New 'Captain America: Civil War' Trailer Hinted Bucky Is Going To Get Hurt And May Die

By Jenn Loro - 14 Mar '16 13:17PM

The second Captain America: Civil War trailer released this week may have dropped a major spoiler about the new Marvel movie.

As reported, a redditor named Imgur had taken a closer look of the new trailer, slowing each scene down and had discovered something that was never noticed before. The user pointed out a scene that involved Bucky, War Machine and Iron Man. And it ended up with Bucky losing his metal arm.

It has now been questioned who has injured Bucky and what fate awaits her in the new Captain America installment. Did Tony Stark killed him? It is not only Bucky who has received his share of injury. War Machine aka James Rodes can be seen hit by what it seems like Bucky's arm and Iron Man also falls down unconscious.

It is also not clear if Bucky will be returning and his team up with Steve Rogers will succeed or his death will finally change Captain America's point of view, and that is to leave his past behind and move forward with more challenges with The Avengers.

The original trailer of Captain America: Civil War showed Steve Roger (Chris Evans) taking Bucky Barnes' (Sebastian Stan) side. Rogers was in conflict with Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr) in their beliefs. The captain did not agree with Iron Man's idea that superheroes should have limitations and rules as this might just lead to the formation of a leader in the group who will control and abuse the other members. Tony Stark also adheres to the idea of the Avengers to support the government while Steve Rogers want the group to be a free superhero group not siding any institution.

The new Captain America movie welcomes other characters of the Marvel Universe--Ant-man, The Vision and yes, the new Spiderman played by Tom Holland. But because the conflict in the movie is hugely political, these superheroes will take sides. Either they choose Captain America or Iron Man.

As listed in Team Iron Man consists of Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), Vision (Paul Bettany), War Machine (Don Cheadle) and the new character T'challa (Chadwick Boseman).

In Team Captain America, one can find Hawkeye, Sharon Carter, Falcon, Bucky Barnes and Ant-man.

Captain America: Civil War will hit theaters on May 6, 2016.