10 Questions We Need Answers To After Watching Avengers Endgame

Опубликовано 27 апреля 2019, 0:08

What We Need To Know After Avengers: Endgame

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Of course, we had been anticipating that Avengers: Endgame would answer tons of questions which had been plaguing us ever since we finished Avengers: Infinity War. Even brilliant MCU minds like Tony Stark and Bruce Banner admit time travel can be confusing, so it’s no surprising there are still questions we need answers to floating around out there. Today, we’re going to talk about what happened to some people who didn’t make it out of Infinity War including Gamora and Loki, as well as what’s next for some well-known and much beloved heroes.

You may be wondering about the legalities of New Asgard and what Thor really set in motion when he handed the reigns over. We also have questions about the future of Pepper Potts and why we didn’t see more of the Black Panther’s sister, Shuri. We also have some comparatively mundane, but still incredibly compelling practical, questions about how this’ll all affect the Sokovia Accords.

We remember a time when we thought Avengers: Infinity War left us with a lot of unanswered questions, but there’s no doubt Avengers: Endgame takes the cake! What questions are still driving you crazy even after the credits stopped rolling? Tell us what’s weighing on your mind in the comments section and maybe your fellow fans can help you figure it out. Before you go, stay connected with CBR by clicking on the subscribe button for all of our latest videos.

Featuring:

Entry 1 - LOKI
Entry 2 - NEW ASGARD
Entry 3 - RED SKULL
Entry 4 - CAPTAIN AMERICA
Entry 5 - PEPPER POTTS
Entry 6 - GAMORA
Entry 7 - VISION
Entry 8 - INFINITY STONES
Entry 9 - SOKOVIA ACCORDS
Entry 10 - MISSING

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