How did Thanos not realise this had happened at the end of Endgame?
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In Avengers: Endgame right at the end,
Iron Man steals all the Infinity Stones right from Thanos.
But whenever
someone gets the stones,
it's this huge deal with electricity, etc. So,
why didn't Thanos notice the Infinity Stones were gone?
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edited May 9 at 22:14
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In Avengers: Endgame right at the end,
Iron Man steals all the Infinity Stones right from Thanos.
But whenever
someone gets the stones,
it's this huge deal with electricity, etc. So,
why didn't Thanos notice the Infinity Stones were gone?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-endgame
edited May 9 at 22:14
Paul D. Waite
23.3k1796164
asked May 9 at 21:39
GooJGooJ
183126
add a comment |
In Avengers: Endgame right at the end,
Iron Man steals all the Infinity Stones right from Thanos.
But whenever
someone gets the stones,
it's this huge deal with electricity, etc. So,
why didn't Thanos notice the Infinity Stones were gone?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-endgame
edited May 9 at 22:14
Paul D. Waite
23.3k1796164
asked May 9 at 21:39
GooJGooJ
183126
In Avengers: Endgame right at the end,
Iron Man steals all the Infinity Stones right from Thanos.
But whenever
someone gets the stones,
it's this huge deal with electricity, etc. So,
why didn't Thanos notice the Infinity Stones were gone?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-endgame
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-endgame
edited May 9 at 22:14
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asked May 9 at 21:39
GooJGooJ
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Paul D. Waite
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Iron Man uses his nanotech to steal the stones, and if you watch carefully when Tony Stark's hand comes around to reveal he has the stones, the nanotech in his suit is still forming the gauntlet itself and moving the stones into the right positions.
Once they are located in the correct spots, the electricity starts to spark as you expected and Tony wastes no time in getting the snap done.
Thanos didn't notice the stones being taken off the existing nanotech gauntlet because Tony only grabbed his hand for a second or so and didn't get the gauntlet off him - it didn't occur to him that there was any way in which the stones could be removed from the gauntlet in those few seconds.
answered May 9 at 21:43
DaveDave
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I see, thank you, do you happen to know what this nanotech is meant to do? That Thanos wouldn't feel the stones, which seem like a weird power source, missing?
– GooJ
May 9 at 22:05
6
The nanotech is what makes up Tony's armour in both Infinity War and Endgame and it responds to Tony's thoughts, which is why it can form whatever shapes he desires, and why he can command it to transfer the stones from Thanos's gauntlet to his own suit.
– Dave
May 9 at 22:09
55
Also remember that the gauntlet that Thanos is wearing is in fact also Stark technology. It's not unreasonable to think that Stark might have put in an "eject all the stones" backdoor command into it. They could have tried to make that explicit in the movie, but it would have been a huge telegraph of the climatic moment.
– Jherico
May 9 at 22:31
3
Certainly if I knew I was about to attach the infinity stones to my hand, I'd like the option to eject them as soon as I don't need them! Those things caused real damage to Thanos and Hulk, being able to emergency-eject the stones might be the difference between getting away with a torn up arm vs a horrible death.
– Ruadhan2300
May 10 at 8:08
2
@Jherico: I'd argue that there isn't actually any conscious design feature for "EJECT ALL THE STONES NOW". We see that Stark makes it a priority to grab the "Startlet". While Stark definitely doesn't want Thanos to snap his fingers, it's entirely reasonable that Stark needed that to interface directly with the nanites to order them to change (and in this case, remove the stones and pass them to Stark's suit). Stark's nanosuits seem pretty responsive to his desires, as they transform into their different shapes pretty quickly in the heat of combat.
– Ellesedil
May 10 at 16:40
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This Thanos had never used the stones before, and didn't know what to expect
Dave's answer covers why Thanos didn't notice Tony sparking. But it doesn't explain why he missed the lack of pain on his own hand.
But this Thanos is from 2014, and had never seen the fully complete Gauntlet before. He didn't know to expect excruciating pain upon activating it.
Also, Tony's Gauntlet works differently from the original Infinity Gauntlet. If you watch Thanos add the last stone in Infinity War, the Gauntlet surges in power, but then the surge dies away. Even if Thanos was familiar with the specs of the original Gauntlet, he would expect the power surge from the Gauntlet to stop, and he wouldn't know that Tony's weaker Gauntlet never stops sparking and surging. So when the pain vanished while he was fighting with Tony, it didn't occur to him that something was wrong.
answered May 10 at 4:04
Arcanist LupusArcanist Lupus
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Heck, that Thanos didn't even know about the pain inherent in attaching even one stone to the gauntlet, because he didn't have any of the stones yet...
