A new fan theory explains this plot hole by evoking not only Dr. He knows just how much destruction could be caused by only one stone, and having five scattered around the galaxy would prolong the fight against those wielding the stones and possibly result in a worse event than the Snap itself. Even if Thanos was defeated, as long as the stones existed, someone else might try to use them in the same way. Losing was all part of the plan. Doctor Strange watched millions of possible futures before the Avengers fought Thanos.
He tells Iron Man that he sees only one future in which the heroes ultimately prevail. But Doctor Strange probably figured out that the good guys had to lose the battle with Thanos in order to win the war.
Just imagine that stunning disintegration sequence in reverse, the pieces slowly coming together to regenerate the heroes we thought we lost. Which brings us to the real-world reasons that all the young heroes will return despite the Avengers: Infinity War ending.
Robert Downey Jr. Their Marvel Cinematic Universe contracts are up after Avengers: Endgame , and they have all strongly hinted that it will be their last Marvel film. But it certainly means that they will all pass on their respective superhero mantles to a new generation of Avengers — a storied tradition in the comics. So what might the Avengers 2. We know from the Infinity War post-credit scene that Nick Fury contacted a new hero, Captain Marvel, right before he disintegrated.
Maybe she gets stuck in some space ice. And soon, Marvel Studios will get some new superheroes for its toy box. Avengers: Infinity War goes out of its way to let you know that everything will change , and even if it seems likely the next film will undo some of those changes , the immediate effect of Infinity War is a little exhilarating. But the movie also probably left you with some big unresolved questions. Here, then, are the nine questions you might still have about Avengers: Infinity War after watching it.
Infinity War does a surprisingly good job of laying out just how Thanos intends to use a fully powered Infinity Gauntlet, then follows through once he obtains all six Infinity Stones after a sprinkle of time trickery.
Thor stabs Thanos and seems as if he might have narrowly averted catastrophe, but Thanos tells Thor he should have aimed for the head, snaps his fingers, and wipes half the sentient beings in the universe from existence. Thanos effectively retires to the countryside, his dream of stopping universal overpopulation achieved.
It's shocking and gutting, but the film sneakily lets viewers know it has a "get out of jail free" card in its post-credits scene , which teases the arrival of the powerful Captain Marvel. Probably, this will all just be reversed, but for a moment I Alex will fully admit that I was completely wrong about my death predictions.
Completely, absolutely wrong. The reason? These characters have sequels coming up. A Black Panther sequel has been confirmed more or less , as has an untitled Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel in and an untitled Guardians sequel in As much as I think the universe needs a break from Peter Quill whose tantrum over Thanos killing Gamora to get the Soul Stone set this whole universe decimation into action , the Guardians, Black Panther, and Spider-Man will be back. Though it should be said that the baby Gamora scene at the end muddies the waters a little and possibly opens the door for her return.
At the end of the movie, partway through the closing credits, The Avengers spirits us away from earth into deep space, where we see two figures in conversation.
At that moment, the other figure half-turns and smiles, giving us a brief glimpse of who he is. In it, the godlike Thanos gets his hand on the titular item, a golden glove studded with six Infinity Gems that gives him immortality and omnipotence. He uses that gift to slaughter half the universe, including tons of superheroes; when the remaining heroes travel into space to fight him, he kills all of them, too.
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