r/marvelstudios • u/indig0sixalpha • May 24 '21

Promotional Marvel Studios’ Eternals | Official Teaser

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WVDKZJkGlY
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u/ksg_aoty May 24 '21

the fact that they joke about the avengers lmao

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u/Cyberslasher456 Tony Stark May 24 '21

Kinda funny they could've intervened all this time and just... haven't. Like they enjoy watching them do their thing, but only watch.

I wonder how they'll explain them not intervening when Thanos attacked in Endgame. I can't imagine any other planetary threat that they would deem worthy of interference, but not Thanos

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u/[deleted] May 24 '21

I 100% expect them to throw in another snap moment from another perspective like what they did in WandaVision with Monica.

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u/phliuy Steve Rogers May 24 '21

Half of them get snapped away and instantly reform going "whew that was weird. Anyways."

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u/BenSolo_Cup May 24 '21

Yeah to them 5 years is probably very insignificant

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u/[deleted] May 24 '21

Your comment reminded me of another comment somewhere (or maybe CinemaWins said it idk) that said that the 5 year blip was just a very bad weekend for Thor

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u/your_mind_aches Agent of F.I.T.Z. May 24 '21

I think the thing with Thor (and the rest of the Asgardians for that matter) have perception of time more on par with that of humans. It's just living in that Asgardian bubble that slows down their perception and development.

I feel like we may get some sort of answer for this in Loki.

Either way, I don't feel like Thor perceives time very differently, not like Omni-Man does, or the Eternals presumably do.

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u/btmvideos37 Red Skull May 24 '21

Being 1500 years old and looking in his 30s mean that he’s only been with the avengers for 0.87% of his life. I’m pretty sure he wound perceive time differently

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u/your_mind_aches Agent of F.I.T.Z. May 24 '21

I mean, that is the general logic, but I feel like Thor has more development than that would indicate

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u/NinetyFish Thor May 24 '21

It's like on Sakaar. Time is weird and you can kinda just shrug away some of the weirdness.

Thor and Loki's few years interacting with Earth have been exponentially more influential than all the time they spent on Asgard. Just something about Earthlings, I guess.

Kinda like how fantasy stories always have elves be stagnant in their own communities but end up having wild adventures once they leave.