10 Marvel Characters Whose Lives With Full Of Tragedies
As the old saying goes, you can't always get what you want. But the following cast of MCU characters just can't seem to get a break. What do the Marvel Cinematic Universe's cosmic overlords have against these people? Perhaps moviegoers could try to send some positive energy their way to help them turn things around.
Sharon Carter was only attempting to help the noblest superhero of them all, and as a result, she was exiled from her homeland. Thor seemingly lost all of his treasure, his family members, his homeland, and his eye, or Nebula spent most of her life trying to gain love and respect from Thanos, but it went nowhere. There are others having catastrophic incidents in their lives, and below are the 10 Marvel characters whose lives with full of tragedies.
What makes matters worse is that Bucky recalls every single person he killed as the Winter Soldier. How do you live with yourself knowing how much misery you unwittingly caused? Then, in Captain America: Civil War, Zemo frames him as he begins to break free from the Winter Soldier.
During the first scene of Captain America: Civil War, she mistakenly killed a large number of civilians. She fell in love with Vision, but had to kill him at the end of Infinity War before Thanos resurrected him... only to kill him again. How much heartache can a single person take?
The events of Ant-Man and the Wasp restored his relationship with his family and loved ones, but the film's conclusion left Scott trapped in the Quantum Realm with no way out. His daughter had aged five years by the time he returned, which must have been difficult to accept.
What a terrifying experience. Then he was subjected to all of the madness of the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. television series. Couldn't we have simply placed the man to rest and spared him the suffering?
With the original Vision receiving a nice send-off in the final episode of WandaVision, perhaps the new version of the character (the one with the restored vibranium body) will be able to figure out his true place in the universe during his time in the MCU.
She found herself working for the CIA after S.H.I.E.L.D. was disbanded, an organization she would betray by assisting Steve Rogers, Bucky Barnes, and Sam Wilson in reclaiming their equipment from the government in Captain America: Civil War. Oh, and her Aunt Peggy died in the movie. Sharon retreated to Madripoor after the CIA treachery and lived in exile for years, fearful of what the US government would do to her if she was caught.
Sharon Carter was only attempting to help the noblest superhero of them all, and as a result, she was exiled from her homeland. Thor seemingly lost all of his treasure, his family members, his homeland, and his eye, or Nebula spent most of her life trying to gain love and respect from Thanos, but it went nowhere. There are others having catastrophic incidents in their lives, and below are the 10 Marvel characters whose lives with full of tragedies.
1. Thor Lost All Of His Family Members, His Eye, And His Homeland
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2. The Winter Soldier Was Brainwashed To Become A Terminator And Was Blamed On Bombing That He Didn't Do
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What makes matters worse is that Bucky recalls every single person he killed as the Winter Soldier. How do you live with yourself knowing how much misery you unwittingly caused? Then, in Captain America: Civil War, Zemo frames him as he begins to break free from the Winter Soldier.
3. Scarlet Witch's Entire Life Is Full Of Tragedy And Loss
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During the first scene of Captain America: Civil War, she mistakenly killed a large number of civilians. She fell in love with Vision, but had to kill him at the end of Infinity War before Thanos resurrected him... only to kill him again. How much heartache can a single person take?
4. Nebula Spent Her Life To Gain Love From Thanos, But It Went Nowhere
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5. Loki Just Ends Up Being One Of The Unhappiest Characters In The MCU
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6. Scott Lang Lost His Family And Got Stuck In The Quantum Realm
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The events of Ant-Man and the Wasp restored his relationship with his family and loved ones, but the film's conclusion left Scott trapped in the Quantum Realm with no way out. His daughter had aged five years by the time he returned, which must have been difficult to accept.
7. Phil Coulson Was Gone To Inspire The Avengers And Had His Life Tougher After That
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What a terrifying experience. Then he was subjected to all of the madness of the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. television series. Couldn't we have simply placed the man to rest and spared him the suffering?
8. Vision Has No Chance To Discover Himself Even After 3 Times Of Perishment
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With the original Vision receiving a nice send-off in the final episode of WandaVision, perhaps the new version of the character (the one with the restored vibranium body) will be able to figure out his true place in the universe during his time in the MCU.
9. Apart From Undergoing Alzheimer's Disease, How Does Peggy Carter Feel When She Knows Cap Kissed His Niece
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10. Sharon Carter Was Deemed A Fugitive And Lost Peggy Carter
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She found herself working for the CIA after S.H.I.E.L.D. was disbanded, an organization she would betray by assisting Steve Rogers, Bucky Barnes, and Sam Wilson in reclaiming their equipment from the government in Captain America: Civil War. Oh, and her Aunt Peggy died in the movie. Sharon retreated to Madripoor after the CIA treachery and lived in exile for years, fearful of what the US government would do to her if she was caught.
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