It’s also important to acknowledge what his time in Wakanda clearly meant to Bucky.Īs he noted to his therapist in “New World Order,” Wakanda was the only place where he had “a little calm” in almost a century. Still, it’s important to recognize the moment, and that Bucky clearly takes pride in the name. Sam is very obviously confused by that, but obviously, it’s not exactly the right moment for Bucky to elaborate. “It’s actually White Wolf,” Bucky snarks back. A little time in Wakanda and you come out White Panther.”Īlso Read: 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier': Who Is the Power Broker? In “The Star-Spangled Man,” Sam pokes fun at Bucky as he sneaks into the warehouse of the Flag Smashers, joking “Look at you. “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” has already dropped in a few references to his time in the hidden country. For now, it does raise an important question in the short-term: Is Bucky working for Wakanda? Zemo – or his butler – is still lurking in the shadowsįollowing Karli’s death, the remaining highest-ranking members of the Flag-Smashers were to be transported to the maximum security prison known as the Raft, located in the middle of the ocean.But we’ll figure that out later. Falcon and Winter Soldier episode 6 finale While it’s custom for soldiers to receive two dog tags, several viewers said that they’d find it hard to believe that Bucky would still have his own following his near-fatal fall in the first Captain America film, and considering he spent decades under the control of Hydra as the Winter Soldier.Ĭould Steve have given Bucky his old dog tags as a sentimental keepsake? We’d love to think so. When Bucky wakes up on the sofa of Sam’s family’s house, two army dog tags are spotted on his chest. However, eagle-eyed fans watching episode five thought they spotted another memento that Bucky could be holding onto from his old friend. Saw a video explaining easter eggs in the ep and they mentioned bucky might actually be wearing steve’s dog tags cuz his weren’t ever recovered excuse me while i cling to this and cry /6zNeiPoue3- blue âª April 17, 2021Įarly on in Falcon and The Winter Soldier, it’s revealed that Bucky is using the same notebook that Steve used to keep up to date with modern trends in Captain America: Winter Soldier.

Sam’s empathy sees him defend Karli in a similar manner to Steve with Wanda, explaining to Zemo that she’s just a ‘kid’, despite violent acts the group have carried out. In episode four of Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Sam develops a growing understanding of Karli Morgenthau (Erin Kellyman), the leader of anti-patriotism group the Flag-Smashers. While Tony expresses his support for the Sokovia accords, which would see the Avengers be placed under the control of a UN panel, describing Wanda as a ‘weapon of mass destruction’, Steve jumps to her defence, stating: ‘She’s a kid!’

In Captain America: Civil War, the feud between Captain America and Iron Man begins when Wanda accidentally destroys a building in Lagos, killing several Wakandan humanitarian workers who were inside. both tony and zemo saw wanda and karli respectively as dangerous radicals that needed to be contained while both steve and sam said they were just kids /M0MEsiyZOv- fatwshauna April 9, 2021 Can we also talk about that scene with sam and zemo that mirrored steveâs and tonyâs.

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