Less than four weeks from today, the Avengers: ending will eventually be released around the world and bring us an epic ending of the third phase of Marvel's movie universe.
Avengers: The Infinite War ended with the greatest gripping part of our generation's films, and people were eager to see the Avengers fulfill his life's mission in Thanos, with one shot of his finger, he wiped out half the life of the known universe and responded.
Will the rest of the heroes eventually defeat the crazy Titan?
When Thanos uses the Infinite Challenge, will they find a way to go back and revive the fallen comrades and others?
Only actors and production teams involved in the production of Avengers: The end are sure to know, but a series of leaks and spoilers have given us a good idea.
We know there will be some serious heartbreaks for Avengers 4.
In fact, the field who worked in the film confirmed that at some point in the film, at least one of the protagonists would die.
We 've also recently been confirmed in the second game trailer that many of the remaining heroes will be heading to quantum, which could play a huge role in helping the Avengers win over Thanos. How do we know?
Because the trailer shows the avengers marching in new quantum suits, like Hank Pine's trip to Ant King --
Humans and Wasps.
Now, thanks to a large amount of information leaked by a partner at Marvel Studios, several other spoilers we 've seen recently have proven to be true.
This should not be said at this point, but please note that some major Avengers: The end of the game vandals are as follows, so don't read any more if you want to avoid them.
The trailer for The New Avengers: The End of storiesMarvel is very misleading-
Let's analyze the photos taken by the trailer of shotNew "Avengers: Ending"before-
On Monday, we shared a series of recent leaks that may have just proved a lot of Avengers: The Ultimate vandals earlier this year were actually real.
It is speculated that the leak destroyed many of the important plot of the film, but it was 11 months ago, so most people thought it was illegal.
However, in recent weeks, after we saw the leak, the company has provided many details in its original post since last year.
Now, a big new leak provides more evidence that those early spoilers are accurate.
Marvel news blog MCU Cosmic has released a series of pictures and details covering some of the official Lego toy sets released in partnership with Marvel Avengers: Endgame.
Marvel and Disney often work with Lego to release official toy sets based on characters and scenes in the new movie, as well as at the end of the game.
Now, we 've seen one or two examples in the past, where the theme of the Lego series is not actually in the accompanying movie (
That is, Mandarin tied with Iron Man 3)
But for the new final game toy set, it would be a huge coincidence based on the scenes that we have seen destroyed several times.
Let's take a look at the biggest vandals in the new Lego collection: 76123-Captain America: Outriders AttackThis $19.
99 set has 167 pieces, which confirm that the Avengers will indeed fight Thanos's army as we saw last week.
However, this set is nothing compared to the next one.
76131-the right of the Avengers re-battle that there are 699 pieces of the Avengers re-99 battle Lego set that will be approved for $.
This is definitely the biggest spoiler.
On top of that, it tells us that the big Thanos battle at Avengers headquarters is real.
We can also see that autrich will be there to further support the huge leaks that earlier told us that the Avengers are carrying out their own infinite challenges, and thanos will try to stop them.
We can also see from this scene that the Hulk will overcome his severe stage fright in Avengers 4.
Other Lego sets include 76124 war machine nemesis ($34 for 362 pieces99)
, 76125-Iron Man armor Hall ($59 for 524 pieces99)
, And the ultimate Quinjet of the 76126-Avengers (838 pieces, $79. 99).
Images of these collections can be seen below.
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