The story of infinity war is totally connected with Thanos the supervillain of the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) and his gauntlet. To be reasonable, Marvel rolled out some huge improvements to the narrative of Infinity Gauntlet to convey it to the widescreen.
However, it kept Thanos' most critical go about as a figure of supremacy: the minute he deleted half of the aware populace of the universe from presence.
What's more, not at all like Infinity War, Infinity Gauntlet continued onward. This is what happened.
The big question….. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
All things considered, the other huge distinction between Infinity War and Infinity Gauntlet is that Thanos' inspirations are completely extraordinary. In the funnies, as you may have heard, Thanos is totally fixated on winning the core of Mistress Death, the human epitome of the idea of death. That is the reason he gathered the Infinity Stones in any case — on the grounds that Death had requested him to figure out how to kill half of the universe.
Truth be told, a large portion of the appalling things Thanos does with the Infinity Gauntlet are tied in with attempting to awe a quiet and uninterested Mistress Death. He murders a large portion of the universe, as she requested.
He traps his granddaughter Nebula in a horrific experience of torment to the point of death — without enabling her to kick the bucket.
He shows his defenseless sibling Eros for Death's entertainment, he changes her infinite post into a sanctum to her love and he battles the Avengers — turning Wolverine's issues that remains to be worked out, choking out Cyclops in an impermeable shape, transporting Drax back in time into the period of dinosaurs, swinging Thor to glass and shattering him — to demonstrate his fortitude.
At last, all that reality tinkering draws in the consideration of the most ground-breaking grandiose elements of the Marvel Universe, who naturally see Thanos as a risk. Also, that is the place things begin to turn out badly for him.
