Why couldnt Thanos make more resources?

He didn’t double the resources in the universe because that’s not what he’s trying to accomplish, and also because he’s an unhinged, sociopathic supervillain who is basically on a holy crusade. Thanos’ plan only has to make sense to him, and in terms of fitting his character, it’s perfect.

What was Thanos trying to collect?

Thanos’s first order of business is to collect the Infinity Stones, all-powerful relics left over from the creation of the universe. While each stone is more than impressive enough on its own, Thanos needs all six to complete his real goal, which is where the Avengers come in.

Who was the biggest threat to Thanos?

The theory posits Ego, Odin, and The Ancient One as three of Thanos’ greatest fears, and he waited until all of them were dead to make his move. This would make sense, as all of these characters were massively powerful and had strong ties to the Avengers, which meant they could be called in for backup at any time.

What did Thanos do with the Infinity Stones?

Infinity Stones.” In Avengers: Infinity War big bad Thanos successfully acquired all six stones in order to assemble his Infinity Gauntlet, providing him with the ability to control all reality and finally enact his plan to wipe out half the galaxy. Yep, spoiler alert – he pulled it off.

Is there a villain stronger than Thanos?

One established MCU villain who is more powerful than Thanos is Doctor Strange’s Dormammu, who could easily return as an antagonist in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. In his own world, the Lord of the Dark Dimension is nearly unbeatable.

Did Thanos kill the collector in Infinity War?

In Infinity War, Gamora, Drax, Mantis, and Peter travel to Knowhere in hopes of getting to the stone before Thanos. When they get there, they learn that he’s already claimed the stone, and it’s implied that he’s killed the Collector.

How did Thanos get the first Infinity Stone?

The Guardians leave the Orb to be protected by the Nova Corps on Xander, but it’s the first Infinity Stone that Thanos collects. When Thor is found by the Guardians, he mentions to them that Thanos already possess the Power Stone after destroying Xander.

Why does Thanos want to ‘save’ the universe?

In Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos explains that his home world of Titan faced similar problems, leading to a global catastrophe, which is why he feels compelled to ‘save’ the cosmos from the same fate — by reducing its population.

Is Thanos right that wiping out half the population would be better?

As seen in Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos thinks the solution is simply to wipe-out half the population. This fictional scenario is obviously wrong from a moral perspective, which is why Earth’s mightiest heroes try to stop him. But is Thanos actually right about the potential outcome, that reducing numbers would be better in the long run?

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