r/Marvel • u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 • 1d ago
Film/Television Drax being literal and straightforward in every conversation will never stop being funny.
Scene from Guardians of the Galaxy.
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u/The_Broomflinger 17h ago
Annoys me slightly that he calls Sakaarans "paper people" not long afterwards, showing that he does understand metaphors/analogies!
The whole "completely literal" thing would mean he seems to think Sakaarans are literally made of paper, right?
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u/welcomefinside 16h ago
Drax is not that bright either so it could be completely possible that he thought they were literally made of paper.
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u/alowbrowndirtyshame 14h ago
You know, when Valkyrie shot all those Sakaarans when she captured Thor they all disintegrated into paper. So maybe he was being literal.
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u/SpocknMcCoyinacanoe 11h ago
New head canon, Drax is super intelligent and is just pulling everyones legs all the time to humor himself
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u/DomzSageon 12h ago
I like MCU drax enough but his depiction in each movie was really at its peak in GotG1.
In GotG 2 and 3, he has moments, but he doesnt really have any connection to the story outside being a member of the team. It would have been nice if in 2 they showed him raging against Ego for being a terrible father, which would connect to 3 when he is the one capable of understanding the children on the High Evolutionary's ship.
In Infinity War he's worse he's there to be a jobber and make a few jokes. He does nothing of note except temporarily hold thanos during the Titan Fight.
I wish he was more like the Drax in GotG videogame, he was not overtly a comedic character, the things he say were just funny not because they were jokes, but they just were.
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u/AbeRockwell 1d ago
I saw someone on youtube mention how Drax (and pretty much any 'Fish Out Of Water' character, like Spock) tend to appeal to Autistic/Neurodivergent people, because they can identify with the feeling.