r/shield

GUYS IM SO SAD I FINISHED IT 😭😭😭 season 7 was really good to me and i felt like it was a good end to everything especially the last scene at the end! it took me everything to not cry! im so sad its took me this long to start the show but i have finished it in around 2 months soooo that probably shows how much i love it (as someone with short attention span) 💗💗 BUT HERE ARE MY RANKINGS FOR THE SEASONS

1. season 6

2. season 4

3. season 7

4. season 5 or season 1

5. season 2 and 3

altho season 2 and 3 are the bottom for me they are still SUCH GREAT SEASONS (showing how good agents of shield is) please lmk ur rankings as well and ur thoughts when u first ended the show 💭 (i need to cope with my post-aos-depression ☹️)

*Season 5 spoiler alert*

If >!Fitz didn't die and the team managed to save the Earth and everything!< ,would we have >!2 versions of Fitz living in the same universe?!< Like daamn, how would that even work

I'd also like to say that I don't understand how could >!Jemma be with the other version of Fitz.!< Ik some people are gonna tell me that time travel works that way, that it's a different universe only if you change something but that makes no sense to me. As far as I know, in marvel (so in Avengers too) time travel is showed as something that doesn't exist and the only thing similar to it is traveling to another universe. So when they first came to see >!the Earth broken in pieces!< etc it was already another universe if you ask me. So Jemma should've known that >!The Fitz that traveled 70 years to them is actually not their Fitz but another one.!<

Saw this list on IG. We did mostly Shield and Romanoff. Thoughts?

10. Daisy Johnson

11. Nebula

8.Valkyrie

7. Yelena Belova

8. Xu Xialing

9. Bobbi Morse

10. Okoye

11. Gamora

12. Natasha Romanoff

13. Melinda May

As the title says Erick Voss from new Rockstars says AOS is cannon. He then goes on to talk about how that discussion has been overwhelming the number one topic from viewers requesting it. It seems clear we're going to get something about the show mentioned in the movies soon. I'm guessing secret wars but maybe doom? What are your thoughts on this? Lmd coulson?

Just finished Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D... I watched a couple of episodes almost every day for the last couple of months(haven't Slingshot series yet). What a journey it has been. The end of the last episode was honestly too emotional. I didn’t expect to feel this attached to the characters, but now I feel really close to them.

The actors portrayed their roles so well that it almost feels like saying goodbye to real people. I know there were some bad episodes here and there, but right now I don’t even remember those. I only remember the good moments.

Coulson is really the reason this show even existed. Everyone loved him in Iron Man, Iron Man 2, and Thor, so they had to bring him back even after killing him in the movies. And honestly, I’m glad they did.

For the next few days, all I’m probably going to do is watch their Comic Con panels, table reads, and behind the scenes videos.

Many beloved, slightly cheesy, shows have come and gone. I'm no longer subscribed to Legends of Tomorrow, The Magicians, Flash, Arrow, Daredevil, etc., etc., etc.

I haven't re-watched AOS in years, either.

So why am I still subscribed?

Any help you can provide will be appreciated.

tl;dr: why can't I quit you?!

imo, of course

Pour moi, l’adieu des espions, dans le bar, pour Hunter et Bobby, ou chacun leur tour, ils lèvent leur verre à leur santé et s’en vont, discrètement, sans adieu officiels…😢😭

After watching all seasons of Agents of Shield (Although I know it probably is not canon anymore, at least not on the current MCU timeline or multiverse), I am trying to connect the dots between AoS with MCU.

It is known that HYDRA was created as a religious group awaiting the return of its God or savior, Hive, from the alien planet where it is trapped. And according to Arnim Zola in "Captain America: The Winter Soldier", from his perspective, "HYDRA was founded on the belief that humanity could not be trusted with its own freedom. What we did not realize was that if you try to take that freedom, they resist. The war taught us much. Humanity needed to surrender its freedom willingly. After the war, S.H.I.E.L.D was founded and I was recruited. The new HYDRA grew. A beautiful parasite inside S.H.I.E.L.D. For seventy years, HYDRA has been secretly feeding crisis, reaping war. And when history did not cooperate, history was changed. " and "HYDRA created a world so chaotic that humanity is finally ready to sacrifice its freedom to gain its security. Once the purification process is complete, HYDRA's new world order will arise.".

So, there are total of three stage/version of HYDRA:

1. Religious: to serve Hive, controlled by Malicks
2. Scientific/Military: use technology to rule the world, controlled by Red Skull
3. Parasite: use politics and fear to rule the world, controlled by Zola/Pierce

Since it was given that the religious version is more ancient, is it possible that their agents influenced Johann Schmidt to go to find the tesseract and try to use it to bring back Hive?

Also, Abraham Erskine (the person who invented the super soldier serum) said the Johann Schmidt "has become convinced that there is a great power. Hidden in the earth. Left here by the gods.", and that's why Red Skull want the serum. Would this be actually referring to aliens like Inhumans and Hive, instead of the tesseract?

Personally I would pick Fitz’s season 5 psychotic break and the twist of the Doctor being him all along and not a fear apparition.

Ward’s betrayal is an obvious pick, or maybe Skye getting her powers and becoming Daisy.

EDIT I’d also die to see the time loop episode in season 7 directed by the brilliant Elizabeth Henstridge. Might be the best episode of the series.

is it jus me or i REALLY REALLY LIKED SEASON 6 ALOT!! i feel like it was really well developed and as a melinda may stan i felt like we really got to delve into her relationships with each of the team members. i was really bummed that we only had one season to see that (im at S7E3 now). but i feel like they really showed her arc in this season really well and in general this season is really good to me but i wanted to know if other people had other opinions? my favourite scene was jemma and fitz reacting to may being stabbed because even tho it was short it really highlighted their undeveloped relationship because i think may really treats fitz simmons as her kids as well but only her mother-daughter relationship with daisy got focused on (I WISH THEY HAD MORE SCENES OF THE MOTHER RELATIONSHIP SHE HAD W FITZSIMMONS THO idk if its jus me) BUT LMK UR THOUGHTS ON SEASON 6 😝😝

I just finished Season 4 and its so amazing. Aida goes from just being a normal boring voice assistant too an Android. Then she reads the DarkHold and becomes slowly corrupted by it. Then she imprisons everyone in Shield inside the Framework and gets Fitz to turn her into a real human being with tons of Inhuman powers. Once she becomes human she becomes an unstable god. She has almost all the inhuman powers except for maybe Hive's mind control powers and the only thing that can even hurt her is Ghost Rider. Ghost Rider is my favorite character of the whole series I wish he still showed up after Season 4. Im at Season 5 and the Kree are pretty dangerous, but Aida is still so far much more dangerous.

She and Radcliffe go from being villians whose only ability is super intelligent and manipulation too becoming a God