– Shadur
May 11 at 12:15
add a comment |
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Iron Man uses his nanotech to steal the stones, and if you watch carefully when Tony Stark's hand comes around to reveal he has the stones, the nanotech in his suit is still forming the gauntlet itself and moving the stones into the right positions.
Once they are located in the correct spots, the electricity starts to spark as you expected and Tony wastes no time in getting the snap done.
Thanos didn't notice the stones being taken off the existing nanotech gauntlet because Tony only grabbed his hand for a second or so and didn't get the gauntlet off him - it didn't occur to him that there was any way in which the stones could be removed from the gauntlet in those few seconds.
answered May 9 at 21:43
DaveDave
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I see, thank you, do you happen to know what this nanotech is meant to do? That Thanos wouldn't feel the stones, which seem like a weird power source, missing?
– GooJ
May 9 at 22:05
6
The nanotech is what makes up Tony's armour in both Infinity War and Endgame and it responds to Tony's thoughts, which is why it can form whatever shapes he desires, and why he can command it to transfer the stones from Thanos's gauntlet to his own suit.
– Dave
May 9 at 22:09
55
Also remember that the gauntlet that Thanos is wearing is in fact also Stark technology. It's not unreasonable to think that Stark might have put in an "eject all the stones" backdoor command into it. They could have tried to make that explicit in the movie, but it would have been a huge telegraph of the climatic moment.
– Jherico
May 9 at 22:31
3
Certainly if I knew I was about to attach the infinity stones to my hand, I'd like the option to eject them as soon as I don't need them! Those things caused real damage to Thanos and Hulk, being able to emergency-eject the stones might be the difference between getting away with a torn up arm vs a horrible death.
– Ruadhan2300
May 10 at 8:08
2
@Jherico: I'd argue that there isn't actually any conscious design feature for "EJECT ALL THE STONES NOW". We see that Stark makes it a priority to grab the "Startlet". While Stark definitely doesn't want Thanos to snap his fingers, it's entirely reasonable that Stark needed that to interface directly with the nanites to order them to change (and in this case, remove the stones and pass them to Stark's suit). Stark's nanosuits seem pretty responsive to his desires, as they transform into their different shapes pretty quickly in the heat of combat.
– Ellesedil
May 10 at 16:40
add a comment |
Iron Man uses his nanotech to steal the stones, and if you watch carefully when Tony Stark's hand comes around to reveal he has the stones, the nanotech in his suit is still forming the gauntlet itself and moving the stones into the right positions.
Once they are located in the correct spots, the electricity starts to spark as you expected and Tony wastes no time in getting the snap done.
Thanos didn't notice the stones being taken off the existing nanotech gauntlet because Tony only grabbed his hand for a second or so and didn't get the gauntlet off him - it didn't occur to him that there was any way in which the stones could be removed from the gauntlet in those few seconds.
answered May 9 at 21:43
DaveDave
1,8341418
I see, thank you, do you happen to know what this nanotech is meant to do? That Thanos wouldn't feel the stones, which seem like a weird power source, missing?
– GooJ
May 9 at 22:05
6
The nanotech is what makes up Tony's armour in both Infinity War and Endgame and it responds to Tony's thoughts, which is why it can form whatever shapes he desires, and why he can command it to transfer the stones from Thanos's gauntlet to his own suit.
– Dave
May 9 at 22:09
55
Also remember that the gauntlet that Thanos is wearing is in fact also Stark technology. It's not unreasonable to think that Stark might have put in an "eject all the stones" backdoor command into it. They could have tried to make that explicit in the movie, but it would have been a huge telegraph of the climatic moment.
– Jherico
May 9 at 22:31
3
Certainly if I knew I was about to attach the infinity stones to my hand, I'd like the option to eject them as soon as I don't need them! Those things caused real damage to Thanos and Hulk, being able to emergency-eject the stones might be the difference between getting away with a torn up arm vs a horrible death.
