Unfortunately, this Nick Fury wasn't the real one as Skrull leader Talos and wife Soren revealed themselves in the end credits. Years after the sequel was released, Talos actor Ben Mendelsohn revealed what happened to the Skrull leader after Fury found out about the Far from Home events.
Was Nick Fury a Skrull in any of the movies? The Marvel fans who pay attention to details and stick around for the famous post-credit scenes will know that Nick Fury has indeed already been a Skrull at one point in the MCU.
After teasing for three episodes, Secret Invasion has revealed Don Cheadle's Rhodey is a Skrull, delivering on Marvel Comics' impostor Avengers idea with huge ramifications.
Age Of Ultron Hinted Nick Fury Has Been A Skrull For Years
Given how specific his choice of food is in both scenes, it seems as if the MCU added the Captain Marvel sandwich line to give Nick Fury's Avengers: Age of Ultron scene a new meaning.
Is Nick Fury in Spider-Man: Far From Home just an illusion of Mysterio? Yes and No This is Nick Fury in Spider-Man: Far From Home. He doesn't show up until the second Post-Credit last Scene, which also revealed that this version of Nick Fury was Talos, a skrull from Captain Marvel, the whole time.
Ok, so as those who watched the movie and stayed after it to watch the end credits scenes know, in Spiderman: Far From Home, Talos, the skrull, disguises himself as Nick Fury throughout the movie and he, along with several other characters in the movie, are fooled by Quentin Beck's (aka Mysterio) illusions and lies, So ...
The answer to this conundrum comes in an end-credits scene that reveals Fury is a Skrull. As the end-credits scene of Far From Home reveals, the real Fury is off-planet overseeing the construction of a massive space station.
It's revealed that Fury left Earth shortly after the events of Avengers: Endgame, meaning that he's been gone for about 2 years. Avengers: Endgame was set in the year 2023, and Fury was seen in the aftermath of the Battle for Earth at Tony Stark's funeral.
Nick Fury killed the Watcher during Original Sin, and when the Avengers found out, there was a massive battle. Fury made Thor question his worthiness, leading to Jane Foster's tenure as Thor. Then Fury became the Unseen. Fury took the Watcher's place and spent years on the moon, living up to his new name.
Martin Freeman, who portrays Agent Everett Ross on Secret Invasion and in the wider Marvel Cinematic Universe, said he doesn't believe his character has always been a Skrull. Freeman's comments come after Agent Ross was revealed to be Skull in the opening sequence of the first episode of Secret Invasion.
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, director Ali Selim has confirmed that the dark theory that Rhodey has been a Skrull ever since Captain America: Civil War is actually true. "Yep. He's been a Skrull the whole time, yeah," Selim revealed, adding that the reveal has "massive implications" for the MCU.
A rogue Skrull pirate, Raava struck back against the Skrull Empire following the deaths of her off-spring, Skragg and Raavaka. In the wake of her carnage, she was sentenced to a lifetime at a secret deep-space torture prison.
Bendis said the Skrulls believe Earth "is religiously and rightfully theirs," and that there are hints as to the plot placed in the limited series Secret War and the title New Avengers from the first issue. The limited series concluded the plot and was, according to Bendis, "a hell of an end."
He gives a quick explanation about how he wasn't able to find any suitable planet for them after a few years of searching and realized he would have to make them a home on Earth. The thing is, we learn moments later that this isn't actually Nick Fury, but rather G'iah posing as him.
While people were focused on Mysterio's betrayal, there was another standout moment when Nick Fury and Maria Hill recruited Tom Holland's Peter Parker to fight the Elementals. Unfortunately, this Nick Fury wasn't the real one as Skrull leader Talos and wife Soren revealed themselves in the end credits.
But when Pierce, secretly a Hydra leader, ordered Fury killed, the S.H.I.E.L.D. director gave Captain America the data and then faked his own death to go deep undercover.
The Attack on Nick Fury was an assassination attempt on S.H.I.E.L.D. Director Nick Fury in Washington, D.C. It was orchestrated by HYDRA, on orders from Alexander Pierce after Fury began investigating Project Insight following the hijacking of the Lemurian Star.
Jackson, just as the Nick Fury of the Ultimate Universe does. Nick Fury retires at the end of the series, and his son joins S.H.I.E.L.D. Upon joining S.H.I.E.L.D., Johnson changes his name to his original birth name of Nick Fury Jr., as he and Agent Coulson appear on the Helicarrier in the final page.
Nicholas Joseph Fury is a fictional character portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) media franchise, based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name.
As explained in ULTIMATE X-MEN (2001) #11, Ultimate Fury was transporting Weapon X through Kuwait when their convoy was ambushed. He lost his left eye in the explosion but was ultimately saved by the man who would become Wolverine. And, he's worn the eyepatch ever since!
Following the twist that a Skrull had been posing as Fury on the superspy's behalf, it was then revealed that the actual Fury was off-world in a spaceship.
Knowing that he needed to create world threatening illusions to sell his lies, Mysterio had then gained the trust of Nick Fury in order to get closer to Spider-Man, as he knew that Stark had gifted Spider-Man with access to the technologies he needed.
They basically imply the answer to this at the end of the movie. Talos/Fury understood it because it was a terrible attempt at a coded message. There was no actual code, just Happy blathering about a surfboard before he said the message very pointededly.
