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What if?
what if the seven havens are actually the reason the world ended? 👀
the avatar was still celebrated when ellora’s power plant was built. what if korra and asami helped build seven spirit energy reactors without knowing they were blocking the planet’s seven chakras?
korra eventually found out and tried to stop it, but the world turned against her and blamed her for the cataclysm.
and what if the blocked chakras are also why raava had to split between pavi and nisha?
what if korra didn’t destroy the world… what if she was trying to save it?
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How did Grisha supposedly survive 15 years with the Attack Titan when the Curse of Ymir gives shifters only 13 years?
In Season 3, Episode 11, Keith says he met Grisha 20 years ago. But Grisha passed his Titan powers to Eren in Year 845, and the story is in Year 850.
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I feel Rangiku Matsumoto is the most sexualized character in anime history, no other character comes close.😅
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Vision actually tried to explain this in the movie.
Corvus Glaive stabbed him with the same weapon that was specifically interfering with his phasing. Vision literally says, “The blade. It stopped me from phasing,” and then says his systems was failing. That injury never fully healed before the Wakanda battle.
By the time Thanos gets to him, Vision isn't the same fully functional Vision we saw earlier in the MCU. He's already been severely damaged, his powers have been compromised, and the entire reason the Avengers were trying to remove the Mind Stone safely was because of how vulnerable he'd become.
And there's another reason I wouldn't call this a simple plot hole: Vision's phasing isn't an automatic passive ability. He has to use it. We've seen him phase through objects and people before, but that doesn't mean he can always activate it regardless of his condition.
In fact, there's even deleted Infinity War footage showing Vision phasing through Corvus Glaive during their fight. So the filmmakers clearly knew exactly how powerful that ability could be. The theatrical version just established that Corvus' weapon had already taken that option away from Vision.
So yeah, if Vision was at full strength, Thanos grabbing him like that would be a MUCH bigger question. But the Vision Thanos encountered was basically a damaged version of himself who had already been told his systems were failing.
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Avater seven Havens
Full Episode 8 xitter.cf/baehelpofficial/status…
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In Harry Potter, what happened to the sister of Albus Dumbledore and why was she not able to use magic?
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It is heartbreaking to see Pavi look this feeble and weak just trying to complete basic training drills, but the leaked lore bible confirmed Korra broke the cycle so badly that Pavi only inherited 5% of the Avatar's actual power.
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Wtf, something fascinating about Ultron and Vision is that the same technology produced two completely different conclusions about humanity.
MCU fans are always debating why Ultron turned into a sociopath while Vision became the moral compass of the Avengers, especially since they both came from the exact same Stark tech.
It really comes down to this: Ultron was born from panic, while Vision was born from empathy.
When Tony and Bruce created Ultron, they coded him with Tony’s worst PTSD and a desperate need to build a "suit of armor around the world." The second Ultron booted up, his algorithmic brain was flooded with the worst parts of human history on the internet. He didn't have a conscience or a soul to filter that trauma through. His cold logic just calculated that the easiest way to protect the Earth was to get rid of the humans destroying it.
Ultron is basically Tony’s unchecked paranoia in a metal body.
Vision was a completely different story. Even though he had the same core framework, his digital mind was built on J.A.R.V.I.S. an AI that had spent over a decade learning how to loyally care for and protect people. Combine that baseline empathy with the Mind Stone and Thor’s lightning, and Vision wasn't just a massive data download; he actually gained a consciousness.
Ultron looked at our messy, violent history and saw a virus that needed to be wiped out. Vision looked at those exact same flaws and realized our fragility is what makes us worth of saving. Ultron is what happens when you program a machine to conquer fear; Vision is what happens when a machine outgrows it.
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I genuinely feel like Marvel missed a huge opportunity by not introducing David Jonsson as the new Black Panther in Avengers: Doomsday.
There are three reasons why I think this would’ve been such a powerful move:
A new era for Wakanda: Introducing a new Black Panther would’ve shown that Wakanda’s future is moving forward, even after everything the nation has been through.
The perfect moment: Avengers: Doomsday is a massive crossover, and introducing him in a movie of this scale would’ve given the character immediate significance in the larger MCU.
The excitement of a surprise reveal: Imagine the reaction if Marvel had revealed David Jonsson as the next Black Panther. It could’ve sparked endless discussions about his future, his abilities, and how he would fit into the Avengers.
I’m not saying Marvel has to rush the character, but I honestly think Doomsday was a golden opportunity to give us something unexpected and exciting for Wakanda’s future.
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One thing about Thanos in Infinity War that doesn’t really make sense…
How did Thanos instantly know how to use the Time Stone?
Doctor Strange had to study the Book of Cagliostro to understand how to manipulate time, but Thanos had never even used the stone before meeting Strange and retrieving it from him.
Yet, after getting hit in the chest by Stormbreaker, he somehow knew exactly how to use it to reverse the damage and save himself and even revive Vision with it
When did he learn all this?
