The Perfect Ant-Man Adaptation

Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes was my first intro to Ant-Man and I'm sure glad it was this version because others are well not great. Of Hank Pym that is, again thank you all of the crazy love and support I am so grateful for you all and hope you enjoy the vid.
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[@tylerbertram7065]

I prefer Hank and Janet's relationship in this show over the comics by making Hank a pacifist who only resorts to violence when he has to and Janet into a hyperactive and optimistic comic relief is the probably one of the best things to come from the characters.

[@bowserbreaker2515]

I'm so glad that we can get a somewhat comic accurate depiction that doesn't have Hank beat his girlfriend.

[@tylerbertram7065]

@bowserbreaker2515 and the fact that Hank (at least during the first season) is very protective of Janet is a very nice touch to it.

[@sonny661yt8]

@@bowserbreaker2515comments like these makes me wonder if people can actually read. Without using that one panel by the hack Shooter, tell me when Hank has been abusive. Aside from the fact that he was having a mental breakdown during that time Hank still never mentally recovered from striking Janet, he also almost committed su*cide over it, hell he only stopped cause someone stopped him. A lot of people will be all for "we need more superheroes to have mental breakdowns" until a superhero has a mental breakdown and is weaponized against the character specifically because people can never bring up another one, it's pretty simple to admit that you have no knowledge of the character or even that run. As much as I hate JS, he didn't even want Hank to strike her on PURPOSE, the artist just took it wrong.

[@bowserbreaker2515]

@@sonny661yt8 Eh, it doesn't change the fact that comic Hank is way too convoluted with his multiple personalities. EMH did it well.

[@sonny661yt8]

@@bowserbreaker2515 not denying that, but it gets me frustrated every time when people try to frame Hank as a wife beater when that’s not the case at all.

[@EthalaRide]

It interesting how they set up his philanthropy as sort of a compensation for his growing *_misanthropy_* that became crystal clear when Ultron was trained on his brain. He was so burnt out by the world and so scared (rightfully or unrightfully so) that his tech would be used to hurt humanity, that he started to... dislike _humanity._

[@arnowisp6244]

You're right. I always thought it was just Ultron Going Heywire but it turns out. It was a way of showing his Growing Misanthropy.

[@ExeErdna]

When you look at how humans act in Marvel specifically they're awful people. Marvel is ironically so advanced yet stuck in modern times that it honestly doesn't make any sense anymore. Like everything is valid yet nothing changes. That would cause anybody to start to hate humans.

[@s4mur4rtist21]

Earth mightiest heroes literally has the best interpretation of every character literally every character is done justice in this show

[@matwu]

It is a very good show and may have done some better than the movies but you could find comics that have done any of these characters better. The show's real strength is that it does so many different characters so well at once.

[@AndreNitroX]

Agree 100%, the heroes and the villains are done so perfectly in this show that to this day they are my favorite versions of the marvel characters

[@tatkkyo9911]

The og slap was an accident and caused by a misunderstanding between writers and artists

[@PedroFerreira-ne3jv]

Shame people found Hank such a boring character that this mistake became a hallmark of the character for decades because it was at least different than normal comic book stuff

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

​@@PedroFerreira-ne3jvPoor Hank never got the help he needed. The Avengers pretty much abandoned him, and writers keep trying to make Hank's mistake a defining character trait.

[@carlbloke8797]

@@DavidMartinez-ce3lpagreed. I always hated that the slap was never retconned

[@soarinpenguinlive6372]

​​@@PedroFerreira-ne3jvIt because lazy writer at marvel continue to bring it back up constantly. Hank has had like 4 arc of him applgizing and trying to be better.The reason a lot of character in comic have no growth is due to writer ruining there growth cause they write them without actually reading there history. Marvel and DC need better editor who will put there foot down on stories when they betray a character growth.

[@cosmicreader1312]

Definitely. I think the movies were just afraid of adapting the craziness of Hank Pym, but EMH adapt that is craziness so well without going too far.

[@GribbleGob]

the movies were afraid of a lot of things tbh.

