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Thanos and Loki had an agreement. In exchange for the tesseract, he would supply the Chitauri army for Loki to invade Earth and become the supreme ruler.  injustice 2 joker costumes He did gave Loki the mind controlling scepter which contains the mind stone which I would interpret as Thanos trying to experiment and test the powers of each stone and gaining information from everyone around that might help him reach his ultimate goal. By doing so, he might acquire valuable information on Earth by learning about their army and technological capacities.  charlie and the chocolate factory anime Thanos is not interested in ruling the universe but he is interested in collecting all the infinity stones. In the comics, he wants to impress Lady Death but in the film,he wants to do it in order to save the universe. He once offered killing half of his own planet’s population (Titan) in order to save all of them. But of course, everyone dismissed this idea and thought he was mad...

This is a tough one to call… he’d be horrified that he let Peter on the mission, but would equally accept that Spidey simply did what he did with his joining the Army to begin with…so it wouldn’t be Tony’s fault and he’d tell him that.  black canary costumes He’d point out that Quill did exactly what Tony did to Bucky when he found out about his parents if he tried to blame him…or if he didn’t. It would make Tony feel better and that he had at least learned from the mistake, even if he couldn’t prevent it happening again.  thea queen cosplay He’d point out that Tony was foolish for taking the “suicide play” a second time and should have called him FAR sooner, the moment Banner appeared. He would DEFINITELY say “You should have listened to me at the start…we needed to be together…together we all had a chance because we were THAT close apart…” although of course, that is coming in Avengers 4.  red arrow costumes He would ultimately say HOWARD would be proud of him or...

Everybody knew there would be deaths in  Avengers: Infinity War . Nobody was prepared for how many. But now that the world has collectively gasped as hero after hero disappeared in  Infinity War ’s final moments, everybody knows they’re bound to come back, and that we shouldn't take there death's seriously. This is a comic book movie, and Marvel’s films operate by comic book logic that dictates no death lasts forever, except formative ones like Spider-Man’s Uncle Ben. (Plus, many of the affected characters have upcoming movies that were announced long ago.)  green arrow and black canary costumes The only problem: Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, who wrote  Infinity War  and its still-untitled sequel, have said we should take there death's serious. Speaking to Buzzfeed, Markus said, “I just want to tell you it’s real, and the sooner you accept that, the sooner you will be able to move on to the next stage of grief.” While we have every reason not to tak...