#There should be limited edition Wheaties boxes with the entire team maybe obviously including Bucky but especially 1 solely of Bucky

[luckytohavebucky]

I have things to say about the new Thunderbolts* trailer...

So, um... yeah... mixed feelings, but I suppose I'll just get to it...

The problems:

To begin with, Bucky is a hero; make no mistake, however, there's implication that Bucky is not a hero when of course he really is, I mean... unless Bucky turns out to not technically be part of the "Thunderbolts" team, and that "not heroes" isn't meant to apply to Bucky, but prior to it says "not super" followed by Yelena saying something about nobody being able to fly, when last I checked that's not exactly a requisite: Steve, Peter, and Bruce clearly are all examples of those who have literal superpowers which never actually included flying, and of course Bucky fits into as well, along with a number of other individuals who are definitely on the previously stated team range ('though in whom's cases may or may not be considered heroes at this point as opposed to Bucky who like I said, is, always has been, and always will be a genuine hero); it was just a really weird thing to put (and probably out of context anyway) because it like straight up (no pun intended) doesn't make sense, then there's what seems like the inevitable treating Bucky like he was in any way responsible for what happened to him while under Hydra's control, just... Bucky seems to yet again be put into that place where it feels as though like everybody is assuming he somehow could've agreed to any of that, including Bucky, and I just wish someone could realise the truth of things/spend time with Bucky enough to convince him that could never be true, 'cause I've tried, but it's not working, meanwhile my heart is breaking into jagged shards of hopelessness; it would be unfathomably tremendous to me for there to be some sort of breakthrough, maybe even in the actual Thunderbolts* movie, where it's shown how Bucky finally properly at least considers the idea he shouldn't blame himself at all, but I'll see, I guess.

The relatively neutral stuff:

Pretty much anything not directly to do with Bucky and that isn't bad like a lot of other parts with Alexei were funny/endearing; that part where Taskmaster slides under something looked cool, and that scene at the end made me laugh a lot; that's probably about it.

The greatness:

1st of all, more Bucky, and not only more Bucky but more positive ranges with Bucky, which... That's all that matters anyway, seeing Bucky in a pretty good mood or even actually happy whereas previous Thunderbolts* trailers merely focused on the intense moments, but this is what I'd been waiting for, and I may have emoted/stimmed from pure joy as a result.

I'm not sure whether that "not giving up" is meant to apply to Bucky there, but it definitely fits him; Bucky's quote, 'though ironically/typically misguided on Bucky's part, implies as much, still I don't really know where it falls into exactly, so I'm putting it here, but related to I'm also glad Bucky is shown again after that scene where he gets his arm pulled off and like shoved to the ground since Bucky must come through that; otherwise it would've been messed up on a level I can't comprehend, and yeah, that's my take on the latest (and longest yet) trailer for Thunderbolts*, which... Obviously there's still work to be done in terms of Bucky being properly accounted for, but so far as the preview range in of itself, I thought it was rather disjointed in terms of quality and logic, but it got there to a degree in any case, and I'm still pissed Bucky isn't the main character technically, just saying.