Avengers: Endgame

"Even if there's a small chance that we can undo this... I mean, we owe it to everyone who's not in this room to try."

- Black Widow

Avengers: Endgame is a 2019 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero team of the same name. It is a sequel to The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron and Avengers: Infinity War, and a crossover/sequel to Ant-Man and the Wasp and Captain Marvel. The film is the twenty-second installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the twenty-second and final installment of the Infinity Saga, as well as the tenth installment of Phase Three. It was released in the United States on April 26, 2019.

The film is directed by Joe Russo and Anthony Russo, and stars Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man, Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America, Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton/Hawkeye, Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine, Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man, Brie Larson as Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel, Karen Gillan as Nebula, Danai Gurira as Okoye, Bradley Cooper as Rocket Raccoon, and Josh Brolin as Thanos.

Synopsis
The grave course of events set in motion by Thanos that wiped out half the universe and fractured the Avengers ranks compels the remaining Avengers to take one final stand in Marvel Studios' grand conclusion to twenty-two films, Avengers: Endgame.

Plot
The movie opens with Clint Barton training his daughter Lila in archery at his Homestead as she scores a bullseye. However, Clint's family disintegrates as a result of the Decimation, leaving Clint in anguish.

Three weeks after the Decimation, Tony Stark and Nebula are adrift in space on the Benatar, running out of supplies. In desperation, Tony records a message to Pepper Potts in his helmet. Soon after, Carol Danvers arrives to the pair's aid and brings them and the ship to the Avengers Headquarters on Earth. Stark is reunited with Potts and the remaining Avengers who survived the Decimation. Tony tells Steve Rogers that he "lost the kid," upon seeing him.

In the Avengers Compound, Roger asks Stark if he has any clues as to where Thanos may be, to which Stark furiously snaps back at him for the unresolved issues that happened in their civil war. After this outburst, he faints, exhausted. Stark is given a sedative by Bruce Banner and placed on bed rest that, according to James Rhodes, will put him out for a day.

Returning to the topic on trying to find Thanos, Danvers says she will reach out to her contacts on other planets. Nebula says there's no need for that because she knows where Thanos is, referencing "The Garden." Based on her information, Rocket pulls up a 3-D diagram of its location and states that when Thanos used the stones on Earth, it let out a large burst of energy. That the same signature, he states, appeared two days ago on a planet. With this new clue, the Avengers set out to confront Thanos to retrieve the Infinity Stones in hopes of bringing half the universe's population back, while Stark is left behind in the infirmary.

Tracking the signal to Thanos' farm on Titan II, Danvers first heads onto the planet to scout out where he exactly is and what defenses might be set up. There turned out to be no army, no satellite, nothing; and that Thanos is alone by himself. The Avengers find a weakened and isolated Thanos with horrific burns across his face and left arm. They surprise him, during which Thor severs Thanos' left arm and Gauntlet completely with Stormbreaker. To the Avengers' surprise, Thanos' gauntlet does not contain any of the Stones.

Under interrogation, Thanos explains that the Stones will offer "nothing but a temptation," should he keep them. He explains that after completing his goal, the Stones had served their purpose and thus why he used them to destroy themselves. The Avengers accuse him of lying, to which Nebula responds that while her father is many things, he is not a liar. Thanos thanks his "daughter" for believing him. Enraged, Thor decapitates Thanos, killing the Mad Titan. When Rocket asks what he has done, Thor replies that, this time, he "went for the head."

Five years pass by as the remaining Avengers are left to deal with what happened on Titan II. Rogers is in a support group session with several other people who are still learning to cope with surviving the Decimation while some of their loved ones didn't. Rogers talks about how he found the love of his life in '45 right before going under ice for 70 years and how he is still is trying to learn how to live. At the Avengers Headquarters, Natasha Romanoff is heading a meeting with Nebula & Rocket, Okoye, Danvers, and Rhodes virtually checking in and updating her about the repercussions and chain reactions still occurring after Thanos' snap. After the conclusion of the meeting, Rhodes is still logged on. He tells Romanoff about being in Mexico and finding the deaths of cartel members that all point to Barton's doings. Romanoff asks Rhodes to get back to her again when he has information about Barton's next whereabouts.

