What is the meaning of this, Richards? This article contains spoilers For "Fantastic Four: First Steps".

"Fantastic Four: First Steps" does a lot of things, but except for the introduction of the title of super team, his probably contributing to his scene with medium -sized loans. Here, we see Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby) briefly leaves her son Franklin on the couch as she goes to get a new book for them. When she returns, she is upset to find an intruder: an armored man covered in green, hood and holding a metal mask, kneeling in front of the seemingly unpolluted Franklin.

The man of kneeling is, of course, our first glance at Doctor of Robert Downey Runior. The villain is a key character in the upcoming films of the Rousseau brothers "Avengers: Doomsday" and "Avengers: Secret Wars", here to make an early impression before the front and center moved. Fortunately for fans who may have been afraid of taking over the complex character of MCU, this impression confirms that the latest live accident can be very good in good hands. Focusing on the Comics-Dot of Children with the Children, the scene of the middle loans, he skillfully convinces the viewer that this accident is something very different from the relatively destructive forces of a note of the versions of Jululian McMahon and Toby Caber.

Doctor Doom contains a multitude. It is both peaceful, calculating surveillance and a stormy egomaniac. He rules the entire country, but can be incredibly small, especially to his mismatch, Reed Richards (played in "First Steps" by Pedro Pascal). He can be a good man, a bad man or worst Guy, depending on the story and the day ... but more often, it exists above just classifications (if you ask, at least).

Easy visual marker of his complicated nature is his relationship with children. While the accident could be a "fantastic four" death enemy, he tends to do very well with Richards' children - Franklin and especially Valeria, whom Doom helped deliver and name. They allowed his monologues to Cescipedia, but tend to enjoy his company. DOOM's soft place for children seems to stretch its subjects, as he requires children from the ground to sleep enough. Once, he even adopted an orphan Latverian, Christoph, after seeing his mother died - and made the child an official successor.

The decision to introduce a doctor Doom calmly knelt down to meet Franklin at the boy's level (or, at least, so it seems) instead of facing the camera maliciously or suffocating as a standard villain is an incredibly promising sign of character adaptation. By determining his ability to immediately connect with children, "Fantastic Four: First Steps" sets the foundations for Else Complexes that make the accident such an attractive figure. Until now, Canceled "Avengers: The Strongest Heroes on Earth" boasts the best adaptation of Doctor Doom - But honestly, this unique scene makes me feel that the MCU version has a good chance of leaving everyone else in the dust.