What If Spider-Man Was On Captain America's Civil War Team?

[@cbr]

Do you think we'll see Spider-Man team up with Captain America in the upcoming Avengers movies?

[@summertime6785]

🤞Let’s hope so.🤞

[@alvincaga2402]

Probably since 3000 is ded

[@andrewpagarigan5400]

I mean the "New Captain America" / Falcon for me it's maybe

[@HabibHasan110]

Oh yeah man. Let's hope it happens 🤞

[@angryb0325]

Hopefully

[@sthbmc5963]

I mean, philosophy wise, he was. Peter’s whole given reason for being a hero is exactly the argument Cap was making; “When you can do the things that I can, but you don’t, and then the bad things happen…they happen because of you.” Peter only aligned with Tony because he was star struck with no understanding of what was even going on. Plus, ya know, *_Cap_* is Peter’s idol in the canon comics.

[@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722]

Ironically enough to my eyes in No Way Home most of the things Pete did was basically what Rogers does. He actually paid the price of freedom by making Dr Strange forget about Peter Parker to prevent the Multiverse of becoming a barren wasteland

[@samwilsoncaptainamerica233]

Cap probably would have been a better role model for Peter. I'm personally disappointed MCU never gave those 2 a proper chance to better interact

[@jagdeishwarmagendran3395]

I kinda hoped that peter in Homecoming would still be under Iron-man but will also secretly train under Captain America to become both a better fighter with morals and a tech genius. And when he fights in the final battle, with steve and tony both by his side, (maybe against a whole army of Ex Stark Employee's and also impacted Team Cap in a way), he could do better then both of them. He could truly become Spider-man in this scene. By combining both Tech and Training to defeat these villians.

[@trexadvent4726]

Can you do a video about what would have happened if Doctor Strange first warned Spider-Man about the memory spell before doing the spell during Spider-Man No Way Home? What would have happened if the first spell Doctor Strange performed turned out to be as how it was supposed to go?

[@electrifyz3]

Yes.

[@trexadvent4726]

What do you think Spider-Man would be like having the Falcon and Winter Soldier as his new buddies if Steve Rodgers Captain America was his mentor? Apart from Captain America Civil War, Do you think we should have seen him bond more with them and the other MCU heroes? I mean come on when Spider-Man was a protege for Iron Man, He never bonded with War Machine and Pepper Potts AKA Rescue

[@nategalvez9326]

This is one interesting scenario that I want to see in season 2 of what if

[@28starwarsfan]

Tony defying the Accords in order to secure the Accords by recruiting a 15 year old who he keeps secret is one of the things (two of the things when considering the underage thing and lying to the kid's guardian) that makes me lean towards Steve in the movie. He's acting on guilt and anger and emotion the whole show. It also goes to his "has to be right and the biggest person in the room" character flaw that his whole MCU journey is about. It fits. Not that I agree with it, but it fits. That's why I'm always surprised how many people who watch this movie side with Tony. In fact, both Peter and Bucky exemplify the argument against Tony and the Accords. Peter says he does what he does because if you can do something and you don't, you're basically responsible for it. Great power, great responsibility. How can the Avengers take responsibility when they aren't allowed to act for themselves. Of course, the Cap side of the argument is not perfect, but still, Peter makes a good point in the first meeting with Tony, but Tony ignores it and persuades the underaged kid to fight and hides it from his aunt. Bucky was an embodiment of the Avengers under the Accords. A powerful weapon to be wielded by a governmental body of leaders with their own agendas. Politicians, too. They're the worst. Anyone who thinks people like Trump or Biden (or any other shady leader as it was the UN) should have had complete power to send the avengers to do what they want or bar them from helping when they don't want it. In the Avengers first movie, if they had done as they were told, they'd have abandoned Manhattan to be nuked. Bucky was a tool. He couldn't choose for himself. He ended up commiting horrible acts for decades at the command of his overseers. So, when Tony is furious about the death his parents (an understandable emotion) and then points that emotion at Bucky (something he does the whole movie, feels a bad emotion, points it at someone else) Steve tries to tell him Bucky had no choice in doing it. Tony says he doesn't care. That's another nail against the Tony/Accords arguments. The heroes should be indiovidually accountable for their own actions.