[@Assasin2]

@@GribbleGobnot really, a lot of comic book stuff is both really dumb and also doesn’t work when you’ve got one movie to do it in. It’s the big reason why you almost never get reoccurring villains, scheduling these people is difficult for one film, trying to get them for as many as possible? Never happening

[@XSilver_WaterX]

Fear becomes obedience. Now when Companies use that...do we have a Geneva-type code for this type of crime?

[@KamenIvvy]

@@Assasin2 Not really, they were afraid of a lot of stuff, a shame, so much wasted potential.

[@ShadowSonic2]

@@KamenIvvy A lot of unfilmable stuff

[@philipansa4568]

I wish they brought back EMH just like they brought Back X men the animated series with X Men 97

[@ryeguy25]

Couldn’t agree more

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

I would rather have a comic book continuation with Chris Yost as head writers so he has more creative control. He did a great job with the tie-in comics. Felt like it was ripped straight out of the show.

[@vullord666]

Kinda annoyed at how they selectively push nostalgia. I'd have taken Wolverine and the X-men just getting a chance to close that cliffhanger with one more season over 97 any day. Or a spectacular Spider-Man continuation now that Disney and Sony are buddy buddy. Or a freaking EMH continuation. X-men is the animated series probably needed it the least but it has more nostalgia.

[@BackyardDuelist]

I just want Silver Surfer, it was done by far the dirtiest out of all the marvel cartoons in the 90's

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

@@BackyardDuelist didn't it wrap up its story?

[@murilosampaio1264]

Considering pym is bipolar, it would be amazing character building to say that the reason Hank is such a pacifist and wants to rehabilitate them is because he himself has gone through mental struggles that caused him to be seen as a bad guy by those around him and probably was around other with illnesses that were damaging themselves and those around them and those events lead to him want to rehabilitate people that probably were in a simular situation that he was once in life

[@jackson3475]

You know, with Hank dealing with those struggles you'd think he'd basically be the Hulk's bestie, they have a lot in Common.

[@Grizabeebles]

It's important to remember that Hank diagnosed *himself* as bipolar and started treating himself with lithium compounds he synthesized himself because he considers himself at least as smart as any of the psychiatrists that he'd met up to that point. That sounds to me like Hank has a deeply ingrained sense of superiority and a grandiose "I alone can fix the world" mentality. No wonder Ultron 5 went bugnuts. Wally Wingert did an amazing job portraying Hank as a man whose voice is perpetually stuck on "condescending".

[@ArcTrooperRod-269]

The way this show handled The Workoholic Tendencies of Hank Pym is so Heart Breaking 💔 Pym underslept, barely eats, misthreat hsi love-ones thinking he would ave the world BUT UNFURTUNATELY his end project accidentally caused so many harm

[@lucas.n.carvalho.artist]

I love the MCU's choice to highlight Scott Lang, but when it comes to Hank Pym, this show definitely gave us his definitive version, and this video showcases it so well!

[@GribbleGob]

I appreciate that EMH had the balls to go through with hank leaving, a lesser show would have made him change his mind when Thor turned out to be alive, but the point stands that even if Thor survived it still happened and he COULD have died, since Ultron was basically a messed up copy of Hank without common sense or compassion.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

Yeah, definitely

[@kyrroti9921]

I love how the show commits to character actions. Especially season 2 where the team disbands and the characters go their own ways.

[@AndreNitroX]

Agreed hank in this show is truly complex because despite being a good man he does not want to be a superhero and once he realizes the avengers don’t see his view he sees no point in staying with them.

[@StephanGraffeo]

"bUt hAnK pYm Is A tErrIbLE chArActEr bEcAUsE hE rEfUsEs tO fIght EvEn thOUgh hE's pArt Of A sUpErhErO tEaM." -The Blockbuster Buster Also, it would be nice if people stopped labeling the 616 Hank Pym as a wife beater, since even the people who worked behind the scenes on that particular issue stated that it was all an error in translation. It's certainly not helped by the matter being brought up during the time when Hank was fused with Ultron a few years back, or the "Look just how edgy we are" Ultimate universe existing.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

Poor Hank. He was having mental health issues and instead of helping him the Avengers turned their backs on him.

