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re: Agents of Shield Returns Tonight at 9/8c!
Posted on 12/9/15 at 11:43 am to Jester
Posted on 12/9/15 at 11:43 am to Jester
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Definitely not. I'm trying to think of who or what the worm could be from the comics.
The Hive in the comics is a HYDRA-created parasite (ironically, the base is called "Gehenna", which is a Greek version of Purgatory/Hell)
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Posted on 12/9/15 at 12:33 pm to CGSC Lobotomy
Thinking about it more, The Hive makes a ton of sense. There is all the talk of "Death" needing an army to command. The Hive uses the right host to reproduce its spores or whatever. It can then use those things, whatever they're called, to attach to people and control them. If it is able to control a bunch of Inhumans, it would wield a lot of power.
ETA - Also, remember the brief glimpse we saw of it on the other planet. It was basically just a cloaked figure:
ETA - Also, remember the brief glimpse we saw of it on the other planet. It was basically just a cloaked figure:
This post was edited on 12/9/15 at 12:37 pm
Posted on 3/1/16 at 3:23 pm to CGSC Lobotomy
Ward confirmed as HIVE.
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In the midseason finale, Ward had his heart crushed by Phil Coulson, a move actor Clark Gregg said Coulson crossed a line for his character. And as it turns out, it'll have a big impact on Coulson and his crew.
According to Tancharoen, Coulson is "grappling with his humanity the whole time, and I think that act of crushing Ward's chest in with his robotic hand [has an impact]."
"As we saw in the midseason finale episode, Ward is back on Earth, but he’s definitely not the same Ward who went through the portal to the alien world," the Agents of SHIELD showrunners told Nerdist. He's inhabited by Hive, a Secret Warriors villain created in Hydra labs.
However, Whedon and Tancharoen said Hive's television version will "have its own unique twist," making him "very different from what fans have seen so far." They go on to say that there will be "similarities that pay homage to the original character," though ultimately, they're taking an "exciting new direction" with Hive.
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