– Ruadhan2300
May 10 at 8:08
2
@Jherico: I'd argue that there isn't actually any conscious design feature for "EJECT ALL THE STONES NOW". We see that Stark makes it a priority to grab the "Startlet". While Stark definitely doesn't want Thanos to snap his fingers, it's entirely reasonable that Stark needed that to interface directly with the nanites to order them to change (and in this case, remove the stones and pass them to Stark's suit). Stark's nanosuits seem pretty responsive to his desires, as they transform into their different shapes pretty quickly in the heat of combat.
– Ellesedil
May 10 at 16:40
add a comment |
Iron Man uses his nanotech to steal the stones, and if you watch carefully when Tony Stark's hand comes around to reveal he has the stones, the nanotech in his suit is still forming the gauntlet itself and moving the stones into the right positions.
Once they are located in the correct spots, the electricity starts to spark as you expected and Tony wastes no time in getting the snap done.
Thanos didn't notice the stones being taken off the existing nanotech gauntlet because Tony only grabbed his hand for a second or so and didn't get the gauntlet off him - it didn't occur to him that there was any way in which the stones could be removed from the gauntlet in those few seconds.
answered May 9 at 21:43
DaveDave
1,8341418
Iron Man uses his nanotech to steal the stones, and if you watch carefully when Tony Stark's hand comes around to reveal he has the stones, the nanotech in his suit is still forming the gauntlet itself and moving the stones into the right positions.
Once they are located in the correct spots, the electricity starts to spark as you expected and Tony wastes no time in getting the snap done.
Thanos didn't notice the stones being taken off the existing nanotech gauntlet because Tony only grabbed his hand for a second or so and didn't get the gauntlet off him - it didn't occur to him that there was any way in which the stones could be removed from the gauntlet in those few seconds.
answered May 9 at 21:43
DaveDave
1,8341418
answered May 9 at 21:43
DaveDave
1,8341418
answered May 9 at 21:43
DaveDave
1,8341418
answered May 9 at 21:43
DaveDave
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1,8341418
I see, thank you, do you happen to know what this nanotech is meant to do? That Thanos wouldn't feel the stones, which seem like a weird power source, missing?
– GooJ
May 9 at 22:05
6
The nanotech is what makes up Tony's armour in both Infinity War and Endgame and it responds to Tony's thoughts, which is why it can form whatever shapes he desires, and why he can command it to transfer the stones from Thanos's gauntlet to his own suit.
– Dave
May 9 at 22:09
55
Also remember that the gauntlet that Thanos is wearing is in fact also Stark technology. It's not unreasonable to think that Stark might have put in an "eject all the stones" backdoor command into it. They could have tried to make that explicit in the movie, but it would have been a huge telegraph of the climatic moment.
– Jherico
May 9 at 22:31
3
Certainly if I knew I was about to attach the infinity stones to my hand, I'd like the option to eject them as soon as I don't need them! Those things caused real damage to Thanos and Hulk, being able to emergency-eject the stones might be the difference between getting away with a torn up arm vs a horrible death.
– Ruadhan2300
May 10 at 8:08
2
@Jherico: I'd argue that there isn't actually any conscious design feature for "EJECT ALL THE STONES NOW". We see that Stark makes it a priority to grab the "Startlet". While Stark definitely doesn't want Thanos to snap his fingers, it's entirely reasonable that Stark needed that to interface directly with the nanites to order them to change (and in this case, remove the stones and pass them to Stark's suit). Stark's nanosuits seem pretty responsive to his desires, as they transform into their different shapes pretty quickly in the heat of combat.
– Ellesedil
May 10 at 16:40
add a comment |
I see, thank you, do you happen to know what this nanotech is meant to do? That Thanos wouldn't feel the stones, which seem like a weird power source, missing?
– GooJ
May 9 at 22:05
6
The nanotech is what makes up Tony's armour in both Infinity War and Endgame and it responds to Tony's thoughts, which is why it can form whatever shapes he desires, and why he can command it to transfer the stones from Thanos's gauntlet to his own suit.
– Dave
May 9 at 22:09
55
Also remember that the gauntlet that Thanos is wearing is in fact also Stark technology. It's not unreasonable to think that Stark might have put in an "eject all the stones" backdoor command into it. They could have tried to make that explicit in the movie, but it would have been a huge telegraph of the climatic moment.
– Jherico
May 9 at 22:31
3
Certainly if I knew I was about to attach the infinity stones to my hand, I'd like the option to eject them as soon as I don't need them! Those things caused real damage to Thanos and Hulk, being able to emergency-eject the stones might be the difference between getting away with a torn up arm vs a horrible death.
