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キャプテンアメリカ：「勇敢な新世界」につながる複雑なタイムライン

Authore: Carterアップデート：Mar 12,2025

マーベルシネマティックユニバース（MCU）は広大であり、段階が結論付けているように、特定のプロジェクトは多数のプロットスレッドを解決する重みを負います。キャプテンアメリカ：新しい段階のカスプに位置するブレイブニューワールドは、まさにこの状況に自分自身を見つけ、2008年に遡り、さまざまなディズニー+シリーズや映画に散らばっているゆるい端を結びつけることを任されています。これは、サム・ウィルソンの現在の苦境につながる物語の糸を複雑に見る必要があります。

サム・ウィルソン/ファルコンの漫画におけるキャプテン・アメリカへの道

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