MCU Supercut Peggy after Steve’s disappearance.......

Yeah but he is a national hero. What's the U.S. Army saying ? "Nobody left behind" ? That's inconcevable that the U.S. Army would rather let his body freeze in the north pole, than at least bringing him back in his country for national funeral. It's the frigging north pole, we are strolling out there since the 19th century.

​@@thomasbernard8922 In the beginning of the movie a guy asks "how come nobody spotted it before?" (asking about the plane). And another guy responds that it's because "the landscape keeps changing all the time". So even if the U.S. army did sent people to get his body back (which they probably did) the landscape is the reason they never actually found him.

Cap. Did not die

@@thomasbernard8922 Glaciers are constantly moving, shifting, building up and melting. They didn’t have any coordinates as a starting point. Oceans are a lot vaster than people tend to imagine. Just think - There were hundreds of witnesses to the sinking of the Titanic, and telemetry data was radioed to other vessels. There was a huge interest in locating it, treasure hunters and wealthy families, etc. But it sunk in 1912 and wasn’t found until 1985. Imagine looking for a dead body in a vessel several orders of magnitude smaller, that could be pretty much anywhere, imbedded in ice or on the ocean floor... A veritable needle in a haystack.

Real tho

Only in another timeline though. You Cant change the past if you Follow the rules of endgame

Melli Hä I think this is an exception because it was part of the original timeline for him to go back. It was mentioned that Peggy was married but the husband was never shown, so I think it was actually Steve but she wasn’t allowed to tell anyone

@@alisinatehrani8576 yeah but After endgame there is no exception. So there has to be one timeline where Peggy died of old age without being married to steve and one timeline where he went to her and they married.

Melli Hä fair enough, I still think it was a part of both timelines but I respect your opinion

Did she even like Steve before he got injected with steroids

@@Nemenis Remember when Steve ran to the grenade and hugged it to protect other peeps? Turned out it was fake but he actually thought it was a real one and seems like that was the turning point She saw his mind surely and she does love his heroic mind Reminds me of what Erskine told Steve. "Not a perfect soldier, but a good man" Love Marvel movies 3000

Kibog hugged the grenade? that's not how you say it

@@gukeoke6312 then tell me how I should say it Teach me Engrissi, the future king of youtubers

Kibog what-

Check at 2:24

Yep. Also in the comic books, his birthday is the 4th of July! (If I remember right)

My sisters birthday is 4th of July too (my others is 5th 😂, mine is 27th of April, messy family) and she's German. Is she supposed to become Cap?

@@sammyruncorn4165 Bmomb lmomn

Jasmine Fung trr

Chad Daddy Lol

Yep. Hayley Atwell is her real name.

@@chadwarden1179 where do I find this brother

@@chadwarden1179 oh absolutely.

@@chadwarden1179 they're so huge holy shit

Wow I never even thought of that

In the Agent Carter TV show, it was Peggy who convinced Howard to stop searching for Steve, so no. He wasn't depressed that he couldn't find Steve.

Steve and tony really be having beef since before tony was even bornnnn

How did none of you guys know this? It's basic MCU stuff about Tony Stark's life with his parents and why he dislikes Steve as much as he did.

@@CassiusTheWretched New Generation didn't grow up with Comics. Buying and reading is too hard these days. Waiting for next issues is too hard these days. Sometimes thinking is too hard these days. Putting the blinkers on before changing lanes is too hard these days. Parking straight is too hard these days.

At least he learned something😅

Its not that he thought he would’ve died but its because it was auto-piloted so if he jumped out it would’ve turned back and kept going on course so someone had to steer it manually or it would all be for nothing.

Kyronthegoat there is no way for plane to correct its trajectory when its seconds away from ploughing into the ground. He could have just jumped out at the last minute.

Plotholes I tell you

In to the ocean. Dingus

The Blo0P wow that’s explains my whole life

@The Blo0P yh but he was in the war bro im sure he wasnt too panicked after all he jumped on what he thought was a live grenade to save everyone

Rhodey: “Why did you have to crash the plane anyway?” Steve: “For the plot” Rhodey: *looks down at his legs* “Yea, been there”

I'm sure if I remember correctly Red Skull and cap said how the plane was on a guided course so it would have fixed its trajectory had he jumped out instead of manually controlling it downward.

to be fair, he could but he would certainly die from the fall i mean it's solid ground where he crashed not water

277imperator it’s also the same music that plays when Steve spots Peggy through the window in her office

Oh wow didn’t notice

It in when cap time travel and seen peggy

Vortex Prodigy Micah I cry men

I'll always see this as a peggy and steve song.

