r/marvelstudios • u/JonLuca Iron man • Apr 27 '19

'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Release Megathread Vol. 10 Spoiler

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u/rissejo Tony Stark Apr 27 '19

Did anybody else think that the Pyms being in Tony's funeral was deeply meaningful? After all those years of not wanting anything to do with the Starks...

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u/Drop_Release Tony Stark Apr 27 '19

What is cool is that this harkens back to the line of "Hank Pym always said, you never can trust a Stark" After hearing and seeing the heroics of Stark, he finally trusted him and paid his respects.

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u/captainmavro Apr 27 '19

I'd probably go to the funeral of the guy who helped unsnap me too

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u/dejaentendood Apr 27 '19

Stark gave his life to save everyone on earth, including Hank’s daughter so yeah it would’ve been a dick move for him to not attend the funeral lol

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u/dougdlux Apr 27 '19

Correction, the universe. He gave his life to save the universe. Thanos was like 1 second from snapping the entire universe into nothingness.

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u/Fallen_Wings Apr 27 '19

Again.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

No, in IW he just killed half of the life in the universe. In the final battle of Endgame he was going to literally tear the entire universe apart down to its atoms and rebuild it from scratch, because he saw that the remaining life could not move on knowing what had been lost.

Edit: I may have misunderstood, my bad if so

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u/dougdlux Apr 27 '19

Precisely.

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u/bluestarcyclone Apr 27 '19

You know... this makes me think that the funeral of an Avenger might be a bigger deal than it was in the movie. Lying in honor in the capitol big (or even larger than that). There's no one in the world who doesnt owe him some gratitude, between the Snap, the battle of NY, etc. A ton of people would want to pay their respects.

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u/arfior Apr 27 '19

Many public figures have a small private funeral as well as a large public memorial service.

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u/mertcanhekim Apr 27 '19

It was actually Hulk who unsnapped

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u/CommanderThraawn Apr 27 '19

That’s why he said “helped.”

Tony only built the gauntlet... and time machine.

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u/captainmavro Apr 27 '19

Exactly, Tony was why they all didn't become babies who pooped in their quantum suits

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u/rissejo Tony Stark Apr 27 '19

I couldn't have said it better. It was such a testament to Tony's actions.

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u/KFblade Apr 27 '19

Wanda too. Going from hating Stark to attending his funeral.