Kevin Feige On If Iron Man Is The Anchor Being Of The MCU

Kevin Feige during press for Deadpool & Wolverine was asked about Anchor Beings and If Iron Man is the Anchor Being for The MCU. Let me know what you all think in the comments down below, like & sub for more!!

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[CantinaTalkSW]

Who do you want to be the anchor being or the mcu??

[CDY]

Feige is like.. o thank god.. someone still cares.. ok.. we can turn that into 15 movies. Thanks.😂

[zaccariadiggs]

The real question is why was Thor crying?

[kirkmacaskill]

“ I’ve never known what I was doing “ is a more appropriate answer

[troysills]

That anchor being is gonna be worked into tony being doom

[wombatjedi]

The concept of an anchor being was a gag to make fun of the fact that people lose interest in franchises when their popular characters die, leading to them eventually terminating. Asking Kevin Feige if Iron Man was the MCU’s anchor being is like saying “Hey, want to admit that the MCU has been directionless and pathetic ever since Endgame, and everybody’s losing interest in it?”

[danielhoward]

“Yes, because haven’t you noticed our Marvel Cinematic Universe has been collapsing since End Game?”

[HankingMySchrader]

I have a different theory as to who the anchor being of the mcu is. A character who’s been here since the beginning, still around, and did something so important that the universe wouldn’t have been the same without him…Bruce Banner. Been in the mcu since 2008 with the second mcu movie, still alive in universe, and was the one who undid thanos’ snap which is what was stopping thanos from destroying the universe

[Giraffei]

Feige looks like an evil exec, but is just a kid in a candy store at heart when it comes to the MCU

[hawkeyez]

This is a frustrating but well done loop 😭

[yungmug]

nicest way to say “it can be whatever your lil heart desires”

[cfbates]

The term and the concept actually come from the Flash on TV. Iris was Flash's anchor

[gavindunne]

The anchor being in the 20th century fox was Logan/Wolverine but also it shows it Deadpool 1 that the final fight against Ajax was on a hellicarrier!! So that indiccates that the Deadpool movies are in different universe just not sure at what timeline! Yes Deadpool & Wolverine starts in the MCU universe & timeline but its not the same Deadpool from the prequels of 20th fox!! So the anchor being from the MCU is still unknown!!

[Tosenate]

I watched this 3 times thinking it’s still the video I thought they were just repairing themselves 😭

[dudderify]

In his mind he's like I wanna say rdj is coming back so bad lol

[yesimviolet]

Since Earth 616 is the prime Earth universe I feel like they're most likely is not an anchor being in my theory is anchor beings are for alternate timelines and the anchor being is who caused the alternate timeline

[augustodornelas]

" He is until we don't have the money anymore "

[internetjr]

“Hey kevin, how about answering the question”

[RogueIntel]

Kein Feige be learning his answers from Kamala Harris 😂

[gonam]

Since the TVAs job is to protect the sacred timeline, the sacred timeline probably defies the rule of having a anchor being