The Tesseract and Scepter Are Infinity Stones
The Tesseract and Scepter, which housed the Space and Mind Stones, respectively, were surprising revelations in the MCU. Their early appearances in the MCU demonstrated unusual powers, turning them into two of the most powerful Infinity Stones in the MCU. This twist raised eyebrows due to the variety of abilities they displayed before their destruction.
Loki (Tom Hiddelston) kneels with the Scepter in the Avengers
The fact that the Tesseract and Scepter turned out to be Infinity Stones was unexpected and added a new layer of complexity to the Infinity Saga. This revelation continues to puzzle fans, especially considering the unique powers and significance they held throughout the MCU.
Red Skull holding the Tesseract at the end of Captain America The First Avenger
She-Hulk Breaks The Fourth Wall
The mind-bending twist ending for She-Hulk: Attorney At Law saw Jennifer Walters break the fourth wall by storming the Marvel offices and facing off against the robot K.E.V.I.N. This unexpected sequence, where Walters demanded an immediate rewrite of the series finale, left fans in disbelief.
She-Hulk Season 1 Finale Jennifer Walters talks to KEVIN
While Jennifer Walters consistently broke the fourth wall throughout the series by addressing the audience, the ending took this meta-narrative to a whole new level. The apparent meta-powers displayed by Walters in the finale continue to spark discussions about her character's potential in the MCU.
A promotional image for the Eternals cast in the mcu phase 4
The Eternals And Their Purpose
The Eternals' true purpose as synthetic beings designed to ensure the Emergence of Tiamut raised numerous questions about their absence during significant events in the MCU. The revelation of their role and the unanswered questions surrounding their inaction during previous cataclysmic events continue to perplex fans.
Despite attempts to explain the Eternals' lack of involvement in critical MCU events, their true purpose and the unanswered questions about their actions during major crises remain a source of ongoing debate and speculation.
The Red Skull Becomes The Guardian Of The Soul Stone (For Some Reason)
The enigmatic twist of Red Skull becoming the keeper of the Soul Stone on Vormir left fans puzzled. His reappearance and role as the stone's guardian raised questions about his connection to the Infinity Stones and the purpose behind his presence at such a pivotal moment in the MCU.
Ross Marquand as Red Skull on Vormir in Avengers: Endgame.
Red Skull's unexplained role as the guardian of the Soul Stone continues to baffle fans, especially considering the lack of clarity surrounding his involvement with the Infinity Stones and the underlying reasons for his placement on Vormir.
WandaVision's Quicksilver Was Actually Ralph Bohner
The reveal that Evan Peters' character in WandaVision was not the MCU's Quicksilver but an entirely different character named Ralph Bohner under the control of Agatha Harkness left fans disappointed and bewildered. This bait-and-switch twist hit fans unexpectedly and sparked discussions about the significance of the character's true identity.
Ralph Bohner (Evan Peters) dressed as Quicksilver in WandaVision
The unexpected revelation about Quicksilver's true identity in WandaVision continues to be a point of contention among fans, with many still grappling with the implications of the character's surprising twist and its impact on the MCU.
Evan Peters as Ralph Bohner and Quicksilver
Ned Has The Powers Of A Sorcerer
Ned's ability to use Doctor Strange's portal-creating sling ring without formal training in Spider-Man: No Way Home left audiences in awe. The revelation of Ned's natural sorcery powers and his pivotal role in the film's plot continues to spark discussions about the character's potential future in the MCU.
Ned Leeds and MJ open portal with a sling ring in Spider-Man: No Way Home
The unexpected twist of Ned exhibiting sorcerer powers in Spider-Man: No Way Home continues to be a topic of fascination and speculation among fans, who are eager to see how this development will shape the character's journey in future MCU installments.
Ben Kingsley Was Pretending To Be The Real Mandarin
The reveal that Ben Kingsley's character in Iron Man 3 was pretending to be the real Mandarin caught fans off guard. The twist, which involved a hapless actor named Trevor Slattery portraying the supposed villain, left audiences perplexed and raised questions about the true identity of the iconic Marvel antagonist.
Trevor Slattery breaks character as The Mandarin in Iron Man 3
The unexpected revelation about the Mandarin's true identity in Iron Man 3 continues to be a point of contention and debate among fans, who remain intrigued by the implications of the character's deceptive portrayal and its impact on the MCU's narrative.
Old Man Steve Rogers Returns
The unanswered question of how Old Man Rogers returned to the Sacred Timeline at the end of Avengers: Endgame continues to perplex fans. Steve Rogers' enigmatic return and the lack of elaboration on the details of his journey have left audiences pondering the mysterious twist surrounding the beloved character.
Old Captain America Avengers Endgame
The unresolved mystery of Old Man Rogers' return in Avengers: Endgame remains a topic of speculation and curiosity among fans, who eagerly await further insights into the character's unexplained journey and its implications for the MCU.
The Existence Of Hela (And Balder)
The sudden revelation of Hela's existence and her unstoppable takeover of Asgard in Thor: Ragnarok raised questions about Odin's silence on the matter. The introduction of Hela and the absence of prior references to her character left fans puzzled and eager for more information about the Asgardian goddess.
Hela (Cate Blanchette) faces Thor and Lokiin Norway in Thor Ragnarok
The enigmatic mention of Balder in Loki season 2, without further exploration of the character, continues to perplex fans. The lack of follow-up on Balder's introduction has left audiences speculating about the significance of his presence and the potential implications for the future of the Asgardian narrative in the MCU.
Wanda Decimates The Illuminati
Wanda's godlike powers in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, which enabled her to dispatch the Illuminati of Earth-838 with ease, left fans bewildered. The twist of Wanda's overwhelming abilities and the swift defeat of the formidable Illuminati members continues to spark discussions about the extent of her powers and the implications for the broader MCU.
Elizabeth Olson's Scarlet Witch snaps Professor X's neck in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
The unexpected twist of Wanda's ability to effortlessly defeat the Illuminati in Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness remains a point of contention among fans, who are eager to explore the aftermath of this pivotal event and its impact on the MCU's cosmic landscape.