Yes cause it melted down in ocean And they dont know the location where plane crashed

well he stated that they were following the energy the cube gave off, hence why he said "but theres no trace of wreckage and the energy signature stopped here"

Not really Howard Stark kept looking for him until eventually they had to call off the search but one thing I will say if Howard Stark was alive to this day and he saw Captain America his oldest friend he probably would have been proud to see him

Sohail Kazi : The Tessaract gives off a huge energy reading making it much easier to find.

1. Tessaract gave off a signature they could follow 2. The Tessaract fell out of (ie though) the plane long before the plane crashed, so it was likely hundreds of miles away from the crash site. Even today, investigators have a hard time finding a plane crash in the ocean, even with blackbox transponders.

Vision in infinity war

And Dr. Banner answered saying that Cap had no choice.🤷❣️ Love Captain America

Mrudula Reddy Yeah, gotta love Cap for doing what was right instead of letting his emotions get a hold of himself

If you think about it, Vision was right. If Wanda destroyed the stone, killing Vision and destroyed his body then Thanos wouldn't have been able to rewind his body. It also would have kept Tony and Nat alive.

@@simos6jipros154 lmao what wdym he wouldn’t have been able to rewind time with the time stone also just because he can’t snap his fingers doesn’t mean he still can’t kill half the life in the universe since he had most of the stones all he has to do is teleport to planet to planet with the space stone and destroy it with the power stone

I love that Howard kept looking. I don’t think he ever gave up hope. Even after he had own son, he still believed Cap was out there.

I'm sure Steve would be somewhat angry with Howard for pushing away his own son and not giving him his love in ways that's not just video footage.

@@livingwithautism3789 😂

​@@livingwithautism3789😂😂

Yup and if he jumped out he would have frozen to death intstead of freezing in ice, meaning no cap in the future, meaning no one standing up to thanos....

tell that Kamyar Biggs fuck him fuck him Not true. The super soldier serum makes him immune to hypothermia and the cold. He would most likely starve to death rather than die to the cold.

@@ultrafrost-2774 there might have been minimal provisions onboard; it was too large to be a one-way plane (more akin to a stratocaster) so there must have been some K rations/water. Plus the radio was working so help would be 24 hours away at the latest. Easily survivable, even for a normal human (there must have been clothes/first aid onboard)

@@toasterr4238 But remember that the plane would still go in the ice. He would've been able to jump out but the plane was most likely submerged in water and completely non-functional.

Didn't it say he wasn't that far from New York?

Definitely. It probably had a lot to do with making Tony the person he was and creating the innate hostility he feels for Cap. Can you imagine all your young life your Father comparing you to a person that you can't possibly emulate? Then to make matters worse, the guy who your Dad has been going on and on about for years comes back from the "dead". Still it made for an interesting dynamic between Cap and Tony and the movies would not have been the same without Tony and Steve's love/hate relationship.

What's IM?

@@atifjameel5996 Iron Man

@@KZfaqrBack why not TS?

Dominic Cooper / Howard Stark

That was sad They all go out for drinks and she finishes his B's paperwork for him. I would have kicked his ass right there.

@Prod BSH theres also a thing called overqualified,and she definitely was.

This is from the series Agent Carter. She ends up showing those entitled jerks who's the boss in the end

@@abhinavcj1 I haven't seen Agent Carter, if u have seen then have they showed signs that how shield was indirectly Hydra and was trying to keep secret that cap is alive?

No. There are no such indications. Also Peggy is part of the SSR in those days. (Strategic Scientific Reserve)

she is a beloved character even though she doesnt get too much screentime so what do you mean underrated.

@@rikusalenius4265 bruh not much screentime? She literally has her own tv series

@@mucicafrajer9882 i know which only got two seasons but i meant aside from that when speaking only about the movies she didnt have too much screentime the first avenger was the only movie she had a big role in.