– Ruadhan2300
May 10 at 8:08
2
@Jherico: I'd argue that there isn't actually any conscious design feature for "EJECT ALL THE STONES NOW". We see that Stark makes it a priority to grab the "Startlet". While Stark definitely doesn't want Thanos to snap his fingers, it's entirely reasonable that Stark needed that to interface directly with the nanites to order them to change (and in this case, remove the stones and pass them to Stark's suit). Stark's nanosuits seem pretty responsive to his desires, as they transform into their different shapes pretty quickly in the heat of combat.
– Ellesedil
May 10 at 16:40
I see, thank you, do you happen to know what this nanotech is meant to do? That Thanos wouldn't feel the stones, which seem like a weird power source, missing?
– GooJ
May 9 at 22:05
I see, thank you, do you happen to know what this nanotech is meant to do? That Thanos wouldn't feel the stones, which seem like a weird power source, missing?
– GooJ
May 9 at 22:05
6
6
The nanotech is what makes up Tony's armour in both Infinity War and Endgame and it responds to Tony's thoughts, which is why it can form whatever shapes he desires, and why he can command it to transfer the stones from Thanos's gauntlet to his own suit.
– Dave
May 9 at 22:09
The nanotech is what makes up Tony's armour in both Infinity War and Endgame and it responds to Tony's thoughts, which is why it can form whatever shapes he desires, and why he can command it to transfer the stones from Thanos's gauntlet to his own suit.
– Dave
May 9 at 22:09
55
55
Also remember that the gauntlet that Thanos is wearing is in fact also Stark technology. It's not unreasonable to think that Stark might have put in an "eject all the stones" backdoor command into it. They could have tried to make that explicit in the movie, but it would have been a huge telegraph of the climatic moment.
– Jherico
May 9 at 22:31
Also remember that the gauntlet that Thanos is wearing is in fact also Stark technology. It's not unreasonable to think that Stark might have put in an "eject all the stones" backdoor command into it. They could have tried to make that explicit in the movie, but it would have been a huge telegraph of the climatic moment.
– Jherico
May 9 at 22:31
3
3
Certainly if I knew I was about to attach the infinity stones to my hand, I'd like the option to eject them as soon as I don't need them! Those things caused real damage to Thanos and Hulk, being able to emergency-eject the stones might be the difference between getting away with a torn up arm vs a horrible death.
– Ruadhan2300
May 10 at 8:08
Certainly if I knew I was about to attach the infinity stones to my hand, I'd like the option to eject them as soon as I don't need them! Those things caused real damage to Thanos and Hulk, being able to emergency-eject the stones might be the difference between getting away with a torn up arm vs a horrible death.
– Ruadhan2300
May 10 at 8:08
2
2
@Jherico: I'd argue that there isn't actually any conscious design feature for "EJECT ALL THE STONES NOW". We see that Stark makes it a priority to grab the "Startlet". While Stark definitely doesn't want Thanos to snap his fingers, it's entirely reasonable that Stark needed that to interface directly with the nanites to order them to change (and in this case, remove the stones and pass them to Stark's suit). Stark's nanosuits seem pretty responsive to his desires, as they transform into their different shapes pretty quickly in the heat of combat.
– Ellesedil
May 10 at 16:40
@Jherico: I'd argue that there isn't actually any conscious design feature for "EJECT ALL THE STONES NOW". We see that Stark makes it a priority to grab the "Startlet". While Stark definitely doesn't want Thanos to snap his fingers, it's entirely reasonable that Stark needed that to interface directly with the nanites to order them to change (and in this case, remove the stones and pass them to Stark's suit). Stark's nanosuits seem pretty responsive to his desires, as they transform into their different shapes pretty quickly in the heat of combat.
– Ellesedil
May 10 at 16:40
add a comment |
This Thanos had never used the stones before, and didn't know what to expect
Dave's answer covers why Thanos didn't notice Tony sparking. But it doesn't explain why he missed the lack of pain on his own hand.
But this Thanos is from 2014, and had never seen the fully complete Gauntlet before. He didn't know to expect excruciating pain upon activating it.
