Whether it's a lack of development in their story or an out of character decision, these MCU characters have arcs that leave much to be desired.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT With a franchise as large as the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there are bound to be characters whose arcs leave something to be desired. The MCU has spent 15 years building up a thorough, intertwined story. The core of the MCU has always been its characters, with heroes like Iron Man and Captain America becoming legendary because of their complete story arcs.
9 Baron Mordo Masters of the Mystic Arts member Baron Mordo started Doctor Strange as one of the Ancient One’s closest allies, given he was the one who let Stephen Strange into Kamar-Taj even against the Ancient One’s suggestion. After finding out that the Ancient One took her power from the Dark Dimension, he became wary of sorcerers and the mystic arts.
Thor: The Dark World is often regarded as one of the weakest MCU entries, no thanks to Malekith’s lackluster presence as a villain. There is not much true exploration into his origins or personality - with focus instead being on introducing the Reality Stone - and his character arc ends with a silly death. This led to a dull overall story for his character which could’ve been solved by keeping him alive somewhere in the universe to explore in the future.
6 Ralph Bohner Pietro’s Age of Ultron death seemed pretty permanent, so it was a huge surprise for WandaVision viewers to see him come back. Not only was this seemingly an old character returning, but the fact that Pietro was being played by Evan Peters was a nod to the X-Men franchise. However, the nature of the Westview anomaly meant nothing was as it seemed.
4 Hulk Even though Hulk was one of the first original Avengers introduced to the MCU, his character has always struggled with development in the franchise. Because of Marvel’s dispute with Universal Pictures over rights to the Hulk, Bruce Banner has not been able to have a solo film in the 15 years of the MCU.
The premise of Wanda becoming a villain made sense since she was corrupted by the Darkhold. She would do anything to get her children back, even if it meant resorting to questionable means. In a way, it was a further exploration of her grief. However, after everything that she’s been through, it seemed like an undeserving turn that her character arc had to take.
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