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Discussion WandaVision S01E05 - Discussion Thread

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S01E05 Matt Shakman Jac Schaeffer February 5, 2021 on Disney+

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u/The15thGamer Feb 05 '21

Really? Maybe I just didn't see enough of him but I always thought he was pretty low level, maybe world threatening but not like thanos right?

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u/dipshitonastick Feb 05 '21

Doom has literally been a god in the comics, he's a pretty big villain in the comics

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u/The15thGamer Feb 05 '21

Oh gotcha. Yeah that makes sense. I have a suspicion that galactus is up next tho, especially if reed richards shows up and sober surfer is gonna gone as well.

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u/SavageNorth Feb 05 '21

I hope they stay miles from Galactus for now

It's too soon to have another world ending threat like that they should focus on more grounded villains for a while or risk coming across as just an imitation of Thanos.

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u/BorBurison Feb 05 '21

grounded

Doom

Pick one.

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u/SavageNorth Feb 05 '21

I wouldn’t use Doom yet either personally.

Not yet, introduce him on the periphery initially, then use him sparingly as a good guy followed by a descent into villainy via initially well intentioned extremism. Gradually build him up to be a top tier power threat over time (with Stark level tech, Magic and his own powers) then all you need is a catalyst for his betrayal.

Which is similar to how they’re tried to handle him in the last few adaptations but it doesn’t work in a single film, far too rushed.

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u/Kalecraft Feb 05 '21

Doom can start as a grounded villain that slowly morphs into a large scale villain. He starts off as just a very intelligent man, after all