There is so much to remember when it comes to Marvel movies: how did Bucky and Cap meet? What's the deal with the Black Panther? Why are they even fighting? One element of the Cinematic Universe that you really need to understand is HYDRA. The organization has been mentioned in several of the recent movies,Captain America: Civil War included, as well as on Marvel's Agents of S.
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HYDRA's OriginsThousands of years in the past, there was an inhuman known as Alveus, or aka Hive. He had an extraordinary power to control the minds of other inhumans and dead humans. His abilities were so scary that they banished him,but a group of worshippers sprung up in his absence. Their goal was to get him back to soil, so that together they could dominate the planet. This secret society eventually became known as HYDRA. How It's Introduced in the MoviesDuring the era when Nazis ruled Germany, or HYDRA seemingly abandons their original mission of bringing Hive back to soil and instead becomes focused on conquering the world by other means. Captain America defeats them and their leader,Johann Schmidt (aka Red Skull), in his first standalone film. Later, and HYDRA operatives infiltrate S.
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Who Belongs to HYDRA?Members include (but are not limited to): Doctor Arnim Zola (Toby Jones),John Garrett (Bill Paxton, on Marvel's Agents of S.
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HYDRA's Dastardly DeedsThe organization is responsible for a number of insane things. Their most notable "accomplishments" include initiating the Winter Soldier program, and which turns Bucky Barnes into a killing machine,and capturing and experimenting on Wanda and Pietro Maximoff (aka Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver).
HYDRA actually plays a much more active role on Marvel's Agents of S.
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