Aside from the bad guys who were purchased from existence or died of horrible deaths, some villains of Marvel's film universe simply ended up being behind bars. To control them, these threats to society and superheroes have been sent to the raft, a prison in Supermax planted a slap in the middle of the ocean only from the island of Riker. It was first introduced in Captain America: Civil War, when those who opposed the contracts with Sokovia were gathered and marked in fancy prison strands, just to be quickly broken by Steve Rogers (Chris Evans). Since then, we have seen that some real fever of the law have been trapped on that rock without any way unless one gives preference. But MCU is a big place and following the events of Captain America: The Brave New World ", the object only becomes more crowded.

From unsuccessful politicians to manic war criminals, the raft has so far had a fascinating list of passengers' guests-so much that we will soon hope that a prison break will appear so that we can see these non-made outdoor boards. If they escaped, that would only mean more chaos, calls for action from their oaths enemies and further crossing streams in areas that fans would never expect. For the time being, let's take a call for who is currently closed in the raft and probably won't see the Earth soon.

Following his public, Gamma-Hazelail in Captain America: The Brave New World "," Tadeus "Thunderball Ross (Harrison Ford) has done noble work by accepting defeat and recognizing that it is a threat to the public as a new red Hulk. At the end of the film, we learned that he voluntarily surrendered to be closed in the raft, confirming that although it might have been transformed into a monster, the man beneath him knew what decisions should be made.

But while Ross can have a future behind bars, he won't say how long it will last. When the Red Hulk debuted in print, he was a very new enemy for Hulk to swing his powerful big fists before becoming another anti-hero of different in the Marvel Universe. In addition to becoming part of the team named after him (thunder), Ross even spent a short shot as a vengeful. Having that in mind, there is a chance that The best part of the "Brave New World" It can be returned, and the man behind the miracle monster and the former commander is everything about it.

Asked if he would be ready to pull into the divided shoes of his monstrous alter-ego again, Ford said (Via Gamesradar), "I hope he can come back. I hope (there is a story in which he can develop into something other than the red hulk. I think we have the capacity to move to the form between Hulknes and Humanity, but it's not really my department." Here's hoping to consider Ross's prison time soon.

While Ross can take the noble approach by keeping away from society, a man who really deserves to be in a deep, dark hole in which he finds himself is a super genius Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson). After organizing all the trouble that made Ross see the red in the "brave new world", Sterns surrendered, declaring himself the hero in the twisted game he created for himself. In The post-credit sceneSterns has been found to be sent to the raft with Ross, where he hints at battles that are in advance for both Wilson and other heroes who are ready to face a new threat to a famous person in "Avengers: Doomsday".

Even so, being brilliant evil intelligence suggests that the only reason Sterns is sent to the raft is because he wants to be there. During the "Brave New World", the villain known in comics as the leader passes most of the film pulling wires, ensuring that everything goes according to his malicious plan. Having this in mind, there is a chance that his plan will include his possible arrest and time maintained in the repair facility that is lost at sea. Maybe there is a chance for Sterns to become a revolt leader or get rid of himself to cause more chaos in the future? With MCU now the home of three hustle (and loved with Scar)Sterns could show his huge head on the line. Let's hope it will not last 17 years before he.

Perhaps one of MCC's biggest villains is the one who also enjoyed a short moment of freedom after being expelled from a prison by two strongest heroes on the country. Realizing his entrance and became the number one enemy of Wakanda after the events of Captain America: Civil War, Baron Zemo (Daniel Brhl) got short fresh air when he was forced to work with Sam Wilson and Baki (Sebastian Stan) during Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

However, his time back with society was short -lived, because after negotiations with Dora Milaye, Baki sent Baron to the raft, where he was due to continue his sentence without the date of publication of the cards. The initial theory was that the former decorative juices hero would end up running "Thunder" as he does in the comic books, but as that film approaches, there are still no signs of him, which is disappointing, especially since Brichl is eagerly awaiting the image of MCC.

Talking to Rant on the screen In 2024 "It's good for me, I can wait. I'm a very patient man, "the actor said. "And who knows, I think, I'm not dead yet, I am very convinced that I will be back." Well, he may be out of order, but he's right.

Now, when "Daredeville: Born again" it seems to clear the dark waters linking Netflix shows with MCC, which includes other street heroes that made up their defenders and, more importantly, the villains who came with them. In the case of Luke Cage, a villain who proved to be a problem was Willis Striker (Eric Larrey Harvey), who, even after receiving a stronger lawsuit to take over the power of Harlem, ended up being ousted and found in a closed supervisor. Discovered to be the half -brother of Luke Cage (Mike Colter), Striker, Aka Diamandback, he tried to shape our boyfriend Luke for a series of murders, only for the blender to set the record straight and bring a striker to the process.

Unfortunately, like any other character in the Netflix/Marvel shows, there is no confirmation of whether Diamondback would return to MCU, given that his half-brother who wants a yellow shirt has not been confirmed to make a comeback. However, as it can, everything that lasts is a swing of a very specific raft to confirm that the striker is waiting to get a certain repayment.

Poor Trish Walker (Rachael Taylor). It is one of the few residents in the raft that began with the best intentions before it all went away. After her half-sister Esseson (Kristen Ritter) has attracted all the attention, as a private super-attack investigator, Walker, tried to donate superpowers in the third season of the Netflix show, Essesus Onesons. The results did not go as he hoped, however, as Walker took over the alias to Helkat and quickly colored the name by getting murderous tendencies and forcing Onesons to bring down the last remaining entrance of what the family left.

By the end of the third season, it has been confirmed that Walker is heading for the raft to live among the worst of the worst in isolated area, without a promise of release or a bright future of recovery. Of course, since Matt Murdoch earned a second chance with Disney+ other heroes and the characters surrounding them could attract just as much attention at a later date. So far, however, Hellcat is good and truly tightened to further reporting, without the conviction that her rehabilitation will work and she will not go to another round with her dear sister, Eses.