I believe that everyone is already very familiar with the plot of Tony Stark's final ringing finger in "Endgame", but there are actually a lot of details to explore about this scene, such as how Tony made the Infinity Glove; why he made two; and how Tony, an ordinary human, can withstand the impact of six Infinity Stones, and today I will try to explain these details here.
Under the MCU's worldview, there is only one metal in the universe that can withstand the energy of six Infinity Stones, and that is Uru, the Infinity Glove in Thanos' hand in 2018, which he forced the dwarves to forge when he conquered Nidavellir.
In fact, earlier, Odin had ordered the dwarves to forge a pair of Infinity Gloves to be stored in the Asgardian Treasury, but he said that it was a fake by Hella and destroyed with Asgard in the Twilight of the Gods.
So if Tony wants to cast the Infinity Glove himself, he has to get this metal first. When the Avengers arrive on the "Garden" planet to seek revenge on Thanos, they can bring the dwarf version of the Infinity Glove back to Earth, and then reverse research to find the key technology for casting the glove.
As for the "energy of the dead star" needed to smelt the Ulu alloy, it should not be a problem for Stark at the time, not to mention that he also had technical support from Wakanda. In fact, the ultimate Infinity Gauntlet did use Wakanda's nanotechnology, which we can clearly see when Stark assembled the gem.
The problem is that Tony apparently created more than one Infinity Glove after deciding to implement the Time Robbery Project. Tony's latest "Mark LXXXV" mech is also designed to withstand the energy shock of the Infinity Stones, in other words, the metal of the mech must contain a part of the Ulu alloy.
Then the Ulu alloy contained in the Dwarf Version of the Infinity Glove alone is certainly not enough, and Thanos has already used it to hit his fingers twice, and the glove is already very broken, so the remaining alloy has only one source, that is, the Hammer of Thor, which was crushed by Hela.
After Odin's death, Thor and Loki encounter Hela somewhere in Northern Europe, and the hammer is certainly not ignored by the Avengers.
In the previous Infinity War, Doctor Strange had used the Time Gem to peek at the outcome of more than 14 million wars, concluding that there was only one possibility of defeating Thanos, so he made this gesture to Tony at the critical moment of Endgame.
This gesture is often interpreted as representing what Doctor Strange calls the "only possibility," but for Tony Stark, it actually has another meaning.
When Tony and Ant-Man return to 2012 to steal the "Cosmic Cube" failed, they decide to head to the 1970 Army Camp Lekai, where Tony happened to meet Howard Stark. Overly nervous, Tony, who wanted to shake hands with his father, accidentally shook Howard's index finger, and in order to resolve the embarrassment, Howard said to Tony, "Shake it, don't drag hard." ”
It was with this gesture that Doctor Strange reminded Tony that he needed to change the strategy he used on Titan, not to try to pull down the Infinity Glove, but to take the gem directly (shake it, don't pull it).
The more important problem is the infinity of the infinity gem, which ordinary people can't even touch directly. Star-Lord, who possessed the half-day God Group gene, only held a power gem, and if it weren't for the shared damage of the other Guardians of the Galaxy, his body would have been torn to pieces like the collector's maid Carina.
Even if it is as strong as the Hulk, after wearing the gloves set with six gems, it will have to endure great pain, and we can clearly see the impact of the Hulk's right arm in the camera.
But how could Tony Stark, as an ordinary person, withstand such an onslaught? To understand this, we need to go back a long time, until the beginning of the entire MCU, when Tony was a rich second generation in Iron Man 1.
At that time, Tony was kidnapped by the Ten Commandments gang and forced him to build weapons for them in a cave in Afghanistan, but Tony built a miniaturized "Ark Reactor" with the help of Dr. Yin Sen. Dr. Yin Sen commented at the time, "This thing is enough to support your body for more than 50 years," and Tony's response was, "Or support some larger object for 15 minutes."
In other words, the output power of the Ark Reactor can be adjusted at any time, capable of releasing enormous amounts of energy when Tony needs it. At such a critical juncture, it was this characteristic of the Ark that allowed him to temporarily gain the ability to wear the six Infinity Stones.
One piece of evidence that corroborates this speculation is that after Tony snapped his fingers, the reactor in front of his chest could be seen extinguished in the camera.
To know that at that time, Tony did not need the "reactor" to save his life after surgery, and the reactor on Tony's chest could be removed at any time and no longer matched his vital signs, then the reason why the reactor was extinguished could only be due to energy exhaustion, indicating that he must have experienced a huge energy consumption before this.
There is also a detail about the glove in "Endgame", that is, after Thanos finally put on the Infinity Glove, he was immediately countered by Captain Marvel, and in the process of wrestling between the two sides, the gems on the gloves did not play a role, and Thanos even needed to cut off the power gems with his bare hands, absorb the energy of the gems and then knock Captain Marvel away.
Honestly this is a very strange scene, although this Thanos who crossed over in 2014 has not touched the Infinity Glove, but he did understand the use of the Infinity Glove through the data link of the nebula, so there should be no such thing as not using it.
And I don't think Captain Marvel is strong enough to fight Thanos with six gems alone (after all, she only absorbed the energy of part of the space gems), and needs Thanos to pick up the power gems with his bare hands to counteract, does this mean that the infinity glove in Thanos' hand has lost its effect? And in the later plot, Thanos has never played any infinity gem function through this glove, which is a sharp contrast with "Infinity War".
About this scene, the author has never understood its intention, because no matter from what aspect of thinking there is unreasonable, if you have a high opinion may wish to leave me a message in the comment area, thank you for reading!
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