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It doesn't matter: The effect and reason behind the choice are the same as if they'd gender-bent the actual Silver Surfer.

The MCU after Endgame has been sad.

Deadpool and Wolverine accidentally killing Kang the Conqueror as a side-gag to explain why the MCU's supposedly next "Big Bad" is no longer the Big Bad would be hilarious, and it'd fit as a good way as to explain why the actor is no longer in the MCU (he got domestic abuse convictions).

Syphilis is a New World disease? Huh, the more you know.

"I have superpowers, colonialist scum!" "I cast sneeze and Black Death! Make peace with your gods, fuckers!" However, humour aside, that'd also work in reverse; New World Diseases could ravage Europe, Africa, and Asia, right?

Bruh, what?

You know, it would've been fucking hilarious if "Super Conquistador" would've burst in then, who's like the Imperial Spanish version of Homelander or Red Son Superman, and then just wrecked everyone's shit and declared himself King. I would've loved to see watchers' jaws drop, lol.

Half of the time they get confused themselves, but they generally follow a trend, not a recipe. The times when they unknowingly contradict themselves can get pretty funny, though.

They gotta fit the narrative they're spinning. Simple.

It's obvious why: The plots behind the episodes were ideologically driven. shrug "Evil Europeans" and all that.

...All sound like utter shit, to be honest.

Yeah, they're probably going to completely change course now.

I'm not the only one who just doesn't give a shit about anything Marvel coming out now, right? My interest waned and died pretty much after Endgame, and even then I was only really curious to see how it'd all end. Disney's/Marvel's just churning crap after crap now to try to keep their molding...

I wish I had your optimism, but I honestly think you're looking at all the good points and none of the bad, which far outweigh the good. Loki has some high points, but it ultimately falls short despite the interesting climax. Also, for setting up the new Big Bad for the Avengers... it doesn't...

I think he's seeing the writing on the wall and is trying to pull back as much as possible. The MCU is crashing and burning, and what used to be a mark of great prestige (to direct an MCU project) is now becoming a reputational "loose noose" that could tighten real soon.

Too daring! That'd be like having a Black guy portray a live-action Tarzan. :p

Unless there's something we missed, it looked like a conventional FTL sort of thing with that ship. I'm a bit baffled that the writers made such inconsistencies and plot holes.

Initially, yes. But then you can also just... hop on a starship and fly from Asgard to Earth. I suppose it's not impossible that Marvel ships have the capability to do this... but that also seems to make the Bifrost somewhat pointless. Everything about Thor has been retconned though. It was...

The Nine Realms, I think, are meant to be different dimensions, with key worlds (such as Earth/Midgard and Asgard) being the anchor stones for the Bifrost/Yggdrasill -- remember that before Odin went all peaceful, he was a conqueror along with Hela; it's likely he invaded those...

It was set-up for a while: In Peggy Carter, there are a few, throwaway bits of dialogue throughout the series about her "having someone at home", which is (later, to us) implied to be Cap, after we thought she met and married someone else. It's always been part of the prime timeline, but it...