SHE-HULK: ATTORNEY AT LAW Head Writer Says MCU Has Now "Moved On" From Dealing With The Blip Fallout

@Mrtoke - damn. *their loved one

@Cap1 - Oh, you're one lol

@Radders - yeah Marvel doesn’t have the cojones nor the ability to delve into something properly like the blip

@Drace24 - ''All these "Thanos was right" people must be as psychotic as he was''

Yet it doesn't surprise me they would exist. There are for real people thinking Putin is right as well, and that's not even to mention all the conspiracy theorists walking around. People can be quite radical

@Drace24 - I chuckle sometimes too and give a nod to (how ridicilous) some comments about certain global events are.

That said, we know Scott talked about it on a podcast, but other than that I'm not sure everybody even knows what Thanos' intentions were. No one even knew what happened in space (Yelena being a prime example).

@Drace24 - The thing is we saw a glimpse of that in Endgame. If you saw the aerial views of New York you saw boats completely crashed against one another. In Infinity War you saw a Helicopter crash into a building. The chaos did happen. We just saw the aftermath.

@Razorface1 - So pissed that he drank out of a "Thanos was right" coffee mug a few episodes later?

@SonOfAGif - I really REALLY think you are underestimating the blip. No fly zones stop mattering when planes crash because pilots vanished, ground crews vanished or mass hysteria breaks out on board. Globally there are over 100.000 planes in the air at any given time. During the blip almost all of these are doomed to crash, showering the world in 9/11s. And that's just air travel. Every single moving car would suddenly transform into a projectile. This alone will likely kill tens, if not hundreds of millions of people worldwide in just the first few minutes after the blip.

Then panic would set in. Noone would even realize what is happening, just that the world is suddenly going insane and completely falling apart. There would be riots and noone to stop them cuz police and military are suddenly very understaffed. Take that times a hundred after the food has vanished because supply chains have just stopped working. Meaning mass migrations out of destroyed cities into rural areas, essentially forming tribes and fighting for survival against other tribes. No more laws, no more borders, no more government. To think that the US would survive this and even recover in just five years is absolutely laughable! There just is no recovering from this.
(And btw, all of this is still under the foolish optimism that no panicking idiot would launch a nuke in that scenario or that understaffed nuclear facilities would magically not turn hot and showering the world in fallout.)

And no, I don't see how this would be any different for the MCU. What is Stark Industries supposed to do? 50% of its workforce has stopped existing and so has the entire economy so why would anyone still show up for work? I'm sure the Avengers could save some people but what are a handful of people, superpowers or not, supposed to do against the global collapse of every single nation? Including Wakanda btw, which lost its king and princess and therefor its entire royal bloodline. Yes, Ramonda likely took over in that time but she is not of royal blood which should drastically destabilize the country. How are they supposed to help anyone but themselfs?

And I haven't even gotten into the sheer ludicrousness of the idea that the world would just decide to clean up within months after the dusted returned. Even if society had survived these 5 years (which, again, is absolutely ridiculous) the second snap should have just collapsed it again.

Point is: Marvel is wise to not overthink this. It's totally a fascinating subject, but it does not make sense to pursue it within the MCU, which could never again tell a fun superhero story that's not a deeply depressing dystopia about how the world has already ended.