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Aug 13, 2020 · Deke volunteered to stay in the alternate timeline and help the team generate enough power to return to their original timeline. Why did it feel right to leave Deke there? ... be left behind. At ...
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Aug 22, 2020 · That led him to do perhaps the most selfless thing for Coulson, Daisy, et al in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. series finale. Deke opted to stay behind in the alternate timeline so that the team could ...
Aug 13, 2020 · The character played by Jeff Ward stayed behind in the other timeline in order to help get the team back to the original timeline. Not only is Deke a “rock god” in this version of the 1980s ...
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Jun 1, 2019 · He may be under the impression that Deke has hopped from one universe to another, when Deke is actually from an alternate timeline -- a similar, but separate concept. In this, Sarge is much like the hunter chromicon from last week's episode; this chromicon hunted and captured Fitz for "tampering with the universe" and "existing out of time" since he technically died in the Season 5 finale.
- Meagan Damore
- Agents of Shield's Time Travel Explained Properly
- Where Fitz Was & Agents of Shield's Real Mission
- Deke's Sacrifice & Shield Future Explained
- Enoch Was The Key to The Chronicoms' Defeat
- Quake and Nathaniel Battled It Out
- Fitz & Simmons' Secret Daughter
- Mack Becomes Marvel's New Nick Fury
- Yo-Yo's New Team & DC's Flash Reference
- Melinda, Daisy & Coulson's Futures After Agents of Shield
- Agents of Shield Can No Longer Exist in The Main MCU
Time travel is one of the most difficult concepts in any science-fiction franchise, largely because it has absolutely no real-world analogue. As a result, every franchise tends to establish its own rules, and they're rarely handled in a consistent manner. Agents of SHIELD season 5 had committed to the Multiverse model, with the idea branching timel...
Fitz and Simmons were rescued from the Chronicoms at the tail end of Agents of SHIELD season 6, and it seems they stole an important piece of Chronicom technology that allowed them to view the timelines and even predict what people would do. Using this, Fitz learned there was only one way to save the day - but it involved Daisy's sister, Kora, who ...
The SHIELD team insisted they couldn't simply leave this new timeline to be conquered by the Chronicoms; it was a real world, after all, not just a virtual Framework, and they felt responsible for it. Fitz came up with a solution; they would jump back to their own timeline through the Quantum Realm, but they would take the Chronicom ships with them...
Oddly enough, the Agents of SHIELD season 7 finale suggests Enoch - the Chronicom traitor who had sacrificed himself in Agents of SHIELD season 7- was the key to the Chronicoms' defeat. Enoch's example proved a Chronicom could learn empathy, and that an empathic Chronicom would be an ally rather than an enemy. Fitz's plan was to combine May's new e...
But there was a dangerous loose cannon in play; Nathaniel Malick. In the original timeline, Nathaniel Malick had been transported to the planet Maveth as a sacrifice to the Hydra god Hive in 1970. In the new timeline, Nathaniel lived on and became fascinated with the Inhumans, learning the secret of duplicating an Inhuman's powers. He had successfu...
With the battle finally over, Fitz and Simmons' greatest secret was finally revealed - and the real reason the team could never come together again. It seems Fitz and Simmons had spent years of their own lives cracking time travel and working out how to stop the Chronicoms. They had done so aboard the Zephyr, hiding in a distant triple-star system ...
The Agents of SHIELDseason 7 finale fast-forwarded a year, revealing what had happened to the old SHIELD team now they had split up. Mack had remained director of SHIELD, and he'd essentially become the new Nick Fury, even sporting the traditional Fury trench-coat. Mack had clearly rebuilt SHIELD into a powerful, global force for good, and was show...
Yo-Yo's powers had radically expanded in Agents of SHIELD season 7. She's previously only possessed a limited version of super-speed, with her power manifesting in "bursts" that last as long as a heartbeat; she would always snap back to her point of origin like a yo-yo. But she learned this limitation was actually self-imposed, due to psychological...
The rest of the SHIELD team are living out their own "Happily Ever Afters." Quake is one of SHIELD's galactic ambassadors, and she's shown on a tour of duty in deep space on Zephyr Three. Her team include her sister Kora as well as Sousa, and the relationship between Daisy and Sousa is apparently going well. Having Quake perform off-world activitie...
The Agents of SHIELD season 7 finale is a beautiful and poignant episode, but its ending will be bittersweet for fans - simply because there's no way the show can still be considered part of the MCU. The timeline is just too different to the mainstream MCU one; the 2020 seen at the end is one of rich and vibrant hope, when in the movies 2020 was pa...
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Aug 13, 2020 · Deke Shaw (Jeff Ward), Fitzsimmons' grandson from the future, sacrificed himself to stay behind in the alternate 1980s, in order to direct the massive power blast that allowed the team to blast ...
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Sep 3, 2020 · Deke After realizing that someone would need to stay behind so that the others could make it back to the original timeline, Deke agrees to remain, refusing to let Sousa and Daisy separate from each other, saying that he plans to continue his rock career and insisting that if all goes well, there's a chance they could see him in the future .
