Did the people behind Avengers:EMH Have any plot for Viper?

[ShadowBeast]

The way things went for Viper, it felt like she gonna have some kind of story plot. Possibly involving Captain America. Does anybody know if the creator/s/writers gave out any info about this or any other intended stories for Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes before it was replaced with the Avengers cartoon we have now?

 

[TheLemsterPju]

I don't know. Although, she was arrested in one of the tie-in comics for this show. (The "Marvel Universe" volume, not the 4-issue mini-series from 2010.) Also, the story took place after the second season.

 

[Frontier]

I imagine there were probably plans or ideas in their head about where to go with Viper (and the Serpent Society as a whole) that never materialized or were derailed with the different direction and creative team that took over for season 2.

 

[Rick Jones]

I remember thinking the episode where they escaped from the Skrulls seemed to hinting at a building rivalry but I thought that was kind of squashed after Cap and Spidey shut down the Serpent Society ( I can't remember exactly why. It's been a while). If there was going to be anything more, it was probably squashed after the story editors changed, sort of like the Surtur/Amora story's weird ending.

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[ShadowBeast]

I imagine there were probably plans or ideas in their head about where to go with Viper (and the Serpent Society as a whole) that never materialized or were derailed with the different direction and creative team that took over for season 2.

I didn't know they changed people in the second season. That reminds me of why Wolverine and the X-men never got a second season.

I remember thinking the episode where they escaped from the Skrulls seemed to hinting at a building rivalry but I thought that was kind of squashed after Cap and Spidey shut down the Serpent Society ( I can't remember exactly why. It's been a while). If there was going to be anything more, it was probably squashed after the story editors changed, sort of like the Surtur/Amora story's weird ending.

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Yeah Viper's response being given a reason to hate people like Captain America felt like the beginning of a story plot with her. I wouldn't have been surprised if they had gotten to the plot where she took on the Madame Hydra name.
What was Surtur/Amora's story ending?

 

[Rick Jones]

What was Surtur/Amora's story ending?

It wasn't really an ending, per se. When we had last seen Amora in the Beta Ray Bill episode, she appeared to be an unwilling slave of Surtur with no control over herself, asking for help in her one free moment. It kind of added to the mystery of what's going on with Surtur, what's he plotting and how will the heroes deal with that. We even see a callback to it when Thor is telling Skurge that he will help him free Amora in Assault in 42. When Amora shows up next in Powerless, it's as though the Surtur threat was swept under the rug and she's reveling in her current state. She even seems to have enough freedom to go and do as she pleases when we see her going to the imprisoned Loki and giving him the power over the Destroyer. That episode just feels like nothing that was built up with Surtur was that serious to begin with.



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[ShadowBeast]

It wasn't really an ending, per se. When we had last seen Amora in the Beta Ray Bill episode, she appeared to be an unwilling slave of Surtur with no control over herself, asking for help in her one free moment. It kind of added to the mystery of what's going on with Surtur, what's he plotting and how will the heroes deal with that. We even see a callback to it when Thor is telling Skurge that he will help him free Amora in Assault in 42. When Amora shows up next in Powerless, it's as though the Surtur threat was swept under the rug and she's reveling in her current state. She even seems to have enough freedom to go and do as she pleases when we see her going to the imprisoned Loki and giving him the power over the Destroyer. That episode just feels like nothing that was built up with Surtur was that serious to begin with.



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Ah, I was thinking maybe they had a continuation with a comic.

I just realized with the changing of people in the second season, that might be why Antman turned into YellowJacket and into an insane jerk. (I know he goes by YellowJacket in the comics. But the complete change in character felt completely off.)

 

[Frontier]

Ah, I was thinking maybe they had a continuation with a comic.

I just realized with the changing of people in the second season, that might be why Antman turned into YellowJacket and into an insane jerk. (I know he goes by YellowJacket in the comics. But the complete change in character felt completely off.)

Well, they were setting up Hank becoming Yellowjacket and teasing it in the one focus episode he had in the first half of season 2, the one with Scott Lang becoming Ant-Man and the Heroes for Hire, but the way they planned on handling it or developing that may have been different then how Man of Action ultimately did it.