Agents of SHIELD: 6 Ways Coulson Changed From Season 1 To The Finale

 Agents of SHIELD is an American TV series released in the year 2013. It is based on the Marvel comics and on an organization SHIELD, which is a spy agency in the world of superheroes. SHIELD stands for Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division. The main character in this series is Agent Phil Coulson, and the character role is portrayed by Clark Gregg in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Now, Agents of SHIELD has come to an end, and the changing story of Agent Coulson is one of its most significant plots.

However, it might be possible that Agent Coulson can appear in the MCU movies in the future, but the story of his character has ended in the Agents of SHIELD series. His character included various new elements in each season of the series and this is the reason that changed the way the fans view him.

Here are some of the ways showing how Agent Coulson changed over the series.

He Learned The Truth About TAHITI

In the film, The Avengers, Agent Coulson was killed by Loki, which was a shocking moment for all the fans of Coulson and when they got to know that he survived the attack of Loki and would be getting a series, it became more shocking for the fans. According to season 1 of the Agents of SHIELD series, Coulson believed that he went to Tahiti on vacation to recover. Later, he uncovered the truth and got to know that he was the subject of project TAHITI. It was a procedure to revive him and alter his memories by using Kree DNA.

He Became Director

At the end of season 1 of the Agents of SHIELD series, Nick Fury, the Director of SHIELD played a drama of his fake death and went underground. Before disappearing, he made Agent Coulson the new Director of SHIELD and also gave him a task to rebuild the organization from the start. Later, under the leadership of Agent Coulson, the organization was able to wipe out HYDRA entirely and won the war against Inhumans.

He Retired

According to the finale of the series Agents of SHIELD, most of the SHIELD members were shown retired, and the journey of Agent Coulson also came to an end. Some of the members of the group remained at SHIELD such as Daisy, Yo-Yo. However, Coulson was retired but still retained his connections to the SHIELD.

He Started A Relationship With May

In the Agents of SHIELD series, Coulson has been in many relationships, but the most romantic relationship of Agent Coulson was with his fellow agent and his long-time partner, Melinda May. Their real and true feelings came in the season 4 of the series when they were replaced by artificial versions of themselves during the LMD arc.

He Lost An Arm

In season 2 of the Agents of SHIELD, Fitz killed Gordon in a fight, and after that Agent Coulson grabbed a Terrigen crystal to stop it from falling on the ground to save Mack and Fitz. As Coulson was not an Inhuman, the crystal began to turn him into stone. To save Coulson from entirely turning into stone, Mack chopped his arm with an ax. Later, Fitz created an enhanced prosthetic arm for Coulson. The new arm created by Fitz was full of features and abilities required in a fight.

He’s No Longer Director

There were a lot of shifting roles, and leadership was seen in season 4 of the Agents of SHIELD. In this season, Coulson lost his position as Director and was replaced by Jeffery Mace. However, Coulson would regain the position but because of him dying it would be replaced again and this time with Agent Mack.

After discussing all the six ways how Coulson changed from season 1 to the finale, we have concluded that Agent Coulson was one of the main characters in the team of SHIELD and even though, he died at the end without any reputed title added along with his name, he still considered being one of the best leaders of SHIELD.

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Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D Season 7 Addresses the Concept of Time Travel

 Marvel’s longest-standing television show Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D recently concluded the series with its Season 7 finale on August 12. The stunning finale answered a lot of unanswered points. The television series is set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and acknowledges the storyline set by the films. One such classic example is Captain America: The Winter Soldier. However, as the show’s story progressed through season 1-7, it started to pull away from MCU movies. The conclusion of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D made it clear that the end was nowhere related to the Marvel films.

Season 7 Changes Timeline of Major Event in One Marvel Cinematic Universe Movie

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D season 7 has officially changed the timeline of a significant event that took place in MCU’s Captain America: Winter Soldier. Season 7, Ep 5- A trout in the milk, showed S.H.I.E.L.D arriving in 1973. They come across Hydra’s Project Insight, a satellite project that targets any potential threat to Earth.

However, this storyline is initially shown in the above-mentioned Captain America movie, which is set in the year 2014. This indicates that Hydra’s plan has moved forward five decades, and there was no Captain America to stop them because he is still under the ice. The reason this happens is that Chronicoms have a plan to rewrite history so that they can conquer Earth in the present.

S.H.I.E.L.D Travels Back in Time to Protect the Timeline

The final season saw Coulson and the team fighting a war with Chronicoms after traveling back in time. S.H.I.E.L.D’s main aim was to protect the original timeline, but they failed at their mission. One of the major twists in Season 7 was when the alien race Chronicoms altered Mack’s timeline by taking the life of his parents. Episode 10 in season 7 showcases a S.H.I.E.L.D traveling back to 1983, to protect Quake’s mother, Jiaying. However, she is killed by Hydra leader Wilfred Malick’s son, threatening the Inhuman’s very existence. Jiaying’s character was killed off at a time even before Daisy was born. This is why there was a threat to the Inhuman.

Before Jiaying is killed, the team comes in contact with Quake’s mother on Afterlife, a planet inhabited by Inhumans. She was introduced in the initial seasons of the series. She was later killed off for betraying her daughter by using Quake for her own selfish needs.

Deke’s “Timestream Idea”

No one has figured out the concept of time travel in the real world. So, television shows and movies tend to make their version with a specific set of rules. One example can be of Deke talking about the “timestream idea” in the very first episode. He asked what if time is a stream and a few sticks are thrown into it? Adding on to it, he said if there are fewer sticks, the flow of water stays the same, but if there are a lot of sticks, the stream hits a blockage, and there is a change in direction. However, Deke was utterly wrong with his theory. Time-traveling creates an entirely new timeline, and the branches increased as the season progressed in the series final run.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D: Marvel’s Longest Running Television Show

Agents of the S.H.I.E.L.D is an American television series created by Joss Whedon, Jed Whedon, and Maurissa Tancharoen. It is based on a Marvel Comics S.H.I.E.L.D (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division) organization, a peacekeeping spy agency in the world of superheroes. This show is set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and addresses the feature films and other television series. The show aired from September 20, 2013, to August 12, 2020.

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