Dumbest Decisions Made By Characters In Marvel Cinematic Universe
Sometimes you think back on your mistakes and hate yourself for making those, even you are obsessed with them for a really long time later. However, making mistakes is inevitable in life. No err is human. Mistakes eventually give you lessons that are much more valuable than any stories you heard about.
In addition, no matter how brilliant and excellent a person is and what social position they stand in, they still make unwise decisions. For example, one teacher of our great genius, Thomas Edison, once refused him because he thought Edison was a stupid student.
Such stories appear not only in real life but also in movies, particularly in MCU movies. The main characters sometimes make silly decisions that push the plot to the climax or give it a twist. Despite being abnormal, MCU superheroes still give wrong choices sometimes. You don't believe it? Scroll down and check whether I am right!
But ridiculously Rogers's superiors task him with being a performer, not a soldier. They enlist him in the United Service Organizations, send him traveling across the country, and take advantage of his newfound celebrity to promote war bonds and perform musical numbers.
If there is a detailed plan to take down Ronan, his actions might work well. But if not, it's obviously dangerous, considering Ronan's substantial power. Moreover, his action also puts the entire team in danger.
However, no one in Asgard realizes that his real king is exchanged even though there are many differences easily revealed from the fake ones.
In Avengers: Infinity War, to change the ending that Thanos obtain his satisfactory result to kill half population, every MCU hero bands together to stop him, leading to a confrontation on Titan where the heroes distract Thanos, allowing Mantis to subdue him while Peter Parker and Tony Stark try to pry the gauntlet holding the Infinity Stones from Thanos's arm.
However, the only thing Peter Quill can think of is Gamora's death caused by Thanos. He loses all sense of reason and punches Thanos multiple times, which makes Mantis's fragile connection to Thanos is broken, allowing him to regain his strength, fight off the heroes, gain another Infinity Stone, and disappear.
This should be the very last response, but it's the first thing the council decides to employ. It seems they don't take much attention to the civilians' lives. With that leadership, it's no wonder their civilians are constantly at risk.
He gives his home address on TV, basically inviting the Mandarin to attack him, so he knows clearly that there would be a battle soon, but he doesn't bother to send his lover away, even while Pepper attempts to get him leave, he insists that he can't protect her.
However, he exactly isn't a shining example of morality. He takes what he wants and doesn't care much about how to get it. He acquired many of the items in his collection through unlawful means. How can they trust and give him one of the most powerful things?
In addition, no matter how brilliant and excellent a person is and what social position they stand in, they still make unwise decisions. For example, one teacher of our great genius, Thomas Edison, once refused him because he thought Edison was a stupid student.
Such stories appear not only in real life but also in movies, particularly in MCU movies. The main characters sometimes make silly decisions that push the plot to the climax or give it a twist. Despite being abnormal, MCU superheroes still give wrong choices sometimes. You don't believe it? Scroll down and check whether I am right!
#1 With a brave spirit and a superpower, Steve Roger wasn't still properly recognized by the government
But ridiculously Rogers's superiors task him with being a performer, not a soldier. They enlist him in the United Service Organizations, send him traveling across the country, and take advantage of his newfound celebrity to promote war bonds and perform musical numbers.
#2 Doctor Strange drives carelessly and crashes, lead to his career loss
#3 Drax lets Ronan know The Guardians' whereabouts because he rushes to fight his enemy
If there is a detailed plan to take down Ronan, his actions might work well. But if not, it's obviously dangerous, considering Ronan's substantial power. Moreover, his action also puts the entire team in danger.
#4 Gamora comes to Thanos, leading to being captured
#5 Howard Stark hadn't tried his best to find out Steve Rogers
#6 Loki disguises as Ordin to trick all Asgardians but doesn't act like Ordin. More ridiculously, no one realizes until Thor returns
However, no one in Asgard realizes that his real king is exchanged even though there are many differences easily revealed from the fake ones.
#7 Loki uses Bifrost to return Asgard while fighting Hela
#8 Peter Quill's punches to Thanos make the loss of half universe's population
In Avengers: Infinity War, to change the ending that Thanos obtain his satisfactory result to kill half population, every MCU hero bands together to stop him, leading to a confrontation on Titan where the heroes distract Thanos, allowing Mantis to subdue him while Peter Parker and Tony Stark try to pry the gauntlet holding the Infinity Stones from Thanos's arm.
However, the only thing Peter Quill can think of is Gamora's death caused by Thanos. He loses all sense of reason and punches Thanos multiple times, which makes Mantis's fragile connection to Thanos is broken, allowing him to regain his strength, fight off the heroes, gain another Infinity Stone, and disappear.
#9 The Ravagers Allow Groot to freely wander the ship
#10 The Ten Rings naively give Tony Stark everything to make an advanced device and assume that he would make Jericho for them
#11 The World Security Council launches a missile at Manhattan to stop the Chiyauri invasion
This should be the very last response, but it's the first thing the council decides to employ. It seems they don't take much attention to the civilians' lives. With that leadership, it's no wonder their civilians are constantly at risk.
#12 Tony gives The Mandarin his home address to attack him but seems to forget to send Pepper away
He gives his home address on TV, basically inviting the Mandarin to attack him, so he knows clearly that there would be a battle soon, but he doesn't bother to send his lover away, even while Pepper attempts to get him leave, he insists that he can't protect her.
#13 Volstagg And Sif give the Aether to the Collector
However, he exactly isn't a shining example of morality. He takes what he wants and doesn't care much about how to get it. He acquired many of the items in his collection through unlawful means. How can they trust and give him one of the most powerful things?
#14 Pietro and Wander team up with Ultron
#15 Ronan sends Gamora to retrieve the orb from Peter Quil instead of Nebula
#16 After stealing the Ant-man suit, Scott wears it and randomly presses buttons on it without knowing what they do
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