In 2012, the world was not only introduced by the avengers of Marvel's film universe, but also on their seats. The rise of Manhattan, once known as Stark Tower, was then called the Avengers Tower. By the end of the "Avengers: Ultron's Age", however, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Runior) redirected one of his company's warehouses into the complex that houses the strongest heroes on Earth through Avengers: Endgame. But What happened to the original database of the avengers After it was closed?

It turns out, went out to the market and the gray Contace Allogran de la Fontein on the Iaululia-Louis Drayfus was the lucky buyer. All the promotional material for Marvel's upcoming antichroad team experienced "thunderstorms*" Both fountain and the title team will spend a lot of time in the film in the newly renovated Tower "Avengers". Now, thanks to EmpireWe have learned that Fountain Given gave the building a new name, and that's evil: The Watchtower.

Speaking of Empire, the Thunder*"director Akeejk Schreer also hinted that changing the tower to ownership signals a darker future before:

"We know what that tower means (...) teasing some of the things that come. Who is the person you would like to own that tower, that means so much to so many people? Can you use it as a symbol of things that go darker?"

To be sure, when he was occupied by the avengers, the tower was standing over the New York City as a beacon of hope, assuring the masses that the strongest heroes on Earth saw them over them. In their absence, however, now falls Thunderbolts (a group consisting of assassin, soldiers and more) to build their inheritance.

Anyone who has ever watched a MCC movie knows that Stark did not always make the best decisions in life. At the same time, you knew, at least, his actions were an attempt by his part to respond to his destructive past with strict industries and supports his image as an IRONEAL man. In the same way, the Avengers Tower physically represented the idea that Shield Director Nick Hurry (Samuel L. Acksehson) brought Tony all the way in 2008.

Fontein, on the other hand, has a very different agenda in anticipation of the destruction of the "Avengers" compound (and the notion of the original avengers with it). Ever since her inaugural MCC in "Sokol and Winter Soldier", it's hard to say If fountain is extremely more than force for good or evil. So far, the whole character is really proven that her interests lie with the deficiencies of people she can control and manipulate, including Jelena Belova (Florence Pug), Baki Burns (Sebastian Stan), Red guardian (David Harbor), US agent Johnon (Taskmaster Johnon).

So far, Fontein seems to be essentially MCU to Amanda Valer's Valer Davis in the DC Universe - a strong government official who collects a bunch of violent, traumatized apostates to combat "for greater good" under its conditions (and a suicide bomber). Name like Watchtower Safe image image of eagle eyes surveillance, but we're certainly too hard on fountain ... right? I will just say whether her own superhero team proves that it is rough, a darker version of the avengers or something far more slow.

"Thunderbolts*" will be in cinema on May 2, 2025.