The Shocking Skrull Theory That Marvel's Avengers Hid Right Under Our Noses!
Unveiling the Marvel Skrull Theory: A hidden Easter egg on Rhodey's phone hints at a shocking twist, pointing to War Machine's possible role as a Skrull in the upcoming Secret Invasion storyline Prepare to be astonished!
Attention! This article includes SPOILERS for episode 2 of Secret Invasion.
The possibility of an Avenger being a Skrull in Marvel Studios' Secret Invasion has gained stronger momentum due to a subtle detail that may go unnoticed. Marvel Studios is pushing boundaries with Secret Invasion, deviating from the typical lighthearted tone of the MCU. The show elevates the level of violence, showcasing the bloodiest scene yet in the MCU, while also offering numerous unexpected plot twists to captivate both fans and characters alike as the series unfolds.
The uncertainty stems from the lack of certainty regarding the true identity of a character. Secret Invasion centers around the Skrulls' invasion of Earth, aiming to make it their new home following Nick Fury and Carol Danvers' inability to find them a new planet within the promised timeframe of 30 years. In order to achieve their objective, the Skrulls have assumed the roles of influential figures in the MCU. Although the director of Secret Invasion recently dismissed a popular theory about a significant character cameo, another hypothesis suggesting that an Avenger is a Skrull has gained even more credibility.
Rhodey's Phone Is A Big Clue To Him Being A Skrull
There is strong speculation that James Rhodes might actually be a Skrull during the events of Secret Invasion. Among various theories, this character has emerged as a frontrunner to be exposed as a Skrull. Interestingly, a crucial detail in the series, which has largely gone unnoticed, provides a significant clue suggesting that the character is indeed a disguised Skrull. During episode 2 of Secret Invasion, when Rhodey converses with Fury over the phone, keen observers may have noticed that he possesses an Android phone. Although this may initially appear insignificant, the revelation gains remarkable importance due to a certain rule.
During an interview with Vanity Fair back in 2020, it was divulged by Knives Out director, Rian Johnson, that Apple has a strict policy prohibiting villains from utilizing iPhones in films and television shows. Taking into account this regulation and the conspicuous display of Rhodey using a non-Apple phone in the series, Secret Invasion might be subtly hinting at the true identity of
Why War Machine Makes Sense As Secret Invasion's Hidden Skrull
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Given his extensive history in the MCU, Rhodey's revelation as a Skrull would undeniably send shockwaves throughout the Marvel universe. Secret Invasion, the story upon which this TV series is based, heavily relies on surprising comic book readers by exposing beloved Marvel heroes as hidden Skrulls. While Secret Invasion may have a narrower scope compared to its comic counterpart as a TV series, uncovering Rhodey as a Skrull would come closest to replicating the impact of the original comic event within the MCU.
