Every Possible Phase 6 Avengers Team Will Make The Original MCU Version Look C-List
Summary
Following the events of 2019's Avengers: Endgame and the conclusion of the MCU's Infinity Saga, the status of the Avengers in the MCU has been unclear. Tony Stark and Natasha Romanoff sacrificed their lives in Endgame, and Steve Rogers retired following his final mission, leaving only half the original Avengers members remaining. This gave Marvel Studios the opportunity to introduce many new superheroes to the MCU, each of whom could take a spot on Phase 6's upcoming New Avengers team. However, the power levels of the MCU have recently been significantly increased, meaning the New Avengers team will be the most powerful the MCU has ever seen.
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Related The MCU’s 1980s Avengers Could Easily Beat Marvel’s Original 6 What If...? Season 2 Episode 2 featured a new lineup of Avengers tussling with Celestial Quill, and proved that they could beat the original 6. Phase 6's Heroes Have Ridiculous Power Levels Close Since the beginning of the MCU's Phase 4 and Multiverse Saga, Marvel Studios has been debuting many new heroes in live-action, some of whom have an incomprehensible amount of power. WandaVision saw the Scarlet Witch increase her potential, while pre-existing heroes such as Doctor Strange, Captain Marvel, Loki, Hawkeye and Thor all saw huge power upgrades as well. While any number of these heroes could rejoin the Avengers in the MCU's Phase 6, they will surely be joined by some of the franchise's newest characters from Phases 4 and 5, and this could set up the New Avengers team to dwarf the power of the original six Avengers members.
Throughout the Multiverse Saga, Shang-Chi has mastered the Ten Rings, the Eternals have made their debut, Shuri became the new Black Panther, Monica Rambeau evolved into Photon, Jennifer Walters became She-Hulk, and Marc Spector's deal with the god Khonshu saw him embrace his gifts as Moon Knight. Any of these heroes could realistically take a spot on the New Avengers team, alongside some of the MCU's most powerful pre-existing superheroes. Add in the likes of Secret Invasion's G'iah, Thor: Love and Thunder's Love, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' America Chavez and Ms. Marvel's Kamala Khan, and the New Avengers team could be shaping up to be insanely powerful.
The Original Avengers Had Power Limits For A Reason![]()
Even though it would surely be spectacular to see this supremely powerful New Avengers team come together in the MCU's Phase 6, this would detract from some of the magic of the original Avengers team. Back in the MCU's Phase 1, the original Avengers came together under the tutelage of SHIELD Director Nick Fury, but they didn't immediately settle as a functioning team. Each of the six original Avengers members were flawed in some way, adding drama and tension to their budding partnership, and this also delivered a certain level of vulnerability, as any one of them could have been wiped off the battlefield at any moment, heightening the stakes.
The MCU's original Avengers team comprised Tony Stark's technologically-advanced Iron Man, Steve Rogers' super-soldier Captain America, the Asgardian God of Thunder, Thor, skilled SHIELD agents Natasha Romanoff, a.k.a. Black Widow, and Clint Barton, a.k.a. Hawkeye, and Bruce Banner, who could transform into the powerful Hulk.
The possibility of a powerful Avengers team in Phase 6 may lack this sense of exposure, as it would be difficult to imagine any supervillain being able to inflict damage on the likes of Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange or the Scarlet Witch. This was perhaps true before, but even more so now, after these three and several other MCU heroes saw huge power upgrades in the Multiverse Saga. It was great to see the original Avengers team use their superhuman powers while also dealing with ultimately being human - an Avengers team including ridiculously powerful heroes in the MCU's Phase 6 may lose this grounded and down-to-Earth feeling.
The New Avengers Will Make The Originals Look Amateur![]()
Forming a team of Avengers comprising some of the MCU's most powerful characters would surely make the powers of the original Avengers members seem inconsequential. Captain America's super-soldier physiology pales in comparison to Doctor Strange's magic, Iron Man's advanced technology would be no match for the Eternals' cosmic energies, and the human Black Widow and Hawkeye are insignificant when compared to god-empowered Moon Knight or martial artist and Ten Rings wielder Shang-Chi. Marvel Studios must be careful not to taint the legacy of the original Avengers team when introducing a new roster in Phase 6, which may be a tall task with so many super-powerful characters at the team's disposal.
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- The new Avengers team in Phase 6 will be the most powerful ever seen in the MCU.