In San Francisco, Scott Lang escapes the Quantum Realm after a rat trips the switch to activate the portal in Luis' Van, which has since been moved into a storage facility after the events in Ant-Man and the Wasp. He wanders through the city of San Francisco, seeing the wreckage and changes caused from the Decimation but not understanding yet how the event came about. After visiting a memorial park containing large stones engraved with the names of those who "vanished" in the Decimation, he frantically searches for his daughter's name. Instead, he finds his own name and rushes to Cassie's home where he reunites with her. It is assumed that there is where he learns about the Decimation as well as what happened in the last five years.

After realizing that Hope Van Dyne, Hank Pym, and Janet Van Dyne were snapped out of existence, he then travels to New York, heading to the Avengers Headquarters. Upon announcing his arrival to Romanoff and Rogers, he discusses with them about how the Quantum Realm might be the key to bringing back half the universe's population. The trio, with limited knowledge about the Quantum Realm, travel to Stark's home to consult him.

Stark argues against the idea of time travel, fearing that altering the past could erase their very existence and what currently stands. Disappointed that Stark does not want to "talk shop" any further, Rogers, Romanoff, and Lang leave and instead go to meet with Bruce Banner at a restaurant. After the Decimation, and both Hulk's and Banner's defeat at the hands of Thanos, Banner decided to use gamma radiation to morph his body to have the appearance and strength of the Hulk while retaining the intelligence and control of Banner. However, with his meager knowledge of quantum physics, he doubts that it can be done, yet agrees to help them experiment with the idea.

Later, motivated by a picture of Peter Parker, Stark uses F.R.I.D.A.Y. to run different possible configurations for time travel in the Quantum Realm. He then discovers the key to it, solving how to navigate the time-travel stream using a Mobius strip design. After having done so, he discusses with Potts about the morality of time traveling and about what he should do with his latest discovery: whether he should lock it up in a box and throw it into the bottom of the lake or not.

In the meantime back at the Avengers headquarters, Banner, Rogers, and Romanoff run an experiment with time traveling by trying to send Lang back in time. They run into problems with returning him to the present at the correct age. After pulling the plug on the day's attempt, Rogers contemplates outside of the building about what to do next. Stark, having undergone a change of heart, shows up then to extend his help and asks if the "whole team" are getting back together.

Returning to Avengers Headquarters, Nebula and Rocket arrive from outer space while Lang was about to enjoy a taco. Nebula asks a stunned Lang, who has never encountered anyone extraterrestrial, where Hulk is. He is slow in answering and Nebula misreads that as stupidity. Following the interaction, she radios to Rhodes that there is an idiot sitting on the landing pad that he should watch out for while coming in. Rhodes lands moments later, scaring Lang and greeting the "regular-sized man." Banner walks by on his way to hopping onto the Milano with Rocket, and hands Lang two tacos as a friendly gesture. Banner and Rocket head to Tønsberg, Norway (also known as "New Asgard") to recruit Thor. Upon arrival, they learn that he is not doing well from Valkyrie. In his home, they discover that Thor has gained considerable weight, become an alcoholic, and spends much of his time playing video games with Korg and Miek. However, Banner and Rocket convince Thor to help them in time-travelling back in the past to find the Infinity Stones.

Meanwhile, Barton is seen in Tokyo killing off Japanese mafia members one by one. finishing with a Yakuza boss. Romanoff approaches Barton and tells him of the Avengers' plan. Barton agrees to rejoin the Avengers, having found "hope" again. They return to headquarters together. There, Barton offers to be the one going in the first to see if time travel is really possible. With Barton successfully in being sent back to the past, the Avengers have the "how" method now and begin to make a plan on the "when and where" to take the Infinity Stones from the past and bring them back to the present to restore all the people killed by the Decimation.

Everyone discusses when and where they each encountered the six Infinity Stones. It's concluded that the Space, Mind, and Time Stones can all be found on New York City in 2012. Meanwhile, the other three Stones will be taken from different places and time periods: the Reality Stone can be found on Asgard in 2013, while in 2014, the Soul Stone is still on Vormir and the Power Stone is currently on the planet Morag at that time.

