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So, in the climax of Avengers: Endgame,
the Thanos from 2014 travels forward in time to 2023 and dies in the climactic battle.
This should, logically, prevent the events of Avengers: Infinity War from ever taking place, since he ceased to be present in the time line 4 years prior to this.
However, the movie seems to imply that the events of Infinity War still happened, creating a time travel paradox - a variant of the Grandfather Paradox.
Is there any official statement as to what occurred, or is this just a plot hole in the movie?
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So, in the climax of Avengers: Endgame,
the Thanos from 2014 travels forward in time to 2023 and dies in the climactic battle.
This should, logically, prevent the events of Avengers: Infinity War from ever taking place, since he ceased to be present in the time line 4 years prior to this.
However, the movie seems to imply that the events of Infinity War still happened, creating a time travel paradox - a variant of the Grandfather Paradox.
Is there any official statement as to what occurred, or is this just a plot hole in the movie?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-infinity-war avengers-endgame
edited 32 mins ago
Jenayah
22.9k5109145
asked 33 mins ago
nick012000nick012000
35127
I don’t know how to use this site’s spoiler tags, so if anyone with post- editing privileges wants to do so, feel free to do so.
– nick012000
32 mins ago
1
I tried to remove part of the spoilers from the title but I'm not overly happy with the result... If someone's more inspired, feel free to put a new one. And by the way, nick, you can hide spoilers by preceding them with>!, for instance>! he was a ghost all this time
– Jenayah
28 mins ago
add a comment |
So, in the climax of Avengers: Endgame,
the Thanos from 2014 travels forward in time to 2023 and dies in the climactic battle.
This should, logically, prevent the events of Avengers: Infinity War from ever taking place, since he ceased to be present in the time line 4 years prior to this.
However, the movie seems to imply that the events of Infinity War still happened, creating a time travel paradox - a variant of the Grandfather Paradox.
Is there any official statement as to what occurred, or is this just a plot hole in the movie?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-infinity-war avengers-endgame
edited 32 mins ago
Jenayah
22.9k5109145
asked 33 mins ago
nick012000nick012000
35127
So, in the climax of Avengers: Endgame,
the Thanos from 2014 travels forward in time to 2023 and dies in the climactic battle.
This should, logically, prevent the events of Avengers: Infinity War from ever taking place, since he ceased to be present in the time line 4 years prior to this.
However, the movie seems to imply that the events of Infinity War still happened, creating a time travel paradox - a variant of the Grandfather Paradox.
Is there any official statement as to what occurred, or is this just a plot hole in the movie?
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-infinity-war avengers-endgame
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-infinity-war avengers-endgame
edited 32 mins ago
Jenayah
22.9k5109145
asked 33 mins ago
nick012000nick012000
35127
edited 32 mins ago
Jenayah
22.9k5109145
asked 33 mins ago
nick012000nick012000
35127
edited 32 mins ago
Jenayah
22.9k5109145
edited 32 mins ago
Jenayah
22.9k5109145
edited 32 mins ago
Jenayah
22.9k5109145
22.9k5109145
asked 33 mins ago
nick012000nick012000
35127
asked 33 mins ago
nick012000nick012000
35127
asked 33 mins ago
nick012000nick012000
35127
35127
I don’t know how to use this site’s spoiler tags, so if anyone with post- editing privileges wants to do so, feel free to do so.
– nick012000
32 mins ago
1
I tried to remove part of the spoilers from the title but I'm not overly happy with the result... If someone's more inspired, feel free to put a new one. And by the way, nick, you can hide spoilers by preceding them with>!, for instance>! he was a ghost all this time
– Jenayah
28 mins ago
add a comment |
I don’t know how to use this site’s spoiler tags, so if anyone with post- editing privileges wants to do so, feel free to do so.
– nick012000
32 mins ago
1
I tried to remove part of the spoilers from the title but I'm not overly happy with the result... If someone's more inspired, feel free to put a new one. And by the way, nick, you can hide spoilers by preceding them with>!, for instance>! he was a ghost all this time
– Jenayah
28 mins ago
I don’t know how to use this site’s spoiler tags, so if anyone with post- editing privileges wants to do so, feel free to do so.
– nick012000
32 mins ago
I don’t know how to use this site’s spoiler tags, so if anyone with post- editing privileges wants to do so, feel free to do so.
– nick012000
32 mins ago
1
1
I tried to remove part of the spoilers from the title but I'm not overly happy with the result... If someone's more inspired, feel free to put a new one. And by the way, nick, you can hide spoilers by preceding them with
>!, for instance >! he was a ghost all this time– Jenayah
28 mins ago
I tried to remove part of the spoilers from the title but I'm not overly happy with the result... If someone's more inspired, feel free to put a new one. And by the way, nick, you can hide spoilers by preceding them with
>!, for instance >! he was a ghost all this time– Jenayah
28 mins ago
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>!, for instance>! he was a ghost all this time– Jenayah
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