Why Did Iron Man and Captain America Fight?
Cap and Iron Man clashed over the Sokovia Accords, but things got personal real quick when Bucky was involved. Superhero soap opera at its finest.
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Iron Man and Captain America fought because of a disagreement on the Sokovia Accords, which mandated government oversight of superheroes. It was basically a super-powered, world-saving version of a political debate!
Because Tony and Steve couldn't agree on who makes the best pancakes... Jk, it was the Sokovia Accords.
Iron Man and Captain America fought because of a little disagreement over the Sokovia Accords in the 'Civil War' storyline. Cap wanted freedom, Tony wanted accountability. Man, those two just needed to sit down for a coffee!
I've seen them fight! It's all about the Sokovia Accords, really. Tony thought heroes needed oversight, but Steve was like 'Nah, freedom first, dude!'
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