This page includes spoilers for every film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Tesseract is pursued by Captain Marvel, the Guardians of the Galaxy steal an orb, and Thor attempts to capture Aether. These magical things may seem to be MacGuffins or just narrative devices used to advance the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, these artifacts are really Infinity Stones: a collection of stones that bestow enormous power on their possessor.
There was an idea...: To gather a group of extraordinary people...: To see if we could become something more...: So that when they needed us, we could fight the battles...: That they could never fight...: The affirmation of humanity's need...: To believe that even in our darkest hour...: We will find our heroes.
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Thanos has been circulating lately, pleading with everyone to maintain silent. When he wasn't doing that, he was blazing a trail of death and ruin over the cosmos. If you've previously seen the film, you'll understand how disastrously that went for everyone. However, did you see the massive, blink-and-you-miss-it signal to what happens next in Avengers 4? If you haven't watched Infinity War yet, stop reading immediately because the Mad Titan will snap his fingers. SCROLL DOWN FOR A COMPLETE GALLERY OF EVERY MARVEL CHARACTER WHO DIED Avengers Infinity War's conclusion: Thanos will never be able to utilize the Gauntlet again
