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Josh Brolin just revealed that Marvel is bringing Thanos back in the live action movies
They've already brought him back a few times in animation since Avengers Endgame,
and there have been a lot of deleted scenes.
Alternate endings for movies featuring his back story, the younger version of Thanos, like the Eternals.
Maybe we'll call that the thin version of Thanos.
But this would be him coming back in live action.
So we'll break it all down.
You just the picture, the reaction when he does return.
You couldn't live with your own failure.
Where did that bring you back to me?
it's funny how circumstances in real life wind up paying off lines from earlier Marvel movies.
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because it seems that they're going to wind up on the Void planet from Loki during that movie.
I'm hoping they pay off the Thanos Copter joke with a Deadpool moment
because they kind of did that in the Deadpool comics a while ago.
but as I said, Josh Brolin has already come back a couple of times as alternate versions of Thanos
since Avengers Endgame during Marvel phase for Marvel Phase five,
mostly through the what If episodes like Thanos That was Turned Good by Chadwick
Boseman's, T'Challa Star-Lord or Zombie Thanos from the Marvel Zombies episode.
We never found out what happened to him either.
Turns out he's also coming back in the Marvel Zombies TV series next year to.
But the real big news is Josh Brolin saying that Marvel plans
to bring him back in the live action movies in a much bigger way.
There are a lot of untapped stories with the character and ways to bring him back without having to make it
the main 616 version of Thanos that Iron Man killed with his Infinity gantlet Snap in Avengers Endgame.
because on the other side of that Kevin Feige said that they wouldn't bring back this version
of Iron Man, that they wouldn't bring him back to life because it would undo his sacrifice.
So I feel like bringing back that version of Thanos specifically that version would also do the same thing.
So if they brought him back,
it would be another version of the character or a younger version of the character.
they actually got into his back story with Star Fox and his parents alarms,
and we sang on Titan during the Eternals alternate ending and deleted scenes.
in originally they had a bunch of extra backstory for him explaining his character.
His relationship with Anna's tying in more with the backstory for Titan that we got
during Avengers Infinity War that explains what happened to Titan and why he got destroyed.
in the darker ending, sort of ties in with what they were doing with these extra Harry style scenes.
like an Empire Strikes Back Avengers Infinity War style ending with a really hardcore downer moment.
but in the deleted scenes, Star Fox is seen with the other Eternals
while they're dressed in their base layers before they've been sent to a new celestial seed world.
The silver grayish robes that they all wear when they're being rebooted and their minds are being wiped.
this is basically what they look like between missions, like they've been doing this for millions of years,
going around to different galaxies, different celestial seed worlds, birthing new celestials.
in after each new celestial is born, no matter which group of eternals you're talking about,
which galaxy you're talking about, they all go back to their ship
and they go back to these base layer robes and get rebooted.
They go into hibernation as they're sent to another world.
Salma Hayek, actually revealed that she was here
filming these scenes with Harry Styles when they were dressed in these robes.
it sounds like they filmed more flashbacks for Harry Styles character
to explain his story when he shows up in this version.
That theatrical cut.
but also another version of the ending where Harry Styles is with them
when they're all being sent to another planet, to birth, another celestial.
and we would have seen Harry Styles star Fox with his original group of Eternals traveling to Titan
in more scenes of him with younger Thanos and the other Eternals that were part of his group of Eternals.
The director explained that Star Fox was originally part of a group of ten eternals
that were sent to Titan by Ellison, the judge, because it's always a group of ten.
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That's why they start with this group of Eternals, and there are ten of them before Ajak gets killed.
so Star Fox, a group of ten eternals, were sent to Titan because Titan was another celestial seed world.
The director didn't say which Celestial was inside Titan, but that was the idea.
And he also rebelled against his group's mission.
Just like Sersi and the other main group of Eternals in this movie do.
except he was not successful in saving Titan.
He fled the planet before it was destroyed.
Rebelling against Ayresome the judge I know it sounds like there's some conflicting information
between the story Thanos told about what happened to Titan
and what they were going to say happened during the Eternals movie.
but in all these alternate star fox scenes, it's implied
that the emergence on Titan was the reason it was destroyed.
I think that Thanos, his story about overpopulation in Avengers Infinity War fits
with the Eternals true mission to drive overpopulation in order to speed up the emergence.
if you think about it that way, it's not as much of a continuity issue
each celestial needs to feed off a certain amount of cosmic energy given off by life on planets.
So the more people, the faster that happens.
And Thanos said that he wanted to kill half the population on Titan to prevent that from happening.
So the idea is that Thanos also probably learned about the emergence on Titan
and tried to stop it by getting rid of half the people.
So this is a new
way of contextualizing Thanos plan to balance half of the universe.
It makes him seem like more of an anti-hero than a total villain.
like getting rid of half the population to stop the celestials from creating more celestials.
And I think that's why Star Fox also didn't try to stop Thanos earlier from snapping
half of all life with the Infinity gantlet.
like if Star Fox is another prime eternal with this celestial core, it means he's crazy powerful.
But if Star Fox also rebelled against Ellison, the judge
the way they explain in this movie, he also wouldn't have wanted to stop Thanos
Because it sounds like Thanos also had this grand plan to stop the Celestials.
ages.