@@rikusalenius4265 yea ok

@@mucicafrajer9882 ok.

Fax, my friend

Correction: it IS

Osman Yousif I don’t think it was part of the mcu, perhaps I’m mistaken?

Indeed. That "I had a date" line always gets me

@@TheRadicalJJJ IT IS a part of the MCU

Basically. We know he's alive in the ice, but for Peggy and everyone else until 2011, Steve Rogers was dead. In the full supercut, you don't see him getting saved until like 11 hours in, right before the events of The Avengers.

Bro he marked "dead"

Lol

Sir Knight Errant shut up u pubescent little shit

@@mcusupercut891 but steve came back to live a life with peggy?

More like 10 or so years later, since I think that scene between them at the end of Endgame takes place in like 1957, or somewhere around there. Edit: according to the screenplay, it was 1949.

@@mcusupercut891 i think that Steve choose to get back in time for his date. It would be stupid have done different

@@riccardo7945 I was actually wrong. It was 1949. Still, that's 4 years after he left. Maybe he wanted to give her a chance to have some time to herself for a few years or something. Maybe he's also making up for the fact that he's suddenly 12 years older than when he left. At least now, he's only 9 years off.

@@mcusupercut891 yes probably and it could also explain the events of the series "agent Carter" ( set in 1946)? I'm just wondering what Steve told her about his return, kinda difficult to explain...

Master 🤣🤣🤣

@NH808 it’s not the same

Most of them were already dead tbh

@@NyctoPhobia197 I meant after endgame

@@poopyboy2222 I bet they don't even knows

@@lenteralenterafm well he can’t just pretend to be dead the whole time because he’s gotta have passports, credit cards, etc;

ITSTFS oh really, not obvious at all

She ends up with Steve's friend , the parallel universe is just an illusion to escape the reality

What about the ending of Endgame

@@kodiak809 who is the steve's friend you're talking about?

no, she doesn't. the Peggy on a different timeline is who does

Isn’t this an irony that both Peggy and Steve see each other dying before they could get married but still they get married 😞😅

@@livingwithautism3789 Ha, you didn’t copy it exactly, but nice try

I think I lost some brain cells trying to read this

There’s an online “FanFiction” story entitled “The Infinity Stones Return: Captain America’s Final Adventure” which written in the form of a heavily detail plot-summary for an eight-episode mini-series detailing how Steve Rogers/Captain America returned the six Infinity Stones at the conclusion of the _Endgame_ film. The first episode takes place before Captain America (hereafter called “Cap” for short) begins his journey, and shows Professor Hulk rebuilding the time machine and Scott Lang/Antman volunteering for the initial test run. Afterward, Doctor Strange explains why the stones have been placed in the briefcase and reveals that the Tesseract, Orb, and Scepter have been shrunken down to fit in Cap pockets and will be re-enlarged after he arrives in the past to re-contain their respective stones at the proper time. In the second episode, Cap visits the Ancient One in 2012 who uses the combined power of the six stones in the briefcase to cast future-dated spells that will make the 2012-2014 timelines reset themselves once the time-heisted stones have been returned to their proper places. Afterwards, she transports to the roof of the New York sanctum where she gives Hulk the original version of the Time Stone after first putting on a performance act of initial resistance and surprise to ensure he understands to importance of returning the stones afterward. She then reclaims the returned-version from Cap’s briefcase. In the third episode, after the Mind Stone is put back into the re-enlarged Scepter and given back to the Hydra goons, the first timeline-reboot spell takes effect and returns Loki and the Tesseract back into custody while erasing everyone’s memory of the wayward events. Nevertheless, the Ancient One then briefly senses the timestamp signature of the variant Loki just before he is captured by the TVA, leaving her and Cap to wonder if the villain will ever return. The fourth episode has Cap shooting forward to 2013 where he re-teams with the Ancient One to return the Reality Stone and Thor’s hammer to Asgard. The timeline is then likewise reset afterward to erase everyone’s memories. The fifth episode has Cap shooting forward again to 2014 where he and Ancient One return the Power Stone/Orb to the temple on Morag after first making a brief but necessary side-trip to Knowhere. The sixth episode then has Cap being sent to Vormir where, in order to return the Soul Stone, he must first contend with a temporarily freed Red Skull and a temporarily resurrected Natasha Romanoff. The start of the seventh episode then reveals that, with the two 2014-stones returned, the timeline has also now been reset so that everyone’s memories have been erased and that exact duplicate/replacement versions of Thanos, Gamora, and Nebula have been created to take the place of the original versions who jumped forward to 2023. Before then travelling back to 1970 though, Cap first reveals to the Ancient One that Doctor Strange had previously placed a charmed spell over Cap’s aura so that no one in the past would be able to recognize who he really is unless he wants them to. Hence, Peggy would be able to see Cap in his true form when he returns to her whereas everyone else would see him as somebody different. This would then enable him to easily change his name and assume the identity of a former G.I. whose unit was rescued by Captain America during the war as per the reference in the _Winter Soldier_ film. This also then explains why the younger Cap didn't recognize his older self at Peggy's funeral during the _Civil War_ movie. In the last part of this seventh episode, Cap returns to 1970 and puts the re-enlarged Tesseract containing the Space Stone back in the vault, then proceeds up to Hank Pym’s lab to put back the four replenished vials of Pym Particles. Upon arriving in the lab however, he is unexpectedly intercepted by the TVA. The final episode then has Cap being recruited by the TVA to fight the Red Guardian in 1984 before being allowed to return to 1946 and live happily ever after. Hope you enjoy reading the story in full on the FanFiction website. Cheers! :)

