even in she hulk they still did.

Tony stark is the guy to design his armor to counter a Hammer bullet and so is IVan Vanko.

umm... Where did they stop according to you? Nothing broke the lore yet as of today, so wth are you talking about? Perhaps its just you that stopped paying attention?

​@@kptmaci4979it's most likely overshadowed by the lore disconnect between Wandavision and Multiverse of Madness.With She-Hulk,you can't avoid continuity since it's basically tries to show us how MCU goes day-by-day unlike the movies where that's not the main focus.

@@kptmaci4979 A LOT of projects have broken the lore in Phase 4 and 5

Luke cage came out sept 2016, homecoming came out july 2017. Not years before. Also, item 47 introduced that concept in 2012

@@bazookasniper5167the comment says “year before”

crazy to think vulture was probably the one to sell the material to hammer

@@sethv5273 fair. Must have misread due to it not saying "*A* year before". Obvs grammar aint important in youtube comments, just explaining my mistake. Item 47 still did it first tho

​@@TheOzLogdepends on when he started doing it illegally, remember that it wasn't until Tony muscle them out.

Could be. Hammer clearly doesn't mind working with criminals.

@@PenneySounds I’m thinking the same thing. Hammer had to of gotten it from somewhere. Vulture was the only one with access to that stuff.

Not the only one, but likely the only one who specialised in it. Not just wreckage from that battle either, as one of the products he tries to sell is made of Ultron parts, and the Shocker gauntlet is actually one of Crossbones' gauntlets from the Lagos fight, but with some added features. But there is likely a whole black market of those kinds of things, as we see in Agents of SHIELD.

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would be cool idea, but doesnt make that much sense. Hammer got locked up before Avengers with Chitauri battle. His company could buy some chitauri tech, but Vulture also became Vulture only AFTER Avengers battle, so even if Hammer as company got some shady deal with Vulture - Hammer himself probably never met him?

Nothing compared to Mariah. Cottonmouth was a poser. A little boy playing at being a thug. Mariah was the real thug.

@@PenneySoundsI’d put Bushmaster over both of them, but yes Mariah is up there. I wouldn’t put down Cottonmouth tho

@@bobbyshewan4229 exactly. Mariah Killin off cottonmouth like that was pure M-She-U BS

​@@JB0523 actually it you pay attention to both seasons it makes perfect sense why she did what she did

@@tstretch1089 actually I did watch both seasons and killing off Cottonmouth was still a dumb decision no matter how you try to spin it. No other villain in the Luke Cage series had his charisma or his presence. The only decent villain after cottonmouth was probably Bushmaster.

yeah too fucking bad that was the last of the era of continuity for marvel

There was also a terrorist group that used a similar technology in season 4 of Agents of SHIELD, where they tag a building and it condenses into a ball

The weapon the Watchdogs used was based on Howard Stark's version. But the Dark Elves also had grenades with a similar function.

Watch my other videos. Continuity continues.

Oh! I assume that's from Agent Carter? Love these little lore tidbits, keep up the great work! @@PenneySounds

It's bushmaster

you forgot stokes, mariah stokes

@@rapaz1997nah Mariah sucked, Cottonmouth was better in every way

luke cage was so awesome and bluesy.

You gonna watch Armour Wars without Tony Stark? You’re crazy

tony stark died let it be smh, they'll ruin him otherwise@@ScoobieDoobie197474

He's confirmed to come back

Gonna need a source on that one mate @@Z-Romello

Armor wars is probably going to be cancelled

I was hoping that some of them would show up in secret invasion.

Please, we beg 😭🙏

How was Black Panther rewritten to keep Luke Cage canon? I've never heard of this.

@Cordell Heathman killmongers girlfriend was orignally named Tilda johnson aka deadly nightshade, a villain from the comics. Marvel studios changed her name after luke cage was revealed to be using the character.

Another good example of ret-conning was Winter Soldier never showed Bucky as Howard Stark's killer or how he died. It was only in the writing of Civil War that it was retconned to have Steve know beforehand. All to keep RDJ's TOny Stark from seeming like a heartless psycho.

