I swear. I love this channel, but come april 1st he's going to do a video about how every main character is probably a skrull and why it works. And it's going to turn out so good that it's going to convince everyone that it's true. To the point where we can no longer watch the MCU without seeing why skrull ironman/cap/spiderman/etc. would do something like that.

Lmao

He might have been replaced by a baby skrull.

That's also works.

I like to think he’s mcu equivalent to the skrulls that impersonated hank pym and hated every minute of it.

Thanks!

I also don't think that you need the Harold Meecham plot. Make Ward a semi-bad guy (he tries to have Danny killed, is crooked, etc.) and when Danny destroys him at the end (which ousts Ward and Joy), Joy Meechum suddenly has a *good* reason to want Danny dead: she helped Danny return with the whole ashtray thing and, in return, he destroyed her family. Edit: also, it's Davos, not Danny, that needed to see K'un-Lun gone. As it is, even Davos has no real reason to want Danny dead. So, now you have a Davos pissed about Danny leaving K'un-Lun to be destroyed, and a very wealthy Joy Meechum pissed about Danny destroying her family and career... and you have the perfect setup for a Steel Serpent.

I doubt the astral projection was a 'simple fix'. You gotta give Nando some credit. Even you or I or Netflix could come up with that.

PerfectPencil Sounds like a plan!

PerfectPencil same here!!!👍🍺🍻🍺

Hired or Assassinated XD

Dman3981 seriously. Why is DC & Marvel letting this man embarrass them like this??!

I know right!!! Nando is a genius !!!

The fact that DC and Marvel somehow let this man live and keep writing more interesting plots that their actual movies yet do not hire him.

wait but.... no I've seen e *NO I HAVENT, INHUMANS NEVER HAPPENED*

Correct

Poor Iwan Rheon tho, he’s such an amazing actor

TheSwagtacular oh, I get it. Yeah, I Kevin Feige gave up on the project in order to pursue more important projects. So, Inhumans was never made. Never. Ever. Doesn't exist. You can find fan-made stuff, but that's it. mhmm.

Oooooh. It’s no longer canon? I thought it was fine

You actually saw it before it was destroyed?! [pulls out silenced pistol] No witnesses!

You mean the guy that was the showrunner for the last few ( and worst) seasons of Dexter? No way, that couldn't be the problem at all.

Why? Was it burned because it sucked?

Uliverse I wish Marvel just kept the Inhumans for Phase 4, but that's not really how it played out

Adil Dnk marvel studios never really wanted an Inhumans movie. The guy who was the head of the council that used to oversee marvel studios films before Kevin Feige was given complete creative control [i forget the dude’s name] had a strange obsession with the characters. He was eventually fired and forced to move to head of the marvel tv division. I think the guy was a little too eager to get the Inhumans out there and as a result he put Scott Buck- a man known for being able to get things out as fast as he can- behind the wheel and the result was a complete misrepresentation of the source material. Thankfully it was all burned along with all memory of it ever existing

Aang also ran away from his duties. But he did so because he was a scared kid who had the weight of the world thrust on him before he was ready. I actually think Danny's selfishness in running away could have worked, but it wasn't set up well. We know he spent the past twenty (or whatever it was) years training to be the Iron Fist. He had already accepted his duties. He was good at it. And then he just... changed his mind. It's a bizarre 180 which doesn't make internal sense. We needed more development: WHY did Danny choose to become the Iron Fist? What was he expecting to gain from it? Was it thrust upon him in some way, like it was with Aang? And then: what did he LOSE from becoming Iron Fist? "He was bored" is a terrible reason. Maybe he'd been led to doubt the existence of The Hand. Maybe the mentor he found in K'un L'un was taken from him (again, like Aang) or betrayed him in some way. Whatever it is, he needed to be convinced that: (1) being Iron Fist sucks (in some relatable way), and (2) he needed to be reminded of the life he'd left behind. Now, when the opportunity comes about for him to leave K'un L'un, and opportunity he has to act on immediately and impulsively or it will pass forever, he takes it. And then he has to regret that decision. Even immediately.

Agreed. His optimism would have been a great juxtaposition with the grim/dark tone of New York’s criminal underbelly.

BBmetalhead04 Yea I always thought he would be like the Spiderman of the Defenders. Fun, Lovable in an annoying little brother sort of way. You got a small taste of what he could have been in the dinner scene when he's tasting dumplings with Jess, Luke and Matt. They should have had more stuff like that. What's really sad is the actor Finn is alot more light hearted and playful than the character he's playing.

