Thanos: "Meow"By lead in, they mean Thanos turns up in the mid scene credits for 25 seconds and goes 'mumble mumble something all part of my plan'
Thanos: "Meow"By lead in, they mean Thanos turns up in the mid scene credits for 25 seconds and goes 'mumble mumble something all part of my plan'
Thanos comes to Wakanda, BP uses the Soul Gem to summon all the Wakandan warriors that ever lived to fight his army, while the heroes take on Thanos and still lose.
Even in the comics, Earth is acknowledged as being this weird magnet for crazy ass conflict and power. So much so that a bunch of the governing cosmic leaders argue to make the planet off-limits, and similarly, to not allow its chaotic nature to spill out and fuck up the rest of the galaxy. But Starlord's dad proposes this so he can go and fuck up the planet with no one else able to intervene.
I'm not really expecting any Infinity Stones to show up in this movie. Time Stone sounds like it'll be the Eye in Doctor Strange, and Soul Stone will probably show up in either Guardians 2 or Ragnarok.
Since Feige is saying that T'Challa's story is the link between BP and Infinity War, maybe it's something that T'Challa and/or Wakanda do that sets the stage for the status quo going into Infinity War? Maybe T'Challa is the only one who figures out what's coming and Wakanda are the only ones ready for when Thanos arrives?
If they do it, hopefully it's handled better than Ant-Man's tie in - which was 100% horse shit.
My guess is that Civil War leaves all the heroes of Earth fractured and The Avengers disbanded, which takes care of the idiotic "why don't they call The Avengers?!" complaint. BP will end with him laying the groundwork for the Avengers to come back together right before the phase 3 Infinity War finale.
One does not simply walk into Wakanda.
I bet you're not that far off, honestly. I bet Wakanda is the one Earth location that Thanos wrecks, uniting the Avengers against him.
I'm not sure I like this, but I can see them introducing Wakanda - and then having Thanos trash it.
I hope it's loosely connected and stand alone, not a commercial.
#ItsAllConnectedI hope it's loosely connected and stand alone, not a commercial.
I'm convinced Slayven has transferred himself and 100,000 comic books into a computer, much like Zola.Slayven bro, what's your secret? YOU have a scan for EVERYTHING. I didn't know there were infinity frogs until this thread.
Slayven bro, what's your secret? YOU have a scan for EVERYTHING. I didn't know there were infinity frogs until this thread.
If they do it, hopefully it's handled better than Ant-Man's tie in - which was 100% horse shit.
There's an Infinity Stone in Wakanda.
Done.
I'll bet the vibranium ore deposit is an Infinity Stone, similar to how the Aether and Cosmic Cube are also Infinity Stones.
I'm going to say it's the Soul Gem, which Panther will use to bring Steve Rogers back from the grave.
Maybe the stone will be the cause of that Panther heart herb he eats for his powers
Great minds think a likeWhat if vibranium and the herb are a by product of the gem crash landing on Wakanda?
Vibranium did hit earth as a meteorite
Spider Man is going to be only new dude that doesn't have a gem crammed into his movie, huh?
Spider Man is going to be only new dude that doesn't have a gem crammed into his movie, huh?
a radioactive gem bit him to give him his powers
years of reading comics and learning the quarterbin is your friend
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What if vibranium and the herb are a by product of the gem crash landing on Wakanda?
Vibranium did hit earth as a meteorite
All of Wakanda?
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Even the snake dude?
Why would Thanos give away a stone in order to get another one? Why didn't he just go himself?
None of this makes sense!
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Yeah I don't get the vitriol over that scene whatsoever. Some people hate being reminded they're watching a story in a larger universe.What? That scene was great! There are people who didn't like that scene?
What if vibranium and the herb are a by product of the gem crash landing on Wakanda?
Vibranium did hit earth as a meteorite
Hopefully it's 97% standalone and 3% tie in. I'd like for the character to have some room to breathe, before having his universe littered with outside entities.
It would be Earth's only Infinity Stone, no? Asgard had two--one of which they got from somewhere else--GotG's is from another planet, and Dr. Stange's is probably otherworldly in some way.It's kind of annoying that so many of the gem stories are centered around earth. They should leave one more for the next Guardians or Thor movie. Connecting Panther to Infinity War via Vibranium is fine, but leave the gems out of it. It's too ridiculous of a coincidence, and then they have to resort to writing some lame blurb explaining why earth is a magnet for cosmic fuckery.
It would be Earth's only Infinity Stone, no? Asgard had two--one of which they got from somewhere else--GotG's is from another planet, and Dr. Stange's is probably otherworldly in some way.
It's kind of annoying that so many of the gem stories are centered around earth. They should leave one more for the next Guardians or Thor movie. Connecting Panther to Infinity War via Vibranium is fine, but leave the gems out of it. It's too ridiculous of a coincidence, and then they have to resort to writing some lame blurb explaining why earth is a magnet for cosmic fuckery.
I have a suspicion that Feige's "time" comment is misdirection, and the actual time stone is what's causing Ragnarok.
This will be great or they'll fuck it up horribly. No middle ground for this one.
Shouldn't be too hard. Ant-Man did it pretty gracefully, and that's despite the original sounds of it coming across erroneous to the point that the original director left.
I mean... they've been that since Iron Man 2.
I'm trying to remember, but how did Ant-Man tie or make a reference to Avengers 3?
There's an Infinity Stone in Wakanda.
Done.
How come?
All I remember is that he said "Why don't we call the Avengers?" because he wasn't sure he wanted to wear the suit at that point.
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oh, and he stole something from the Avengers compound and fought with Falcon in a completely forgettable scene
I don't really see how either of those tie-in to Infinity, but the Falcon was dope. One of the first things I recall when the movie is mentioned.
What gem makes a technologically advanced, futuristic society possible in Africa!?!
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