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Over its incredibly long tenure as a franchise, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has introduced many characters both from the comics and originals. With such a large roster, some inherently get focused on and prioritized more than others. While unintentional, multiple characters end up being focused on less and are eventually forgotten. After all, one can only do so much if a character is not given enough to do.
To her credit, Lady Sif does have her fans, but they are few and far between. Not because she's a poorly-written character — indeed, Sif had an alright amount of screen time in the first two Thor films, even if she often just played second fiddle to Thor . However, after Thor: The Dark World's failure, she was banished to network television, appearing on two episodes of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and then only mentioned in Thor: Ragnarok.
The costume design is quite bland: an all-grey suit that's far too overdesigned with a hood attached and some red eyes. The potential for the character was there, but the movie put little to no effort into making her compelling and not some sort of plot device. Ghost's costume is getting fixed in the upcoming Thunderbolts* movie, so one can hope that the writing issues will also be addressed, making her actually memorable moving forward.
What is a huge bummer about fully dropping Helen Cho is how impactful of a character she is in the comics' continuity. Helen eventually gives birth to Amadeus Cho, also known as Brawn, a young man with green skin like the Hulk who has a genius-level intellect and, at one point, succeeded the Hulk and took up the mantle. Amadeus Cho is a major player in the Marvel universe and could have been easily integrated into the MCU if his mother was actually remembered.
*Availability in US Release Date October 25, 2016 Director Scott Derrickson Cast Tilda Swinton , Benedict Wong , Michael Stuhlbarg , Mads Mikkelsen , Scott Adkins , Benedict Cumberbatch , Rachel McAdams , Chiwetel Ejiofor Runtime 126 minutes Writers Steve Ditko , Stan Lee 3 White Vision Played by Paul Bettany At the end of Wandavision, fans were surprised to see that while Wanda's kids were going to be disappearing, Vision was going to stick around with a new body.
Until he was announced to be in Captain America: Brave New World, people pretty much had forgotten about The Leade, let alone his promised future as a villain. If that's not a prime example of Samuel Sterns' forgettableness, then there aren't many other things that would be. At least he will finally return seventeen years after his introduction, so that's something.
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