[@jason___1697]

Well well well, if it isn't someone who has actually put thought into the movies and understands it, unlike the mass of sheeps that just follows the trend

[@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722]

Anger consumed him to the point of almost no longer giving a fuck. He learned such lesson at the worst possible time: when Star Lord was unable to control his emotions upon overhearing that Thanos took Gamora's life

[@MissedThePart]

What if 👀

[@summertime6785]

I truly couldn’t imagine an MCU without the dynamic between Spider-Man and Iron Man.

[@yoboiteo]

how so? the tony and pete story is good but steve and pete as well , like in the ultimate comics , 616

[@jason___1697]

Just say you're an rdj dcck rider

[@ericsander3620]

Are you crazy? The shell head was a horrible mentor, and I hate that Spidey's entire existence in the MCU revolves around Iron Man, including the villains' motivations. If anything, Cap would've connected with Peter a lot better and would encourage him to be a hero on his own terms which would make the webhead actually act like Spider-Man and not Iron Brat. Also, if Spidey was on Cap's side, Steve would convince Peter to stay street-level and not forget what he's fighting for, so Peter wouldn't really care about joining the Avengers. This guy isn't really focusing on the important aspects of Spider-Man but on the MCU, which I still believe Spider-Man shouldn't have been added to.

[@Goku23864]

​@@ericsander3620thank God he wasn't I'm glad he wasn't like the spectacular Spiderman

[@ericsander3620]

@@Goku23864 What's wrong with Spectacular Spidey?

[@chickenlittle0374]

If he was in his team he's a powerful team

[@angryb0325]

I love this version of Spider-Man in thumbnail

[@Thepopcornator]

I honestly thought that they were going to have Spider-Man get disillusioned with Iron Man's viewpoint halfway through the battle and switch sides to join Cap. As much as I love Peter and Tony's relationship in the movies, I feel it would've felt more 'Spider-Man-ey'. Yes, I know that's the opposite of what happened in the comics, but I wasn't much of a fan of that particular twist, personally.

[@Coco11d7]

I actually thought he was on caps team when I saw the trailer cuz he had the shield

[@kavitha8504]

Imagine spiderman being in jail for helping captain America

[@Mi6_Cuffee]

Steve literally passed the shield at the epilogue of endgame he left the fight to the ext generation there was no plothole

[@Breadpug20132]

I want to see Peter be Miles's mentor and Peter starting the young avengers with ______,________,_______,_______ (you decide) 😃😁

[@Breadpug20132]

Oh yeah , Miles is already a young avenger

[@nervshmrv1245]

Most importantly, he wouldn't have stolen cap's shield

[@philippaufschnaiter7995]

Haven't wathed the Video yet... But in terms of the battle itself: The only thing that would change is Vision using 5.5% of his power instead of 5%

[@callmethecommentcountess9329]

I did see Folger in Morbius

[@trexadvent4726]

What would happen if there was a Spider-Man suit based on Captain America? Do you think we will see Spider-Man wearing that suit in the MCU and that too in the Marvel What_If TV show on Disney Plus?

[@trexadvent4726]

If Spider-Man was working with Steve Rodgers Captain America, Would he have been easily killed by Thanos and his army during Avengers Infinity War and Avengers Endgame since he never got the Iron Spider suit, Would he have easily defeated Mysterio since Peter would have never gotten the E.D.I.T.H glasses along with Mysterio having no means of framing him and revealing his identity without proof resulting in the events of Spider-Man No Way Home never happening?

[@unsweatbear]

Interesting theory 🤔 although maybe he would’ve gotten a super soldier serum instead of an iron spider?

