We'll also examine him investigating the mystery of a suicide-inducing virus that affected the Watchers, defending Reed Richards in a cosmic court, saving the Multiverse, and his death - as well as his resurrection. Let's take a look at his long history of observing other worlds, interfering with Earth, and having to defend himself against those charges. The Watcher was also the host of Marvel's long-running alternate reality series, What If? In each issue, he'd introduce a familiar Marvel story and then look at a single event that could have changed it, asking 'What if.?' The Watcher is also hosting an animated Disney+ show of the same name - asking, for example, 'What if Peggy Carter had received the Super-Soldier Serum and become Captain America?' On other occasions, he's been a lot more blatant about his actions in trying to help, and it has cost him dearly. Sometimes he does it by simply appearing at an event in person but not saying a word however, his mere presence often changes events because everyone involved knows who he is. Uatu is the Watcher for Earth, and he is infamous for his tendency to repeatedly break his oath. The Watchers are pledged to observe other races but not directly interfere with them. Uatu the Watcher is one of Marvel's oldest characters, which is fitting because he came from one of the oldest races in the universe.

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