Steve Rogers, also known as Captain America, is a crucial figure within the expansive Marvel Cinematic Universe. Throughout various films, he’s thwarted villains like the Red Skull and HYDRA, saved Earth from alien invasions, and upheld his heroic role with unwavering dedication. However, it isn’t only his superhuman abilities or shield that make Captain America exceptional – his compassionate heart sets him apart. Despite his traditional values sometimes seeming out of place among his more contemporary Avengers comrades, Captain America’s commitment to doing what’s right has earned him a reputation as one of the most honorable heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Although he plays a significant role in the series, there remains much about this character that remains unknown, sparking numerous unanswered questions among viewers. Since his disappearance post-“Avengers: Endgame”, we’ve only had brief mentions of Rogers, with no further sight or sound from him. This has left many storylines featuring him as a mystery, and it appears Marvel Studios is not planning to provide clarification anytime soon. Here are three Captain America plot threads the MCU will likely never address.
What Happened During His Quest to Return the Infinity Stones
A significant portion of the movie “Avengers: Endgame” centers around Earth’s strongest heroes executing a time travel operation to secure the Infinity Stones. Their aim is to restore everyone who was turned to dust due to Thanos’ snap. Following a successful mission, Steve Rogers finds himself assigned to return the Infinity Stones to their original spots to maintain the integrity of time. However, instead of reappearing as his young self in the present, he emerges aged and nearby, revealing that he had gone back to his past, where he married Peggy Carter and lived contentedly ever after.
It’s a lovely conclusion to Captain America’s MCU narrative, yet it raises numerous queries. For instance, did he encounter any issues traversing time to deposit the Infinity Stones? Given that he would have faced his long-time adversary, the Red Skull, when delivering the Soul Stone on Vormir. Moreover, how did he reconnect with Peggy? She thought he had perished in the plane crash at the end of Captain America: The First Avenger. How did she react to learning not only that he survived, but that he came from the future?
What Steve Rogers Has Been Doing After the Events of Avengers: Endgame
At the finale of “Avengers: Endgame,” Steve indicates his retirement from superhero activities, opting for married life and passing on the title of Captain America to Sam Wilson, aka the Falcon. Despite his absence from public view, Steve remains highly esteemed worldwide. In “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” and “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” characters pondered his whereabouts, while a large red, white, and blue shield was constructed on the Statue of Liberty in the former, and a Broadway play about Captain America called “Rogers: The Musical” was showcased in “Hawkeye.
Apart from hints and winks regarding Steve, there’s no detail provided about his activities following his mission to restore the Infinity Stones. It’s only fair that such a dedicated character like him enjoys a peaceful retirement, but it seems odd that Marvel Studios doesn’t mention even a casual conversation like, “Captain America called, he said he’s enjoying fishing in Bermuda.” or something similar. It’s strange too that he appears to have cut off contact with his fellow Avengers. A friendly text message now and then wouldn’t hurt, Steve.
Why He Picked Sam Wilson to Take Over as Captain America Instead of Bucky
At the close of Avengers: Endgame, an older Steve Rogers, aka Captain America, passes his shield to Sam Wilson, also known as Falcon. This action implies that he intends for Sam to become the next Captain America. In The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Sam hesitates to assume the role, which becomes a significant aspect of the series. However, by the end of the series, Sam eventually accepts the responsibility fully, as he will continue to be Captain America in the upcoming movie, Captain America: Brave New World.
It’s great that the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is sticking to the original comic books by passing the Captain America title to Sam, but I was wondering who held the role before Sam in the comics? That person was Bucky Barnes, or the Winter Soldier. Given Steve and Bucky’s long history together, it seems odd that Steve chose Sam instead of Bucky for the role. Perhaps they had a private discussion about this prior to Steve announcing his decision to Sam; considering Bucky’s mind has been affected by HYDRA, it’s possible that they decided Bucky’s unstable mental state would make him unsuitable for the role. Some more details on their discussions would be interesting to know.
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2025-01-22 05:12