This may be boldly bold, but Marvel's film universe, at a philosophical level, kind of contrary to Star Trek. After all, MCC bows at the feet of a powerful freelance military force, which is often collected together to commit acts of huge combat violence. Superheroes live in a parallel world of moral absolute, however, so that we can be sure that the heroes behave heroically. Heroes use their access to Miracle Technologies to build more powerful weapons and upgrade their super-side. They rarely try to improve medicine, restore capitalism, or divert resources; MCC has never mentioned that world hunger was resolved.

"Starwars", meanwhile, takes place in a world of moral pluralism. There are no "heroes" and "villains" in "Star Trek" in the traditional sense of comics (at least not when working with top efficiency), but only people who have different philosophical views. We are constantly testing our morality in "Star Trek" and we are unlikely to use violence to solve problems. The war is anathema. Everyone agreed to give money to serve the greater good. Miracle technologies are used to eliminate the desire, as replicators can create slim air foods and resources, and ships can deliver something anywhere. World hunger is really resolved.

Despite their diametrically contrasting views, many audiences gather on both.

More actors have appeared in both MCU and Star Trek, but one of the most significant stars of both is Anson Mount. Mont is currently playing Captain Pike at Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and playing his role as Black Bollt In "Doctor Strange in MUCH's Multiversum". Mont is also going to know that the head of Mcu Honcho Kevin Feige is a huge fever and he, he, he, As stated in the appearance of a comic (covered with popver)He once introduced Jegie with a special gift "Star Trek". Hegi is, according to official Paramount documentation, the honorary commander of the USS company.

Mount had previously played the role of Black Bolt on the MCC TV series "inhumane", largely ignored a series that few consider MCC's official canon. In "Multiverse of Madness", Mount played an alternative version of the character's universe, and appeared in just a few scenes, but it was an idea of ​​Jaghi to bring the mountain back into the overlap, re -inserting the "inhumants" into MCU. Jaghie seems to mention that he is Trykin when he talked to Mount, and Mount decided to respond with a guard for his new boss. After all, the mountain was the captain of Starfrit most of the time.

As Mount said:

"When Jaghie called me to" Dr. Strango ", he left him to slip that he was a huge fan of" Starwater Trails ", which I didn't know. Open. "

Rebecca Romain is playing commander Una-Ri-rios of "Strange New Worlds", serving as the company's first officer. There is no word on whether Jagie has worn the Starfleet Insignia badge, or if he visited the set of "strange new worlds", but he was certainly moved from the gesture. The third season of "strange new worlds" should debut on Paramount+ later this year. The next movie in Marvel's film universe, "Thunderbolt*,", " It is due to theaters on May 2. As far as everyone knows, no franchise is at the moment to move with the other. Although, how Real NERDS know, It happened in the past.