What does Thanos say turns the legs to jelly?

Thanos : I know what it’s like to lose. To feel so desperately that you’re right, yet to fail nonetheless. It’s frightening, turns the legs to jelly.

What is the fruit that Thanos picking in endgame?

Kiwano melons
Kiwano melons are the alien fruit in Avengers: Endgame That description covers a pretty broad range of tastes, but Thanos doesn’t seem like he has a very discerning palate so, we think this is probably the perfect food for him to be growing.

What is the backstory of Thanos?

A native of the planet Titan, Thanos saw the danger his people were in from overpopulation and suggested a severe solution—the elimination of half the population, at random and without prejudice, in order to make life better for the planet as a whole.

What does Thanos say about losing?

“I know what it’s like to lose. To feel so desperately that you’re right, yet to fail nonetheless. It’s frightening. Turns the legs to jelly. I ask you, to what end? Dread it. Run from it. Destiny arrives all the same. And now, it’s here. Or should I say, I am.” ― Thanos

What does the name Thanos mean in Marvel Comics?

Thanos is actually sometimes used as a male first name in the real world. Ironically enough though, it’s usually an abbreviation of Athanasios, which actually means immortal (with a- serving as a negative prefix). So by shortening it to Thanos and removing the negative prefix, it’s effectively giving the name the opposite meaning.

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?