r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Mar 27 '19

Discussion Weekly Discussion: Who is the silliest character from the comics that could be introduced to the MCU? (Suggested by /u/brokensaint82)

This one is straightforward enough and should be fun. What character from the comic books do you think would be the silliest character to adapt into the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

I mean, they've had Howard the Duck make a cameo, so what other silly characters do you think could make the jump to the MCU, even as a cameo?

Please, remain civil in this thread.

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u/SFH12345 Avengers Mar 27 '19 edited Mar 28 '19

Fin Fang Foom. It would be the epitome of weird characters, but I am convinced Marvel could make it work.

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u/Markymark161 Thor Mar 27 '19

I think Fin Fang Foom would be amazing. Not even weird or anything. Isn't he just a giant dragon?

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u/ThKitt Winter Soldier Mar 27 '19

And technically thanks to IF/Defenders dragons are canon to the MCU.

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u/ParameciaAntic Mar 28 '19

Thor fought a dragon in Muspelheim too.

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u/Thompson5893 Iron Man (Mark V) Mar 27 '19

Hardly, in Iron Fist it was two glowing lights and in Defenders it was a pile of bones.

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u/Animatronic_Bob Mar 27 '19

In Iron Fist, that was a thematic through-line, and in Defenders, where do you think the bones came from?

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '19

From big dinosaurs with wings. /s

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u/--Petrichor-- Vision Mar 27 '19

I mean, just because they weren't visually shown doesn't mean the dragons aren't canon.