1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Incorrect again. Xavier's is to teaxh mutamts how to deal with theor powers responisbly and some stay on to be x-men. Its not a school teaxhing you how to be a superhero.
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Avengers Campus - Reactions / Reviews
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PostScott
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haha, I'd love an attraction to Krampus. Did you ever go on the HHN maze like 3 years ago?
Okay I mean... X-Men are superheros. A bunch of teachers teaching children on how to use their powers (and also common school subjects) is a school/campus.
Professortango1
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Isn't teaching superpowered beings how to control their powers and how to be moral and good essentially teaching them what they need to be a superhero? And I don't even understand where this argument stems from, I don't think Disney ever presented Avengers Campus as a place to be schooled on being a superhero. I've always seen it advertised as a recruitment/training facility.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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no. its teaching them how to blend in with society not to be heroes.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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the school is to teach mutants to understand and accept their powers and to blend into society. not to teach them to be superheros. the x-men themselves are heroes but they dont go to school for the purpose of becoming x-men
Professortango1
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Okay, but who said Avengers Campus is a school to teach you how to be a superhero?
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Disney. hence why we are recruits. try to keep up man.
lazyboy97o
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Training isn’t teaching?
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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There is a difference.
Professortango1
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We're recruits, not students. I've never seen them call Avengers Campus a school.
Professortango1
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Training is a form of teaching, but there's a big difference to being students at a school and recruits training for a mission. I wouldn't go to a Boot Camp and call the recruits "army students."
BayouShack
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Universal’s most successful land is also a campus.. but it manages to be interesting.
Don’t the Disney marvel lands exist in their own “Theme Park Universe”? So the lands really don’t have to use the same boring aesthetic of the movies. The execution of IOA’s Marvel land isn’t perfect, but it is more interesting. I would’ve liked to see Disney take on the comic book style. They did a great job with Toon Town.
Imagineers say it’s the Tomorrowland of DCA. Why would they want to do another take on their most difficult land? The land just looks too “real world”.
Don’t the Disney marvel lands exist in their own “Theme Park Universe”? So the lands really don’t have to use the same boring aesthetic of the movies. The execution of IOA’s Marvel land isn’t perfect, but it is more interesting. I would’ve liked to see Disney take on the comic book style. They did a great job with Toon Town.
Imagineers say it’s the Tomorrowland of DCA. Why would they want to do another take on their most difficult land? The land just looks too “real world”.
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Supreme Leader
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I'm just glad it's not called AVENGERS-LAND.
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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I would prefer that.
mickEblu
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Sounds great! Give me an indoor coaster with the Avengers music blasting, some projections and a show scene to start and end the ride. Guarantee you it’ll be better than what they end up building.
waltography
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You’re joking, but I don’t hate that idea at all. I just want a new proper coaster in the park.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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Animaniac93-98
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"The Avenging World of Spider-Man: Campus Alley"
NobodyElse
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Hey, at least it would have a great soundtrack!