After Thor recovered the Aether from the Dark Elves in “Thor: The Dark World,” he took the stone to the Taneleer Tivan, the powerful and ancient Elder of the Universe also known as the Collector, on the criminal outpost Knowhere. Since the Asgardians already had an Infinity Stone in their vault, they figured it was a bad idea to keep two there. Trouble is, a mid-credits scene at the end of “Thor: Ragnarok” showed that ship being intercepted by the massive warship commanded by none other than Thanos himself. That would put the Tesseract, and the Space Stone inside, on the spaceship bearing Thor, Loki, Hulk and the people of Asgard to Earth. He stopped when he spotted the Tesseract, which heavily implied he took it from the vault before Asgard was destroyed. Toward the end of “Thor: Ragnarok,” Loki was in the vault to use the crown of Surtur to bring about Ragnarok, destroy Asgard and stop Hela. Last time we saw it, it was in Odin’s vault on Asgard in “Thor: Ragnarok,” where it was placed after Thor took possession of it at the end of “The Avengers.” However, as of the end of that movie, Asgard isn’t there anymore. The stone that has been the biggest part of the MCU up to now is the Space Stone, which is hidden in a blue cube called the Tesseract. Here is where each of the six Infinity Stones were last seen in the MCU.Īlso Read: Who's Going to Die in 'Avengers: Infinity War'? We Put Odds on Every Major Hero Biting the Dust Over the last decade and throughout the 19 movies of the MCU, the six Infinity Stones have popped up in various forms. And when they’re all joined, the stones will be able to reshape the fabric of reality itself. Thanos is looking to unite them all in his Infinity Gauntlet. The special gems, created from the singularities responsible for the Big Bang, have incredible power. “We feel this authentic gemstone collection is cool and unexpected and extends the reach of the Marvel brand,” added Paul Gitter, SVP, Marvel Consumer Products.When Marvel Cinematic Universe supervillain Thanos shows up in “Avengers: Infinity War,” he’ll be pursuing a singular goal: gathering all six Infinity Stones. It was custom-made by high-end collectible toy and consumer products company, Gentle Giant Ltd. The stones will be displayed in the Infinity Gauntlet famously donned by Thanos (Josh Brolin) in the Marvel flicks. It will feature a Colombian emerald nearing 23 carats, an almost 30-carat sapphire from Madagascar, a 15-plus carat natural ruby from Mozambique, a 35-plus carat cushion-shaped Spessartite garnet and a rectangular yellow diamond, close to 35 carats. The Infinity Collection of Gemstones will debut in discrete drops. When all six stones are in place, the wearer of the Infinity Gauntlet wields all the power. In order to harness their strength, they must be fitted into the Infinity Gauntlet, an important artifact that resembles a giant armored glove.

The Infinity Gauntlet on display at El Capitan Theatreįans of the MCU can tell you that the cosmic super weapons are each tied to different aspects of the universe: Time (green), Space (blue), Reality (red), Mind (yellow), Power (purple) and Soul (orange).

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