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New Korean Doomsday poster just dropped five details
• Thor’s lightning is gold, not blue. In the comics that colour is the Odinforce
• Yelena is in the front line with both batons charged
• Loki is finally shown properly on an official international poster, not a silhouette
• An Incursion is happening behind them, but the second body is not Earth. One world is colliding with a different planet
• Xavier’s School board is visible in the wreckage
I am NOT ready to see "In living memory of Patrick Stewart" in Avengers: Doomsday
I am gonna cry hard
Ultron Just Farmed Aura and Reminded Jocasta Who The Real Daddy Is 💀
When Ultron enters Jocasta's mindspace, she serves him a simulated drink. He gets dizzy, and she traps him in a chair wrapped in chains.
Then she warns him: "I can slice and dice your code any which way I want."
Ultron breaks free without flinching. He tells her she is the newer code and he is the old one, and that he has been through every corner of the internet.
Then he says, "My hacks have hacks."
He ends it by saying he can strip her down until she is no more complex than a game of Pong.
In VisionQuest, Ultron never speaks a single word in his pure robotic form, not even when he kisses Jocasta
TONY STARK'S BIGGEST SECRET FINALLY EXPOSED IN VISIONQUEST
Tony Stark never built his own AI from scratch.
The first code was bought from Markridge Biotech. It is called Proto One, and it was created by Phileas Horton.
In episode 6, Katerina Wells says Stark gave them until midnight to accept his offer. She was talking about selling the base code to Stark Industries.
Proto One is the base code behind the AIs we know. That includes Ultron and Jocasta.
Even JARVIS was not Tony's invention. He took Horton's base code and added the consciousness of Edwin Jarvis.
So every AI in the MCU is built on the same foundation, and in that sense they are copies of each other but with different consciousness of different people
VisionQuest episode 5 reveals Ultron was hiding in plain sight the whole time
• Vision gets trapped in Ultron's room, along with the other AI personas.
• Ultron cuts off the connection to all the TVs in the room.
• Vision then discovers that the huge collection of books in the room contains nothing but code.
• Ultron had been building that code all along to create a connection to the outside world.
• He used it to send data packets to the Paladin and communicate with him.
• Ultron also put the bounty on Vision's head, so he could take advantage of the situation.
• And forces to drop the firewall so that Ultron can go anywhere he wants
• He tried this in episode 1, but Vision refused, and it did not work.
𝙐𝙡𝙩𝙧𝙤𝙣 𝙝𝙖𝙨 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙧𝙤𝙡
#VisionQuest
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VisionQuest so far: What you need to remember before the next Episode 5 and 6
Spoiler warning for VisionQuest episodes 1 to 4.
Vision is badly damaged. At the end of episode 2, he took an adamantium bullet to the gut, and the injury has been getting worse.
Tommy is trying to keep him moving, but Vision keeps denying that the two of them are connected.
A bounty is on Vision's head, and the Paladin is tracking him.
A hooded killer called the Butcherbird has also entered the story. At the end of episode 3, a voice says "Hello, Vision."
Then in episode 4, the killer is unmasked, and Ultron ends up steering Vision's body.
Episode 5 is reportedly about the barrier keeping Ultron contained starting to fail.
The big question now is whether Vision can win this fight while his body and his mind are both breaking down.
Avengers: Doomsday has a Captain America problem, and Ant-Man is the first to notice
In the new Doomsday TV spot, Paul Rudd's Ant-Man gets an extended joke about who to call Captain America
Steve Rogers is back in the movie, but Sam Wilson is the one carrying the shield now.
So when both of them are in the room, Scott does not know what to say.
It is a small moment, but it points to a real question for the movie: how do two Captain Americas share one team?
Who could betray the Avengers in Doomsday?
• Doctor Strange: Could side with Doom if he believes it’s the only way to save the multiverse.
• Scarlet Witch: Might make a deal with Doom to get her children back.
• Steve Rogers: Could risk everything to protect his family, even if it means going against the Avengers.
• Magneto: Might choose mutantkind’s survival over saving other universes.
• Namor: Could put Talokan’s survival above every other world.
A Wakanda vs Talokan conflict could complicate Avengers: Doomsday!
The tensions between Wakanda and Talokan could reach a breaking point during a diplomatic summit involving the Fantastic Four and members of the New Avengers.
The interesting part? Doctor Doom might not even need to attack them directly.
If these heroes are already divided, Doom could exploit their conflict while the multiverse is collapsing.
Look closely at the hairline in these two frames. It looks different in the new promo
Steve Rogers' hairline looks fixed in the new Avengers: Doomsday promo
Marvel's first official Doctor Doom description has a twist: no one knows what he hides behind his mask
Marvel has released an official description of Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom, through a new Avengers: Doomsday coloring book.
It calls him the ruler of Latveria and a master of magic and technology.
It also says no one knows what he really hides behind his mask.
That is interesting because The Fantastic Four: First Steps showed an unmasked Doom in its mid-credits scene.
