[@milkiassamuel780]

I truly love what this show does with Hank Pym as a character since a lot of people associate Hank as a toxic person based on the comics, while yes the character has done a lot of messed up things, that are fairly unforgivable, but Hank in this show is a flawed character, but isn't downright villain or abusive person. Hank tries to help these villains and attempt to rehabilitate them in a more humane way that you don't usually see other heroes do, and despite his noble intentions, thais method won't always work for every villain. They knew that when it came to Hank they had to balance his introverted passive beliefs with his deeply flawed mental state and how we actually sympathise with him and see him struggling after everything that's happened with him especially after Ultron and seeing him lose himself and become Yellow Jacket was sad since weve grown to appreciate his character, even if Yellow Jacket is an identity Hank accepts as who he is now ans its not necessarily a bad thing, just makes him more of a jaded realist but still willing to good and help people.

[@Venxous]

Sums up exactly why I think this is the definitive version of Hank for me

[@MrDj232]

I still kind of hated him in the show. He takes pacifism to such an absurd extreme that he doesn't recognize the value of stopping super powered murderers before they can hurt someone. Sure, he'll put on the suit and punch a Wrecker. But then he'll spend the whole ride back to the mansion whining about how he's supposed to be reforming villains not beating them up. More than once he got in the way and let villains escape because he wanted to talk them down. I can see why this Ultron went nuts when his programming is based on Hank's brain. Also, his absolute refusal to ever admit his feelings for Janet or pay attention to her was infuriating. She's adorable in this series and practically throwing herself at him but the man can't even squeeze out one "I love you" through the whole series. Hulk had a better relationship with Janet than Hank did.

[@KevaughnDouse]

​@@Venxous do hulk development in this show

[@devineggins4]

Imma be honest- majority of the Avengers (especially Tony) have done FAR WORSE things than Hank- can we talk about that??

[@ronsorage78]

the cartoon's version of Janet is super cute.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

Definitely the best adaptation of Janet!

[@AndreNitroX]

Yes I can’t wait for her video

[@AscendtionArc]

He was definitely a stand out of the show and it was definitely a high point for the character. Seriously, that moment when he confronts the Avengers and say "joined to help people, not to punch the mentally ill in the face." that was so novel that it made me kind of love him.

[@alexandrefrauches132]

Glad that EMH was able to adapt Hank Pym. I feel the reason why many people have issue with him isn't bc of the incident where he hit Janet but rather how Marvel treated that event in following years, acting like Pym was always a unlikabe wife-beater instead of man struggling with his inferiority complex (ultimate universe being the biggest exemple). Having Hank being a pacifist that is forced to adapt to the violence in his job was clever idea, and makes Pym fall from grace even more tragic. It also work as harsh lesson for the Avengers, specially Janet. After all they were ones who criticize Pym for trying to being too pacifist and now they have to see their friend become someone they barely know. Wanting to a person to deal with flaws is understantable, but it should never be at cost of the person's positive aspects. There's need to have balance between what person knows and what he/she will learn.

[@sonny661yt8]

Hank was never a “wife beater” to begin with, and people take that out of context a lot. Specially because he was having a mental breakdown when he hit Jan, and he never mentally recovered from it and almost committed suic*de over it and only stopped because someone stopped him. Also adding that JS did not want Hank to hit her on purpose, the artist took it the wrong way.

[@alexandrefrauches132]

@@sonny661yt8 I know. Sadly Marvel just saw the out of context and exploit it, constantly bring this event up in following story that end up creating this misguided image readers have on the character, without the knowloge of the full story and his arc about fall and rebirth.

[@sonny661yt8]

@@alexandrefrauches132 it’s really a shame because his arc of redemption both in this show and 616 is great.

[@MrDj232]

The Ultimates did so much for shock value that I think it overshadows a lot of the actual characters. I don't actually know what Wanda and Pietro's relationship is like in most of their mainline stories. But I do know they went full Lannister in The Ultimates. Hank Pym was a monster in that run. Tony's addictive personality was cranked up to 11. They flanderized these characters so much that it redefined several of them in the public eye.

[@alexandrefrauches132]

@@MrDj232 They also turned Bruce Banner, one the most sympathetic character in comics, into a incel and the Hulk into a horney cannibal. The only characters I felt were likable were Thor and Captain America (in the case of Steve his behavior fits with the time period he comes from. I also appreciate they let Bucky live through the war and become Cap's mentor in the modern day, reversing their dynamic).

