So here’s a question, did they intended the age of ultron scene to show how he got the infinity gauntlet and they changed it later to show he got it forged by the giant Thor knew in infinity war, or did he just keep the glove in that weird case thing, cause it’s shown that he never takes it off when he puts it on and since it took the full strength of multiple really strong avengers to get close to pulling it off, it doesn’t come off easily and post snap it’s basically fused to his arm
The Age of Ultron stinger was him stealing the gauntlet from the Asgardian vaults. Him making the gauntlet was long before. So basically the Age of Ultron scene was him getting it back.
@@NeelTheSphynx WRONG. Thanos didn't get back gauntlet from Asgard. Can you cite the source where you read this bs? He simply wore the gauntlet in his OWN possession.
@@NeelTheSphynx actually confirmed in infinity war is that the post credits scene is when the dwarves made the gauntlet when they were being held hostage.
I think 2014 Guardians of the Galaxy Thanos is exactly how a comic reader would imagine Thanos. He looked scary and threatening there, and I love the grin he does. I realize Infinity War Thanos is not like that at all. He's not the type to do an evil smile and laugh. He's more serious.
Tbh, I like IW Thanos more bc he had better depth. Sure he was more comic accurate in GOTG and Endgame, but he was more openly villainous. But still, he was doing it to try to save the universe from overpopulation, and in Endgame, he was still well portrayed, despite being openly villainous, because he accepted his fate after Tony snapped instead of rage quitting.
Its why he works. Hes not a typical thug, or bully. Hes not simping for death. He's a gladiator with a mission to save the universe. It was undone, but he was a man of his word. Through and through.
"To challenge them is, is to court... death" Interesting. It seems at this point, there were still plans to keep Thanos' motivations closer to the comics.
They were, until Age of Ultron, portraying Thanos more closely to his comic book counterpart. However, in Infinity War, they transformed him into a more nuanced and compelling villain with intriguing motives. It's fascinating to observe the evolution of Thanos and his realm over the years, encompassing changes in both aesthetics and themes. In 2012, due to less advanced technology, a dark setting with simple objects was utilized. Thanos was smaller, portrayed by an actor with prosthetics. By 2014 and 2015, improved technology allowed a complete overhaul of Thanos' domain in terms of design, with a different actor and enhanced by VFX to resemble his comic book counterpart more closely. The most significant alterations occurred in 2018. Thanos and nearly everything associated with him underwent a complete transformation. His appearance became less monstrous, with a light purple skin tone replacing the dark purple, no more blue glowing eyes, and a different armor and build. His voice sounded less deep, and he was now brought to life through motion capture. Moreover, he abandoned a permanent residence for a colossal spaceship named after his earlier domain. The Black Order, originating from the comics, was suddenly serving him. Notably, his motives shifted from a desire to rule the universe to a distorted belief in wiping out half of all life. Even the Infinity Stones underwent slight changes in color and appearance. Despite these extensive modifications, Marvel skillfully maintained a connection between the familiar Thanos and his earlier version, ensuring coherence in the overarching narrative of the Infinity Saga.
@somebody4763 his motives were faux compelling in IW. In reality, his logic made no sense. There's a million ways you could deal with overpopulated planets without wiping half of all life. He was just crazy.
Yeah, that's what's happening now is. . . . let's just say it, it's building up to nothing! Now they're trying to make Kang to be the new Thanos of this new Multiverse Saga since the Infinity Saga ended up with the defeat of Thanos. But they also now, try to put the Mutants into the MCU at the same time, and it's building a mess!
That "I'll do it myself" scene where he grabs the gauntlet was after Age of Ultron. So that means he wiped out the dwarfs a lot earlier than they said earlier.
You can tell that they were really unprepared for Thanos and they spent the years developing his character for Infinity War which is why everything about him is so different.