[@trexadvent4726]

@@unsweatbear how on earth would Steve Rodgers would have gotten access to the super soldier serum since the only time we saw a new batch of them were being made by the Power Broker during the Falcon and Winter Soldier Disney Plus show after he became an old man?

[@cdeleon3494]

@@trexadvent4726 well the writers could tweak that lmao....

[@cdeleon3494]

Yeah that mysterio incident was wack

[@unsweatbear]

@@trexadvent4726right. Although super spider would be fun to see :D

[@CM1_SonicAndOtherStuff]

Peter would've probably gotten arrested.

[@bisexualbitch412]

Oh most definitely.

[@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722]

@@bisexualbitch412 Basically No Way Home would have happened BEFORE Infinity War lol

[@samwilsoncaptainamerica233]

I agree with what you're saying about Homecoming connecting to the civil war. For me personally the sokovia accords (and that movie) doesn't really play a major effect on the MCU, all does is introduced super heroes (like Scott, peter and T'challa) to the avengers which was done or could have been done in solo movies. I mean we don't see how accords affect anyone in major ways other than Ant-man, no one else.

[@LucasHopkins2006]

Honestly would’ve preferred getting this, a little more comic accuracy, some things from the MCU are still very similar but some different things could’ve been better (like Mysterio’s motivation in my opinion), and more interactions between Cap and Spidey which I think is one of the MCU’s biggest missed opportunities for the two

[@The_Infamous_Boogyman]

Ot would be a cool episode, but the way they went about it was perfect, and it led to even more greatness down the line. The only part that makes no sense is that Tony wants the avengers to be "coached or led" but spideys anonymous identity fits more with caps thinking. But we wouldnt have gotten the iron spider when we did, although i wish it was red and gold like the comics. But with Sony involved, we didnt have many options. Still, 👍👍👍

[@bigdrippgaming4491]

so cool

[@rahulgomes1472]

It's mind baffling how cbr writers out writes mcu writers 🤯💀

[@cruejones742]

What if Spiderman didn't hold back like he always has too is what I want to see. According to the comics he had to still be holding back when he was helping to fight Thanos!

[@rinokumera5907]

Intresting

[@Not_Jojo815]

Sir,stop posting on youtube and go work for Marvel studios like seriously

[@FurlongStrongPersonal]

I don't know if comic book versions of Iron man and Spiderman would work as well as the RDJ and TH chemistry.

[@TheRealBullyMaguire]

When Mcu spiderman 4 comes out you should make a continuoun of this timeline

[@beccagregory3586]

If Cap was his mentor, then would have Cap given the shield to Peter?

[@noyce.]

I want T'Challa to mentor Peter.

[@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722]

After No Way Home maybe his faith in the avengers will likely be shattered so........ no

[@Orge7]

There would be no civil war if peter Parker had any say in it (if he was adult Peter Parker)

[@PHRINICVELI96]

Awesome

[@vectorflipside5413]

if spidey was with cap then it would have been peter vs tony in homecoming then FFH would have seen shield going after spidey and then there would never be no way home.

[@Rick16.7]

Then Deadpool would appear somehow and join Team iron

[@redskyz4426]

Yea feel like with this story it doesn’t focus enough on just spiderman and more on spiderman cap and Tony. I also think the story would be too big for just one movie and more of a whole trilogy.

[@brianargo1659]

I like ur theory.👍but think about this. If Cap was peters mentor. then Peter wouldn't have gotten the tech suit

[@HBVS1]

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[@thechosenone899]

Like the thumbnail

[@Nine5Vader]

Then it would have been a wrap.

[@touma687]

Just why

[@rockyjab1215]

Can we get another battle Royale

[@sirsasthnigam3918]

final point was best

[@frankrizzo9521]

Before watching I must say there would be no iron spider firstly, also I doubt Cap would bring in a kid

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Mentor - mentee? Really? Then benefactor - benefactee becomes correct now?

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