The Thanos was going about it in the most hardcore, dark way possible I did a longer video
about how the Eternals movie recontextualized Stanley's plan, making him seem like more of a hero.
So I had a link for that in the description below.
But the alternate ending the downer version
of the ending that the director said she originally wanted to use started with the Eternals.
Failing to stop the emergence on earth like Tiamat would have successfully been born, burst
out of the earth, destroying everything, all the remaining Eternals would have survived
and Ajak would have somehow survived or been repaired by ERSON.
The judge the movie would have ended with them back in these gray robes being rebooted and sent to another
celestial seed planet in the cycle would have started again
and it seems like they also shot a version of that downer ending with them
being rebooted again with Harry Styles, star Fox character with them.
the reasons why I think Marvel didn't
want to use that version of the ending is one because it's super depressing.
And two, it would have raised too many questions about the continuity because
how could they destroy Earth and still say this was the main MCU universe?
would only make sense that the events of the movie were happening in an alternate universe
And the Eternals movie wasn't supposed to be a big multiverse plot.
The way Spider-Man No Way Home in Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness are multiverse movies.
there just way too many cosmic concepts and new mythology
with the Celestials in the Black Knight that they were introducing in the film.
in a lot of.
You've also asked how Star, Fox and Thanos can be brothers
and the sons of a large and sweet sand on Titan if they're all Eternals
in all the Eternals are just celestial robots who can't have children
in How did Star Fox become the prime eternal of their group on Titan?
so just
based on all these deleted scenes and storylines that they've revealed, they imply that Aaron,
the judge created Star Fox Group of Eternals, all ten of them together, including Thanos,
so the MCU version of Thanos and Star Fox were probably not born biologically.
The children of a large and sweet sent the way they were in the comics.
in their family in the same way that all the Eternals think of each other is a hodgepodge family of sorts,
like the Eternals that we see
during the movie or think of each other as family, but they're not biologically related.
I think the Red Skull scene from Avengers Infinity War where he's greeting Thanos in Gomorrah,
actually backs this up because he says Gamora, daughter of Thanos,
and she was not born to Thanos like he was her adoptive father.
so, when he says Thanos, son of a Lars in the MCU, at least it's a little bit different in he's
not saying that they're biologically related think they probably just changed that part of their backstory
just in the name of simplicity for MCU continuity purposes.
the reason why Thanos looks like purple space grimace with the nutsack chin different
from all of the other Eternals from Titan is because he carries the deviant mutation.
But he's not a deviant himself. He's another Eternals.
It just looks different the MCU.
The way they explained this is that all the Eternals are created to look similar
to the beings that inhabit the celestial seed worlds that they get sent to.
They're just created to blend in with whatever populations they go to.
So that's why Fastow's looks different from Makkari, for instance, all the others,
why they all speak with different accents.
They were just created to blend in when they get rebooted and sent to a new planet,
they're just sort of reprogramed to blend in with whatever population is on that planet.
So for instance, if a group of eternals was sent to the Skrull homeworld
or a world in the scroll empire, the Eternals would look like Skrulls end.
Based on Star Fox's back story, they implied that Thanos rebelled
against their Eternals mission first, like he learned about the truth of the emergence.
First on Titan in was banished by a large actor.
He tried to get them to kill half the population to stop the emergence.
Then after he was gone, something happened to a large.
He also died in the naming star Fox, his successor passing his celestial court to him and that's how Star
Fox would have become the prime eternal of his group on Titan taking over their emergence mission.
but then also himself eventually rebelling against Erikson, the judge, in escaping
the same way that Sersi rebelled after she got the celestial core from Ajak.
in the next time he shows up in a movie hairstyle shows up in star Fox like during Eternals two
if they do a sequel or some other MCU space based movie,
they'll cover more of his backstory with Thanos on Titan.
So eventually they will tell the rest of that story.
For those of you that want to see more of young Thanos, like the thinner version of Thanos
we can call him Xena's.
Let me know in the comments if you'd rather see Thanos come back as the younger version
of the character in Eternals to to tell more of the history with the other Eternals
if they ever wanted to introduce Squadron Supreme in Hyperion,
for instance, Hyperion is another eternal from another world with a back story
that just happens to be similar to Superman's backstory in the DC Universe.
that's part of the whole joke of people calling Hyperion Marvel's evil version of Superman.
just because he eventually came to Earth after his original planet that he was sent to
was destroyed Krypton style.
But in the MCU, in an animation,
they've typically portrayed Squadron Supreme like an evil version of The Avengers.
so be a twist on that if they ever did them in live action.
but a big part of the plot of the Eternals ending was them searching for the other Eternals
around the universe.
So it's an easy way to introduce that character to.
For instance, I just feel like there's too much untold story
with Thanos back story just in general, then the other.
Very obvious way to bring Thanos back in live action would be in Avengers
five or Avengers six as a variant from another universe.
like, if you're going to have Battle World with a bunch of multiverse versions of characters,
there's a really easy way to bring back another version of Thanos
because he was a very big part of comic book secret Wars with a really funny twist on the character.
maybe, Maybe.
If we're lucky, we'll see a version of God Emperor Doom ripping his spine out of his body.
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