Does anyone else miss when MCU was just simple and solely focused on the Avengers and Guardians (Infinity) storyline? Now it’s just hap-hazard and all over the place like a crazy web, and it’s just impossible to keep up. I was one of their most avid fans but since Phase 4, I just lost most of my interest. Then again, everything runs its due course. Its a core memory of my childhood and I will always be grateful for that
I’m still confused on why marvel allowed the same actor josh brolin to play thanos in the avengers 2 - 4 and cable in deadpool 2 but I’m not complaining because he’s great in both
My question is Where did his tanktop come from when he only has long sleeves and armor on his upper body and he still did not have all of the stones yet.
@@Terminated_Account nuh uh the 2014,15 design looked way more badass and makes Thanos look like ruthless warmonger instead we got that IF design makes him look less ruthless less alien more humanoid and it brings this weird vibe
Say what you want but his intro from First avengers also set the foundation and moode of MCU . How menacing he is and marvel is brewing something big for the future. The background theme also sounds so dreaded🔥🔥
Thanos in infinity acts like the people will survive if he snaps half of life. In endgame he now tries to destroy all of life and create a new one. Basically thanos wants to be a God
For people asking about the Infinity gauntlet, it was a fake housed in the Asgardian vault. Hela knocks it over in Ragnarok and calls it “faaaake”. Once Thanos figures this out is when he goes to Nidavillier to make a real one.
Damion Poitier was not CGID like Brolin and had prosthetic Make Up but he still looks menacing 🔥🔥🔥adding the tense background theme and you have the first Big Bad of MCU..
Thanos is, hands down, the best MCU villain in MCU imo. He had better CGI in Infinity War and Endgame. GOTG Thanos and Endgame Thanos were comic accurate. The armor he kept on, it was great. IW Thanos was the best iteration of Thanos bc he was serious, dude defeated the heroes with little effort, and he was trying to reallocate the universe’s resources. Endgame Thanos was still good, despite being more openly villainous like how he was in the comics, because when Iron Man snapped, instead of rage quitting, he accepted his fate.
I like how Thanos appear in 2012 and we just thought nothing of it then in infinity wars we were like “WHO THE HECK IS HIM?!!! WHAT?!!"....yeah atleast me...I should have known
I remember it being the biggest flex as a kid when I went to see the first Avengers film with all my friends and I was the only one who knew who Thanos was and letting them think it was because I read the comics when in reality it was because I watched the Super Hero Squad cartoon.
Back then my kid mind was blown when i see thanos in guardians of the galaxy i called everyone in house to make them watch Avengers post credit then pointing it to everyone it is the same purple dude from guardians of the galaxy
@@thegreatsalmon137 No, back then his time "Poltier" the technology for cgi was not like what is nowadays, beside that here they didn't use cgi they put mask on his face so it gave the realistic impression to the character. Anyways his part on movie was less than 2 Sec. So yea! They didn't bother themselves to hire big star for 2 Sec.
Was the Thanos x Death storyline supposed to happen in the MCU? In his first scene they bring up death who in the comics is who Thanos is in love with...
Yeah, I'm assuming so. I guess Marvel never had it all planned here. All they knew is that Thanos was gonna be the big villian. They didn't make the plot yet. You can tell they were unprepared because how different Thanos is here. They spent the years developing his character.
No. It’s a simple play on words, he literally means to challenge them is to risk dying, but in the way it’s worded, it’s a little bone they threw to the fans who know his original motives for obtaining the stones, but it was never going to be his actual motive in this universe.