The Avengers only have enough Pym Particles for one round trip for each, so they split into three separate teams: Thor and Rocket to Asgard, Nebula and War Machine to Morag, and Romanoff and Barton to Vormir; and Rogers, Stark, Banner, and Lang would go to New York during the Battle of New York.

In New York, Banner meets the Ancient One and explains to her their predicament. The Ancient One educates Banner on time travel, telling him that instead of actually affecting the past, time travel creates alternate realities, which can be dangerous. Banner eventually convinces the Ancient One into giving him the Time Stone and returns to headquarters by himself. Stark and Lang follow the Tesseract, but fail to retrieve it. On the other hand, Rogers fights himself, his 2012 version, and successfully acquires Loki's Scepter that carries the Mind Stone within. When the remaining three meet up, Rogers and Stark decide to use their Pym Particles to travel to S.H.I.E.L.D. Headquarters in 1970, where they could find both the Tesseract and more Pym Particles to return home. Lang takes the Mind Stone and returns from 2012.

Thor and Rocket, having been able to locate Jane Foster on Asgard, set out to use a device to extract the Aether from her body. Thor, however, gets distracted at seeing his mother and knows that she will die later that day. He tries to spend some extra time with her. Upon Rocket retrieving the Reality Stone and escaping Asgardian guards, Thor's talk with his mother gets interrupted. He does reclaim Mjolnir before Rocket and him return to the present.

Rhodes and Nebula are dropped off on Morag and watch Peter Quill infiltrate the temple holding the Power Stone. However, the past versions of Thanos, Gamora, and Nebula travel to Morag after detecting present-day Nebula. Rhodes travels back to the present time, but a malfunctioning Nebula is left to be found by Thanos and her younger self, who uses Nebula's time traveling device to travel forward in time and impersonate her future self.

Romanoff and Barton are greeted on Vormir by the Red Skull. Once they are informed of the sacrifice they had to make, they briefly fight each other for the right to sacrifice themselves for the other, which ends in Romanoff throwing herself from the cliff to her death. A deeply saddened Barton claims the Soul Stone and returns to the present without Romanoff.

In 1970, Rogers and Stark split up to respectively locate the Pym Particles and find the Tesseract. Before they meet up together again, Rogers sees Peggy Carter while Stark runs into his father. After a long conversation, the younger Stark indirectly thanks his father for raising him whilst still maintaining his hidden identity ("Howard Potts"). Stark and Rogers then return to the present time.

Everyone regroups with the successfully acquired Infinity Stones. Upon learning that Romanoff did not make it back, the rest of the five original Avengers mourn her sacrifice and set about utilizing the Stones with a new determination. Stark, with the help of Banner and Rocket, creates an Avenger-version of the Infinity Gauntlet. After a short discussion, Banner decides to reverse the Decimation himself, as he is the only one who could withstand the gamma radiation and therefore has a higher chance of being able to handle using all six stones. Upon snapping his fingers, he suffers major damage to his right arm and shoulder but is successful in restoring the universe's population.

Meanwhile, the past-2013 version of Nebula activates the time machine so to allow Thanos and his army to arrive in present day. After destroying the facility with the Sanctuary II's weapons, he unleashes his army of Chitauri, Outriders and more while being led by Proxima Midnight, Ebony Maw, Corvus Glaive, and Cull Obsidian.

In the rubble, the Avengers are separated, with Thor, Rogers, and Stark resolving to stop the past version of Thanos. Barton finds the Gauntlet, and fights to keep the Outriders from taking it before being tricked by Nebula. Gamora and the future Nebula, having decided to work together, then kill the past version.

Thanos easily defeats Thor, Rogers, and Stark after they confront him. As Thanos taunts Rogers, reinforcements arrive in the form of sling ring portals revealing the previously fallen heroes, including Sam Wilson, Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Scarlet Witch, Spider-Man, Drax, Groot, Wasp, Star-Lord, Mantis, Valkyrie, Okoye, Shuri and Winter Soldier. They lead the Masters of the Mystic Arts, Dora Milaje, Ravagers, and Asgardians to the fight, and the two armies collide in the Battle of Earth.

