Unpopular opinion but AOT should have replaced bleach in the big 3 or added to name it the big 4!

Why did Thanos went from looking so godlike and intimidating to less intimidating in Avengers??

My question is How is an alien born billions of light years away from earth bleeds red blood too ?

Can Odin (Thors Father) wield Mjolnir ? Has he done it in comics before?

Show me a better fictional casting that beats Margot Robbie as Harley Quin

The only MCU fight that beats this in the MCU is Captain America wielding mjolnir vs Thanos.

On a serious note can Captain America actually defeat spider man in a serious battle? If both are not holding back who wins ?

Anime: Attack on Titan

Harry Potter didn’t actually save the Philosopher’s Stone. In fact, by trying to be the hero, he unknowingly did exactly what Voldemort couldn’t: he made the Stone accessible to him. Dumbledore had constructed an elaborate security system around the Stone, with multiple obstacles designed to delay anyone attempting to steal it. A three-headed dog, Devil’s Snare, flying keys, a deadly chess match and a potion puzzle all stood between an intruder and the final chamber. Each obstacle required a different skill, and together they were meant to buy Dumbledore enough time to discover the intrusion and return. But the real genius of the protection was the Mirror of Erised. Dumbledore enchanted it so that only someone who wanted to find the Philosopher’s Stone without using it could retrieve it. Quirrell, acting on Voldemort’s behalf, was therefore completely helpless. He desperately wanted the Stone to restore Voldemort, meaning the mirror would never allow him to obtain it. He could only watch himself presenting the Stone to his master without ever being able to touch it. Had Harry, Ron and Hermione simply stayed in their dormitory, Quirrell would have remained trapped in front of the mirror until Dumbledore returned. Instead, Harry intervened. Because his only intention was to prevent Quirrell from getting the Stone, the mirror recognised his intentions and placed the Stone directly into his pocket. Without realising it, Harry had removed the very object Quirrell couldn’t retrieve himself and brought it within his reach. What followed was no longer a perfectly controlled security trap. It became a physical confrontation between an eleven-year-old boy and a professor possessed by Voldemort. Harry survived because of the protection left behind by his mother’s sacrifice, not because his decision to intervene was particularly clever. The irony is that Dumbledore’s security system was already doing its job. Harry’s attempt to save the day was what turned an impossible theft into a potentially fatal confrontation.

This is the most disturbing Titan scene in Attack on Titan. The way it slowly eats her is genuinely disturbing. Who else remembers this nightmare? #AOT #attackontitan

The real tragedy of Paradis. #AOT #attackontitan

Tony Stark literally created Ultron, watched him attempt to destroy humanity, and somehow concluded that giving another AI the power of an Infinity Stone was a good idea. And we're supposed to believe this man was the smartest Avenger? 😭

This is the most disturbing Titan scene in Attack on Titan. The way it slowly eats her is genuinely disturbing. Who else remembers this nightmare?

Is Wanda the most powerful female superhero right now?

Insane how they were dropping hints about Marley this early in the story.

Rewatching Spiderman Brand new day and this might actually be one of the darkest plot twists the MCU has ever dropped, And mind you this is base level Jean in MCU, she hasn't even reach her prime yet😭.

Is this a downgrade or an upgrade? Disney Sentinels vs. Fox Sentinels.

The thing is that the Sword of Gryffindor destroys Horcruxes through basilisk venom, but that doesn't mean simply touching the sword destroys a soul fragment. In Deathly Hallows, Hermione explains that a Horcrux can only be destroyed when its container is damaged beyond magical repair. That's why Harry could hold the sword without suffering any consequences: his body wasn't being pierced or poisoned by it. The sword's destructive properties only become relevant when it physically inflicts damage with its venom. There's also an important distinction between Harry and the other Horcruxes: Harry was an unintended Horcrux, and the fragment of Voldemort's soul was attached to him rather than protected inside an enchanted object. The same principle explains why Harry survived the basilisk attack in Chamber of Secrets: Fawkes' phoenix tears healed his wound before his body could be destroyed beyond repair. J.K. Rowling later explicitly confirmed that Harry would have needed to die for the Horcrux inside him to be destroyed by the basilisk venom. There's another fascinating detail here: the sword doesn't automatically destroy every piece of Voldemort's soul it comes into contact with; it destroys Horcruxes by irreparably damaging their containers. This is consistent with what happens in Deathly Hallow: Ron uses the sword to destroy the locket, while Dumbledore previously used it against the Gaunt ring. Harry, however, is a living person whose soul remains intact independently of the foreign fragment attached to him. Voldemort's own Killing Curse eventually destroys that fragment in the Forbidden Forest, while Harry survives because of the protection created when Voldemort used his blood to regain his body. The films don't explain these magical mechanics as thoroughly as the books, but the underlying distinction remains the same. So there's no contradiction: Harry could wield the very weapon capable of destroying Horcruxes because being in contact with a Horcrux-destroying object is not the same as having its destructive substance inflicted upon your body.

Killing off these five operatives in their sleep saved the modern MCU from an absolute power scaling disaster. Remember, these weren't raw, unstable test subjects like John Walker or Karli Morgenthau, these were HYDRA's most lethal black-ops kill squad, already fluent in thirty languages and capable of tactical infiltration, assassination, and sabotage before receiving Howard Stark's stolen serum. Bucky Barnes openly admitted that they could take down an entire country in a single night. If Zemo had actually woken them up instead of executing them, Civil War would have lost its grounded character study and turned into an unwieldy six-on-six comic brawl that completely deflated the personal betrayal between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers.

Ranking best Marvel Sacrifice of all time.