@@danielhaire6677 umm... Not at all m8. It all connects very well if you payed attention. Yeah it was re-written to "Bucky killed him" to have someone for Tony to put his anger on, but Steve already knew that HYDRA killed Tonys parents. He learns that in Winter Soldier movie with Arnim Zola pulling out articles if I recall. Its clear HYDRA assasinated Starks parents. Steve probably knew they designed their top assasin - Winter Soldier to do it. Its why when Tony asks Steve in Civil War - "DID YOU KNEW"? Steve responds "I DIDNT KNEW IT WAS HIM" - meaning he wasnt 100% sure it was Bucky, but he knew Hydra killed them and never told Tony, as he probably feared as well, that it might have been Bucky who did it. Steve literally finds out about Starks assasination while looking on info of Hydra top assasin - winter soldier xD Its even hard to call it "re-write" if you think about it. Its just quick info that you might miss.

​@@kptmaci4979"Accidents will happen."

Maybe the guys who did most of Phase IV should have read the writer's notes for the old Netflix and ABC MCU-linked shows. They might remember the importance of both continuity details and good long-term character development rather than short spectacle seasons.

@@danielhaire6677 umm... You literally just compared lack of continuity of just Phase 4 to Phase 1,2 & 3. You for real? Everything is still very much connected. Nothing broke any lore as of today m8. In Phase 4 they again set up a lot of stuff. Some of it already gets payed off - Kingpin from Hawkeye in Echo, now going into Daredevil new series, Falcon being new Cap going into Cap 4, USAgent, probably one of the best arcs in mcu yet just in one show so far going into Thunderbolts along with Bucky. Ms Marvel with bracelet of Kree going into The Marvels. Bracelet from Shang Chi is connected to - something from Phase 5 or 6, we dont know yet. Eternals is going to have pay off with X-Men probably (Celestial material - many speculate its source of future Adamantium for Wolverine), perhaps island itself could also be new mutant asylum - Krakoa + Black Knight is going into Blade, Blade is going to be connected to Midnight Sons and so on. Then many Kangs across multiple series and movies, which Loki brilliantly connects and explains perfectly how multiverse actually works and saves it all in a SHOW + now Deadpool is gonna have heavy connections to Loki through TVA and we are gonna meet Alioth - creature who debuted in Loki show is gonna be featured in Deadpool 3. How crazy is that? That is super connectivity between shows and movies. Dont even get me started on Armor Wars which is going to be heavily connected to Hammer from this vid for obvious reasons xD M8, the only one not paying attetion to continuity is you, clearly.

@@kptmaci4979are you some kind of paid Marvel shill lol? New Marvel content sucks ass, constantly breaks continuity & logic, but most of all is written horribly & is just not entertaining

@@kptmaci4979 Not reading all that. Keep consuming your slop bro. Marvel can't even keep a big bad guy anymore without the actor beating his wife.

Not at the price Diamondback was selling them for.

Considering the M134 Minigun has a max RPM of about 6000… it’s gunna cost a whole lot more than $400k every 12 seconds.

@@ninjaslicertheguardian6433do you know how much money is made on the street in a week selling crack and smack in a major metropolitan city? Not to mention supplying other dealers across state lines; they could afford it.

You would be contractually obligated to shout "Cry some more!" While firing,

Deke: "Guns, man! It's like cheating! You shouldn't give these to anyone who isn't a really really good person!" May: "You think there'd be a law."

Why?

Nothing you just said is true Seriously, where do you people get this stuff?

in Luke Cage they reference the avengers in various scenes, Cottonmouth literally says Captain America in one

Not yet. But there was a demon from hell involved.

Cottonmouth wasn't a great villain. He was a little boy pretending to be a tough guy.

That's what I thought at first too, but then I realized that there's no telling what his bone density is so a soft tissue shot makes the most sense.

@@williamreilly2567 could've gone for the heart no? Or the ribs might get in the way?

@@rob_patrick1 I'd be more concerned abt the breatbone, that's right over the heart.

Where are these comments? SHIELD is flimsy but Cage is very obviously canon. Might have to explain how Cottonmouth was resurrected into a vampire but we have 3 Capaldis, 2 Gillans, 2 Colin Bakers and 2 David Bradley’s in the Whoniverse. SHIELD needs an outright confirmation of where exactly the timeline split for them because one minute Hydra’s rising again, SHIELD is rebuilt and Inhumans & Ghost Rider are running about, then we had Graviton & they time travelled. Where was the timeline split…? Personally, I think the recent developments with Kang could very much facilitate a return to canon for SHIELD

@@OptimysticPessimyst The timeline never split. Just because that stuff isn't mentioned in the films doesn't mean it didn't happen. It just wasn't important to the Thanos story. Also, they got the Inhuman outbreak under control pretty quickly. The only diversion from MCU canon was the altered Season 7 timeline, but they ditched that timeline and came back to the main MCU at the end. Also, one actor can play more than one character. Gemma Chan plays two characters in the MCU after all. You don't need to explain Blade looking like Cottonmouth, it's called suspension of disbelief. Hell, Rhodey changed faces and Banner changed faces, why can't two people look kinda similar too?

