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Hooooo boy, the Avengers have their work reduce out for them in the new trailer for Avengers: Infinity War. (Don’t @ me for retreating under my desk after watching it, OK?) For the first time, we lastly have an thought of what they’re up towards when it comes to Thanos, the Mad Titan, who’s been lurking in postcredits scenes for years. Unfortunately for the staff, the most formidable villains typically consider they’re really the hero in the story, and Thanos does too. So what does he really need?
To Gather the Infinity Stones
Thanos’s first order of enterprise is to collect the Infinity Stones, omnipotent relics left over from the creation of the universe. While every stone is greater than spectacular sufficient by itself, Thanos wants all six to full his actual objective, which is the place the Avengers come in. Thanos’s quest for the stones brings him to Earth, the place not less than two of them at present reside: the yellow Mind Stone embedded in the Vision’s brow and the inexperienced Time Stone worn by Doctor Strange.
Why does Thanos even want the Infinity Stones, although? Well . . .
To Destroy Half the Universe
Gamora (Zoe Saldana), Thanos’s “daughter” of types, helpfully sheds a bit of sunshine on the scenario for Tony Stark, but it surely’s not precisely excellent news. “The entire time I knew him, he only had one goal: to wipe out half the universe,” she says. NBD, am I proper? “If he gets all the Infinity Stones, he can do it with a snap of his fingers. Just like that.”
President of Marvel Studios Kevin Feige expanded on Gamora’s declare in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. “[Thanos]’s from a planet called Titan that’s no longer inhabited because of things that he thought he could help prevent, and he was not allowed to do that. What he feared most happened, and the planet and everybody on it basically went extinct. He vowed not to let that happen again. He thinks he sees the universe going down the tubes. He thinks he sees life expanding outward unchecked. That will bring ruin, he believes, to the universe and to that life.”
So, Thanos needs to save (half of) the universe by . . . ending (half of) the universe. Seems legit, I suppose, since unhealthy guys rationalize that type of factor all the time – HYDRA supposedly thought trying to homicide 20 million individuals in Captain America: The Winter Soldier was good for the world, too.
Luckily for the universe, however most likely not so fortunately for the Avengers, Tony Stark comes up with a plan. “We have what Thanos wants,” he says in the trailer, speaking about the Infinity Stones, “so that’s what we’ll use.” In idea, the Avengers have two of the stones to use and defend without delay, however so does Thanos – and it might not end well for anybody in any respect.
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