Look at all the brilliant and strong people it took to take out thanos.and still almost lost twice.even without snapping I think Thanos with all the stones is unbeatable!no matter who he goes up against! let's not forget that in the comics he faced damn near if not All the heroes.and we are talking about some real heavy hitters.xmen, avenger's, fantastic 4,all of them.would have loved to see the comic accurate depiction of the infinity saga.even if it was a 6hr movie 12 hrs for both parts 😮
Thanos was first told that Humans are unruly, and can't be Ruled. Kang said he was once called a Ruler. Thanos then is told that to Challenge Humans would be to Court Death. The most Powerful entity in Marvel comics is referenced only as, One-Above-All. But to us, Humans, we would define this better, and label it as, "Us as One-Above-All off them"... They, anything in that ever be brought up in comincs, can only label Humans as One-Above-All. Thanos realizing this back in 2012, starts out a different plan to win over Death, a plan that he realizes Kang can't help him see all of the events for. When we see him say he is going to do it himself and put on the Infinity Gauntlet, regardless of what the perceived timeline has shown us, it's all speculative at this point, but to me, that's when we Thanos first has the deal in place to take the Reality Stone. Then everything we see, with presumably Brolin Thanos (End Game Thanos) getting the Power Stone as his first, that was all a different Reality. This is why Kang is currently trying to upload POST-Snap timelines to the TVA (not sure if good or bad, or both yet... referring to Kang). But it's important to note that Loki from the Post Snap timeframe (5 years passing) was when the TVA had been at work trying to figure out the Post Snap "anomaly" universe. This was why Möbius was employed as a TVA agent already in Loki (he leaked the Möbius Strip to Tony Stark Post-Snap) and was also after all the other Loki's, The real Thanos (with the Reality Gem as the first stone captured, not Brolin/End Game Thanos) is still in deals with entities, including Ronin, to hold up their end of the fight. Nebula is the only Character seen with both Thanos Versions. Ant Man was the one who kicked the Briefcase during the Post Snap time frame (thanks to a Rat stepping on an impounded van... hmmmm). ANT MAN was also, in the Trailer to QuantuMania seen, in a Library (Miss Minutes - TVA processing - sidenote: Our Loki, wasn't aware of our Post-Snap timeline, and only aware he had a secret deal with Reality gem Thanos to take over Earth (presumably with the Throne to Asgard as a hidden end goal, which was the cause to his Mother's Death, but he didn't know when going through TVA Processing - ) reading his Tell-All Autobiography in front of the Book Section with "POST" written down the side bookcase. Kang wants our Universes Timeline, as his deal with Reality Thanos, maybe from protection from his demise, The Void, which he was lucky enough to harness and weaponize... which some may already know that the Baskin 31 Robbins, I Love U 3000, Qu-Ant-U-Man-ia, references us to the good form of The Void (Black Goliath - Bill Foster - Father to Ghost), Sentry - 31st Century References. Obviously, using the power of Nathanial Richards, son of Reed Richards, Founder of the Fantastic 4, was a great tie-in for why they have been hidden away, as well as Kangs ties to Apocalypse (the earliest Mutant), was the best way to take newly reclaimed property rights, with Dr Doom soon to be revealed as another Reality Gem Thanos cohort in the creating of Battleworld, fragments of the collapsing Multiverse. Michael Fassbender, BRING YO' ASS!!
How come MCU Thanos doesn’t use the Infinity Stones to create and provide enough resources for everybody within the universe?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Did anyone else notice how the gauntlet changed from 2015 to 2018? Love the look of the old one and would’ve loved to see that one be used instead of the one we got
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So here’s a question, did they intended the age of ultron scene to show how he got the infinity gauntlet and they changed it later to show he got it forged by the giant Thor knew in infinity war, or did he just keep the glove in that weird case thing, cause it’s shown that he never takes it off when he puts it on and since it took the full strength of multiple really strong avengers to get close to pulling it off, it doesn’t come off easily and post snap it’s basically fused to his arm
The Age of Ultron stinger was him stealing the gauntlet from the Asgardian vaults. Him making the gauntlet was long before. So basically the Age of Ultron scene was him getting it back.
@@NeelTheSphynx ooooh okay thank you
I like to think that the AoU scene is him getting the gauntlet from Nidavellir, right after it was made
@@NeelTheSphynx
WRONG.
Thanos didn't get back gauntlet from Asgard. Can you cite the source where you read this bs?
He simply wore the gauntlet in his OWN possession.
@@NeelTheSphynx actually confirmed in infinity war is that the post credits scene is when the dwarves made the gauntlet when they were being held hostage.
