The true identity of an inferior personality is Erinrich

Prepare your shields, the reader: This article contains Spoilers For “Ironheart” Season 1, Episode 3, “We are in danger, girl.”

For viewers who did not pay attention to the ads, “Ionheart” has some fun surprises. Early, Eric André appeared in the role of Stewart Clark, a technology specialist who has some serious difficulties in obtaining his name chosen, rampage. Later, we meet Alden Ehrenreich (“Hail, Caesar!”, “Solo: A Star Wars Story”, “World New World”), which plays the role of Joe McGillicuddy – the suburb of “Live, Laugh, Love”, which in some way or other boxes and links to maintain a full -fledged chart. With high illegal weapons technology.

From the beginning, it is clear that something about Ol ‘Joe for the reason mentioned above, as well as the fact that Ehrenreich plays it. While the actor is doing a wonderful job that depicts the meekness between the atmosphere, the nervous energy, and the lack of a general social deficit, it is difficult to get rid of the feeling that you do not give an actor – the man Han Solo played once, to scream loudly – for a role like this.

Perhaps this realizes, that “Ironheart” does not maintain Charde for a very long time, as “we are in danger, Girl” reveals that the real atmosphere identity is worse than viewers expect. In fact, he is Ezekiel Stan, the son of the “Iron Man” evil Obedia “Iron” Stan (Jeff Bridges), and he adopted a new identity because (unlike the general public) he knows about the super -strange father and wants to avoid the same path. This revelation is a fun and unexpected way to return the Stane family to work after spending what is actual in full Marvel Cinematic universe on the margin. It can also indicate great things for Ezekiel, which has the ability to become a major player in the future of MCU.

Like his MCU counterpart, a caricature of Ezekiel Zik Stan remained out of the limelight and the construction of huge weapons. However, this is where the similarities end. From an early age, Obadiah trained Zeke on two things – to be a great world and hate Tony Stark. Zeke is a kind of superior that sells weapons to terrorists, remains in the shadow, and finds ways to make others provide bids. Whenever he is stepping into the spotlight, although it is not a professional. Instead, Zeke enhances itself technologically in several ways and has its own technical suit, which has been improved through experience and error (sometimes). Being a caricature caricature, he also sometimes aligned himself with other benefits, and of course the iron man himself.

The character is technically a member at the Iron Man’s Rogues, but it is appropriate that the MCU version is from Riri Williams (Dominic Thorne) He inherited it. After all, their positions reflect each other in a wonderful way: that Riri sees herself as publicly like Tony Stark successor as an engineer, but she lacks money to suit his work, so Ezekiel condemns his father’s name in particular until now, based on his group, clearly on money to spare it. Given this “IonHeart” wants to have MCU’s answer to the legendary “Breaking Bad”, Breaking Bad, This is exactly the type of difference that the offer needs.

MCU is presented Left and right in recent years, and I have a large extent in that picture. Stan may also fit well, and perhaps as one of the few second generation Wicked In the privilege. It will be great to see where he takes his way, but if we judge through its comic version, it is unlikely to keep his story all this “direct, laughter and love” for a long time.

“IonHeart” is now flowing on Disney+.