In Avengers: Endgame, we see that Professor Hulk wields the Stark gauntlet and unsnaps the dusted people.    This act is basically at the 5 years in the future mark, so are all the unsnapped people basically 5 years younger than all their peers  For example, Spiderman is part of it, so is Peter Parker now 5 years younger than Ned/classmates, etc?
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When Hulk snaps the Infinity Gauntlet in Avengers: Endgame, what exactly does happen?  Do the missing people just return or does the snap set time back to five years prior?  I was confused because if it just returns the missing people, why does no one seem to age? When Peter Parker returns to school, everyone is still the same age as he was but theoretically, they should be 5 years older.  My conclusion is that the new Spider-Man movie has to be set before Avengers: Infinity War, but maybe I'm missing something.
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In Avengers: Endgame...     Black Widow kills herself on Vormir to obtain the Soul Stone.   The instructions from Red Skull to receive the Soul Stone are that you must sacrifice that which you love the most.   Hawkeye didn't sacrifice anything.   He actively tried to stop it...and failed. How is this death sufficient?  edit - It is not the same as  question since I am asking about getting the soul stone out of Vormir, specifically in how they did it in Endgame. Not transferring it once it's been removed from Vormir
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At the end of First Class, Xavier is paralysed, and him and Magneto split paths. However at the beginning of Last Stand, it flashes back 20 years, and you see the grown up Xavier and Magneto, friends, talking to a young Jean Gray.  Did Xavier get the use of his legs back and then lose it again?  Or is this just a continuity error?
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At the end of ,     Thanos' plan comes to fruition as people begin disintegrating, including Bucky Barnes, Drax, Groot, Mantis, Maximoff, Parker, Quill, Strange, T'Challa, and Wilson.    Could this be caused by Thanos' direct manipulation or does it happen without Thanos' interaction but as some random event?     The heroes getting disintegrated, was it because it was Thanos's choice to complicate the possible regrouping of the Avengers/Heroes or was it just random?
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In Avengers: Endgame, how was Nebula from past able to bring Thanos and the army into the future?   The Avengers who build the machine could not do this and required Pym particles which they were short of and had only limited attempts to travel time.
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The last time saw Loki's scepter (before it was shown in the post-credits scene of Winter Soldier), all the Avengers were standing around a defeated Loki and Black Widow was holding it.  Is it implied that because HYDRA infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D., they got hold of Loki's scepter?
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In Ant-Man, some Hydra members come to buy Cross' suit. However, Age of Ultron and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. stated that Hydra is in disarray, with all of the top ranking members either dead or imprisoned. So who are the Hydra members in the film? Who sent them?  Additionally, Cross states this:     We're anticipating 15 billion   How could Hydra afford to pay that much?
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In the discussion of Zola's Algorithm, Agent Sitwell specifically mentions Bruce Banner and Stephen Strange as persons of interest.  Obviously Cap knows Bruce Banner, and (a good portion of) the fanbase knows who Stephen Strange is: the guy who eventually becomes Dr. Strange, Sorcerer Supreme.  Soon after this, it was officially announced that there was a Dr. Strange movie in the works as part of Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.  Since the Dr. Strange movie will (presumably) take place after the events of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the hero Dr. Strange, Sorcerer Supreme does not exist yet.  And yet Agent Sitwell name-drops the guy right alongside one of Captain America's companions, like he's someone Captain America (or possibly The Falcon) should know by name.  Is there any reason why they should?  Who is Stephen Strange before he becomes a superhero?
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In Iron Man 3, we saw that Tony was able to control Mark 42 armor remotely.  Talking about the Hulkbuster armor used in Avengers: Age of Ultron, it was very dangerous because Hulk's unpredictable rage could rip it apart any time.  Why didn't Iron Man simply control the Hulkbuster armor remotely?
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Does the Hulk actually need to consume food, or is Bruce Banner's normal dietary intake enough? I'm asking because it seems transforming from the Hulk back to Bruce Banner with a half a cow in his stomach could be rough on the poor Doctor.
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Towards the end of Avengers: Age of Ultron JARVIS uploads himself into a lifeless Virbranium android. This process creates Vision. Then before the final battle we see Tony Stark uploading a program called FRIDAY into his suit. During the battle we hear a feminine voice in The Iron Man suit instead of JARVIS'. So did JARVIS cease to exist after uploading himself into Vision? If so did JARVIS know that this would happen, or was it because of the Mindstone?
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In Avengers Hulk tried to raise Thor's hammer and failed miserably. In Avengers: Infinity War, Groot raises Thor's new axe and holds it for a few seconds! Is the axe made of some other light material, or is Groot stronger than Hulk?
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In  we see Tony Stark fight the Hulk using the . The destructive battle apparently ends in      the Hulk being knocked out by Iron Man.   Or something along similar lines. During the fight, Stark wishes a number of times for the Hulk to get knocked out and/or "Go to sleep!"    My question is, how is this possible? As confirmed by , "the Hulk's potential strength has no finite element inside." It's often quoted that "the madder the Hulk gets, the stronger the Hulk gets,"  so how is it possible to knock him out to begin with?
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During the movie, we learned that Ego tried to reproduce the Celestial gene by having a lot of children and then having them delivered to him. I am not sure if Yondu was contracted for all of them but he definitely delivered at least a few of them since he broke the ravager code and got banned for dealing in kids.  My question is: why did he stop with Peter? Was Peter the last one on the contract or did he keep on delivering some but just not Peter?  Also, why didn't Ego seek out Yondu to get his kid back?  I don't think this was touched on in the movie. This was slightly mentioned here () but that is not answering my question.  I think Yondu said it was because he could get to places where the Ravagers could not since he was a kid but that would have been true with all the others kids he abducted for Ego.
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In the opening scenes of Infinity War, Thanos and the Black Order     have killed basically everyone aboard the Asgardian ship, which amounts to everyone who escaped the destruction of Asgard itself at the end of Thor: Ragnarok.  After this, Thanos destroys the whole ship using the Power Stone.  The end result is that Thor is picked up as the only survivor, by the Guardians of the Galaxy.   Of course, we learned during Thor: Ragnarok that not all Asgardians are necessarily on Asgard (Valkyrie was living on Sakaar, after all).  Do we have any indication that there are any other such Asgardians anywhere else in the MCU at the current time, or is Thor now officially (or at least "as far as we know") the last of the Asgardian race?  I'd prefer an official confirmation if one exists anywhere.
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Most incarnations of The Hulk I've seen or read about state that he is as strong as he needs, basically meaning that there is no limit to how strong he can get.  Is there any canon regarding this? Have we seen the upper limit of the Hulk's strength?
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At the end of Iron Man 3, all of the Iron Man suits are destroyed with the very strong indicator that they will not be re-done &mdash; rather, Tony Stark will go it alone without the suits.  However, in Age of Ultron, there are clearly Iron Man suits. Where did they come from? What changed? Or am I just getting the timeline wrong?