- The increased power levels of the MCU's heroes could detract from the vulnerability and drama of the original Avengers.
- Marvel Studios must be careful not to taint the legacy of the original Avengers team when introducing the new roster.
Following the events of 2019's Avengers: Endgame and the conclusion of the MCU's Infinity Saga, the status of the Avengers in the MCU has been unclear. Tony Stark and Natasha Romanoff sacrificed their lives in Endgame, and Steve Rogers retired following his final mission, leaving only half the original Avengers members remaining. This gave Marvel Studios the opportunity to introduce many new superheroes to the MCU, each of whom could take a spot on Phase 6's upcoming New Avengers team. However, the power levels of the MCU have recently been significantly increased, meaning the New Avengers team will be the most powerful the MCU has ever seen.
Related The MCU’s 1980s Avengers Could Easily Beat Marvel’s Original 6 What If...? Season 2 Episode 2 featured a new lineup of Avengers tussling with Celestial Quill, and proved that they could beat the original 6. Phase 6's Heroes Have Ridiculous Power Levels Close Since the beginning of the MCU's Phase 4 and Multiverse Saga, Marvel Studios has been debuting many new heroes in live-action, some of whom have an incomprehensible amount of power. WandaVision saw the Scarlet Witch increase her potential, while pre-existing heroes such as Doctor Strange, Captain Marvel, Loki, Hawkeye and Thor all saw huge power upgrades as well. While any number of these heroes could rejoin the Avengers in the MCU's Phase 6, they will surely be joined by some of the franchise's newest characters from Phases 4 and 5, and this could set up the New Avengers team to dwarf the power of the original six Avengers members.Throughout the Multiverse Saga, Shang-Chi has mastered the Ten Rings, the Eternals have made their debut, Shuri became the new Black Panther, Monica Rambeau evolved into Photon, Jennifer Walters became She-Hulk, and Marc Spector's deal with the god Khonshu saw him embrace his gifts as Moon Knight. Any of these heroes could realistically take a spot on the New Avengers team, alongside some of the MCU's most powerful pre-existing superheroes. Add in the likes of Secret Invasion's G'iah, Thor: Love and Thunder's Love, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' America Chavez and Ms. Marvel's Kamala Khan, and the New Avengers team could be shaping up to be insanely powerful.
The Original Avengers Had Power Limits For A Reason
Even though it would surely be spectacular to see this supremely powerful New Avengers team come together in the MCU's Phase 6, this would detract from some of the magic of the original Avengers team. Back in the MCU's Phase 1, the original Avengers came together under the tutelage of SHIELD Director Nick Fury, but they didn't immediately settle as a functioning team. Each of the six original Avengers members were flawed in some way, adding drama and tension to their budding partnership, and this also delivered a certain level of vulnerability, as any one of them could have been wiped off the battlefield at any moment, heightening the stakes.The MCU's original Avengers team comprised Tony Stark's technologically-advanced Iron Man, Steve Rogers' super-soldier Captain America, the Asgardian God of Thunder, Thor, skilled SHIELD agents Natasha Romanoff, a.k.a. Black Widow, and Clint Barton, a.k.a. Hawkeye, and Bruce Banner, who could transform into the powerful Hulk.
The possibility of a powerful Avengers team in Phase 6 may lack this sense of exposure, as it would be difficult to imagine any supervillain being able to inflict damage on the likes of Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange or the Scarlet Witch. This was perhaps true before, but even more so now, after these three and several other MCU heroes saw huge power upgrades in the Multiverse Saga. It was great to see the original Avengers team use their superhuman powers while also dealing with ultimately being human - an Avengers team including ridiculously powerful heroes in the MCU's Phase 6 may lose this grounded and down-to-Earth feeling.
The New Avengers Will Make The Originals Look Amateur
Forming a team of Avengers comprising some of the MCU's most powerful characters would surely make the powers of the original Avengers members seem inconsequential. Captain America's super-soldier physiology pales in comparison to Doctor Strange's magic, Iron Man's advanced technology would be no match for the Eternals' cosmic energies, and the human Black Widow and Hawkeye are insignificant when compared to god-empowered Moon Knight or martial artist and Ten Rings wielder Shang-Chi. Marvel Studios must be careful not to taint the legacy of the original Avengers team when introducing a new roster in Phase 6, which may be a tall task with so many super-powerful characters at the team's disposal.[圖擷取自網路，如有疑問請私訊]
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