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Thanos – which was introduced for the first time on an average credit scene for "The Avengers" in 2012 – has been working all this time to collect all the Infinity stones for its Infinity Gauntlet. At first, he sent other people to try to collect all the stones (as Ronan the accuser and his daughter "second favorite", Nebula), but finally realized that he had to do this work itself. Our first glimpse of Thanos bearing the infinite Gauntlet, the infinite, came at the end of 'Avengers: Age of Ultron'.
A few years and a "civil war" later, Thanos was ready to complete his mission for the Infinity Stones. . The events of "Avengers: Infinity War" have unfortunately shown us how this was going.
Offscreen, Thanos destroys Xandar and recovers the Violet Power Stone. He destroys Knowhere to take the Red Reality Stone. "Infinity War" opens tragically with Thanos who kills Loki for the blue stone of space. Even more tragically, we see Thanos killing his favorite daughter, Gamora, because that's the only way for him to get the Soul Stone orange. Dr. Strange then willingly abandons the green stone of time. Even if Scarlet Witch manages to destroy the Yellow Spirit Stone of Vision, Thanos uses the Stone of Time to reverse everything so that he can also recover it.
While Thanos is now in possession of all the stones, Thor is making a last effort to knock him down, but it is useless. In the blink of an eye in the Marvel universe, Thanos realizes what he has been trying to do all this time, and eliminates half the population of all living things. He then finds himself in the stone of soul, where he sees a younger version of Gamora, before jumping on another planet. The last time we see Thanos, he is the one who settles to watch the sunrise, while a small smile slips on his face. Is he happy? Yes. Is it disturbing for us to watch? Very.
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