Vision later finds himself a target of Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War, where Thanos ultimately kills him when he retrieves the Mind Stone from Vision’s forehead. Ultron takes the scepter to create a body for himself, only for the Avengers to steal the body back and upload Stark’s A.I. Selvig. In Avengers: Age Of Ultron, the Stone is revealed to have some kind of intelligence inside it that is used to create Ultron and give the Maximoff Twins their Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver superpowers. This allows Loki to control the minds of Hawkeye and Dr. Thanos gifts Loki the Mind Stone - housed in a scepter - to help him conquer Earth on his behalf in The Avengers. Along with the other MCU Infinity Stones, the Time Stone is returned by Captain America through the Quantum Realm, and then it reappears in a TVA drawer in Loki.Īppearances: The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age Of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, WandaVision, What If.?.Ībilities: Telepathy, telekinesis, energy blasts, mind control, creates consciousness, grants and awakens dormant superpowers. The Time Stone, specifically, is retrieved by Smart Hulk after convincing the Ancient One of giving it to him during the Battle of New York. Of course, Doctor Strange's prediction of the one timeline where the Avengers succeed comes true, and Earth's Mightiest Heroes are able to gather all six Infinity Stones during their Time Heist. Thanos uses the Time Stone to undo Vision's death at the hands of Scarlet Witch in order to retrieve the Mind Stone, thus completing the Infinity Gauntlet. Although Strange has to surrender it to Thanos to save Tony Stark’s life, it eventually becomes one of the most crucial steps in the defeat of the Mad Titan. Strange uses the Time Stone’s power in Avengers: Infinity War to preview millions of possible outcomes to the Avengers' battle with Thanos – finding only one reality where they succeed. Related: How Kang Variants Can Be the Infinity Stones Of The MCU Phase 4 and Beyond In Loki, the Reality Stone appears in a drawer at the TVA alongside other Infinity Stones from different branches of the Sacred Timeline. Endgame sees the MCU Infinity Stones destroyed by Thanos - until they are plucked out of the past by the Avengers. In Avengers: Endgame, the Reality Stone is retrieved from Jane Foster's body by Rocket Raccoon when he and Thor time-travel to Asgard. After Thor defeats Malekith, Asgard hands the Reality Stone over to The Collector for safekeeping, but Thanos acquires the Reality Stone in Avengers: Infinity War and uses it to kidnap Gamora.
Malekith and his Dark Elves attempt to wield the Reality Stone's power during The Convergence - an event where all the Nine Realms align once every five thousand years, allowing Malekith to use the Reality Stone in the form of the Aether to bring the whole universe into a state of complete darkness. The Reality Stone debuted in Thor: The Dark World, where the Aether injects itself into Jane Foster's body when she's exploring physical anomalies that seem to be happening in various places at random. This includes its ability to communicate with other Infinity Stones, make Captain Marvel a powerful Marvel character, and open portals to other realities.Īppearances: Thor: The Dark World, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Loki.Ībilities: Changes reality, sucks out life force, opens portals. It also possesses other subtle features that haven't been fully explained in the MCU. Related: The MCU Just Set Up A Worse Disaster Than Thanos' Infinity War SnapĪlthough the Space Stone is connected to space, its infinite amount of energy can be exploited to create and power weapons, machinery, cities, and even humans. Captain Carter pushes the creature back into the portal, and she ends up in the present day. Finally, the Tesseract appears in What If.? episode 1, where Red Skull uses it to summon Shuma-Gorath through an interdimensional portal. With their first chance to retrieve it now gone, Tony Stark and Steve Rogers time-travel to 1970 and extract the Tesseract from a SHIELD base, meeting Peggy Carter and Howard Stark along the way. At the TVA, the Infinity Stones become useless but help 2012 Loki realize that his "glorious purpose" was always just an excuse to project his pain onto others. Loki grabs it and attempts to escape using it but is promptly captured by the Time Variance Authority. The Avengers' Time Heist in Avengers: Endgame opens a branch in the Sacred Timeline when the Tony Stark from 2023 loses possession of the Tesseract, which falls by Loki's feet.
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