‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Ending and Post-Credits Scene Allegedly Lay Groundwork for Major ‘World War Hulks’ Project

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As a seasoned gamer who has spent countless hours immersed in the Marvel Universe, I can confidently say that the rumors of a ‘World War Hulk’ project are as electrifying as Thor’s lightning bolt! The intricate web of connections and character additions hinted at in ‘Captain America: Brave New World,’ particularly Amadeus Cho, have me on the edge of my seat.

For quite some time now, there’s been ongoing speculation about the possibility of a ‘World War Hulk’ movie, but so far, no concrete developments have been made public. Lately, Mark Ruffalo revealed that Marvel Studios had never intended to produce a solo film for him, largely because of complex rights issues arising from a long-standing dispute with Universal.

Despite not being able to create a solo Hulk film, his character can still develop in various other Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) ventures.

According to well-known expert Daniel Richtman, hints in the finale and extra scenes of ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ seem to be setting up ‘World War Hulks’, all while connecting to the larger storyline known as the Multiverse Saga.

It appears that links to ‘World War Hulks’ and the Multiverse were added in additional shooting sessions, since the initial release of the movie didn’t sit well with focus groups.

Brave New World’ might include a new character – Amadeus Cho, played by Logan Kim – based on leaked plot details online.

1) Amadeus Cho takes on the role as the fourth Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, joining forces with Bruce Banner, She-Hulk, and Red Hulk (Thaddeus Ross). Furthermore, the movie delves into the contest among global powers over the advantages of adamantium.

Several months ago, we explored an intriguing theory proposed by Alex Perez from Cosmic Circus.

As a gaming enthusiast diving deep into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), I’ve noticed an intriguing pattern unfolding. From ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ to ‘WandaVision,’ ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,’ ‘Black Widow,’ ‘Eternals,’ ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home,’ ‘Ms. Marvel,’ ‘She-Hulk: Attorney At Law,’ ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,’ and ‘Secret Invasion,’ it seems like Marvel Studios is subtly setting up a grand-scale conflict – what I’d call the “World War.” It’s fascinating to witness how each project adds a piece to this sprawling narrative puzzle.

The main focus of the plot, subtly unfolding all along, revolves around international issues stemming from an increase in superheroes post-‘Endgame.’ With no active Avengers to fall back on, countries are hastily creating their own superpowered soldiers or squads to safeguard themselves against looming dangers.

It’s clear that there’s strain in various clandestine efforts – France trying to get hold of Vibranium from Wakanda, mysterious U.S. activities, and the Department of Damage Control’s management of supernatural events.

In tales such as ‘Captain America: Brave New World,’ the narrative builds towards a peak as various nations intensely focus on their superhuman objectives. This results in the emergence of their own versions of the Hulk, spreading worldwide.

It seems Marvel Studios is laying the groundwork for a global “World War Hulk” narrative, in which Bruce Banner grapples with his most profound anxieties as various governments create their own Hulks. This struggle might bring back the Savage Hulk and culminate in an epic battle between Banner and a freshly introduced Hulk.

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2024-10-04 12:43