I don’t understand, nothings said till 5 seconds later

@@seb7526 I mean it's the song when Steve said it

Manchurian Candidate ohh

Yes

Yes

The sad look on the general’s face, now that’s how a dad looks when he’s been affected by the loss of a kid so dear.

I don't get it

Bloth Bathe The same theme plays when old man Captain America gives his shield to Sam Wilson (Falcon) at the end of Endgame.

That's MCU fan.Marvel universe is over 100x bigger than MCU

I noticed so I am a huge marvel fan UvU

I always usually remember 90% of the time of marvel films, glad that it clicked for me since that theme has to be one of if not my favorite theme

Agreed, which is why he deserved the ending he got.

Yes!! Such a criminally underrated show. And the end of the second season set it up for a third!!

Same

@@eleanorfogarty9973 If they revive the show for season 3, season 3 has to be set 5-6 years after season 2 so the year in Agent Carter season 3 if they revive it must be set in 1952-1953.

@@fathomflaw Steve returns in 1949... which gives a good amount of time for season 3 to take place in 1947 - 48...

I want a season 3...if they had normally cancelled the show, still I'd be sad...but the fact they left it on a cliffhanger, hurts me...

I remember I was 11 was I watched this movie and I was so sad when Peggy and Steve said their goodbyes. At least they got their happy ending in Endgame

@@livingwithautism3789 Project Insight was an inside job.

