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Damage Control
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If Stormbreaker can summon the Bifrost despite being forged on Nidavellir, could Mjölnir do the same.,?
Both are made of Uru, but only Stormbreaker has been shown opening the Bifrost even in the absence of Heimdall and Asguard. Is it a unique ability of Stormbreaker, or is Mjölnir capable of it too.,?
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Why was she destroying the Mind Stone while holding Thanos off instead of just fighting him full-force?
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The psychological cruelty of this exact sequence gets overlooked because everyone remembers the Snap happening right after.
Imagine being forced to personally kill the only person you love just to save the universe, only for a purple warlord to casually use time manipulation magic to reverse your sacrifice right in front of your face.
The look on her face right as Thanos undoes the destruction of the Mind Stone is pure, unadulterated trauma.
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Steve Rogers returning to Peggy Carter sounds like the perfect ending until you start examining the timeline problem.
If Steve went back and lived with Peggy, did he create a separate branch reality, or was he always part of the history we watched?
The film gives us Steve returning as an old man, but it never fully explains how his life with Peggy fits into the timeline rules established by the Avengers’ time heist.
That matters because the difference between changing the past and creating another timeline is central to the entire multiverse.
Marvel gave Steve an emotional ending. The mechanics behind it remain one of the MCU’s biggest debates.
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Top row: Scarlet Witch, Agatha Harkness, Billy Maximoff, Morgan Le Fay, Nico Minoru, Frigga.
Bottom row: Lilia Calderu, Jennifer Kale, Alice Wu-Gulliver, Zelma Stanton, Rio Vidal, Evanora Harkness.
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Vibranium has officially lost its credibility in the MCU. First Thanos ripped Vision’s forehead off like paper, and now Sentry stops Bucky’s Vibranium arm like it’s nothing? Sentry is strong, but stopping a super soldier’s full-force Vibranium punch that effortlessly just feels wrong.
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Iron Man is tumbling at that speed with the thrusters still firing
He’s dropping through the clouds like the suit is fighting the fall instead of controlling it, and there’s no sonic boom or shockwave even though the motion blur says he should have already broken the barrier
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tony stark looking up right before he snaps his fingers in endgame is peak cinematic payoff, but let's be honest,
channeling the raw, localized energy of six infinity stones through a makeshift nanotech glove should have instantly vaporized his entire upper body before he even got to finish his one-liner.
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Rewatching how easily Tony handles high-speed impacts here always makes me confused about Rhodey’s fall in Civil War.
Tony routinely freefalls from crazy heights, tackles bots at terminal velocity, and brushes off direct hits from Thor. Yet Rhodey, wearing a suit specifically built for heavy military artillery, takes one bad fall and loses his mobility.
Either Tony kept all the inertial dampening tech for himself, or the physics simply bent for the plot.
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If Ebony Maw had telekinetic powers in Avengers: Infinity War, why couldn’t he stop the sharp flying debris and shattered bricks with his powers when Wong and Doctor Strange sent them through portals at him ? Why did he have to use a car as a shield to protect himself ?
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Watch the Gauntlet glow blue there - that's Space, not Time.
Thanos didn't freeze time, he froze space. Space Stone = stops movement/position. Time Stone = freezes time. That's why Loki is stuck mid-air.