Thanos before infinity war: 😈👾
Thanos after: 🗿😊🙁
Thanos with gamora: 🥰❤️ 🥹😔
I think 2014 Guardians of the Galaxy Thanos is exactly how a comic reader would imagine Thanos. He looked scary and threatening there, and I love the grin he does. I realize Infinity War Thanos is not like that at all. He's not the type to do an evil smile and laugh. He's more serious.
Tbh, I like IW Thanos more bc he had better depth. Sure he was more comic accurate in GOTG and Endgame, but he was more openly villainous. But still, he was doing it to try to save the universe from overpopulation, and in Endgame, he was still well portrayed, despite being openly villainous, because he accepted his fate after Tony snapped instead of rage quitting.
I think he was more ugly in live action I’m happy they changed it
IW thanos is definetely the best villian in movie history brother. every single word he says is like a quote
Its why he works.
Hes not a typical thug, or bully.
Hes not simping for death. He's a gladiator with a mission to save the universe.
It was undone, but he was a man of his word. Through and through.
@@PhysicalEngineering damn, what are you? A 14 yo?
When he said "Fine. I'll do it myself"....I knew that shit is gonna get so real
Yep then he beat the avengers
After That He Was Going For The Infinity Stones🟣🔵🔴🟠🟢🟡
@@mehmettahir-jq9dlIn the MCU there is. The Power Stone
His iconic lines started from 2014..😂
He may be smiling but deep down he is furious that he has to do it himself
"To challenge them is, is to court... death"
Interesting. It seems at this point, there were still plans to keep Thanos' motivations closer to the comics.
They were, until Age of Ultron, portraying Thanos more closely to his comic book counterpart. However, in Infinity War, they transformed him into a more nuanced and compelling villain with intriguing motives.
It's fascinating to observe the evolution of Thanos and his realm over the years, encompassing changes in both aesthetics and themes. In 2012, due to less advanced technology, a dark setting with simple objects was utilized. Thanos was smaller, portrayed by an actor with prosthetics. By 2014 and 2015, improved technology allowed a complete overhaul of Thanos' domain in terms of design, with a different actor and enhanced by VFX to resemble his comic book counterpart more closely. The most significant alterations occurred in 2018. Thanos and nearly everything associated with him underwent a complete transformation. His appearance became less monstrous, with a light purple skin tone replacing the dark purple, no more blue glowing eyes, and a different armor and build. His voice sounded less deep, and he was now brought to life through motion capture. Moreover, he abandoned a permanent residence for a colossal spaceship named after his earlier domain. The Black Order, originating from the comics, was suddenly serving him. Notably, his motives shifted from a desire to rule the universe to a distorted belief in wiping out half of all life. Even the Infinity Stones underwent slight changes in color and appearance. Despite these extensive modifications, Marvel skillfully maintained a connection between the familiar Thanos and his earlier version, ensuring coherence in the overarching narrative of the Infinity Saga.
@somebody4763 his motives were faux compelling in IW. In reality, his logic made no sense. There's a million ways you could deal with overpopulated planets without wiping half of all life. He was just crazy.
@@em.dot.2Well, he's called the Mad Titan for a reason
2015 Thanos (Age of Ultron post-credits) looks absolute Badass and comic accurate
*accurate
@@BadassMoFo. thats what he said
@@ashleyryan9673 he edited the post after he corrected him buddy
*2015
@@Justusuave313that’s what she said!
The build up to him was mega. A cohesion that tied the movies together. Something that is missing in this current phase 4
Cause phase 4 is phase
1 introducing the new main characters💀
Phase 4 is like the phase 1 of Marvel, it introduces the multiverse Saga.
I heard in antman 3 they will tease the Council of Kang's which is going to set up kang dynasty and secret wars.
But in a horrible way
Yeah, that's what's happening now is. . . . let's just say it, it's building up to nothing! Now they're trying to make Kang to be the new Thanos of this new Multiverse Saga since the Infinity Saga ended up with the defeat of Thanos. But they also now, try to put the Mutants into the MCU at the same time, and it's building a mess!
