As can be seen, the spray image is the same for both posters, which have a spirit in the back, Jelena in the upper and red guardian of the upper right corner. Usagent turns his shield from the left, and Baki screams in the middle. Taskmaster, in a full face mask, is from the lower right. Taskmaster also breaks a sword through USagent's shield, causing sparks to fly. The image is intended to reflect interpersonal conflicts and the team's tendencies towards violent quarrels.

In Disney's image+, Taskmaster has been completely deletedAnd a solid, smoking, action film wallpaper, as it is replaced by a high-ground field of yellow. It can also be noted that the Taskmaster's sword is also absent, with Usagent facing a threat outside the image instead. Iousbopitous, both Jelena and Baki lack their guns, holding their hands in firearms with free -floating firearms, hands empty. Can be reminded of The art of Rob LefeldWho has had trouble drawing guns in the hands of people.

It also seems that the red guardian's knife was cut on the edge of the screen, making him look like he was in the middle of the handle, not preparing to stabbed.

"Thunderbolts*" is rated with PG-13, and while its tone can be more difficult than many other brighter, more colorful movies in MCU, he is no longer or less violent than his predecessors. It is abopite that Disney wants to make the film look less violent than it is. The characters are assassinated, mercenaries or government super agents, and some of them use traditional firearms to accomplish their violent tasks. Uncomfortable removing the Disney Poster+ does not change the contents of the film. It simply makes the film look less rough.

Of course, much of the "Thunderbolt*" is what is a hero ... is rough. Weapons expertise, the film claims, is not "cool", but painful. Thunderstorms hate being good at their jobs. In this case, the display of guns is appropriate.