Mass Extinction? About Avengers Infinity Wars

So we all know the Avengers infinity Wars movie has been released (or at least a lot of us do). Well it has truly been released and it comes with a lot of shockers for those who either haven't read the comics or haven't been on the internet lately. lol
This doesn't change that even those who had gone through the above listed rituals literally still couldn't accurately predict the events of the movie.
Well I'm going to be talking about some things Avengers Infinity Wars gave us I believe we should talk about.

1. Thanos is a BOSS

We all saw the might of Thanos play out in the movie even without his Infinity gems he was pretty bad-ass. And then the snap! It was truly a Thanos show.

2. The connection between Thanos and Dragon Ball power houses

In Infinity Wars we see Thanos with a snap of his fingers, wipe out half of the universe from existence, and many of our top heroes are left to fade into ash.
For comic book junkies, they will know this kind of power comes from the Infinity Gauntlet and its overwhelming might. As for Dragon Ball fanatics, the display was just another example of Hakai.
If you follow Dragon Ball Super religiously, then you should know what Hakai is and why fans can’t unsee it in Avengers: Infinity War . The power is one which Gods of Destruction can use, to destroy anything. According to lore, those who are killed using Hakai do not pass on to the Other World and cease to exist entirely. All it takes is a simple tap, and ta-da! Beerus or his fellow God of Destruction can wipe out half a planet with ease, and guys like Zamasu were erased into glowing ash when they got Hakai’d out of existence.

3. Hulk is more than just "SMASH"

After his face-off against Thanos on the Asgardian refugee ship, Hulk isn’t seen again in Infinity War, with Bruce spending the rest of the movie unsuccessfully trying to convince him to come out and join the fray. Hulk literally says "no" like a child
And it's not just Thanos that scares Hulk even his minions-The Black Order are also a source of concern. This brings another dimension to the Hulk beyond "smash", it enfolds a reality where the Hulk actually gets scared! and even needs some form of connection. It also explains the fact that anger may not be able the only reason Banner transforms. We saw the Hulk feel isolated in Thor:Ragnarok but this was way more profound.

4. Poor Spidey

In Avengers Infinity Wars we see our heroes on Earth turn to ash even before they can properly react. But the same is not true in space. Although Drax, Starlord, and Dr. Strange all become dust, it is Peter Parker’s death that hits the hardest. He is aware, for certain, of what is happening. Stumbling to Stark, he utters, “Mr. Stark, I don’t feel so good.” It is possible that his Spidey-senses have given him an awareness that no other hero has. This means while others might have felt no pain, there is a huge chance he actually did.
It is a haunting scene, and Tom Holland, who portrays Peter, gives a deeply affecting performance. His death hits particularly hard, because not only is there a solidified relationship between Stark and Parker (a mentor/mentee relationship with promise of changing Stark's life-for better).

5. Avengers need outside help

We saw Thor in Thor:Ragnarok needing the help of Surtur to defeat Hela. Well, something similar might be brewing in the next Avengers movie we get to see.
This school of thought is aided by the announcement of Captain Marvel. And like the guys at Marvel claim she is going to be the strongest hero yet (someone say "girl power") lol. I am excitedly waiting to see what she brings to the table.

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6.There will be a sequel
This is more like an open secret as we all know the next Avengers Movie would be out by next year. Well, what many do not know is that Dr. Strange might have spoiled the name of the sequel and guess what it think it is!

           **Avengers: Endgame**

Let's keep our fingers crossed as we await Marvel's next surprise

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