That was entertaining, but also a bit disappointing.
It's mainly the fight against Ultron, and despite the OP Strange protection spell (and its attacks that are definitely the coolest part) which might account for a slightly longest survival, there is no way such a pitiful team would have managed anything. And so it's clearly visible that Ultron is fighting like a sub-par version, let a alone having Vision's body and all the Stones.
Why's this Gamora out of nowhere ?
Same as his episode, I hardly see what frat boy Thor is bringing here, compared to literally any other version of him, or the Captain Marvels that kept appearing in the other episodes.
The long series of pseudo twists is meh. I mean, you know Zola is going to do bad things, and you know Killmonger is a villain and was selected and brought here despite that. You can't expect different.
Nice touch on Natasha being brought back to the world where the Avengers died though, making this one link with all other episodes.
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That was entertaining, but also a bit disappointing.
It's mainly the fight against Ultron, and despite the OP Strange protection spell (and its attacks that are definitely the coolest part) which might account for a slightly longest survival, there is no way such a pitiful team would have managed anything. And so it's clearly visible that Ultron is fighting like a sub-par version, let a alone having Vision's body and all the Stones.
Why's this Gamora out of nowhere ?
Same as his episode, I hardly see what frat boy Thor is bringing here, compared to literally any other version of him, or the Captain Marvels that kept appearing in the other episodes.
The long series of pseudo twists is meh. I mean, you know Zola is going to do bad things, and you know Killmonger is a villain and was selected and brought here despite that. You can't expect different.
Nice touch on Natasha being brought back to the world where the Avengers died though, making this one link with all other episodes.