[@chatyxd6078]

EMH was really something special. It gave us the best version of so many characters. Here we've got hank pym, janet van dyne is just as good to, this is probably my favorite version of the hulk, and while I love david aja's hawkeye I think this show did a great job of making clint barton a bonafide badass. And for villains at the very least we have the best kang in this show. And these arent the only good characters, there aren't any characters i don't like, but there are probably better versions somewhere. Like the big three obviously, but also characters like Black Panther and Captain Marvel who i like the most in this show but i also havent read any of their comics. Its such a shame we didnt get more of this show, ir that it got the recognition it deserved.

[@AndreNitroX]

Agreed EMH is the equivalent to justice league unlimited both shows made each character A lost to D list seem like real interesting people

[@czms922]

Let's be honest this era of early 2000's marvel shows was soooo good I MISS THESE SHOWS

[@olefredrikskjegstad5972]

Except it's a 2010s show

[@Benjamin-kx6nr]

@@olefredrikskjegstad5972LMAOOO

[@icecreamchief5417]

@@olefredrikskjegstad5972 EMH was the last animated show of the 2000's style of writing and storytelling which people (mostly) prefer. I say this because EMH is followed by Ultimate Spider-Man, Avengers Assemble, Agents of SMASH, and yadda yadda. These shows might have some charming aspects or moments, but they don't hold up as well or can stand the test of time like most 2000's Marvel animated shows.

[@AndreNitroX]

Agreed

[@theimprovedbore550]

Not enough people talk about Hank and Jan in this show, or even just in general... which makes the few times people _do_ talk about them so much better.

[@gamecitysavior2910]

Antman: "Mess with my girl and you're in for a giant azz whooping!" 😂

[@christopherauzenne5023]

I think the aspect I love most about this interpretation, besides literally everything, is that even though (Thankfully) they removed the abuser aspect of the character he still has a dark aspect to him from the beginning. Like not maliciously but there is this nice chipperness to him that is completely unaware of how terrifying he is. Like at the start he kept his villains shrunken in a miniature jail and would pin them under his finger if they go too far or is confused why anyone would be scared of the countless robot aids he has stating “I gave them the heads of ants how is that not comforting”. It’s both kinda funny and really helps show how he could turn to Yellowjacket, like there was a secret darkness to him that regardless of how kind he truly is, was still there

[@Durmomo0]

Hank is a great character for us who feel we are screw ups and like we dont fit in or arnt good enough.

[@michaelagboje4929]

EMH is peak they should bring it back 😭🙏🏾

[@oneovertwo1186]

The existence of X-Men '97 giving me unreasonable amounts of hope for this possibility.

[@kazemizu]

I never understood why Ultron wasn't returned to peace mood after Kang was defeated

[@shadowmarauder6033]

This will be a weird comparison, but EMH Hank Pym is what Beast Machines Silverbolt was supposed to be: a noble man who has a strict moral code & conduct, but is later revealed they do like being a more gray figure. This brakes them mentally and it takes them a while to recover, and even then they don’t do so fully.

[@jjws]

EMH was so good. Shame it got cancelled for an inferior show.

[@simon5143]

Don’t think Hank Pym was ever mentioned as having DID, but they did acknowledge him having Bipolar.

[@Supremmo]

In the first draft of the live action Avengers script, the founding lineup from the comics was the one they were initially going to go with before they went in a different direction. I wish they did keep the comic book accurate line up but Hollywood always has its own ideas.

[@LiliaArmoury]

honestly I wish we'd gotten this ant man on the big screen

[@danielendless]

Bro if he ever hit this Janet, I would've jumped in the TV to run the hands

[@dillbert4084]

EMH had my favorite versions of so many characters. Hank, Janet, Wasp, T'Challa, Carol. They didn't miss with characterization on this show. It's my favorite Avengers anything.

[@rapaz1997]

@@dillbert4084 my favorite version is Hawkeye, dude had charisma and was (at least in my opinion) a leader of the team. He always came in clutch to save the team and he ever recruited the hulk.

