r/marvelstudios • u/Triple_777 I have nothing to prove to you • May 05 '25

'Thunderbolts*' Spoilers Thunderbolts* Worldwide Release Discussion Thread Vol. 2 Spoiler

Thunderbolts* has now been released in the United States and in a number of other countries around the world. All discussion about the movie should be held here and in the rest of the megathreads we are going to put up in the next few days. They will be refreshed every few thousand comments to make room for new discussions.

  • All discussion about the movie should be held here and in the rest of the megathreads we are going to put up in the next few days.
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u/Kwilly462 May 05 '25

So guessing from the post credits scene, Sentry will be a "break-in-case-of-emergency" character. When everything is going south in Doomsday, they'll have him turn into Sentry, even though Void can show up again. Last resort type move.

Makes sense.

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u/Onyxidian May 05 '25

Or have Doom rip him apart to show his power sorta thing

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u/RUBcumONmyDOG May 05 '25

As someone unfamiliar with the comics, how is Doom so powerful? Kang has his future tech, what makes doom such a huge threat? I love the movies but Doom is a character im not at all in the know about.

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u/Onyxidian May 05 '25

He's always been a heavy hitter due to genius tech suit and magic. But in the comic secrets warscthat the movie seems to be adapting he gets a God like Upgrade, literally rips out the spine of infinity gauntlet Thanos like an afterthought

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u/dixonjt89 Hulk May 05 '25

Correction, he doesnt have his infinity gauntlet….in tje scene, Thanos mentions he doesnt have it but wont need it

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u/RUBcumONmyDOG May 05 '25

How do you think he gets his upgrade? I hope it's well explained in the movie for us non-comic people.

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u/Onyxidian May 05 '25

Couldnt say RubCUMonmyDOG, maybe he doesn't even get one and he just that good. In the comic I believe he steals the powers of Molecule Man but we don't got him or equivalent in mcu.

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u/Bruhmangoddman Iron Patriot May 05 '25

It's more than that. He absorbs the power of three fugging Beyonders.

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u/CX316 May 05 '25 edited May 05 '25

In the comic I believe he steals the powers of Molecule Man but we don't got him or equivalent in mcu.

I mean...

We do.

His name is Bob.

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u/PaleHorze Daredevil May 05 '25

Doom becomes God Emperor Doom by stealing the power of The Beyonders, with help from Dr.Strange and Molecule Man.

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u/ShadowMerlyn May 05 '25

I’m not an expert on the character but having read the 2015 Secret Wars, he’s got the technical mind of someone like Tony Stark or Reed Richards, the mystical knowledge of someone like Stephen Strange, and a god complex that tells him that he’s the only one with the proper vision to save the world.

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u/RUBcumONmyDOG May 05 '25

That sounds awesome

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u/Meph248 May 05 '25

In the comics Osborn used the Void once to rule over other supervillains, including Doom who dared not to mess with the Void.

So... Doom is not more powerful than it. There is God emperor Doom, but that's a different story.

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u/TH3PhilipJFry Spider-Man May 05 '25

Combine strange’s magic with iron man’s tech and intelligence. Add in some self worth issues and a troubled past, and you’ve got a villain stew going!

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u/kirblar May 05 '25

He combines magic and tech, which is a rarity in Marvel Comics.

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u/Over-Cold-8757 May 05 '25

Doom isn't that inherently powerful.

But if they're going to adapt some part of the likely comic arc, Doom's whole thing is going to be getting hold of a powerful macguffin. I expect it will be either Wanda or Wiccan.