Avengers Endgame: According to a new theory, the real threat might not be Thanos

Avengers Endgame is the culmination of the global story of Marvel Cinematic Universe, which began with Iron Man in 2008. The conflict in Thanos should be resolved. But is the Mad Titan the only threat of the film?

Thanos invaded the Earth with his Dark Order to reach his goal of acquiring all Infinity Stones for his Infinity Gauntlet and decimating half of the universe's life by snapping his fingers. He did it but on the way he had to face many obstacles with the form of Loki, his own adopted daughter Gamora, the Guardians of the Galaxy and of course the Avengers.

Each of his "children" as members of the Black Order is called peris at the hands of the Avengers. Even Thanos was about to die in the end, just before he snapped his fingers, when Thor dug his Stormbreaker battle ax into his chest. If Thor had targeted his head, as Thanos had told him, Mad Titan would be dead.

In Avengers: Endgame, although the strength of the superheroes has been reduced by half, Captain Marvel, the most powerful superhero of the MCU, joins the cast to face Thanos. If she is more powerful than Thor and Hulk, she may have a good chance of defeating Thanos alone. So, will the film be a game track for heroes without surprises? Or will there be someone else to save the world or the universe?

Ankitm1, a Reddit user, says that Thanos might not be the biggest threat to the universe, even after what he did. According to him, the real threat could be Infinity Stones themselves. Together, the 6 MacGuffins in chief of Marvel's Cinematic Universe contain the essence of the universe and whoever controls them becomes the most powerful being. Even if the defeat of Thanos should not be too difficult (unless he has another trick he did not reveal in Avengers: Infinity War), stones could be the biggest problem.

The user says, "Regarding the theory, I think the biggest threat we are talking about (an even greater threat than Thanos) in Avengers Endgame are the stones of the infinite. As Wong explained, the stones were scattered early in the universe. When they were lost, it was good. Now that Thanos has gathered them together and threatened. Let's say the Avengers beat Thanos, then the Infinity stones would stay there, waiting to be claimed by the next villain or superhuman who seeks to exploit his powers for his good. We must therefore separate the stones and decide their fate. "

The heroes themselves realized that the stones had to remain separate. But that was due to the impending arrival of Thanos. But their proximity can encourage anyone who is strong enough to become a supervisor.

The user adds: "The solution to this problem was briefly mentioned during the conversation between Infinity War in Banner and Vision. Where Banner has called Vision more than stone. (Something in the lines to take the stone, the vision is still left). It was as if Vision was an interface between the power of stones and humanity where he was learning more and thinking rationally rather than letting stone decide. It's like he had a soul too. Moreover, he can always fight anyone who wants his stone. If the mental stone can survive this way, the same goes for the other stones. The only avenger with the power to do it will be Vision. Or maybe someone with the soul stone that badigns a soul to every stone, then scatters them again. But the way Vision has been introduced and of particular importance, I think it will be Vision that will do it. They spent a lot of time on him and his union with the stone of mind right out of college. Maybe he does it with or without the glove. He will order the sensible power in the stones to go with a soul, and then the stones are no longer just that, but living identities. "

Once Thanos finishes, future MCU films will need a new Big Baddie to allow the interconnected superhero franchise to meet again to fight this enemy. Will it be some cosmic like Galactus (the right on which will return to Marvel after the Disney-Fox affair) or another holder of Infinity Stones?

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