10 Biggest MCU Plot Holes That Marvel Still Hasn"t Fixed*
Several major plot holes in the
Marvel Cinematic Universe have still never been explained by Marvel Studios. Since the MCU kicked off with 2008's Iron Man, Marvel Studios has created a massive, intricate, and entertaining shared universe. However, while the largest franchise in cinema history has provided some ground-breaking moments, the complexities of creating such a universe means that plot holes regularly pop up - some of which are too big to ignore.
Some of them were ultimately fixed. The Bifrost being repaired in Thor: The Dark World, HYDRA getting access to Loki's scepter in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and the Red Skull's strange disappearance at the end of Captain America: The First Avenger are just a few examples of plot holes that were cleared up in various MCU projects. Even so, some of the MCU's biggest plot holes still haven't been solved, and this problem has only been exacerbated by the substantial increase in content being produced in the Multiverse Saga.
10 Ant-Man's MCU Powers Don't Make Any Sense
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Paul Rudd debuted as Scott Lang in 2015's Ant-Man, and has most recently appeared in the Phase 5 film, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, but none of his MCU appearances have fully explained the complex details of his size-changing powers. With the use of Pym Particles and the Ant-Man suit, Scott can shrink or grow to extreme sizes, initially explained as the particles manipulating the space between atoms. However, this neglects to account for how Scott can shrink smaller than atoms to travel into the Quantum Realm.
Ant-Man also suggests that Scott retains his mass no matter his size, so it can be assumed that other objects he shrinks do too. Even so, Hank Pym is later revealed to have been carrying around a shrunken tank on a keychain, which would have been impossible had the tank retained its mass. The details of Scott and his size-changing team being able to take off their helmets in the Quantum Realm and still stay shrunk was also a point of discussion following the release of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
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Paul Rudd debuted as Scott Lang in 2015's Ant-Man, and has most recently appeared in the Phase 5 film, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, but none of his MCU appearances have fully explained the complex details of his size-changing powers. With the use of Pym Particles and the Ant-Man suit, Scott can shrink or grow to extreme sizes, initially explained as the particles manipulating the space between atoms. However, this neglects to account for how Scott can shrink smaller than atoms to travel into the Quantum Realm.