Thanos: *Fine I'll do it myself*
That's GOAT speech of Thanos for me
Quote*
I am inevitable....
@@SpongebobSquarePants-fh5rz dread it, run from it, destiny arrives all the same....
@@thundersoul7761 this...this does put a smile on my face...
Damn Thanos bulked tf up.
When i first saw thanos in 2012 i thought he was a red hulk dd
And one idiot screamed "Hellboy" in my theatre
I thought he was Dark Seid hmmm...
@@bullymaguire_005 omfg you serious? lmao
@@WMPMP rad hulk
@@bullymaguire_005 LMFAO
That "I'll do it myself" scene where he grabs the gauntlet was after Age of Ultron. So that means he wiped out the dwarfs a lot earlier than they said earlier.
Thanos: The hardest choice requires the strongest will
Spatonn: "Thanos: The hardest choice requires the strongest will"
Tabuki Yt “Spatonn: ‘Thanos: The hardest choice requires the strongest will’”
Time consumer --Tanuki YT "Spatonn 'Thanos: The hardest choice requires the strongest will"
and yes that did "consume " my time... So apt name 😅
Fine...I'll do it myself.
I love that scene!
0:25 Thanos has normal Human hands 😂
they were unprepared at first when they put Thanos first cameo
There’s a purple tint
You can tell that they were really unprepared for Thanos and they spent the years developing his character for Infinity War which is why everything about him is so different.
i think that's why he wears the glove
I always assumed that hand was the alien kneeling before him.
0:35
The way Thanos smiles after he says "court death" must mean that death does somewhat exist in the mcu, just like the infinity gauntlet comic?
"To challenge them is to court death."
"I've been trying to do that, too."
"They are unruly and therefore cannot be ruled" - quality writing
😂😂😂
The way he says that 😂
Does anyone else miss when MCU was just simple and solely focused on the Avengers and Guardians (Infinity) storyline? Now it’s just hap-hazard and all over the place like a crazy web, and it’s just impossible to keep up. I was one of their most avid fans but since Phase 4, I just lost most of my interest. Then again, everything runs its due course. Its a core memory of my childhood and I will always be grateful for that
I’m still confused on why marvel allowed the same actor josh brolin to play thanos in the avengers 2 - 4 and cable in deadpool 2 but I’m not complaining because he’s great in both
They were different studios at the time. Thanos was under Disney and Cable was under Fox
@@xcurbsnipex ohhhhh then Disney bought fox in 2019 or 2020 I’m guessing?
@@JohnMarston0123 You’re correct
have you heard about gemma chan?? she's both in captain marvel and eternals with different roles
Zip it thanos
I always knew this man was coming and having his time
As great as Damion Poitier was in Avengers, Josh Brolin IS Thanos
My question is
Where did his tanktop come from when he only has long sleeves and armor on his upper body and he still did not have all of the stones yet.
He didn't say anything???
Look at his human hand 😂 200 million dollar continuity errors
2:02 When nobody volunteers to help out.
2014 is the best one.
Most faithful appearance to the Comics version.
Ehhhh
They should've at least kept the glowing blue eyes for Brolin's Thanos.
They look awful
@@Terminated_Account nuh uh the 2014,15 design looked way more badass and makes Thanos look like ruthless warmonger instead we got that IF design makes him look less ruthless less alien more humanoid and it brings this weird vibe
@@fildos4547 they visually look bad, the idea might be good but the cgi is not.
@@fildos4547 also mcu Thanos benefits from a more humane design as his character isn't of a mindless ruler of worlds and its more emotional
@@Terminated_Account at this point he was a 10s character they made a huge change in those 2-3 yrs so they could easily improve the cgi
What would've happened if it wasn't a glove but a helmet, would he have to wink to do it?
