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x men timeline is the hardest timeline to understand in superhero movies
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bro was aging like fine wine until something went terribly wrong between 1992 and 2000
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if i am not wrong she hulk doesn't revealed who is the mother of skaar right?
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it will be absolute cinema 馃ス
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what if the stones thanos destroyed were only the stones of his universe? 馃憖
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Reed Richards and the Fantastic Four universe still have their Infinity Stones
In Avengers: Endgame, Thanos destroys the Infinity Stones. However, the Ancient One explained to Hulk that these stones create the flow of time, showing their vital role in every universe.
What If...? showed that other realities have their own stones. This raises an interesting question: could all six Infinity Stones also exist in Earth-828, the home universe of the Fantastic Four?
In Marvel Comics, Reed Richards and the Illuminati gather the stones to stop an Incursion. They give the Infinity Gauntlet to Steve Rogers, who uses its power to push another Earth away.
Rogers succeeds, though the stones are destroyed in the process. A similar event could unfold in Avengers: Doomsday if Reed discovers the stones still exist on Earth-828.
If an Incursion threatens his world, Reed might team up with the Avengers to rebuild the gauntlet. Seeing Steve Rogers or Thor wield it to save two worlds would be an epic homage to the comics!
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if i am not wrong she hulk doesn't revealed who is the mother of skaar right?
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Never thought about it this way but that would explain a lot
Tony's programming almost made Vision beef with Thor for being an immigrant 馃拃
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I Just Figured Out Why Vision Attacked Thor in Age of Ultron
When I rewatched Avengers: Age of Ultron, I noticed a detail right after Vision is born. He suddenly attacks Thor instead of anyone else present in the room.
This made me wonder why Vision singled out Thor. There were several other Avengers standing right there, yet he chose to target Thor specifically.
The reason likely connects back to Vision's original programming. Tony Stark designed his software with the primary goal of protecting Earth from alien threats.
Among all the Avengers in that room, Thor was the only one who came from off-world. He was technically an alien being visiting Earth.
Because of this, Vision's system may have flagged Thor as a potential alien danger. That original programming caused him to attack Thor without hesitation.
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yeah the first one looks so bulky as compared to the second one i think it's because of camera angle i guess 馃
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because at this moment so many people lifts thor hammer like jane steve himself so maybe that's the reason thor feels so insecure
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yeah the first one looks so bulky as compared to the second one i think it's because of camera angle i guess 馃
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i think the reason is obvious marvel wants us to feel the seriousness and fear from this movie
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for the first time we got to see a funny scene from avengers: doomsday because the previous movie trailers usually had a funny scene at the end