[@kamikazelemming1552]

@@rapaz1997 The friendship between Hawkeye and Hulk was easily one of the best parts of the show.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

​@rapaz1997 My first exposure to Hawkeye was in the Next Avengers heroes of Tomorrow movie. While he doesn't acrually appear, you get to know a lot about him through the way others talked about him and the impacts of his actions. Hawkeye from Avengers: EMH matches up perfectly with that version. Capable of surviving a post apocalyptic world. Compassionate and a great leader tha's capable of leading a group of survivors. Would punch Stark in the face and then help him, definitely.

[@bipoc-alypesproductions198]

Im a guy who doesn't usually care about superhero stuff but i really like listening to you talk about it. Good job, your passion is commendable And inspiring. God bless

[@GavinSpace]

by far the best version of ant man we’ve gotten

[@wilmedina8368]

I had hoped back then that Edward Norton would have been cast as Hank Pym. Based on this version of Ant-Man.

[@Dearevanhansen223]

Holy cow you only have 1k followers? This video was great. You got a subscriber my dude. Keep this up

[@ArcTrooperRod-269]

Because He prioritzes Peak animation over the mundane live action projects, Unfurtuantely most people don't, But I'm glad people Like the owner of this channel give the animation the Value it Deserves

[@mr_0n10n5]

I absolutely loved everything about EMH Especially the secret invasion arc.

[@kenj0165]

I would have loved to see what the Squadron Supreme would look like in this art style

[@brigo1744]

I remember watching the ultron arc the most in this show!! It was so memorable. Thanks for the good video!

[@Joseph_Drew_III]

Agreed. I really love a lot of comic stories, but EMH provided THE best Hank Pym, hands down.

[@sheleryshtickproductions7070]

Dude PLEASE keep making videos on EMH, I can’t get enough of these

[@kurumais]

earth mightiest heroes its just so good

[@mdincorporated]

Love this version of Hank Pym too! I miss this show, it had great twists and it was hype to see new characters

[@AndreNitroX]

This is my favorite version of antman too, they even introduce Scott lang in this as well. But hank pym was such a complex hero to me as a kid. He kind of frustrated me with not being willing to join the fight, but now I understand he was a pacifist at heart and always wanted to find a peaceful way to end fights even if it was unconvenventional.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

You know if Avengers: EMH had continued there were some plans tossed around to have the team visit a dark future where Ultron took over the world. This show definitely feels like a prequel to that movie.

[@NightmareproductionsOFFICIAL]

Much more interesting take than the movies I loved him as a Kid.

[@ashleylightheart126]

i remember watching the first episode and hating how Hank didn't want to just beat up and capture the villians

[@sahilhossain8204]

Lore of The Perfect Ant-Man Adaptation momentum 100

[@alexrecrem9094]

This show is why im an ant man fan

[@djandrian7751]

Haven't even watched the video yet, and already knew it was a W take

[@1guess1mafurry]

Correction graviton didn’t break out of prison Loki did he was the mastermind behind the operation

[@Mercuryury]

He delivered! Im loving these videos, will definitely be subscribing to see more!

[@bowserbreaker2515]

I've never been the biggest fan of Ant-Man, so this is easily my favorite. He just keeps getting bad adaptations, except for this show. It still is a little weird though for him to be a pacifist superhero.

[@doodlemight]

Love that you are growing so fast. You deserve it. It's also a great video

[@jayheadley8061]

As much as I secretly like Ultimate Avengers Hank, EMH's Hank is a lot more relatable and more sympathetic. Also love Hank's character development.

[@GreenYetti]

ant man really hit him with the Low Teir God

[@EC-ol8nz]

Hank reminds me of Dr. Daystrom from Star Trek. Ultron is a mix of Nomad and M-5. I couldn't get with Avengers Ultron Movie because they said Ironman made him 😐Totally omitting Antman. As if no one else is smart enough to make a lunatic Robot 🤣

[@diegodreossi1458]

This cartoon make everything right

[@louisvictor3473]