Speaking of Aang, looks help a lot, let him look compelling as a martial artist who's homesick , he looks like he's always been in the city, even if the hair grows back at least let him look a bit humbled

That's got to be the best template to draw dany from. Also differentiates him from the rest of the defenders.....the monk upbringing makes sense with the optimism

Alienous "The Xanatos Gambit" I love it.

That is so rarely used. Man, I miss "Gargoyles."

He'll get more well known as time goes on, I think he's still just starting out

I KNOW. This guy deserves way more subscribers

Ehhhh cinematic excrements been around for 10 years and hasn't grown yet

They did reference the costume in Iron Fist, when they had the video of the WWII IF Then at the end of Defenders they showed him wearing a shitty green tracksuit, as if that was a good enough replacement

he means why isn't Danny wearing it the show illustrated that the person wearing the costume was a old iron fist not Danny which is the person that should be wearing not somebody that isnt the iron fist now

Bob Pickelson Really? Cause I skimmed this entire video and not once did I see Danny Rand wearing a mask.

They couldve at least done like the old xmen and had him in black leather, maybe drss him like a biker sort of so he doesnt look like a guy ina suit

That's got to be the worst costume cameo of all time. If you couldn't see the laces on the back of the mask you wouldn't know that's what it was supposed to be. That's like saying Shao Lau the undying is technically in the show because we get to see his eyes at one point.

violetcrumble94 now that’s a theory I can get behind.

What if Nando was the Skrull the whole time?

maybe Danny is the skull and thats why he's so terrible.....

Thanks!

Tom Morgan Same like wow this change could literally solve half the problems wtf

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you need to stop.

Amazing

Commander Shepard gayyyyyy

Tupac reborn

Until this latest season

Hunter Brown I'd have to disagree there. It's not as good as season 4, admittedly, but I still think it's a fairly strong season.

The first half of the new season (Future Dead earth) is pretty great, but latest episodes were pretty slow paced and boring.

Episode 100 was awesome

Jordan Montgomery Funny, I have the complete opposite opinion. I thought the dead earth thing was a little TOO silly, and so many of the characters decisions made no sense. Plus, Flint was kind of annoying. Now that their back, it seems to be feeling like the real Agents of Shield again.

Love this quote. The "me, not you" line is so Danny.

Nando v Movies Thank you

That's a great idea, I wished that they could go with that instead.

Absolutely amazing this is the perfect and simple fix for Iron fist . This is how the series should have been written it's honestly way better than what we got.

No pressure. I would love it but I'm happy with people just watching the videos too. It's all good.

Inhumans? Scott suck? What the heck is that? Inhumans is still a comic. No one ever made a live action series about it. You are so ridicilous

daniel white I see what u did there, even i wish i could forget those 8 hours of shit.

@@shaunakpai600 Really hoping Thanos destroys the Moon

Thanks for the ❤️ Nando!

Nando should be in charge of everything worth watching.

Butt Soup They really should have combined the two shows into a Heroes For Hire show. A) Compared to other shows Luke Cage and Iron Fist are the worst Marvel Netflix shows B) It would lower the amount of shows that had to be worked on by Marvel TV division opening up opportunities for more Marvel shows on Netflix (Moon Knight, Blade, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Ghost Rider spin-off show etc.).

Congratulations. You might just get your wish yet.

Oh will it? YOINK

I really like The Inhumans comics and, like everyone else, hated the show. I haven't even thought about that video topic yet. It might be worth a shot.

Wish they had just gone with the movie. Black Bolt deserves to be on screen with Thanos and the Avengers

Nando v Movies that will be a large undertaking

The first episode of Inhumans did a pretty good job depicting Maximum as the underdog rather than the villain. Most of the show unintentionally makes the Royal Family appear like entitled tyrants, but then they flip it and just make it that Maximus is power hungry and evil and the Royal Family are the good guys. But what if it was framed differently? What if the theme of the show was Maximus being in the right, and the Royal Family having to make amends and relinquish their privilege for the better of their people? Instead of like, no theme at all.

You'll need at least ten Nando v Movies to cover it.

L - Boi As an actor and a writer, watching Finn Jones grunt and whine his way through this series was doubly grating for me. I think most of the issues lie in his personal performance though, as well as how he was directed. The character is a liiittle better in Defenders because everyone gets to make fun of him, but I think they still made Danny Rand way too self-important.

