Warning: Spoilers ahead ***Avengers: Endgame - Official Thread!***

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If time travel is involved, I imagine a scenario where Cap doesn't die, but goes back in time just after he dissapeared to live his life with Peggy carter

Though since she created S.H.I.E.L.D that could cause lots of paradoxes.
 
Time travel is involved in someway, hence the images of Ant Man at the Battle of New York, we just don't know how. Theories range from them simply filming B.A.R.F. sequences to the Avengers using the quantum realm to travel back and alter certain aspects of Thanos' previous interactions with Earth.
 
Destination said:
Yes but is he from a race, is he an ancient being, is he a one off?
The asgardiang are strong tough and use tech t make things look like magic.

What of Thanos?
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I thought he is a race and a lot of them died because they didn’t listen to his warnings about over population on his planet and a lot of them died as a result which is what set him off on the journey to remove 50% of the universe.
 
In the comics Thanos possesses the superhuman physiology of all Eternals, granting him superhuman strength, endurance, reflexes, and agility. His skin in nearly invulnerable, particulary against heat, cold, electricity, radiation, toxins, aging, and disease, and he can survive indefinitely without food or water. His mind is also invulnerable to most forms of psychic attack, and can project a psionic blast of energy as well as blasts of plasma/cosmic energy from his eyes and hands.
 
Destination said:
So he is an 'eternal'? Are there others?
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Doesn't anybody pay attention to the films ?

https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Thanos

https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Titans

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The Titan Thanos was born on the planet Titan, and due to his severe deformities, was considered an anomaly by the Titan society and grew up as an outcast. Despite so, Thanos loved his people nonetheless.

Due to overpopulation, the planet began to run out of resources. Thanos offered a solution, to randomly kill off half of the planet's inhabitants so that the other half could truly live without having to fight each other. The Titans saw his solution to be madness and refused to let Thanos intervene. This led to Titan eventually being devastated when the people finally snapped and turned on each other for survival, and left mostly uninhabitable. The Titans themselves went nearly extinct after the conflict.[1]

Thanos began to believe that other planets would suffer the same fate, causing him to become obsessed with “saving” the universe, by killing half of each planet's inhabitants
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The only inaccuracy is he isn't genocidal, genocide would mean he wants to wipe out entire species/races, where his true goal is to only get rid of half
 
The film doesn't really define his powers before getting power stones though.

I think the Hulk fight at the start was supposed to do the heavy lifting there. Plus the fact that Thor and the Asgardians had been devestated.
 
Minusorange said:
Doesn't anybody pay attention to the films ?

https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Thanos

https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Titans



The only inaccuracy is he isn't genocidal, genocide would mean he wants to wipe out entire species/races, where his true goal is to only get rid of half
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Of course being that his Snap was truly random it's possible that every inhabitant of a planet died and every inhabitant of another lived. Or only 1 person died or only 1 person lived.
 
MissChief said:
Of course being that his Snap was truly random it's possible that every inhabitant of a planet died and every inhabitant of another lived. Or only 1 person died or only 1 person lived.
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Was it truly random though? Thanos controls the stones with his mind, so if his intention was to to disappear half of everything in every environment on every planet, wouldn't the stones do his bidding? Otherwise, as you say, you'd get random corner cases, which wasn't what Thanos intended.
 
MissChief said:
Of course being that his Snap was truly random it's possible that every inhabitant of a planet died and every inhabitant of another lived. Or only 1 person died or only 1 person lived.
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Thanos began to believe that other planets would suffer the same fate, causing him to become obsessed with “saving” the universe, by killing half of each planet's inhabitants
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It was random in that it killed at random half of every planets population

You seem to think he killed half of the universe at random which he didn't do
 
Aside from Thanos being a bit grumpy about over population, and having a really weird adopted daughter situation, You would still have him around for a barbecue.

But I really want a Captain Marvel, Thor only move form the last 5 seconds of that trailer. Hems-worth just gets better and better. (Best thing in Ghostbusters and was good in hotel Royal movie)
 
Was him being upper strong, and not needing to eat or drink for ages and stuff like that a deformity also?
Or were all the people of titan such like?

If so, how did they run out of resources? and this war, I assume they created weapons capable of killing themselves?
you'd think they'd be scattered all over the place?
 
Apparently Thanos has a fight with Marvel near the start, realises she's powered by the space stone and starts draining her. So her powers are brought down a notch or two.

Edit - in fairness though, none of the enemies in Captain Marvel exactly posed much of a threat and would be the equivalent of ants to Thanos.
 
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