A relationship with an adult Hank that almost feels like teenagers makes sense, considering he is someone who does not have his multiple mental issues completely handled, speaking as someone who might have finally gotten a better handle on their own issues. A thing I really dislike from the.comics is... the fans and "fans." Hank hitting Janet is obviously not okay, but is obviously not okay and unforgivable as an act in itself, but it is also understandable and shouldn't make him unforgivable as a person. He done fucked up, but he also learned and changed.... at least in the well written stories after that one, which was also a good story. But as with many good things in comics, the aftermath is a buncha idiots (including creators, specially creators) clinging just to the most superficial and visually impressive elements, and ignoring all the equally important subtler ones. The story everyone reinforces/remembers is "Hank beat his wife one time, bad Hank bad", rather than "Hank had a really bad time and fucked up so badly he even hit his wife, and then had to learn and grow as a person to overcome that, but his previous poor self control in the face of an overwhelming personal crisis was not without lasting consequences, such as Jan divorcing him for good; let it be a lesson, try as best as you can to seek help early before too late". The later is great tragic storytelling for all involved even if imo it does end up relatively positively given how low it all went, but the constant pushing of the former really hurts uis character.

[@appie4732]

I loved this show as a kid, his progression was the most naturel. His storyline and the skrulls are the once I liked the most

[@michaelzinck5147]

The more I watch your videos the more I realize that you and I have the same Views about this show, Keep it up!

[@Hazmatt4700]

Never watched this show. Your videos on it make it look good.

[@Ikesaint]

Great video man🙏

[@razer6476]

Yes. This version is amazing. He's not perfect, but he is a good character. He has his flaws, all of which make him a better character

[@KingofBeasts444]

I can't wait for you to do all the other characters.

[@MrJhound4]

Absolutely agreeing with this title. EMH made Antman one of my Marvel favorites.

[@soccer4207]

Great video

[@josephroszell]

In a big battle showing heroes from all around the earth they show both giant man and yellowjacket as separate individuals

[@Venxous]

That’s because by the point Hank is Yellowjacket, the Ant-man mantel has been passed down to Scott Lang

[@josephroszell]

@@Venxous was Scott in earth's mightiest heroes?

[@thundojohn2355]

@@josephroszellI think there was a specific episode about the avengers meeting him.

[@einplaysbad]

POOOOKIEEEEEEEE AAAAAAAAA as the number 1 emh hank fan this video is so it yes

[@alexanderkane7586]

Does it seem like a weird coincidence to anyone else that when Hank Pym designed his Yellow Jacket gear, he chose to make it very similar to the gear Janet uses as the Wasp? I'm personally thinking that Hank may have based the gear of his Yellow Jacket persona off of Janet's Wasp to a degree and adapted some elements to suit his preferences.

[@markdarc0448]

This show is why I was and still am incredibly bummed that they gave us Scott Lang in the MCU. Admittedly I dont know much of anything about his comic version but while I absolutely love seeing Paul Rudd and he's incredibly entertaining, this entertainment is without fulfillment. He's a great comic relief and his relationship with his daughter is fine, but it's nothing compared to hank. We dont get to see hank and Janets relationship struggles, we barely get to see Hank being a pacifist and it's basically boiled down to him being a grumpy stubborn old man. This hank is such an incredible character, and with how popular Paul rudds take on the character is, I worry that we won't ever get to see a good hank again, at least for the foreseeable future

[@jefferyquick3280]

It's pretty depressing that the only other Avengers show that treats the cast with respect is the Disk Wars anime from 2014. Think about it: a Toyetic kids anime is more competently written than any of Disney's tie-in shows.

[@LeoCelestial-gq3kk]

Before watching this show, I couldn't care less about Hank Pym. By the time i finished, he was one of my favorite characters.

[@chiranjeevsaikia560]

This show could've easily skipped Hank given his state in the comics back then. Kinda how DCAU did with Hal and Barry. But man do i love it how it instead tackles the problem head on and decided to reinvent Antman and then deconstruct his character. Giving us a compelling arc from a pacifist Scientist to a loose canon vigilante.

[@JanoschNr1]

WRONG, AEMH was THE perfect Adaptation of ALL characters, not just Antman!