There’s an online “FanFiction” story entitled “The Infinity Stones Return: Captain America’s Final Adventure” which written in the form of a heavily detail plot-summary for an eight-episode mini-series detailing how Steve Rogers/Captain America returned the six Infinity Stones at the conclusion of the _Endgame_ film. The first episode takes place before Captain America (hereafter called “Cap” for short) begins his journey, and shows Professor Hulk rebuilding the time machine and Scott Lang/Antman volunteering for the initial test run. Afterward, Doctor Strange explains why the stones have been placed in the briefcase and reveals that the Tesseract, Orb, and Scepter have been shrunken down to fit in Cap pockets and will be re-enlarged after he arrives in the past to re-contain their respective stones at the proper time. In the second episode, Cap visits the Ancient One in 2012 who uses the combined power of the six stones in the briefcase to cast future-dated spells that will make the 2012-2014 timelines reset themselves once the time-heisted stones have been returned to their proper places. Afterwards, she transports to the roof of the New York sanctum where she gives Hulk the original version of the Time Stone after first putting on a performance act of initial resistance and surprise to ensure he understands to importance of returning the stones afterward. She then reclaims the returned-version from Cap’s briefcase. In the third episode, after the Mind Stone is put back into the re-enlarged Scepter and given back to the Hydra goons, the first timeline-reboot spell takes effect and returns Loki and the Tesseract back into custody while erasing everyone’s memory of the wayward events. Nevertheless, the Ancient One then briefly senses the timestamp signature of the variant Loki just before he is captured by the TVA, leaving her and Cap to wonder if the villain will ever return. The fourth episode has Cap shooting forward to 2013 where he re-teams with the Ancient One to return the Reality Stone and Thor’s hammer to Asgard. The timeline is then likewise reset afterward to erase everyone’s memories. The fifth episode has Cap shooting forward again to 2014 where he and Ancient One return the Power Stone/Orb to the temple on Morag after first making a brief but necessary side-trip to Knowhere. The sixth episode then has Cap being sent to Vormir where, in order to return the Soul Stone, he must first contend with a temporarily freed Red Skull and a temporarily resurrected Natasha Romanoff. The start of the seventh episode then reveals that, with the two 2014-stones returned, the timeline has also now been reset so that everyone’s memories have been erased and that exact duplicate/replacement versions of Thanos, Gamora, and Nebula have been created to take the place of the original versions who jumped forward to 2023. Before then travelling back to 1970 though, Cap first reveals to the Ancient One that Doctor Strange had previously placed a charmed spell over Cap’s aura so that no one in the past would be able to recognize who he really is unless he wants them to. Hence, Peggy would be able to see Cap in his true form when he returns to her whereas everyone else would see him as somebody different. This would then enable him to easily change his name and assume the identity of a former G.I. whose unit was rescued by Captain America during the war as per the reference in the _Winter Soldier_ film. This also then explains why the younger Cap didn't recognize his older self at Peggy's funeral during the _Civil War_ movie. In the last part of this seventh episode, Cap returns to 1970 and puts the re-enlarged Tesseract containing the Space Stone back in the vault, then proceeds up to Hank Pym’s lab to put back the four replenished vials of Pym Particles. Upon arriving in the lab however, he is unexpectedly intercepted by the TVA. The final episode then has Cap being recruited by the TVA to fight the Red Guardian in 1984 before being allowed to return to 1946 and live happily ever after. Hope you enjoy reading the story in full on the FanFiction website. :)

Ruby Rose but hes a super soldier. His body has been transformed to withstand such circumstances

Yeet Yes. But even so he doesn’t know the limits to his power at the time.

I mean if you think about it, he probably didnt know what he was capable of until the day he heard he had been thawed out of an icecube after 70 years. He seems far more daring in every other movie he's in and it might be in part due to the fact that part of him wouldnt mind dying as well. So take a sense of confidence in his abilities and a willingness to die and it adds up to why pre frozen and post frozen cap act quite differently and make different decisions

Ernest Ng yeah

That's an interesting theory I never thought of before.

I love how Howard wants to keep looking

"No, no i don't think i will."

*smiles while looking into the sunset*

no, i dont think i will.. :D

@Steve Rogers ROGERS! I SAID "FALL" IN!

Maybe 20% love for who he was. The other 80% was Steve's good looks.

@@DamnitMan88 no no you got that wrong...she always loved him for who he was...not anything else....

@@FaisalKhan-jl5hq Ok. This is something you need to know. Just because a girl admire your courage and mortality, does not mean they want to have a sexual relationship with you. There was no chemistry by the way she acted. A good indicator is when he met her again after doing advertisements for the military. You can see her eyeballing him and realizing how tall and handsome he was.

Arauptinse Kid Rachel Vartinse Sander / Katanna Arauptinse James Buchanan Barnes / Winter Soldier

Arauptinse Kid Karat Bara / Iron Patriot Arauptinse Brunnhilde / Valkyrie

Yes please

YES

They could make that as the third season of the agent carter series

I think it would be quite awkward considering the guy drama Peggy has going in Agent Carter

@Steve Rogers Technically red skull found it.

I'm pretty sure it's just that they wanted to show that the kid painted a lookalike of his shield. It's likely more a reference to him leading the howling commandos in the war. The movie came out before The Avengers so I can't imagine it'd be a reference to that besides maybe being vague foreshadowing, but I kinda doubt it.

@@mcusupercut891 good point, but if you look more carefully, you can see that its a lot of coincidence to see precisely 5 kids running with the child with cap's shield and in the Avengers there are 6 in new york. I can see this as foreshadowing and i think Marvel likes to do that type of things. But as you Said maybe i am just overthinking.

