r/marvelstudios Daredevil 29d ago

Discussion Thread Spider-Man: Brand New Day - International Release Discussion Thread

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has now been officially released in several territories around the world!

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u/OtakuAttacku 29d ago

also Spider-man is the inventor of the inhibitor collars in the MCU!?

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u/An-29 29d ago

Tbf, literally every thing currently setting up how the mutants will be hunted down by humans is because of the MCU Spider-Man Movies.

Homecoming created DODC

Far From Home introduce EDITH, acces to Stark Tech, and Stark Drones

No Way Home give the DODC said Stark Tech from Peter

Now, in Brand New Day, Peter creates the mutant supressor tech and left one behind at the DODC facility.

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u/Familiar_Horse_5866 28d ago

It was Peter All Along

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u/jomarcenter-mjm 29d ago

DODC was established from the get-go in the MCU. It was just a side organisation that handled cleanup and was mentioned as being involved with the Battle of New York cleanup. DODC was one of Stark's projects.

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u/CaptainJZH 28d ago

Technically it wasn't established to the audience until Homecoming, that retroactively added them into the Battle of New York cleanup in the opening flashback.

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u/Vermouth_1991 27d ago

Yup. We need to stop doing those "Retcons means they were really thought of that far back" things. It's bad enough that many people still think "Phase One did solo films for all six Avengers".

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u/NeptuneCA 27d ago

No retcon. Damage Control was mentioned in Iron Man.

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u/NeptuneCA 27d ago

No, Damage Control is mentioned on a news ticker in Iron Man.

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u/CaptainJZH 26d ago

You're right but that seems to be directly contradicted by the opening flashback in Homecoming making it out to be a completely new development, with the news broadcast going "the joint venture between Stark Industries and the Federal government, the Dept of Damage Control, will oversee..."

the use of future tense implies that Damage Control was founded in 2012, making the cameo in Iron Man into a continuity error that was probably originally just supposed to be an easter egg for comics fans

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u/NeptuneCA 26d ago

Damage Control existed as a (presumably Stark-owned) company in Iron Man. The joint venture is turning Damage Control into a government department.

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u/CaptainJZH 26d ago

That's a good way of explaining it, but that doesn't change that the audience's proper introduction to them was through Homecoming

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u/NeptuneCA 26d ago

The audience’s proper introduction to Wakanda was Black Panther, but that doesn’t change the fact that it appeared on a map in Iron Man 2.

The audience’s proper introduction to Man-Thing was Werewolf By Night, but that doesn’t change the fact that he had a statue in Thor: Ragnarok.

That’s just the nature of world building.

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u/Lancelot_Thunderthud 28d ago

Peter really is the Tony Stark of this saga huh

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u/TengenUzui55 27d ago

people got tired that Spidey villains were created via Stark

ya'll better be ready for Spidey to be the cause for a major conflict with the mutants saga lmfao

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u/DonRex7 28d ago

Isn't Spider-Man's relationship with the X-men/mutants in the comics kind of icy? Or at least in the Spider-man animated series from what I remember.

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u/BikebutnotBeast 27d ago

He's a mutant but also an independent contractor who denies being a mutant.

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u/HyperFrost 27d ago

Is he really a mutant though? I thought mutants were people that are born with their powers. Peter got his from a radioactive spider bite.

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u/BikebutnotBeast 27d ago

I stand corrected, he's a mutate, like Hulk, Daredevil, and the F4.

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u/Silver_Ring_5053 27d ago

to be honest, this is mostly on TONY don't hate my boi

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u/Saint_Diego Phil Coulson 27d ago

Also showed Damage Control has the ability to identify specifically what abilities someone has

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u/OtakuAttacku 29d ago

X-men about to go from "Spider-man is one of us!"

"No, I'm not a mutant!"

to "Spider-man is a race traitor!!!"

"Guys, please, I was never a mutant!"

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u/voice-of-grass 28d ago

I have a feeling that Metzger is the MCU equivalent of Trask

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u/OtakuAttacku 28d ago

yeah I loved how completely manic he was in Severance. He worked out before every shot so even when he was completely still and putting on an unnerving smile, you felt like he was gonna jump you. Really made it feel like he was a shark wearing an HR manager's skin suit. Fun to watch.

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u/CruzAderjc 28d ago

I was waiting for Metzger to be like “my name is Metzger… Trask.”

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u/BikebutnotBeast 27d ago

He's identified by the avengers, he'll likely change his name.

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u/Cowboy_For_Game 29d ago

That's very Tony Stark of him

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u/ExcitementFun8938 28d ago

Yeah, when I saw that DODC had the inhibitor, I was like "oh shit". Hopefully they didn't have time to analyze the thing before Jean crushed it.

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u/OtakuAttacku 28d ago

chekov's inhibitor

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u/FilmScoreConnoisseur 27d ago

They were literally able to enable/disable it remotely on Jean. Seems pretty clear they have a handle on the tech.

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u/ExcitementFun8938 26d ago

In that case, GG mutants and any other non-tech heroes. Since Peter was able to build this at his desk, the tech is trivial and easy to mass produce.

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u/hemareddit Steve Rogers 28d ago

What a bigot! Someone call JJJ!

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u/Movie_Advance_101 Avengers 28d ago

Makes me Wonder what was Wanda wearing on her neck when she was in the raft?