I assume you meant to say Avengers: Infinity War?
AAAAGGGGGHHHH!
) who has me thinking about Endgame. Editing post now. Thanks for the correction.
Then again, I will not be disappointed if I guessed wrong about her power and how Stark ends up safe-and-sound.
Two things: One, we see Stark in a beat up ship, in space.I was not surprised seeing Stark with the group in the trailer but I now started wondering if my assumption for why he is okay was wrong. I am not fully versed in the current Captain Marvel's powers and made my assumption based on her character's predecessor. Anyone interested in my nerd thought on seeing Stark as okay in the trailer (AND ANYONE WHO HAS ALREADY SEEN THE CM MOVIE!) can click the spoiler link below--even though it is not technically a spoiler since I have not seen the upcoming movie yet.
One of the original Captain Marvel's powers was cosmic awareness. Mar-vell had the literal ability to sense things happening in the universe. It was a power that usually made him perceptive on a subliminal level BUT he could expand his awareness to detect the location of things and individuals in space.
I may be wrong but we see Danvers leading the Skrull expedition to their new homeworld at the end of her movie. Yes, she had the spatial coordinates for their new planet but it would be necessary to 'know' what obstacles are directly ahead of her flight plan in order to avoid collisions. For this reason, I think Carol also has cosmic awareness.
If true, it would not surprise me if she uses her power to locate Stark, fly to him (yes she can fly that fast), rescue him and return him back to Earth. Just a guess but it is a thought I have had since seeing the very first Avengers: Endgame trailer last year. After all, he must rejoin the group somehow, right?
Space is unimaginably vast.
Space is unimaginably vast.
Before the credits roll, we see Captain Marvel fly off into limitless space.
In Avengers: Infinity War, Fury actives CM's pager then gets dusted.
Danvers responds to Fury's pager. Starts flying back to Earth from somewhere in the Milky Way or even another entirely different galaxy altogether. The range on her pager is pretty darn far after all.
Hypothetically, Danvers encounters Stark in route while responding to Fury's emergency page.
Anything is plausible. Case in point:
The Asgardians sent out a distress call that the Guardians of the Galaxy answered and rescued Thor.
The teasers have shown Stark tinkering with this armor. He could have been creating a distress signal of his own design.
Maybe Danvers answered it on her way to find Fury? Not an original idea of course but entirely possible. Maybe...
...Nebula comes to Tony's aid instead? That would fit more to me if Danvers is not involved given what has been shown in the CM post credit scene and all A:E trailers thus far in my opinion.
Honestly, I am even more eager now to see the movie than before. So many questions. Good stuff.