@@northwindkey The timeline must have split, because at the end of AOS season 5, they confirm that the Battle of Wakanda is happening as they speak, but season 6 cuts to a year later and there's zero indication that they're one year into the blip. But the time travel in season 5 gives an easy out for that. They could easily pick up the story in a new season of Loki. Perhaps the SHIELD team had to survive, so Thanos got pruned in that timeline.

@@PenneySounds Omission isn’t negation though. Just because something isn’t mentioned doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. I hold the snap did happen still. It killed off all the Defenders and Cloak and Dagger and all major SHIELD characters not seen Post-S5, but left the rest of the SHIELD team and the Runaways. That’s a pretty even balance. That’s a pretty easy explanation, and since the show was never officially de-canonized at any point, any explanation is more reasonable than just assuming it became non-canon despite how much they said otherwise.

Yeah, I don't buy that. Especially with Jemma and Daisy looking for Fitz in space. The fact that half the population of the universe turned to ash would come up. It's pretty inescapable that it never happened in the timeline of AOS post season 5. But the fact that the time travel in season 5 created at least one branch (the one in which earth was destroyed) means that doesn't make it non-canon. I don't know why you're saying Ty and Tandy would have been killed but the Runaways wouldn't. Ty and Tandy are in the final episode of Runaways. But Runaways likely takes place before Infinity War, like all the other shows besides Agents.

They all are in the same continuity.

@@PenneySounds The Netflix shows have recently been pulled back into the MCU, but I'm pretty sure Agents of Shield is still a separate fork. I'm willing to be proven wrong, though, if you've got evidence.

@@NevTheDeranged They never left the MCU.

@@PenneySounds "Oct 25, 2023 - The official timeline book of the Marvel Cinematic Universe confirms that Agents of SHIELD is not considered canon" via ScreenRant, there were half a dozen other links confirming. They may have, at some point, been folded back in, but they very definitely left.

@@NevTheDeranged Screenrant is not an authority on canon. Screenrant lies. That book makes no such statement. The book doesn't mention Agents of SHIELD at all.

nevermind wtf HE THREW IT A MAN NO POWERS

@@D3VILD3VI He has powers

That's not Marvel's fault, blame diss-ney for that

@@roweman7017 Disney made all these movies and shows

That wasn't from Luke Cage, it was from the "All Hail the King" One-Shot. But it takes place in the same prison seen in Luke Cage.

It's not just about getting past kevlar

Better yet, how did Cottonmouth become Blade?

I don't know, why did Sersi paint herself blue and join the Kree Starforce in the 1990s? Why did Shang Chi's aunt join the Ravagers?

Why would anyone in the media call it that?

The same reason everyone calls a certain Tuesday "9/11". Convention.

No, the Ex-Wife was made before the incident, and has no Chitauri tech. And it's a missile rather than a bullet. I included it as an example of how Hammer likes to name his tech.

​@@PenneySounds which he rips off Tony Stark, who does it first, with things like "The Jericho"

Why not?

He's going to play that character very differently from this one.

No it's Cottonmouth

He was the target, not the bodyguard, and he threw the podium up and away from the crowd.

@@PenneySounds up to the crowd. away from the crowd would have been in the direction of the building behind him. imagine the desk would have exploded one sec later... after landing in the crowd XD btw, i am not offending the character, i just make fun of the execution of the scene

He had enhanced strength. The only safe direction to throw it was up.

Because it shows a link between the shows and the movies. That being that Hammer gives his tech silly names.

Shades is a real cunning linguist

It's continuity when it's across multiple shows. Maybe you should find out what continuity means.

They didn't

Seemed pretty effective on that podium. That's what went off under Luke's near impenetrable skin.

It almost killed Luke the first time he was hit with them.

@PenneySounds It was supposed to kill "everyone in the building." Being stopped by a podium doesn't sound like reaching "the bunker under the bunker."

@@deftmute Huh? No, it wasn't supposed to kill everyone in the building, it was supposed to kill Mace. Are you confusing the Judas Bullet and the Ex-Wife? They're separate Hammer products. One's a bullet that blows up, and the other is a compact missile.

DC Comics also have a character by that name, if that's what you mean.

dc and marvel have many similiarly named characters

@@kptmaci4979 And Marvel has two characters named Cottonmouth already.

I mean, very little of this was from the movies