In Avengers: Endgame Thor took his hammer from the Asgard in the past and brought it back to the present. So, does Thor from the past use present Thor's hammer after present Thor brought it to the present?
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In Avengers: Endgame, Thor brings back Mjolnir (his hammer) from the past to his "future" self through the quantum tunnel. Later in the movie, Captain America gets hold of it being worthy.  However, I don't remember if Cap takes it back to the past in the climax. If he doesn't - that would break the spacetime continuum, Mjolnir being destroyed in the past.  If he does bring it back, how come he knows the exact time and place to return?
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We learned in Thor: Ragnarok that Mjolnir is only a focus for Thor's power, not the source. If so, when a worthy​ being lifts Mjolnir and gains "the power of Thor", where are they getting the power from?
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In Avengers: Endgame,      Present-Nebula kills Past-Nebula.   I'm confused. Wouldn't it cause a grandfather paradox?  Then how did she survive?
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"The Wolverine" movie is a prequel for "Days of Future Past" (because it shows DoFP related scenes on the after-credits).  So Wolverine has bone claws when The Wolverine movie ends, and on DoFP it has adamantium claws again, is there any explanation for this? maybe on the comics, or something?
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In the final fight with Thanos, Tony Stark has a struggle with Thanos to get the gauntlet off him. Later it is shown that the stones are now with Tony on his suit.  The question is, how did he get it off the gauntlet and onto his suit?
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I noticed during the scene in Avengers: Endgame where, Quill and Thor are arguing over who's captain of the ship, Quill was looking at a picture of Gamora,       assumed to be (maybe accidentally?) dusted along with all the Thanos army by the Avengers' use of the Guantlet   Is it safe to say we still don't get Gamora back?
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In Avengers: Endgame, after recovering the 6 Stones, Hulk snaps his fingers and brings back all the lost characters but he can’t bring back Black Widow or Gamora as the sacrifices for the Soul Stone are final. However, he explicitly states he tried.  Since those characters had not died because of the snap it’s clear the resurrection part doesn’t need to be limited to just the snapped out people, do we have any information about all the people who died for reasons other than the snap? Were they resurrected too or are they still death?  I’m thinking here of Vision, Loki, the people from Xandar, the Dwarves, all the casualties on the fight with Thanos, etc.
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So we know from Infinity War that Thanos was collecting all the Infinity Stones to basically solve the problems brought about by overpopulation on many planets.  But does it make any sense? He could've just easily increased the resources or changed the area or taken appropriate measure to handle that situation. As far as I know, collecting all the Infinity Stones gives the user limitless power and control over the universe in the MCU.  Is Thanos just a mass murderer or is there something I'm missing?
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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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Prior to Avengers: Infinity War, we are introduced to and acquainted with five of the six Infinity Stones, and their powers are demonstrated in action and observed by the audience.   However, the soul stone was hidden, and was introduced in this movie, but I don't remember it being used in the movie.  So, what does the Soul Stone actually do?
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From the Tolken's LotR series it is mentioned that the Sword of Elendil was forged anew before Frodo departed from Elrond's house, but if my memory serves me correctly, in the Peter Jackson's rendition of the LotR movie, it was reforged at the end of The Two Towers, after Saruman was destroyed.  My question is, am I right with regards to Peter Jackson's movie? When in the movie was the Sword of Elendil reforged?
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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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In the movie Thor (2011), while he was about to crown Thor as the next king of Asgard, Allfather Odin describes the mighty hammer Mjolnir as the following:      So long entrusted with this mighty hammer, Mjolnir. Forged in the heart of a dying star, from the sacred metal of Uru. Only one may ift it. Only one is worthy. Who wields this hammer commands the lightning and the storm. Its power has no equal -- as a weapon, to destroy, or as a tool, to build. It is a fit companion for a King.   We know Mjolnir as a weapon of destruction but are there references where it is used to build something?
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In Avengers: Infinity War      Thanos snaps his fingers and half the population of the universe is destroyed.   We also know that      Thanos has destroyed half the Asgardians, half of Gamora's people and half of many more civilisations already through the old fashioned method of having them shot.   So are those civilisations immune to the effect of his actions or are they impacted a second time?
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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 Thor: Ragnarok, Valkyrie told Thor this about Hela:  Her power comes from Asgard the same as yours  Thor's plan was to unleash Surtur who destroys Asgard, which weakens Hela allowing Surtur to kill her. But why didn't that weakened Thor as well? We saw him later in Avengers: Infinity War very powerful.
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In Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos is depicted collecting 5 of the 6 Infinity Stones relatively breezily (as  where only for a moment do the Avengers come close to stopping him).  Where was he before the events of Avengers: Infinity War? If he's so powerful and capable, why didn't he do all this 10 years earlier or a week earlier instead of on this specific day (or two)?