[@Venxous]

I ain’t got to the other characters yet chill

[@Lezm]

EMH is fantastic, and Ant Man was way better in it then the MCU, I also loved how they had magic and science combined in Wakanda, The Black Panthers glowing purple weapon was so cool. Never understood some Iron Man moments though, in the first few episodes he literally left Hawkeye behind in an exploding base despite him saving his life a second earlier which is never brought up again, that time when you brought up about Simon and other times that he was a dickhead for no real reason but I’m guessing that’s just stark

[@XxThatGuyOverTherex1]

1:40 People often think they're mature once they hit their 20s, but in reality we're all pretty immature our whole lives. I've seen couples in their 70s act like teenagers.

[@Kira22558]

Cool video.

[@jotheunissen9274]

AEMH was, is and probably always will be the best animated version of these characters and the Avengers as a team Such a shame that it was cancelled halfway through the second season They even did some things better than the MCU, like the slow build-up to the Skrulls, just having it play on the background in season 1 to then becoming the main plot in season 2

[@specterman603]

Great video, love your channel, but also i cant hear the audio in the clips from the show

[@NotShaquib04]

21:10 i mean, he ain't wrong.

[@aliengranpa]

In the 80's i never realized Ant-Man had multiple personality disorder, i just thought he couldn't make up his mind on a superhero name.😂

[@damianstarks3338]

Childhood memories

[@brianjordan3841]

Correction Thor was just conveniently teleported at the same moment that Ultron blasted him

[@Venxous]

I know Thor wasn’t dead but Hank believed him to be and harbored the guilt for that….plus gotta have something for the Thor vid

[@malachihutcherson4604]

the audio of the clips you play are a little quite during the video. you could turn up the volume of these clips or just cut the music out during the parts when you play the clips. Btw i love the video its really amazing

[@fedupN]

7:20 That description of Hank Pym is perfect. That's why this version of Pym is rad.

[@dissonanceparadiddle]

Is amazing how spider man at his best is the best of both Janet and Hank in this show

[@ae_cookie]

best marvel show ever made

[@metal87power]

simon was very very stubborn and blinded

[@Pyromaniac77777]

Great analysis and I enjoyed it, just want to add that a pacifist isn’t someone who doesn’t want to fight. That’s most people. A pacifist is someone who refuses to commit acts of violence under any condition. For a pacifist, morals supersede duties.

[@AszBlaster1802]

It’s all funny and sweet till you remember blob ate wasp

[@ChristianHernandez-yt]

I really wished the MCU took inspiration from this adaptation of Ant-man and Wasp. Scott Lang is cool and all but turning one of the smartest people in all of Marvel and the Scientist Supreme into an aged and retired superhero. My heart was ripped out when I first found out that Ant-man and Wasp weren't going to be in Avengers 1.

[@Mrstobastoba]

The Hank Pym in Al Ewing’s Ant Man miniseries is the only one that holds a candle to EMH’s

[@bigeent.5160]

I like this depiction alot. My favorite is still the ultimate avengers movies ant man. He was just a badass gave me human torch vibes. Maybe that’s just nostalgia speakin😂

[@FothergillMD]

This is very good, but the sound mix is distracting for me. The music sometimes overwhelms the speech.

[@modelgio360]

agreed, too loud for me

[@Kollieprime9]

Idk if Hank and Janet were even a couple in this show, I think it was more a case of them being obviously into each other but Hank was to laser focused on work,

[@zerrierslizer1]

not only was this the best adaptation of Hank, but also the relationship between Hank and Janet as well. also, Janet from this series was my greatest Childhood Crush lol. idgaf if it sounds weird, because she made hot af!

[@drackestalentorgen166]

Other characters have done way worse things and those been retconed and moved on From...look at everything Tony did in Civil War 1....but marvel has an obsecion on keeping that slap and dobling down on crap like the ultimates....Hank desrves better

[@hipstersephiroth3722]

Thank you being so kind all mighty all knowing loving God help me and these people to better understand you amen

[@Zed_Is_Gone]

Great video but it was actually loki who caused the prison break he freed graviton causing everything else Also simon didn't get his powers from zemo and enchantress he got it from aim then he died but enchantress revived him

[@narusas1222]

Will you analysis The Wasp sometime in the future?

[@TheTimothyThibodeaux]

What is the background music you used here?

[@idkwat2put620]

What's the point of putting audio clips in if you're just going to place music over it and lower the sound of the conversation?