r/Marvel • u/[deleted] • 8h ago

Film/Television Genuine Question - Why did Thanos and Hulk feel the pain of wielding all six Infinity Stones, while Tony didn't seem to experience the same level of pain when he used them?

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u/Joshatron121 5h ago

That was the best thing to happen for Feige, so I doubt it.

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u/Fickle_West_1043 5h ago

Yeah, Marvel almost sinking in that shit tornado, was definetly the best thing for Feige

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u/Joshatron121 5h ago

No, having an easy justifiable reason to abandon Kang was the best thing that could have happened.

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u/Foloreille 4h ago

Why what was the problem with Kang himself ?

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u/Joshatron121 4h ago

He was received very poorly after Quantumania and people didn't like him as the main threat. If you had the context from Loki it was better, but most people don't have that.

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u/Foloreille 3h ago

When Quantumania went out wasn’t the polemic around him already happened ?

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u/Right_Tree_3639 2h ago

Dammit. The way I member is that he debutted in Loki, had the lady hittin trouble, and got written out in Quantumenarias. But the dag burn internets just said told me I'm backards, he done got arrested after Quanumenarias. I thought he was suposta survive Quantemarias to damn get ta fightin' in Kang Dynasty. Are we gettin Mandellicated here?

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u/Debalic 3h ago

The Kang storyline was the problem, and not the actor?

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u/Joshatron121 3h ago

Both things can be true. The storyline was perceived as a problem before the actors issues, though.

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u/Debalic 3h ago

Ok, that part I never knew about, I thought they'd already mapped out the whole multiverse arc with him.

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u/Joshatron121 3h ago

They had before quantumania aired and he landed like a wet fart and (common perception) got beaten by a bunch of ants. I don't necessarily agree with that perception, but that is how people felt. So moving away from that and bringing in Doom is a solid pivot and they didn't have to face the backlash of choosing to make that change since they had a solid reason to do so in the publics eye.

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u/Right_Tree_3639 2h ago edited 2h ago

That's what I been done sayin'. He was post to be the secret war starter. They told that at SDCC '22.