@@imraphaell1477 man i love ur Point.i wanna belive in that

Im colorblind

Bruh

Bruh

im the 666th like

Lol

dont even need to be a gamer

This theme isn't 'Steve's Death' theme, it's from Captain America: The First Avenger, and is used throughout for Steve in that film, and then for him (and occasionally Peggy) through his other movies.

Did you not listen.? He said energy signature fron cube ends there

Your proof of this?

@@ronaldrump5058 conflict in avengers civil war..by the way how nick furry get his bodies without information??

that's a different carter, not the carter in what if nor Earth-616 (as if it's not obvious enough)

@@wizzell its earth-199999 actually, the 616 is just a homage reference to the comics

did she ever truly move on tho i know about the controversal time travel in endgame i also know about her relationship with sprouse

what about sprouse ive heard agent carter fans say endgame destroyed her character

So?

Don’t you mean CHRIStmas eve

Mega Gengar 11 wdym?

Max Derp Chris Evans plays captain america so its a play on words.

i gotta, say, the continuity in Marvel is amazing (some misses here and there) but otherwise… goddamn.. 11+ years of continuity.., must be hard to keep track of everything

Past Steve is still in the ice remember?

@K K you can say it like that. But unfortunately, before the time travel begin, she married someone else.

Am I reading this and imagining as a loophole

@@snifey2233 Cap gets unthawed. Goes to Peggy's house. She comes to the door. Old Cap comes to her side with a cigar in his mouth. "Well this is awkward".

@@brandonchew9936 I think she meets Captain before marrying otherwise we wouldn't have seen the ending scene in the endgame.

Aww man that would be sadder

Lmao

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@Maddie 99 I kinda like it to be honest. Steve has always been the selfless hero. He was cheated, which is why he's the man out of time. Peggy moving on makes sense because she thought steve died. Steve not moving on makes sense because the voice of the woman he loved was literally the last thing he heard until he woke up a hundred years later. I do feel like bucky got screwed but at the same time I cant help but understand why steve went back and stayed.

Skye The Fly Wallace she didn’t move on she was married to steve at the time but she couldn’t say who she was married to cause it would mess up the timeline. because when she said how captain america saved her husband that’s clearly showing he did by coming back and living the rest of his life out and surviving

Skye The Fly Wallace and marvel even confirmed the father of peggys children is steve so it all makes sense

Tyler Walters Hundred years later ? He woke up in 2011 and the war was in the ‘40’s ¿

@Maddie 99 You're ignoring the catalyst. Which is Steve sees his picture on Peggy's desk. Only his picture no one elses. There are no pictures of children or a husband. She moved on in her life and career but he remained in her heart. The children only came *after* he went back to her. He knew then that he if had a chance to go back and live a different life, he could still do it with her. And Bucky was recovered by the time he left, he had found a place and purpose for himself with the Avengers and had forged new friendships with Sam and Bruce. Friends, even best friends, are not forever joined at the hip. The fact they're not and can still remain best friends is what makes them the best.

Yeah but they also didn't really start fully infiltrating SHIELD until after Peggy retired. They literally had to wait HER out which shows that she would've taken them down if she had known.

@@lilchaos9212 Hydra was secretly a part of SHIELD since it's inception. Armin Zola was recruited by SHIELD immediately after WW II with other German scientists in Operation Paperclip. Natasha knows of this operation when she and Steve are talking to Zola's consciousness in Winter Soldier. During this conversation, Zola reveals that immediately upon recruitment, HYDRA grew within SHIELD like a "beautiful parasite". He says that Hydra had been creating international crisis's for 70 years all while being within SHIELD. As he's saying this you see video and images of tragic historical events which were all manufactured by HYDRA while secretly working within SHIELD. If someone got close to finding out about Hydra's infiltration of SHIELD they were killed. If you believe Agents of SHIELD is MCU canon, it's also revealed that Agent Daniel Sousa was killed when he began to suspect that Hydra was within the ranks of SHIELD. All of this happened under the watch of Peggy and Stark. Peggy was oblivious to Hydra's infiltration until her dying days.