Infinity Helmet
What if they were his pants? Where would the stones go? He'd have to clench his cheeks
if it was a helmet thor would've actually gone for the head
@@detianverdun8336 Nah,he'd have to clap them
@@Spingerex the dry hump of doom
2012 Thanos was actually the most intimidating
Yup
You’re actually drunk
Your name got me
That's absolutely 😂😂😂😂
Idk, I mean I think he was intimidating in all movies
He got more philosophical
0:42 Thanos watched celestial born, that's why he is right to reduce population in order to save planets.
Nice catch.
Thanos really does speak in quotes
Different actor
Different armor/gauntlet design
Different personality
6 years of appearance.
His voice in 2014 is so f*cking badass. It does not compare, future.
Thanos face literally changes in infinity war
Say what you want but his intro from First avengers also set the foundation and moode of MCU . How menacing he is and marvel is brewing something big for the future.
The background theme also sounds so dreaded🔥🔥
Thanos in infinity acts like the people will survive if he snaps half of life.
In endgame he now tries to destroy all of life and create a new one. Basically thanos wants to be a God
Actually that will to become a god probably comes from when Thor told him 'you will never be a good' in infinity way
Yeah and that was what made him lose the fight
Changing his plan was the only way they could win, because thanos lost his focus and stuff
@@gustaflembre4191 Loki said that
For people asking about the Infinity gauntlet, it was a fake housed in the Asgardian vault.
Hela knocks it over in Ragnarok and calls it “faaaake”.
Once Thanos figures this out is when he goes to Nidavillier to make a real one.
0:40 felt like a commercial for toothpaste
FR
This video deserve more view
2012 Thanos looks the best and scariest in my personal opinion
Wdym he legit had a human hand, they should’ve kept the glowing eyes tho
2012 Thanos looks so goofy lmao. That goofy smile killed any intimidation he had.
I personally think 2012 Thanos looks the Most intimidating
@@jasonvoorheescampblood I honestly wish we got to see more of him before the original actor got replaced
He smiled because the guy said "To challenge them is to court Death" and in the comics Thanos courts Death
Bruh, le looked the most intimidating
you got shit taste mate
0:57 oh my god Kratos is thé main maevel's villain
Great foreshadowing
Thanks is so cool
Damion Poitier was not CGID like Brolin and had prosthetic Make Up but he still looks menacing 🔥🔥🔥adding the tense background theme and you have the first Big Bad of MCU..
Thanos is, hands down, the best MCU villain in MCU imo. He had better CGI in Infinity War and Endgame.
GOTG Thanos and Endgame Thanos were comic accurate. The armor he kept on, it was great. IW Thanos was the best iteration of Thanos bc he was serious, dude defeated the heroes with little effort, and he was trying to reallocate the universe’s resources. Endgame Thanos was still good, despite being more openly villainous like how he was in the comics, because when Iron Man snapped, instead of rage quitting, he accepted his fate.
1:53 SCP Foundation door opening sound effect
“with all 6 stones i can simply snap my fingers and they would all cease to exist. And i call that… mercy” thats so fucking hard
Ngl thanos’s evil smirk is pretty creepy
"Fine I'll do it myself"
*waits 3 years*
Ig thanos used fair and lovely to change the colour of his face 😂😂
2012 looks like some videogame trailer
nice
They changed his voice eventually too, pretty much pure Brolin in Infinity War
the first thanos was the best
lol
Lmao no
@@itzfritz2644 Yes lmao
@Rainbow Wolf Yes lmao
Lmao f k no🤣 That thanos had quirky cgi and human hands🤣
I like how Thanos appear in 2012 and we just thought nothing of it then in infinity wars we were like “WHO THE HECK IS HIM?!!! WHAT?!!"....yeah atleast me...I should have known
I love this comment, because it is the most realistic and reminiscing comment ever, I don't see many comments like this
The nostalgia
Sooo this needs to be updated ;)
In Avengers 1 he looks like Hellboy
I remember it being the biggest flex as a kid when I went to see the first Avengers film with all my friends and I was the only one who knew who Thanos was and letting them think it was because I read the comics when in reality it was because I watched the Super Hero Squad cartoon.
