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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Marvel Admits Multiverse Saga Lacks Real Danger

Marvel Admits Multiverse Saga Lacks Real Danger

27 Nov

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Summary

  • Marvel execs acknowledge valid criticisms of the Multiverse Saga.
  • Lack of stakes may be linked to recent MCU box office struggles.
  • Animated 'Marvel Zombies' highlighted by having real character peril.
Marvel Admits Multiverse Saga Lacks Real Danger

Marvel's shared universe has faced "valid criticisms" regarding the stakes in its Multiverse Saga. Executives admit that with the multiverse in play, the possibility of character resurrections diminishes the sense of danger. This perceived lack of consequence might be a factor in why some recent MCU films have struggled financially, despite high anticipation.

Comparatively, the animated series 'Marvel Zombies' is highlighted for successfully implementing real stakes, where any character could perish. This contrasts with live-action projects where audiences often expect titular heroes to survive, potentially hindering emotional investment and suspense.

Future Avengers installments, drawing inspiration from past films like 'Avengers: Endgame' which featured significant character deaths, are expected to reintroduce genuine peril. This shift aims to restore the tension and emotional impact that audiences have come to expect from major Marvel events.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Fans are critical because the multiverse concept allows for characters to seemingly return from the dead, reducing the perceived danger and emotional impact of events.
The lack of clear peril in some MCU projects may be contributing to recent box office underperformance for certain film releases.
Yes, Marvel aims to reintroduce genuine peril and character deaths in future Avengers films to heighten the drama and audience engagement.

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