Some want to defend those who can't defend themselves others seek to use their muscle to carve their own place of importance in the galaxy.
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The series is streaming now on Disney+.Many Soldiers see adventures, raids on enemy strongholds, and dangerous missions as their jobs. Ultimately, it will take the hands of Sam and Bucky to take on these new threats, who have inadvertently enacted the Red Skull's twisted vision.ĭirected by Kari Skogland, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier stars Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Emily VanCamp, Wyatt Russell, Noah Mills, Carl Lumbly and Daniel Brühl. However, the Flag-Smashers would rather tear that down in favor of the world that existed post-Snap, regardless of the consequences.īecause hundreds worldwide share their motivations, they may be a more dangerous version of the Red Skull. This type of enemy would require heroes who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty for the greater good. Captain America's shield inspires hope and the promise of a better tomorrow. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier's core theme is the importance of a symbol and how it inspires people. RELATED: Falcon And Winter Soldier Makes Bucky Barnes Even MORE Tragic However, if Steve has proven anything, it's that so long as someone is willing to stand in the way of evil, that will never happen. The Red Skull may not have outright predicted these new enemies, but he did reveal that there will come a day where the symbols that people stand behind could come crashing down. The Flag-Smashers represent the twisted prediction of the Red Skull taking form and the reason why the world will always need a Captain America. Agent, and there's an uprising of new enemies like, Zemo and the Flag-Smashers, begins. Now, a nation has scrambled to find a replacement Cap in the U.S. However, the moment Steve retired the shield, it inadvertently disrupted society. In a way, he was right by telling the Red Skull that his future wouldn't be seen while he had the shield. When Cap goes into the ice following his battle with the Red Skull, he wakes up in a world that isn't his own, but he still fights for the ideals that he stood for back in the day and gives the world a feeling of hope when they need it most. While the Red Skull idealized a world where he ruled like a God, and the Flag-Smashers want a world that isn't tied to any symbols, both choose to achieve that goal without diplomacy. During their bout, he proclaims, "I have seen the future Captain! There are no flags!" Naturally, Steve pushes back by saying, "Not my future!" However, Red Skull may have been right, as seen with Phase 4's new villains. In Cap's first outing, Steve Rogers faces off with the Red Skull, who has harnessed the Tesseract's power. RELATED: Falcon And Winter Soldier’s New Captain America Is The Ultimate Betrayal What seems most intriguing with this organization's motives so far is that the Red Skull predicted this in 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger. Their motive is to bring the world back to how it was during the Blip and create a unified society without borders through violence. Since his first appearance in Captain America #312, the character has been revisited occasionally, but he's finally crossed over into the world of live-action as a terrorist cell known as the Flag-Smashers. In the comics, the Flag-Smasher is a singular enemy who took on Captain America and the concept of patriotism using terrorist methods. Marvel's latest outing, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, introduced yet another little-known Captain America enemy with the Flag-Smashers. Recently, this has all been thanks to the shows that have been released on Disney+. Agent, some of Marvel's most unexpected heroes and villains have made their way into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 1, "New World Order," now streaming on Disney+.įrom Agatha Harkness to U.S.
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