"Ironheart" Six Episode series on Disney+ (June 24,2025)

[King_Kamala61]

how he ruin them?

1st to be the Black Panther means you are King and you are the religious leader of the Panther Cult.

2nd T'Challa is the 3rd smartest man in Marvel behind Dr. Doom and Dr. Reed Richards

3rd T'Challa is a lab rat, battle tactician and a warrior King

4th T'Challa is Bast's Champion

5th We never see Bast

6th Shuri isn't a fukking lab rat

7th Shuri is Warrior Queen and the fiercest Warrior to be Queen

8th M'Baku isn't a joke character

9th M'Baku is a formidable warrior

10th There was no Spear Of Bashenga

11th We hardly got any of Black Panther weapons

12th Killmonger siding with the Diaspora makes 0 sense to the character and his origin was changed so Coogler bytch ass can have a Diaspora War on a movie.

 

[Conz]

i wanna know what they think they accomplished doing the 2 week drop like that. the 2nd 3 episodes shat all over the first 3. they had a week of bad press and bad reviews for a mid at best 3 episodes, when they coulda just dropped all 6 and probably gotten the "wait, this was actually not a bad show at all," reviews you're seeing now. it's not like they were trying to keep subs for 12 weeks or some shyt, no one was coming to or leaving the service because of Ironheart.

 

[Jaguar93]

Not a fan of the show but for the people that are. Show love for a 2nd season.

Ryan Coogler, Dominique Thorne and the ‘Ironheart’ Team on Introducing [SPOILER] Via That Surprise Cameo and Setting Up Riri Williams’ Future in the MCU

'Ironheart' exec. producer Ryan Coogler and star Dominique Thorne discuss on Riri Williams' future and casting Sacha Baron Cohen as Mephisto.

variety.com

Strange Academy next

 

[Trav]

we casually using the word "haint" as common vernacular now?

Yup!

 

[Trav]

Girl out here lettin' ChatNAT spin her in circles, bout to get her killed & shyt



Zeke


Your father, he helped give us Iron Monger, a proper villain

 

[Roid Jones]

Eps 4-6 are better than 1-3 but this is still a forgettable show

Ali G as Mephisto but why is he in this show

RiRi makes constant bad decisions and now has made a deal with the devil, very unlikeable character

I was expecting Zeke to invent a dope armoured suit

Dominque Thorne and Anthony Ramos are rubbish actors

What middery does Marvel have next in store

 

[O.Red]

Don‘t put this on Coog man

He an EP

And was working on Sinners when this was being made

This show has been completed and packaged for 3 years. He probably didn't even start Sinners till this was well done

 

[O.Red]

She is a self centered, careless, and childish character. The people she has in her life alone make her a better character than Tony. But she just treats them like trash and gets mad when they call her out.

Its typical Disney writing where the protagonist isn't growing through adversity, but discovering their strength that was always there and using people to get there rather than learning from them.

What exactly did Riri Williams learn at the end of Ironheart? What was the lesson of it all?

I've spoken on this a few times.

Ultimately marvel (and Hollywood) keep running into this ideological brick wall as millennials feminists have taken over the writers rooms. There's a huge blind spot regarding the difference between stories for males and stories for females

Stories for boys(the typical heroes journey): lil weak ass nikka you ain't shyt. Why don't you get off yo ass and make something of yourself. Get out of your comfort zone and be somebody bytch ass nikka." Male character becomes good, becomes confident, saves the day, gets the girl

Stories for girls: "You are really great and beautiful and misunderstood and nobody sees it now, but someone will come along and show that you're perfect just the way you are." Female proves all the stupid incompetent men wrong, and everyone realizes she's the one

This is obviously a conflict of interest when it comes to writing these feminist driven superhero shows. That's how you end up with these female characters that are inherently perfect without enduring any of the adversity that beats them down the way male heroes get beat down. The heroes that males respect get beaten into the ground repeatedly and rise up bloody. The feminist superheroes remain elevated through the duration of their journey, that's why they don't resonate or get aggressively rejected, which is how the MCU and Hollywood lost their male audience

 

[Stone]

Natalie really carries this show

 

[Dillah810]

why the fukk did they NEED MAGIC when rebuilding the suit though??? i might have missed that but it seemed completely unnecessary

Because the Hood's powers are magic. You can't defeat magic with tech.

 

[O.Red]

I really liked this show.

Before marvel remade the worst choice.
for a top drawing marvel goat. To occur in this.

When marvel is struggling. From always fukkin up.
their headline drawing title.

Then has the nerve.
To make a similar content choice on this.

When they had a chance to make riri likeable. As riri in print is not liked.

Plus people have issues with her character direction.

Disney needs to drop the villain patricide fascination meets anti hero bullshyt.
Make a superhero.

We don't want someone making decision that are not in the vein of a superhero.


I really really wanted to like this.
The last episode just ripped everything away.

That makes a superhero into a superhero.

We want superheros.
Not 90s bullshyt antihero refuse bag trash.



Art Barr

Bringing it back to my emphasis on jaded millennial feminist writing. There's an inherent hate for anything remotely patriarchal

Coincidentally there's also the forced deep reverence for villians "Honestly I see Thanos' point" in the face of tearing down the heroes "I could be Tony Stark too if I had a billion dollars"

It's all writing and rhetoric underlined with "I have unresolved issues with my parents" and an increased, and inevitable cynicism stemming from the state of the world

 

[Mission249]

I've spoken on this a few times.

Ultimately marvel (and Hollywood) keep running into this ideological brick wall as millennials feminists have taken over the writers rooms. There's a huge blind spot regarding the difference between stories for males and stories for females

Stories for boys(the typical heroes journey): lil weak ass nikka you ain't shyt. Why don't you get off yo ass and make something of yourself. Get out of your comfort zone and be somebody bytch ass nikka." Male character becomes good, becomes confident, saves the day, gets the girl

Stories for girls: "You are really great and beautiful and misunderstood and nobody sees it now, but someone will come along and show that you're perfect just the way you are." Female proves all the stupid incompetent men wrong, and everyone realizes she's the one

This is obviously a conflict of interest when it comes to writing these feminist driven superhero shows. That's how you end up with these female characters that are inherently perfect without enduring any of the adversity that beats them down the way male heroes get beat down. The heroes that males respect get beaten into the ground repeatedly and rise up bloody. The feminist superheroes remain elevated through the duration of their journey, that's why they don't resonate or get aggressively rejected, which is how the MCU and Hollywood lost their male audience

Well said. And it's been the problem all the way since Rey Skywalker and Captain Marvel.

 

[Art Barr]

Natalie really carries this show

Which is why their choice to take this in the same direction. That ruined spiderman in print makes no fukkin sense.

Disney really has no idea.
They literally revenue grabbed off marvel. Now they are goin to be close to epic fail.
If they continue.
Making marvel unlike marvel.



Art Barr

 

[Art Barr]

Eps 4-6 are better than 1-3 but this is still a forgettable show

Ali G as Mephisto but why is he in this show

RiRi makes constant bad decisions and now has made a deal with the devil, very unlikeable character

I was expecting Zeke to invent a dope armoured suit

Dominque Thorne and Anthony Ramos are rubbish actors

What middery does Marvel have next in store

"Middery"

*inserts

Martin note notetaking giF.




Art Barr

 

[Mister_DoItNice]

I liked the show overall. I found Natalie to be a much more endearing character than Riri. To me, the ending was dumb as fukk. Kinda undid whatever growth they made you think was happening with Riri.