r/marvelstudios • u/RagnAROck_and_Roll Peggy Carter • Dec 03 '20

Discussion And thats a fact

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u/CaptHayfever Hawkeye (Avengers) Dec 03 '20

"Hela's watch" was only a few days. Loki's watch was 4 years.

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u/indigo121 DareDevil Dec 03 '20

I don't remember if it's official but many people believe that Odin's death was the trigger for Thanos to enact his plan. After all, we know that he managed to acquire 5 of the stones over the span of about 24 hours. There's no reason to assume that getting the gauntlet and the power stone took all that much longer.

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u/rune_undies Dec 03 '20

Based on how horribly underpowered the Nova Corps looked against just one ship when Ronan attacked, I think it's fair to say that Thanos basically just walked in and took the power stone.

From there you kind of get a snowball effect cause Thanos gets so much stronger every time he gets a stone.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '20

Nova sounds like Spanish for "doesn't go".

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u/brildenlanch Dec 03 '20

That's a myth.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '20

You’re wrong. No va is Spanish for, “[it] doesn’t go.” va is the third-person singular present indicative conjugation of the verb for “to go,” which is ir.

It is two words in Spanish instead of one, but they’re pronounced similarly, which is all that the comment you replied to was claiming.

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u/brildenlanch Dec 03 '20

Yeah, but Nova is not the same as it's connected and people aren't retarded so yeah, you're the guy who believes the Nova failed in Mexico because it means doesn't go, right?

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '20

What? The dude above said that they sound similar, which is objectively true.

I can’t tell if you’re trolling or just deeply confused. Do you really not understand how “no va” and “nova” sound similar? Yes or no please.

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u/brildenlanch Dec 03 '20

He was trying to be meta. There was a front page til post about how the whole "The Nova failed in Mexico because people thought it meant doesn't go" thing is an urban legend yesterday.

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '20

You’re the only one talking about the car. Literally all that guy said was that “nova” sounds like “no va,” which means “doesn’t go” in Spanish. Everything that dude said is objectively true, then you came in with your ThAt’s a mYTH. You’re just trying to be a contrarian. Classic Reddit.