Is Infinity war Thanos even capable of grinning like 2012 Thanos?
Back then my kid mind was blown when i see thanos in guardians of the galaxy i called everyone in house to make them watch Avengers post credit then pointing it to everyone it is the same purple dude from guardians of the galaxy
2012 thanos is creepy
Thanos is the best marvel villain ever
In the MCU yes. In the comics that title goes to someone else.
2012 thanos looks scary
In hindsight, who didn't see the snap coming? Like, he was in the background since 2012. 6 years later, snap. Mr stark, I don't feel so good.
I finally rest and watch the sunrise in this greatful universe..
When I first saw this post credit scene in Age of Ultron that was my very first "oh shit" moment in a movie
Thanos uses fairness cream.😂
The fact when we're in 2023 and the mcu timeline for endgame is 2023 which means 2018-2023 5 years later
Yes
2012: I think the Hulk has his match.
2018: Gets overpowered.
Love the prosthetics for Avengers 1
What prosthetics are yall seeing in the 2012 thanos?
I imagine, by phase 10 will Thanos be reincarnated
3:32 finger heart lol
Thanos was the best antagonist ever
Damion Poltier as thanos is perfect choice
Why they changed it...?
He looked more Thanos than the pathetic purple human who is a Thanos wannabe
I disagree Josh Brolin looked way better
@@thegreatsalmon137
No, back then his time "Poltier" the technology for cgi was not like what is nowadays, beside that here they didn't use cgi they put mask on his face so it gave the realistic impression to the character. Anyways his part on movie was less than 2 Sec.
So yea! They didn't bother themselves to hire big star for 2 Sec.
@@zfadhul good point just saying Brolin was better
Why didn’t we see thanos sitting on a rock chair in infinity war or endgame. Like we didn’t even see it once
There was a version in Infinity war that Gamora said she hated, different but the same 🤷🏻♂️
Different throne in Infinity War
Was the Thanos x Death storyline supposed to happen in the MCU? In his first scene they bring up death who in the comics is who Thanos is in love with...
So was Lady Death supposed to be in MCU but was scrapped later?
In the first scene he was in "The Other" said "To challenge them is to court...Death"
Yes
Yeah, I'm assuming so. I guess Marvel never had it all planned here. All they knew is that Thanos was gonna be the big villian. They didn't make the plot yet. You can tell they were unprepared because how different Thanos is here. They spent the years developing his character.
No. It’s a simple play on words, he literally means to challenge them is to risk dying, but in the way it’s worded, it’s a little bone they threw to the fans who know his original motives for obtaining the stones, but it was never going to be his actual motive in this universe.
Look at all the brilliant and strong people it took to take out thanos.and still almost lost twice.even without snapping I think Thanos with all the stones is unbeatable!no matter who he goes up against! let's not forget that in the comics he faced damn near if not All the heroes.and we are talking about some real heavy hitters.xmen, avenger's, fantastic 4,all of them.would have loved to see the comic accurate depiction of the infinity saga.even if it was a 6hr movie 12 hrs for both parts 😮
"Fine. I'll do it myself."
Thanos was first told that Humans are unruly, and can't be Ruled.
Kang said he was once called a Ruler.
Thanos then is told that to Challenge Humans would be to Court Death.
The most Powerful entity in Marvel comics is referenced only as, One-Above-All. But to us, Humans, we would define this better, and label it as, "Us as One-Above-All off them"... They, anything in that ever be brought up in comincs, can only label Humans as One-Above-All.
Thanos realizing this back in 2012, starts out a different plan to win over Death, a plan that he realizes Kang can't help him see all of the events for.
When we see him say he is going to do it himself and put on the Infinity Gauntlet, regardless of what the perceived timeline has shown us, it's all speculative at this point, but to me, that's when we Thanos first has the deal in place to take the Reality Stone.
