This weekend, a new team of Marvel Misfits will come together (as much as some may not want to want the idea) to form the "thunder*" and the chances for them to tear MCU new. Made by assassinators, thieves and former sleeping agents, they are certainly a force to be considered. Well, besides Bob, maybe.

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One character that the leadership of the film was only briefly alluded to is Bob/Robert Reynolds, also known as Sentiri (Played by Luis Pulman, who replaced Steven Jun after splitting in ways with the project). Designed to fill the gap left by the "Avengers", which have not gathered since the events of "Avengers: Endgame", Sentiri is a super power that comes out of control, leaving the title to gather and try to stop it. But what kind of force they go against, and how much of the original power of the comic Sentirs takes place in MCU?

Well, similar to his comic bookstation, there really is not much bob can't do, and that's why it's something to be afraid of here and go ahead His eventual re -appearance in "Avengers: Doomsday" And whatever side, it will be when we unite with him. Look, our boyfriend Bob is a complex colleague with more sides, one of which would advise you not to come face to face unless you are satisfied with the starvation in the gap.

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Debiting in his 2000 comic book, Sentiri was a superhero that had all the basic but equally brilliant capabilities that all standard superheroes have. Blessed with super force, speed and flying opportunity, Sentiri felt like Marvel's response to Superman's DC. He was simply unstoppable and with his transition to Marvel's film universe, things have not changed.

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In comics, Sentiri is thought to be against some of the most powerful entities in the Marvel Universe. Going to toe to toe with the likes of Thor, Hulk and Doctor Doom, there was even a brutal and unforgettable example where Bob rose against Ares, the God of war and tore the deity in half. Over time, Sentiri even revealed new forces that he initially does not possess, including moleculalization, giving him the power to change objects to the molecular level, and the psychia, which enables him to manipulate the reality itself.

The film version of the character is described in the film as "more powerful than all combined Avengers", and has so far developed super strength, speed, the opportunity to fly, potentially some extra-sensory perception where it can predict where Ghost will stages in and out of sight and apparent impermeability. But if his comics colleague directs the way to the live version with action more Powers, it can be found at the main place on the battlefield for "Doomsday". The only concern is whether he will be able to keep control, as, as powerful as Bob can be, another presence in it poses an even greater threat. Haunting bob's subconscious and just itching to get out is Darker alias on bob, gap, bent to cause chaos and disaster with ordinary thought.

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With characters like Norman Osborne, Bruce Banner and Mark Spector, the Marvel Universe is full of characters with divided identities, and one of the worst is Bob Reynolds' unused alter-ego, the gap. Sentiri's counter -person, the gap suffocates Bob when he takes it, attracting it to the path of destruction that, if not restrained, can destroy the universe. Its history is as dark and mysterious as the threat he represents, since the comics, alluded to the fact that the gap may be present on about 1600 BCE. And it can be very good to be an angel of death before locking the Bob. Such a title is appropriate, as one of the highest works of the comic book gap killed more than one million civilians in Manhattan.

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As we have already seen in the trailer, Black shade definitely appears in "Thunder*", Seemingly, to use people from existing in a way that even Thanos can be impressed. How will the discharge of the opposing identities of Bob, whatever the dangers, of our heroes when they return to "Avengers: Doomsday?" Let's hope that Victor von Home did not find a way to catch them.

"Thunderbolts*" is now in cinemas.