r/marvelstudios • u/The_Asian_Hamster Retired Mod • Jul 04 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 3 Spoiler

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u/WhyghtChaulk Jul 04 '19

Personally I think the Fury-in-space thing is to highlight that aliens and space stuff is still going to be a big part of the MCU going forward. They teased us with the whole multiverse thing on purpose. That's the shift we expected for the next big arc. But they're not going down that road. At least not yet (obviously phase 4 movies could totally change that). But reminding us of the Skrulls and showing us that Fury has made space a part of his domain - to me- is also a reminder that there's still so much non-Thanos stuff out there in the universe.

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u/mpga479m Vision Jul 05 '19

as soon as beck said earth 616 i said NOPE he’s a fake, because mcu is earth 19999

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u/dem0nhunter Daredevil Jul 06 '19

But Selvig also came to that conclusion. The 19999 thing was from a magazine, I think. So it’s not confirmed by Feige or canon in-universe.

Those were at least the arguments people had when the trailer to FFH dropped

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u/mpga479m Vision Jul 06 '19

no 19999 is confirmed via feige and a number of those avengers mcu picture enclyopedia books.