Recurring MCU New York City Plot Hole Called Out Again By Marvel Fans

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A Marvel Cinematic Universe plot hole that has been noticed in the past is once again being called out after being spotted in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. New York City has served as somewhat of a central hub in much of the MCU. Manhattan's Stark Tower — rebranded Avengers Tower following Loki's invasion of Manhattan in Avengers - served as the team's base for a while, Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum can be found in Greenwich Village, Captain America is just a kid from Brooklyn, Spider-Man calls Queens home, etc.

But Stark/Avengers Tower has brought up some continuity errors for the franchise. While no exact address for the building is ever given in the MCU, it is meant to occupy the space where the current MetLife building stands. In fact, Avengers production designer James Chinlund, who based his design on the MetLife building, has said that, in his headcanon, Tony Stark bought the property to rebrand it out of arrogance. This is why it's an issue when an unaltered MetLife building frequently pops up in the background of MCU projects, like when it could recently be seen in the season finale of Hawkeye, which viewers were quick to point out

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But despite the oversight being mocked on social media in the past, Marvel Studios apparently didn't get the message. One astute Marvel fan on Reddit with the username Electrical_Daikon771 recently pointed out that the MetLife building can once again be seen in the skyline as Doctor Strange battles Gargantos in Multiverse of Madness. As the multiversal monster has Strange wrapped up in one of its tentacles, the unchanged MetLife building can still be in the background, still bearing the