Just hours after Idina Menzel gave her support to the #GiveElsaAGirlfriend campaign, a new hashtag started trending on Twitter: #GiveCaptainAmericaABoyfriend. The former tag was spread in the hope Disney would ‘let it go’ and give the Frozen character Elsa a same-sex partner in any future sequels. Marvel fans are also hoping The Mouse will give one of their favourite characters, Captain America, a male partner. Throughout his on-screen adventures, Steve Rodgers has had two female partners of note: Peggy Carter in The First Avenger and Sharon Carter (Peggy’s niece) in Civil War. Unfortunately for him, Peggy - arguably one of the best characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe - passed away, and his relationship with Sharon is pretty awful. #GiveCaptainAmericaABoyfriend because in what world is dating your dead girlfriends niece more acceptable than dating a guy? — eilish (@thirlwallvanlis) 24 May 2016 However, there is one partnership that makes a whole lot of sense: Steve Rodgers and Bucky Barnes.
Both have risked their lives for each other, having continually been more than best friends - something many fans have picked up on. — ️ (@avxnger) 24 May 2016 It’s not just the Bucky/Steve relationship being floated around. Some have posited that Cap should go off with Iron Man, the two obviously sharing a friendship despite almost killing each other in Civil War. There is a huge demand for a LGBT character in a Disney’s films. Recently, a shocking GLAAD report found that Disney failed to include a single LGBT character in its major 2015 movies, including those from its Lucasfilm and Marvel branches. 33 Superhero films set for release between 2016 and 2020 Cap and Bucky’s relationship isn’t the only same-sex romance recently picked up on in Disney’s films either: many fans have been hoping Star Wars characters Finn and Poe would end up together. Unfortunately, John Boyega revealed their relationship was merely a bromance rather than romance. Here are some of the newly discovered Lego Marvel Super Heroes glitches.
Note that these can of course get patched by Traveller’s Tales Games at any time (although they have a bad habit of rarely fixing issues). But you might encounter the here-under listed glitches for yourself in the meantime. Miranda CosplayTifa CosplayLara Croft CosplayPokemon Trainers Index of Lego Marvel Super Heroes Guides: Location: In “Level 6: Red Head Detention” Glitch Description: In this sixth level in Story Mode don’t switch to Hawkeye in the level area shown in the video below. Instead, stick with Black Widow or the Human Torch as you cross the in the video indicated platform. The solution: The obvious fix for this glitch, if you end up forever falling to your death, is to restart the Level you’re in and avoid using Hawkeye in that area in the future. You can replay the level from the SHIELD Helicarrier’s Control Room main computer menu. Here’s the full glitch video: Warning: Do NOT use the “Iron Man (Mark 38)” AKA “Hulkbuster armor” character unlock cheat code if you want to get 100%.
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Dragon Ball Xenoverse WallpapersDmC: Devil May Cry WallpapersMetal Gear Solid 5 WallpapersThe times are changing, and Hollywood is getting a lot of pressure to be more progressive. Being gay is no longer a huge taboo like it used to be, and there is a demand to see more prominent characters with varying sexuality. And now Disney is getting some outside pressure to do just that. A hashtag recently surfaced and started trending on Twitter urging the studio to #GiveCaptainAmericaABoyfriend.Chris Evans' Captain America is far and away one of the most popular characters in the Marvel lineup, especially after the massive success of Captain America: Civil War, which some have called the best film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date. Though, he hasn't exactly had a lot of luck in the love department on screen. He had a lot of chemistry with Peggy Carter but that was cut very short in The First Avenger and *spoiler*, she is dead now. Granted, he did finally kiss Agent 13 in Civil War, who happens to be Peggy's niece, but this isn't about how that may or may not be creepy.
This is about getting Cap a boyfriend, according to the LA Times.As popular as the movement to get Steve Rogers locking lips and fingers with another dude from the MCU is, many of the fans are just having fun with the idea. As many were quick to point out, he basically already has a boyfriend in the form of Bucky, but he is unfortunately unavailable at the moment thanks to the events of Civil War, plus long distance relationships really never work out anyway. As for who could actually make for a good boyfriend for Rogers? Well, that is an entirely different question, but the Marvel Universe is large, and there is bound to be a few good options.Oddly enough, this wasn't even the first time Disney received some pressure to have one of their characters get into a relationship with someone of the same sex. A hashtag also surfaced earlier this month that was encouraging the studio to give Frozen star Idina Menzel's charcter Elsa a girlfriend in the upcoming Frozen 2. #GiveElsaAGirlfriend actually got a lot of traction and Idina Menzel herself got on board with the idea publically.