The idea is really amazing, but they could also have simply followed the comics. It was like this: Instead of the plane crash, the Rand family and Harold were hiking to K'un Lun because Danny's father Wendell knew the city and wanted to live there with them. CHANGE: The way K'un Lun is found makes sense, rather than being reached in the luckiest and most convenient way ever. Harold makes Wendell fall to his death in front of Danny and his mother Heather, who were unable to stop him. Harold tells Heather he loves her and tells them to follow him, but she says no, he abandons them. Heather and Danny find the entrance to K'un Lun but she allows a pack of wolves to attack her in order to save Danny. CHANGE: Danny knows Harold was the responsible for his parents' death since the beginning, so rather than spending an entire season looking for the killer, that's the first thing he'll do once he gets to NY. Danny is rescued by K'un Lunan guards, who bring him to Yu-Ti, the city's emperor. Yu-Ti offers Danny a wish, and Danny tells him that all he wants is revenge. Yu-Ti assigns Danny as a student of Lei Kung the Thunderer, K'un Lun's martial arts master, in hopes that the training will eventually make Danny forget his desire for revenge. It doesn't. CHANGE: Danny's desire to leave K'un Lun is much more compelling here. This Danny has a well defined reason to make the choices he makes, rather than just assuming any random thing will make him feel whole. Danny trains kung fu for years, also punching buckets of sand, then gravel, then rock to make his fists more resistant and immune to pain. It's still not enough for him, and because he emerged as the finest warrior, Yu-Ti allowed him to go to the cave of the dragon Shou-Lao to acquire the power of an Iron Fist. He later undergoes the Challenge of the Many (against four masters of kung fu) and the Challenge of the One (against the massive robot Shu-Hu, who could only be defeated by the Iron Fist itself) before Yu-Ti and the Dragon Lords, who deem him worthy of his powers and an accomplished Iron Fist. CHANGE: All of this is awesome and should've been included in the show to give us an idea of how skilled Danny is. Yu-Ti tells Danny that the day when he can return to Earth approaches, and he will have to make a choice: to remain in K'un Lun and eat the Fruit of Immortality or to leave the city and perish eventually. Danny can't overcome his desire for revenge and chooses to leave. CHANGE: No stupid rules like "the Iron Fist cannot leave K'un Lun" or "the Iron Fist has to kill for K'un Lun" here. They were clearly only invented to make Danny look even more incompetent in the show, as they make no sense when you really think about it. In NY, Danny goes after Harold and faces all sort of enemy because of a 10 thousand dollar bounty put on the man with the dragon mark. He is triumphant and eventually reaches Harold. CHANGE: Awesome martial arts since very early in the show. Also, this Danny is still driven by anger and revenge, but in a focused and calculated way that is in tone with his years of training, not in a psychotic, uncontrolled and immature way that contrasts his life in a Buddhist monastery. Danny confronts Harold only to find out he lost his legs to frostbite in the mountains years ago, and lives in pain. Harold asks for death, but Danny denies it only for a ninja to enter the room, kill Harold before Danny's eyes and leave. Joy enters the room and blames Iron Fist for her father's death, and Iron Fist has to escape it in a hurry. CHANGE: Danny learns how poisonous revenge is much earlier: this whole arc could've taken 1-2 episodes with the season being used for a much more balanced and enlightened Danny Rand. Danny meets Colleen, who was sent to find him by her father Lee Wing. Lee is a professor of Oriental studies in a university who had been told of the Iron Fist and his imminent arrival to NY. Thus began many of Iron Fist's adventures. CHANGE: First meeting that is way more interesting than "giving money to the tai chi hobo", huh?

Uglyguy 25 I also think it would’ve been interesting to essentially make Danny a zenned out hippie with a mean switch. Which they sort of start doing in that first episode, when he shows up to his company all smiles. But then he’s just petulant for the rest of the series and it’s so aggravating to watch. He should be the most easy-going Defender. And now instead of them being close friends and equals, Luke Cage is this weird surrogate father figure to Danny.

Momo King Exactly! Danny should've been the coolest Defender in the sense that he almost never gets stressed at anything. His superpower is channeling life energy and positive energies, meaning that a cool attitude is essential for his powers to work. That is the positive aspect of a younger protagonist that the season should've focused on: optimism, lightness and fun, rather than making him angry and unsure about anything he does. And you know what's the worst part? Finn Jones is exactly like that in real life. Look for interviews with him, even the ones about the Marvel shows: he's got this spontaneous positive attitude and is always making things so much fun. He said that he was attracted to Iron Fist because he always wanted to play a spiritually connected character, and described the day he was confirmed for the role as something like a dream. On top of that, he's an orphan. So except for being really skinny, this guy is perfect for the role. Every time they make Danny Rand hot headed and overly serious, they aren't just twisting the source material: they're wasting their star's best attributes. Making Luke his mentor in The Defenders was also stupid. Obviously a mutual change of knowledge between the two of them would've been much more interesting, but I guess the internet can't accept a friendship between a white man and a black man in which the black one isn't superior, right? It sucked for Danny, who had to keep being immature for the mentorship to work, but it also sucked for Luke, the last Defender who would need an annoying man-child by his side all the time to look wise.

