How lasting are the changes that Marvel Studios and Thanos brought us? A quote from Sebastian Stan, and a possible Avengers 4spoiler, is quite meaningful about their possible commitments. According to the Marvel formula in and out of the MCU, their plans for our beloved characters were relatively easy to follow and predict. However, this is far from negative. From phase to phase, from film to film, anticipate surprises and stay with some of the best moments in superhero cinema.
generation’s largest concurrent and interactive fan base. Marvel has continued to entertain and surprise everyone to some degree with the most fluid and simple changes over the years. Infinity War has proven to continue this trend. Perhaps, in the longest while yet, us fans have next to nothing when it comes to knowledge on the future of these franchises and characters. Thanos did it; Marvel did it. The universe is forever changed or at the very least, so it seems.
While discussing his involvement as the Winter Soldier in next year’s untitled Avengers 4 at a recent convention, Sebastian Stan casually spoke that:
“There was one scene, I think, we had where everybody was there. I can’t really talk about that scene, but I knew it took them three months in planning this scene to have everyone there…You look around and you just saw everyone from Samuel L. Jackson to Michael Douglas to Michelle Pfeiffer. Everybody was there.”
Before discussing what this may mean to our now-lost Avengers from the devastating end of Infinity War, it is important to mention the inclusion of lead actors in Antan Man characters such as Michael Douglas and Michelle Pfeiffer in Stan's statement. It was made clear by Marvel that the Ant-Man and the Wasp in July will have a huge impact on the future of the MCU. Sebastian's quote seems to support this as they are contained in an obviously important "three months" scene.
Now to the fallen heroes. Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury was among them. Like Stans Winter Soldier. What we can deduce from this are two possibilities. In view of the recent Ant-Man and Wasp Trailers, the Quantum Empire was opened and here to play. With this new information, with what we still have to learn, is that the Avengers were apparently sent to dust, were only sent to the soul world.
If that becomes an option in the MCU because Thanos' vague journey to an otherworldly place with the Gamora Post after the Infinity War is a small part, then that's a safe bet. If that's true, Ant-Man can become a crucial character to bring our heroes back from the possible soul world with the help of Pym's quantum progress. I suspect that this scene, which Stan is talking about, takes place in the soul world.
Another way fans can go in the wrong direction is to somehow bring back the lost Avengers in some unforeseen way. Maybe in the hands of Tony Stark? Doctor Strange acquired some knowledge on his journey through time to keep Tony alive with a Time Stone trade. Currently, if this is the case, it is all speculation until further notice. We will not know for sure, but it seems that the disassembled Avengers can fully assemble in one way or another before passing the torch on to the next generation.
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