"Infinite Possibilities: What If...? Season 3" (what if...? s3) (雷雷雷-警告)
Thought the Observer Was a Monk But Turns Out to Be a Berserker!!!
Season 1
This season's structure - Each episode led by the Observer introduces a variant character from a parallel universe in a quasi-anthology format, followed by Infinite Ultron breaking the parallel universe to hunt the Observer, then gathering the previously introduced characters back together.
It can be said that it's a beautifully crafted storytelling technique and visually appealing.
Season 2
A lot of segments redraw the previous Marvel movie series, characters are very disposable and meaningless. This season mainly promotes the Indian girl and Captain Carter, and finally brings back the redeemed Doctor Strange from last season to turn him dark (a ruined character arc), followed by Captain Carter bringing all the Marvel artifacts
It probably just caters to feminism, with a lot of disposable and meaningless characters just passing through...
Season 3
Featured characters - Agatha (probably well-known from the show), Red Guardian, Winter Soldier, Shang-Chi, Female Hawkeye, Red Cloak, Female Iron Man (probably laying the groundwork for upcoming characters), which can be understood.
In the last two episodes, Captain Carter appears again (you showed up again), Duck Girl (the fur color is completely different, who recognizes her), Storm Girl Thor (if the promotional previews didn’t spoil it, it would be touching, but it’s ruined, and she’s just a supporting character...)...
The main premise is that the Observer gets captured (Observer? Who is he? Not popular), and finally the Observer's boss transforms into a Golden Saint Seiya version of the Observer (thought you were a monk, but turns out to be a berserker), and everyone upgrades to participate in a Dragon Ball-style battle, and then it ends... The ending quickly shows a lot of disposable variant characters so fast that you can’t even see them clearly...
The earlier anthology episodes were interesting, but the latter part is forgettable, like they are desperately pushing unfamiliar and unpopular characters... In fact, it would have been much better if a parallel universe Loki appeared in the latter part...
#The Previous Season's Villain Can Only Wash Dishes in the Next Season
#Thought the Observer Was a Monk But Turns Out to Be a Saint Seiya
#Can Instantly Eliminate Thanos, Ultron, Eternal, and All Celestial Races
#Observing the Observer Becoming a God, Is There an Observer Observing the Observer?
#The What If series Has Turned from the Fun of Imagining Variant Characters in Parallel Universes to a Closed Loop of Marvel
#A Viewer Watching the Movie