craziestfangirl98

craziestfan(girl?)

She/Her. Indian. 25 going on 80 with how tired I always am. Updating my tumblr after ages. Still a fan(girl? that's a little not sure as of now).

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Really Cant Get Over How.. Geniusthe Idea To Showcase How Thanos Sees Tony As His Only Threat Was.In

Really can’t get over how.. genius the idea to showcase how Thanos sees Tony as his only threat was. In Infinity War, Thanos was really just focused on achieving his goal, not on bringing (unnecessary) demise to most of the characters (like a lot of MCU villains) But with Tony, who doesn’t really seem like a threat to a mad Titan like a literal God of Mischief is, he pulls no punches. He throws a literal moon at him, stabs him (with a weapon of his own creation, way to add insult to injury), and even after all that, is ready to use the force of four infinity stones on him before Stephen stops him. Now, why Tony is the only character to, for lack of a better word, intimidate Thanos, I don’t know. I think that this question sets Avengers 4 very nicely, and I’m genuinely really excited to see how it all plays out in that regard. Pardon any incoherency, I wrote this while crying. Just had to get it off of my chest.

Note: Tony, in The Avengers, thwarted Thanos’ plan, and that could be a very real reason as to why Thanos is threatened. But you have to take into account that at the time of the events I described in Infinity War, he already had four infinity stones. That makes him indescribably more powerful now compared to six years ago, yet he still feels as though Tony could overpower him in some sort of way. It could be because despite all of his power, he lacks something Tony doesn’t: selflessness. He saw a glimpse of it in The Avengers when Tony, fully ready to die, flew a nuclear bomb into a black hole. He realizes that Tony will continue to sacrifice himself for the greater good, and that willingness is something that does not come with wielding the infinity stones.