The Avengers Endgame Theory Explains the Link Between Thanos and Tony Stark

A new theory on Avengers: The final phase appeared online. According to him, the seemingly evacuated line from Thanos to Tony Stark ("You're not the only one to be cursed with knowledge") actually suggests a deeper connection between the two characters. The Mad Titan made this dialogue during the battle on Titan, his dead planet, in Avengers: Infinity War.

In this scene, Stark was surprised that Thanos knew his name, even though they had never met. Stark had had visions of death and destruction in Avengers: Age of Ultron and presumably before and after too, but the threat that he felt was coming on earth did not materialize in his mind in the form of Thanos, although He knew that it came from the Cosmos. Thanos, however, knew who exactly was Stark.

The theory, put forward by a user called burghguy3 on Reddit, says that Thanos must also have had visions of the destruction of his planet before it actually happened. The user says, "In IW, when Thanos tells Stark that he is not the only one to be cursed with knowledge," most people agree that he talks to Stark after having a vision of the future. But this sentence also means that Thanos has similar visions. What makes sense. Thanos is singularly focused on his goal of decimation and will stop at nothing to make it a reality. This reflects the megalomania similar to Stark that led to Ultron. Remember, before heading a planetary genocidal army, Thanos tried to save his own planet because of the vision he saw in ruins, but could not finally save his planet. Stark knows only too well the role of ignored prophet.

Who sends these visions to Tony and Thanos? Someone in the quantum realm, like Janet, did he send Scott Lang in Ant Man and the Wasp? Are some higher are involved? The user adds that Thor also has a similar vision of Infinity Stones in Age of Ultron.

"People also forget that Stark and Thanos are not the only ones to be" cursed with knowledge ". Thor has similar visions of the infinite. in A2. There is also the prophecy of Ragnarok herself, which was probably also a vision. Perhaps it was Odin's vision that forced him to conquer the Nine Kingdoms, and he realized that Hela was actually the precursor of Ragnarok, not his savior, "says the user. .

could be involved. Eternity-Death or Master Order-Lord Chaos could manipulate Tony and Thanos for their own purposes. Note that these are real characters from Marvel Comics and that they may appear someday in Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Will any of these characters appear in Endgame? Only time will tell.

We know for sure that MCU takes a more "universal" approach with the participation of Captain Marvel and with it, two warring extraterrestrial forces – Kree and Skrulls – enter the history of MCU. Eternals will also enter this film world with a film soon. The action will no longer be limited to the land. The next big villain, if there is one in the MCU, will probably be a cosmic entity like Galactus and the stakes will probably be universal.

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