Cubes117 SO Perfect!

Absolutely, Defenders is on my short list. I've been getting a lot of requests for Defenders, Inhumans, and Justice League recently. They will all happen in the next few months.

Oh wow, I think 'Inhumans' would need a lot of work. Weak acting and boring characterisation aside, it had a simply boring plot (they spend virtually the whole time wandering about the Earth looking for each other; a bit similar to 'The Defenders' where they spend half the series just getting the characters together). I look forward to all of those videos.

Ninja: "Alright, moving in on Kun-Lun." Other Ninja: "Oh crap! Is that the iron fist?" Ninja: "Oh god, you're right!" Steve: "Ok team, we need to plan an attack on him." All Ninjas: "Got it!" Steve: "3,2,1! NOW!" All Ninjas: "AHHHHHHHHH!" Other Ninja: "Wait Steve!" Steve: "What?" Other Ninja: "I dropped my business card"! Steve: "And this is why we all hate you."

Love Legion. Noah Hawley is the only reason I don't want the entire FOX universe rebooted. His Doom movie might be dope.

Funny thing is, Legion seems completely separate from the rest of Fox's X-men stuff. Like, COMPLETELY isolated. So if they wanted to, they could turn around and say legion took place in the MCU all along.

it reminds me of fire starter by stephen king mixed with experimental cinema techniques, so good!

1. Daredevil Season 2 2. Daredevil Season 1 3. Jessica Jones 4. The Punisher And the rest imo

1. Daredevil season 1 2. The punisher 3. Daredevil season 2 4. Jessica Jones season 1 5. The defenders 6. Jessica Jones season 2 7. Iron fist 8. Luke Cage

The Punisher s1 Jessica Jones s1 Daredevil s1 Luke Cage s1 Daredevil s2 Jessica Jones s2 Defenders s1 Iron Fist s1 Granted I've only seen Punisher s1 once. Also I know that people generally put DD higher than me. I think it's really really well made but there's something about the two shows above it that draw me in more.

1. Daredevil 2. The Punisher 3. Jessica Jones 4. Luke Cage 5. The Defenders 6. Iron Fist

Nando v Movies 1. Daredevil 2: Luke cage. I’ve only seen 2 ok

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Ha nope. I can hear the resemblance, though.

In my opinion,yes

Yeah Season 4 is my favorite. You could probably start there. It's where Ghost Rider shows up.

Once season 3 hits, it starts being an amazing TV show

it's actually good

i initially watched it when it came out and that was good, what went wrong?

Love Spector. Was hoping they would have introduced him in one of these by now. Maybe Daredevil Season 3. Fingers crossed.

Nando v Movies hopefully

Kindakoolbutfail Games I hope they never touch Moonknight because they would mess it up like they did iron fist,inhumans and JJ s2

Daniel Greig Jessica Jones s2 is great... plus Daredevil is amazing and Luke Cage is good.

Kindakoolbutfail Games imo JJ s2 was boring and JJ s1 was my favourite season of any Netflix show DDs1 and 2 was great, punisher was good and Luke Cages first half was great, second half was as bad as ironfist and defenders was fine but moonknight is a very difficult character to write for in comic and even more difficult to adapt even in the best of circumstances and marvel Netflix is inconsistent with a very cheap budget and if they mess up moonknight he will end up like the inhumans and will never be used again or ironfist and have every idiot think hes a bad character because they never pick up a comic,my point is its too risky and I dont want them to ruin my favourite marvel character.

I only find the hand boring because the ones they propped up as the "main" villains sucked Gao is meh, bokudo was annoying, and whats-her-face was very dull, and was supplanted by elektra who was only slightly less boring Meanwhile the japanese and african dudes were fucking awesome and I wished they showed up more but got killed off just as soon as they showed up Now for the next round of netflix seasons, we've got Gao again, and a handful of crappy villains that were set up at the end of previous seasons like Luke Cage's bro or Danny's friend, which really doesn't bode well for the future

Slimmy_007 the Hand was amazing in Daredevil. After that, it tanked.

The problem with the hand is that for a 3000 years old organization they fucking suck.

The guy with the chains was amazing but yeah bakudo was the cheesiest actor in the mcu was so pissed when he showed up alive Yeah the Japanese guy was great and so was the French speaking one they kidnapped in defenders