season 2, despite the timeline now branching! And WTAF was up with Mr. Timesly!?
I really hope you guys react to the show Wolverine and the X-Men as well because it is canon to this show and it is a really amazing adaptation. And in my opinion has the best voice for Wolverine which is Steve Blum.
No really? That show feel so diferent to the silver age style here.
So my timeline of comic events are a little fuzzy. Was the Winter Soldier already established by the time this show came out, or does this show predate that concept?
Really?
Off the top of my head without exact dates, I would say yes the Winter Soldier was already established.
Bucky had been introduced as The Winter Soldier in the comics 2005, this show premiered in 2010.
Prior to 2005, it was joked that only three people in comics stay dead: Bucky, Jason Todd, and Uncle Ben. Both Bucky and Jason Todd were resurrected in 2005.
I mean...You could have just let Cap free your leg, Buck. 🤷♀
Avengers vs XMen. 1940s
5:26 bad joke -2
It’s kinda wild that after being fans of Marvel, or at least the MCU, for over a decade ya guys still don’t know basic origins.
Most origins can be boiled down to 2 pictures with maybe 2 dozen words on them. I’m not trying to be gatekeeping or elitist, I just don’t know how ya haven’t had the compulsion to look it up at some point
Because they don’t have to, it’s not that serious and they’re only casually fans of marvel and dc. They watch a lot of stuff professionally and don’t need to look up everything, definitely when it doesn’t hurt their enjoyment
To be fair Avengers until the MCU weren’t that popular at the time this people grew up so they probably know a bit more about the big the comicbook characters like Spider-Man, Hulk, Batman and Superman.
Logan should have been going his original name of James Howlett at this point,m he only lost that memory after being experimented on in the '60s
“Howlett, I need recon”
“Working on it bub”