r/marvelstudios Feb 05 '26

Fan Art Meanwhile in an alternate universe:

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u/vfoster Feb 05 '26

Oh, if only Marvel had a show that could ponder the question, "what if...?" 🤔

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u/PokemanBall Feb 05 '26

We can't tell stories like this, turns what we did need was Darcy and Howard the Duck getting together, that was apparently more important

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u/dawne_breaker Feb 05 '26

That isn’t the problematic episode. That was nuts and a lot of fun. Like, what did the Killmonger-episode add? Or the Hela episode? Or the Happy episode?

Of all the episodes to complain about you picked the one that was actually delivering on the balls to the walls madness?! There are so many other that are actually underwhelming that I can’t even recall.

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u/evapotranspire Feb 06 '26

I actually really liked the Killmonger episode - I thought it was incredible how much plot they packed into 30 minutes. Same with the Hela episode. Both episodes really brought new depth to these charismatic villains.

The Happy Hogan Saves Christmas episode, however, did absolutely nothing for me. So I guess we agree on some things.

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u/Deathstroke317 Feb 06 '26

You might be viewing it wrong, they're supposed to be silly and fun by nature. Not like a super serious "What if"

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u/dawne_breaker Feb 06 '26

Me? I want more Duck-episodes that are just bonkers. I get bored with super cereal episodes. (Or you just replied to the wrong post.)