Questions The MCU Has Yet To Answer

With the ever-expanding narrative of the Marvel Cinematic Universe comes the burden of mystery. There are many unanswered questions about the MCU, some of which have simmered on the back burner since almost the very beginning. Here are a few of the biggest lingering questions.

Both Ant-Man films offer some of the lightest, most comedy-centered fare in the MCU, so it would be understandable if the kinds of fans who always have their ears and eyes open for potential "secrets" let their guard down and missed a couple of things. But with the release of Ant-Man and The Wasp, one of the biggest unanswered questions of the MCU may have something to do with who the new Big Bad of the MCU will be after Thanos is finally defeated.

Early in the film, both Wasp and Ghost easily dispatch the thugs of the ruthless Sonny Burch, yet Burch just keeps coming back because he's working for someone who doesn't take no for an answer.

In case you were too busy laughing and didn't notice, Burch never reveals exactly who it is he's working for. He mentions his employer to Wasp and we hear him talking on the phone with them, but we never get a name.

Obviously, it's too early to tell. It may be that director Peyton Reed was simply setting up the villain for the third Ant-Man film. But considering the possibilities of Hank Pym's quantum technology, whoever's hunting for it probably isn't looking to rob banks and knock over drug stores. A heavy hitter is coming for Pym's tech, and they might occupy Thanos' empty chief villain throne after Avengers 4.

In Avengers: Infinity War, we learn that Thanos captured the first of the Infinity Stones off-camera: the Power Stone, also known as the Orb. We see Nova Prime put the Orb in a vault on Xandar in the last few minutes of Guardians of the Galaxy. The Mad Titan already has the stone when he and the Black Order attack the Asgardian refugee ship in Infinity War, and later in the film, we learn that Thanos "decimated" Xandar.

But the word "decimate" isn't always used with precision, particularly not when it comes to Thanos. We know his usual way of doing things is to wipe out half the population of a planet. If half the population of Earth were wiped out, you could use the word "decimate" without sounding too dramatic. So did Thanos and the Black Order literally destroy the whole population? Or did they just bring it to its knees? Is it possible we might see Nova Prime or Corpsman Dey again. Keep watching the video to see all the questions the MCU has yet to answer!

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Who was Sonny's boss? | 0:14
Who survived on Xandar? | 1:19
Where is Sif? | 2:14
Are Collector and Grandmaster connected? | 3:02
Who made Rocket? | 4:14
Will Iron Fist get an ending? | 4:59
Where is Gamora? | 5:45
Is Bucky cured? | 6:52
Where was Captain Marvel? | 8:03
Are the Sokovia Accords in effect? | 9:11
Is The Collector alive? | 10:12
What happened to Mjolnir? | 10:55
Why is Nick Fury with the Skrulls? | 11:46
Are there more hidden Skrulls? | 12:47
What's Riva up to? | 13:25

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