Then everything we see, with presumably Brolin Thanos (End Game Thanos) getting the Power Stone as his first, that was all a different Reality.
This is why Kang is currently trying to upload POST-Snap timelines to the TVA (not sure if good or bad, or both yet... referring to Kang). But it's important to note that Loki from the Post Snap timeframe (5 years passing) was when the TVA had been at work trying to figure out the Post Snap "anomaly" universe.
This was why Möbius was employed as a TVA agent already in Loki (he leaked the Möbius Strip to Tony Stark Post-Snap) and was also after all the other Loki's, The real Thanos (with the Reality Gem as the first stone captured, not Brolin/End Game Thanos) is still in deals with entities, including Ronin, to hold up their end of the fight. Nebula is the only Character seen with both Thanos Versions.
Ant Man was the one who kicked the Briefcase during the Post Snap time frame (thanks to a Rat stepping on an impounded van... hmmmm).
ANT MAN was also, in the Trailer to QuantuMania seen, in a Library (Miss Minutes - TVA processing - sidenote: Our Loki, wasn't aware of our Post-Snap timeline, and only aware he had a secret deal with Reality gem Thanos to take over Earth (presumably with the Throne to Asgard as a hidden end goal, which was the cause to his Mother's Death, but he didn't know when going through TVA Processing - ) reading his Tell-All Autobiography in front of the Book Section with "POST" written down the side bookcase.
Kang wants our Universes Timeline, as his deal with Reality Thanos, maybe from protection from his demise, The Void, which he was lucky enough to harness and weaponize... which some may already know that the Baskin 31 Robbins, I Love U 3000, Qu-Ant-U-Man-ia, references us to the good form of The Void (Black Goliath - Bill Foster - Father to Ghost), Sentry - 31st Century References.
Obviously, using the power of Nathanial Richards, son of Reed Richards, Founder of the Fantastic 4, was a great tie-in for why they have been hidden away, as well as Kangs ties to Apocalypse (the earliest Mutant), was the best way to take newly reclaimed property rights, with Dr Doom soon to be revealed as another Reality Gem Thanos cohort in the creating of Battleworld, fragments of the collapsing Multiverse.
Michael Fassbender, BRING YO' ASS!!
And don't forget Dark Phoenix, Storm and Arch-Angel as well... they will love this
Huh neat
How come MCU Thanos doesn’t use the Infinity Stones to create and provide enough resources for everybody within the universe?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
The first Thanos was the most comic accurate
Thanos used fair and lovely in 2018
There is a scene in thor2, where we see Thanos battling an opponent. This was when thor was fighting maleketh when they were passing through portals
“I simply snap my fingers…. -and I call that mercy.”
The global elite/the great reset circa. 2020: “Write that down!!”
2012 first entry Thanos in the avengers
I do miss smirky Thanos.
0:26 thanos has HUMAN Hands???? 😂😂😂
In the first one he looks like a chad 😂
Thanos is trying to save them but yeah,he dead.
Bro they did 2012 thanos dirty 😂 he looks like a 1889 animatronic and that goofy smile 😂
2nd appearance (the one with nebula) was the best one...best physique. other than that he started looking fat thor in later on movies.
Did anyone else notice how the gauntlet changed from 2015 to 2018? Love the look of the old one and would’ve loved to see that one be used instead of the one we got
yUP and thast why DC has better movies
@skyssleepy well, some yes but not entirely.
The gauntlet we got looks great tbh.
No@@SWDude2710
@@skyssleepyDC best movies hahaha the joke is only told when marvel was in its prime DC was 7 feet under
They really built thanos up for 7 years in the mcu now they have no clue what to do next.
Ultron and Thanos are written so well. Makes me sad that they butchered Gorr but the recent movies aren't even worth watching anyway.
I like the 2012 thanos in avengers 1
I guarantee you we'll see no more of the old Thanos designs, because they got pruned. Just like Terrence Howard and Edward Norton.
Quando ve o Thanos pela primeira vez no filme eu fiquei em choque