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Prepare armor, reader: This article contains spoilers “Ironheart” season 1, episode 3, “We are in danger, girl”.
For viewers who have not paid attention to the casting notifications of the announcements, “Ironheart” has fun surprises. At an early stage, Eric André will be published by Stuart Clarke, a technology expert with some serious difficulty in getting the lift to the selected code name, Rampage. Later, we meet Alden Ehrenreich (“Hail, Caesar!” “” Solo: Star Wars “,” Brave New World “), who plays Joe McGillicuddy – the suburban area,” Laugh, loves “nerd that has some funds and connections to maintain a secret bunker.
From the outset, it is clear that something is out of the river for the above reason, as well as that Ehrenreich plays him. While the actor does a great job that describes the river’s humility, nervous system energy and general social inability, it is difficult to shake the feeling that you do not throw an actor with her pedigree – the man once played Han Solo’s crying voice.
Maybe this realizes this, “Ironheart” will not take Charado too long because “We we dart” reveals that the real identity of the river is much more ominous than viewers could expect. In fact, he is Ezekiel Stane, “Iron Man” -smain Obadiah “Iron” Stane (Jeff Bridges), and he has taken on a new identity because he (unlike the general public) knows his father’s superman and wants to avoid the same path. This announcement is a fun and unexpected way to return the Stane family after spending the full duration of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It could also mean big things in Ezekiel, which has the potential to become a major player in the future of MCU.
Ezekiel Stane knows its way around Power Armor
Like his MCU response, Ezekiel “Zeke” Stane’s cartoon version stayed away from the limelight and built a massive weapon. However, the similarities end. Obadiah trained Zeke from two things – an amazing scientist and haters Tony Stark. Zeke is the kind of super wool that sells weapons to terrorists, stays in the shadows and finds ways to get others to make their offer. However, whenever he enters the spotlight, he is not a push. Rather, Zeke technically adds to itself in many ways and has its own technical costume that has improved with an experiment and a (sometimes serious) error. The cartoons are cartoons, he is also sometimes linked to other super wool and, of course, Iron Man himself.
The character is technically a member of the Iron Man’s Rogues Gallery, but it is appropriate for the MCU version Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) has recovered him. In the end, their situation reflects each other in a fascinating way: where Riri sees himself openly as a spiritual follower of Tony Stark as an engineer, but he has no funds to respond to his work, Ezekiel condemns the name of his father on the basis of his collection, as there is clearly money to save. In view of it “Ironheart” wants to be MCU’s response to the legendary “breaking Bad” This is exactly the kind of nuance that the show needs.
MCU has introduced young revenge Left and right in recent years, and Riri is well in that picture. Stane may also fit well, possibly as one of the few with the second generation villain Franchise. It is fascinating to see where his path takes him, but according to the version of his cartoons, his story probably doesn’t like everyone “live, laugh, love” interior for too long.
“Ironheart” is now flowing with Disney+.
