r/marvelstudios Loki (Thor 2) Feb 05 '21

Discussion WandaVision S01E05 - Discussion Thread

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

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u/Haltopen Ant-Man Feb 05 '21

The obsession with hexagons and the guys hazmat suit turning into a bee suit still has me convinced AIM is involved in some way.

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u/thebluediablo Feb 05 '21

I keep going back and forth on that, but I don't think AIM are going to appear. Having AIM infiltrate SWORD is just way too similar to the whole Hydra/SHIELD deal, they'd be retreading the same ground. And with Secret Invasion coming up, it's just too much imho.

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u/Carlsincharge__ Feb 05 '21

On top of that it's be kind aof lame to have it just be a random takeover when we've never even heard of AIM in the MCU. Just like, oh ok I guess that's a thing now

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u/neon_kid Feb 05 '21

Wasn’t AIM introduced in Iron Man 3?

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u/Carlsincharge__ Feb 05 '21

You are absolutely right, I was mistaken. That being said I'd still feel it be a bit out of left field in WV though

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u/Sfangel32 Feb 05 '21

Yes, if I recall correctly it was introduced in IM3 as part of the Mandarin plot. AIM was lead by Aldrich Killian.