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Topic	Is anyone sick of the utter lack of villain threats in MCU movies?
Nemu 07/02/22 10:51:26 AM #15:	Tyranthraxus posted... Or.... You know.... Just not have the heroes kill the villains? And Harry Potter is basically WBs most profitable movie franchise so you can't really say "but people just don't want to see Spider-Man vs Green Goblin seven times" If the villain can be incapacitated without being killed and keeps reappearing without any character growth, that usually leads to a weak, incompetent villain. Only real way to pull off a quick return is to have them do the villain team up trope afterwards. That's why most comic stories feel silly when these characters keep escaping, getting revived, etc, only to quickly be defeated again later on. <cite>Nemu posted [p:966280931] in Is anyone ... [t:80079736]...</cite> <quote>Tyranthraxus posted... </cite> <quote>Or.... You know.... Just not have the heroes kill the villains? And Harry Potter is basically WBs most profitable movie franchise so you can't really say "but people just don't want to see Spider-Man vs Green Goblin seven times"</quote>If the villain can be incapacitated without being killed and keeps reappearing without any character growth, that usually leads to a weak, incompetent villain. Only real way to pull off a quick return is to have them do the villain team up trope afterwards. That's why most comic stories feel silly when these characters keep escaping, getting revived, etc, only to quickly be defeated again later on. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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