History WMG / AgentCarter

Red Skull founded Hydra and originally it never had anything to do with the Cult, the a council is really the cult from Agents of Shield. Rather Zola recruits the Council or what is left of it into Hydra and they secretly keep u othe work their Cult has been doing for ages. Only then did Hydra become the latest incarnation of the Cult, the two organisations merged into one.

[[WMG: There will be non-human character(s)]]
Either Asgardian, Kree, Vampire (such as Blade or Spitfire, they're both British, after all), or any other non-human races, really.

[[WMG:Violet is a spy for Council of Nine]]

[[WMG: Zero Matter really does come from another dimension, and this will tie in to ''Doctor Strange''.]]

Of course, this will eventually backfire because the same setup that allow them to investigate anybody makes it difficult for anyone else to investigate them, but nobody will realize this for decades.

[[WMG:Wilkes isn't dead. He's turned invisible.]]
Just like his [[http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Jason_Wilkes_%28Earth-616%29 Comic book counterpart]].
* Confirmed!

[[WMG:Zero Matter is [[Series/AgentsOfSHIELD Gravitonium]].]]
It certainly seems to share the black, perpetually flowing appearance as well as the gravity-warping powers of the substance later manipulated by Ian Quinn and Franklin Hall. The larger size of their orb probably means that more was obtained on Earth between the 1940s and the modern day, and the fact its actions seem so random here in this series is because the apparatus to control it (rather than just hold it) had not yet been invented.

Why? Because it seems to be fairly certain that Peggy's death, or at least her funeral, will take place during Captain America: Civil War. Peggy's progressive enough to only use her maiden name for work, but surely they'll give her married name during the funeral or on the headstone?

The reason for this theory? ''What about Sharon Carter??'' We know that she's Peggy's niece (or, more accurately, great-niece), but Michael is the only sibling Peggy has (at least, no one mentions any other in ep 2x04). If he was married, then surely Peggy would have mentioned it, during the talk they have at her engagement party. So if he died during the war, presumably without a wife or issue, where did Sharon come from?

[[WMG: Whitney Friat will repurpose a movie prop as the Madam Masque mask]]

[[This Whitney Frost isn't the MCU Equivalent of Madame Masque.]]

Then, after Skull has disappeared and Zola himself is eventually recruited into newly-formed SHIELD, Zola used this chance to secretly rebuild HYDRA from within SHIELD. This time, he gave no crap about random alien artifacts that Skull was hunting possibly for most of his life. Zola wishes to return to organization's original goal and obsession: Retrieving the ancient Inhuman from Maveth. However, he isn't entirely trustful to these new HYDRA yet. Keep in mind that Gideon Malick once said that he doesn't think very highly of other leaders such as Daniel Whitehall or John Garrett. So, keeping secrets from each other doesn't seem to be uncommon among HYDRA leaders. The same thing can be said about Zola, he only shares his knowledge about Inhumans and ancient HYDRA's original goal to certain people and told them to pass this knowledge only to those who are reliable or trustworty. This is why the likes of Whitehall or Garrett are seemingly oblivious about HYDRA's true final goal for the ancient Inhuman. Garrett only cares about saving himself from death, only join HYDRA when he's disillusioned by SHIELD, and is ultimately never really loyal to HYDRA. Meanwhile, Whitehall hunts Obelisk, but ultimately he never knows what it really is and even needs Calvin Johnson to show him how it functions. No wonder Malick has no respect to them, because he is one of very few who knows about HYDRA's original and true goal. Another small evidence that HYDRA isn't just one group is, in ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'', that Ward's HYDRA and Malick's HYDRA were initially separated group with different goals, too. Ward's HYDRA's goal is for petty reason, vengeance by destrying SHIELD, while Malick's HYDRA only sees SHIELD as mere obstacle and sticks with their original goal.


As for this show, Council of Nine could be "transition" between Red Skull's HYDRA and Modern HYDRA. They still work involving a possibly-alien thing, Zero Matter, to build weapons, just like what Red Skull's HYDRA did with Cosmic Cube. But they use the symbol that isn't from Red Skull's HYDRA's, but instead from ancient HYDRA's.