Sentences with phrase «stone aether»

This should end the debate on what Stone the Aether from Thor: The Dark World is:

Loki's Staff — The Mind Stone Tesseract — The Space Stone Aether — The Reality Stone Orb — The Power Stone

Not exact matches

Thor: The Dark World give us the most information about the Aether, aka the Reality Stone — and what it does.

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The Reality Stone (or Aether) is presumably still with the Collector after the Asgardians sent it to him at the end of Malekith's failed assault in Thor: The Dark World.

However, this theory does fall apart when you consider the fact that the Aether, which holds the Reality stone, was sent to the Collector because it was decided it was too dangerous to keep two Infinity Stones at Asgard, which already holds the Space stone.

Suffice to say that the alien orb is one of the half - dozen «infinity stones» with which the unfolding Marvel - verse is increasingly concerned (the Tesseract and the Aether are the two others introduced to date) and pretty much everyone in the film is trying so hard to get his or her hands on it that it might as well be the Maltese Falcon or Ark of the Covenant.

Thor: The Dark World saw the hammer - wielding Asgardian fighting a race of dark elves who were searching for a weapon called the Aether, which turned out to be the second Infinity Stone, a.k.a. the Reality Stone.

The Tesseract was revealed to be the Space Stone, Thor: The Dark World «s Aether was revealed to be the Reality Stone, the Guardians of the Galaxy found the Power Stone, the Vision had possession of the Mind Stone and finally the Sorcerer Supreme Doctor Strange was the master of the Time Stone.

This stone is the missing piece of Thanos» puzzle as he gears for Avengers: Infinity War by aiming to collect the Space Stone or «Tesseract» on Asgard; the Mind Stone in Vision's forehead on Earth; the Reality Stone or «Aether» with the Collector; the Power Stone with the Nova Corps on Xandar; and lastly, the Time Stone in the Eye of Agamotto on Estone is the missing piece of Thanos» puzzle as he gears for Avengers: Infinity War by aiming to collect the Space Stone or «Tesseract» on Asgard; the Mind Stone in Vision's forehead on Earth; the Reality Stone or «Aether» with the Collector; the Power Stone with the Nova Corps on Xandar; and lastly, the Time Stone in the Eye of Agamotto on EStone or «Tesseract» on Asgard; the Mind Stone in Vision's forehead on Earth; the Reality Stone or «Aether» with the Collector; the Power Stone with the Nova Corps on Xandar; and lastly, the Time Stone in the Eye of Agamotto on EStone in Vision's forehead on Earth; the Reality Stone or «Aether» with the Collector; the Power Stone with the Nova Corps on Xandar; and lastly, the Time Stone in the Eye of Agamotto on EStone or «Aether» with the Collector; the Power Stone with the Nova Corps on Xandar; and lastly, the Time Stone in the Eye of Agamotto on EStone with the Nova Corps on Xandar; and lastly, the Time Stone in the Eye of Agamotto on EStone in the Eye of Agamotto on Earth.

Referred to as a weapon called the Aether, the world - warping Reality Stone was originally a weapon used thousands of years ago in the realm of Svartalfheim, but the Asgardian Bor (grandfather of Thor) stopped its usage and hid it away in a faraway realm.

The Mad Titan is able to do so because he has the Reality Stone, aka the Aether.

Malekith and his army of Dark Elves attempt to use the Aether, or the Reality Stone, to destroy all Nine Realms of the universe.

According to director James Gunn, the Power Stone in Guardians of the Galaxy was purple because «the Aether [in Thor: The Dark World] already took red.»

So you didn't see the Reality Stone (in the form of the Aether) take over the body of Thor's girlfriend, Jane Foster, allowing her to send out shock waves and... whatnot.

In a response this morning to fans asking about the color change of the Power Stone in Guardians of the Galaxy on Facebook, Gunn responded, «The power stone is purple because the aether already tookStone in Guardians of the Galaxy on Facebook, Gunn responded, «The power stone is purple because the aether already tookstone is purple because the aether already took red.

We know he's going to appear in Infinity War — presumably Thanos will call on him and take the Aether, aka the Reality Stone, from him.

Unlike other stones, the Aether had taken a liquid form that could suck the life force out of humans and other mortals.

While it can take the form of an Infinity Stone, the Aether's default form is a liquid, which searches for and bonds with a host body.

The Reality Stone took on the form of the Aether in Thor: The Dark World before being added to the Collector's collection in the post-credits scene.

Five of the Infinity Stones have debuted in the MCU prior to Infinity War — Space Stone / Tesseract; Mind Stone / Loki's scepter / Vision's forehead; Reality Stone / Aether; Power Stone / Orb; and Time Stone / Doctor Strange's Eye of Agamotto — with only the Soul Stone left to be found.

We've seen three other gems in different forms: the Tesseract in «Captain America: The First Avenger» and «The Avengers,» the Aether from «Thor: The Dark World,» and the Power Stone from «Guardians of the Galaxy.»

But the film did introduce Aether, the Reality Stone.

The Aether is a weaponized version of the Reality Stone, used to... uh, cover every realm in darkness?

Reality Stone: The Aether was contained and given to The Collector for safe - keeping at the end of Thor: The Dark World.

The Reality Stone featured prominently only in Thor: The Dark World, where its malleable form, known as the Aether, was used as a weapon by the Dark Elf villain Malekith.

What it does: A liquid weapon called the Aether by Malekith (Christopher Eccleston), the Reality Stone is able to return the universe to its pre-Big Bang state.