Also, Tony's Gauntlet works differently from the original Infinity Gauntlet. If you watch Thanos add the last stone in Infinity War, the Gauntlet surges in power, but then the surge dies away. Even if Thanos was familiar with the specs of the original Gauntlet, he would expect the power surge from the Gauntlet to stop, and he wouldn't know that Tony's weaker Gauntlet never stops sparking and surging. So when the pain vanished while he was fighting with Tony, it didn't occur to him that something was wrong.
answered May 10 at 4:04
Arcanist LupusArcanist Lupus
3,3631127
Heck, that Thanos didn't even know about the pain inherent in attaching even one stone to the gauntlet, because he didn't have any of the stones yet...
– Shadur
May 11 at 12:15
add a comment |
This Thanos had never used the stones before, and didn't know what to expect
Dave's answer covers why Thanos didn't notice Tony sparking. But it doesn't explain why he missed the lack of pain on his own hand.
But this Thanos is from 2014, and had never seen the fully complete Gauntlet before. He didn't know to expect excruciating pain upon activating it.
Also, Tony's Gauntlet works differently from the original Infinity Gauntlet. If you watch Thanos add the last stone in Infinity War, the Gauntlet surges in power, but then the surge dies away. Even if Thanos was familiar with the specs of the original Gauntlet, he would expect the power surge from the Gauntlet to stop, and he wouldn't know that Tony's weaker Gauntlet never stops sparking and surging. So when the pain vanished while he was fighting with Tony, it didn't occur to him that something was wrong.
answered May 10 at 4:04
Arcanist LupusArcanist Lupus
3,3631127
Heck, that Thanos didn't even know about the pain inherent in attaching even one stone to the gauntlet, because he didn't have any of the stones yet...
– Shadur
May 11 at 12:15
add a comment |
This Thanos had never used the stones before, and didn't know what to expect
Dave's answer covers why Thanos didn't notice Tony sparking. But it doesn't explain why he missed the lack of pain on his own hand.
But this Thanos is from 2014, and had never seen the fully complete Gauntlet before. He didn't know to expect excruciating pain upon activating it.
Also, Tony's Gauntlet works differently from the original Infinity Gauntlet. If you watch Thanos add the last stone in Infinity War, the Gauntlet surges in power, but then the surge dies away. Even if Thanos was familiar with the specs of the original Gauntlet, he would expect the power surge from the Gauntlet to stop, and he wouldn't know that Tony's weaker Gauntlet never stops sparking and surging. So when the pain vanished while he was fighting with Tony, it didn't occur to him that something was wrong.
answered May 10 at 4:04
Arcanist LupusArcanist Lupus
3,3631127
This Thanos had never used the stones before, and didn't know what to expect
Dave's answer covers why Thanos didn't notice Tony sparking. But it doesn't explain why he missed the lack of pain on his own hand.
But this Thanos is from 2014, and had never seen the fully complete Gauntlet before. He didn't know to expect excruciating pain upon activating it.
Also, Tony's Gauntlet works differently from the original Infinity Gauntlet. If you watch Thanos add the last stone in Infinity War, the Gauntlet surges in power, but then the surge dies away. Even if Thanos was familiar with the specs of the original Gauntlet, he would expect the power surge from the Gauntlet to stop, and he wouldn't know that Tony's weaker Gauntlet never stops sparking and surging. So when the pain vanished while he was fighting with Tony, it didn't occur to him that something was wrong.
answered May 10 at 4:04
Arcanist LupusArcanist Lupus
3,3631127
answered May 10 at 4:04
Arcanist LupusArcanist Lupus
3,3631127
answered May 10 at 4:04
Arcanist LupusArcanist Lupus
3,3631127
answered May 10 at 4:04
Arcanist LupusArcanist Lupus
3,3631127
3,3631127
Heck, that Thanos didn't even know about the pain inherent in attaching even one stone to the gauntlet, because he didn't have any of the stones yet...
– Shadur
May 11 at 12:15
add a comment |
Heck, that Thanos didn't even know about the pain inherent in attaching even one stone to the gauntlet, because he didn't have any of the stones yet...
– Shadur
May 11 at 12:15
Heck, that Thanos didn't even know about the pain inherent in attaching even one stone to the gauntlet, because he didn't have any of the stones yet...
– Shadur
May 11 at 12:15
Heck, that Thanos didn't even know about the pain inherent in attaching even one stone to the gauntlet, because he didn't have any of the stones yet...
– Shadur
May 11 at 12:15
add a comment |
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