During the battle, the newly "assembled" Avengers attempt to keep the Gauntlet away from Thanos and his forces, passing it between themselves. The Avengers attempt to force Thanos back into the past using the portal in Luis' van, but fail. Instead, Danvers arrives, destroying the Sanctuary II, and pushes back against the enemy forces.

Eventually, after fighting against, and defeating various Avengers, Thanos retrieves the gauntlet and snaps his fingers. However, Iron Man has already taken the stones for himself and activates them on his own Gauntlet built into his suit by snapping his fingers. Thanos accepts his fate and sits quietly on a rock as he and his army disintegrate into dust.

However, Stark is mortally wounded from his wounds and radiation poisoning from using the stones, and is comforted by Parker and Pepper Potts as he dies. His funeral is held outside his home, with all the Avengers in attendance, including other important individuals like Nick Fury, Thaddeus Ross, May Parker, and even Harley Keener.

Afterwards, having planned to return the Infinity Stones back, Rogers is nominated. They send him into the past with all the Stones, but he does not return. Instead, Wilson and Barnes then meet an elderly Rogers, who had decided to stay in the past to live out the rest of his life with Carter. Rogers then gives his shield to Wilson, saying that he should take it, despite Wilson's protests.

Thor joins the Guardians of the Galaxy, naming Brunnhilde to be the new Queen of Asgard. On the Benatar, Quill can be seen looking for Gamora.

Cast

 * Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man
 * Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America
 * Patrick Gorman as Old Steve Rogers
 * Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk
 * Chris Hemsworth as Thor
 * Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
 * Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton/Hawkeye
 * Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine
 * Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man
 * Bazlo and Loen LeClair as Baby Scott Lang
 * Jackson Dunn as 12 year old Scott Lang
 * Lee Moore as 93 year old Scott Lang
 * Benedict Cumberbatch as Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange
 * Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa/Black Panther
 * Brie Larson as Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel
 * Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man
 * Karen Gillan as Nebula
 * Evangeline Lilly as Hope van Dyne/Wasp
 * Tessa Thompson as Brunnhilde/Valkyrie
 * Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch
 * Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Falcon
 * Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier
 * Danai Gurira as Okoye
 * Benedict Wong as Wong
 * Pom Klementieff as Mantis
 * Dave Bautista as Drax the Destroyer
 * Letitia Wright as Shuri
 * Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan
 * Marisa Tomei as May Parker
 * Taika Waititi as Korg
 * Angela Bassett as Ramonda
 * Michael Douglas as Hank Pym
 * Michelle Pfeiffer as Janet van Dyne
 * William Hurt as Thaddeus Ross
 * Cobie Smulders as Maria Hill
 * Sean Gunn as Kraglin Obfonteri / Rocket Raccoon (motion-capture)
 * Winston Duke as M'Baku
 * Linda Cardellini as Laura Barton
 * Hiroyuki Sanada as Akihiko
 * Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds
 * Vin Diesel as Groot (voice)
 * Bradley Cooper as Rocket Raccoon (voice)
 * Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts/Rescue
 * Josh Brolin as Thanos
 * Chris Pratt as Peter Quill/Star-Lord
 * Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury
 * Emma Fuhrmann as Cassie Lang
 * Terry Notary as Groot (motion-capture)
 * Ava Russo as Lila Barton
 * Ben Sakamoto as Cooper Barton
 * Cade Woodward as Nathaniel Barton
 * Kerry Condon as F.R.I.D.A.Y.
 * Ty Simpkins as Harley Keener
 * Ken Jeong as Storage Facility Guard
 * Seth Green as Howard the Duck
 * Lexi Rabe as Morgan Stark
 * Jim Starlin as Man at Counseling
 * Gozie Agbo as Man at Counseling
 * Unknown Actor as Miek (uncredited)


 * Alternate Timelines
 * Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man
 * Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America / Loki (illusion)
 * Chris Hemsworth as Thor
 * Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk
 * Lou Ferrigno as Hulk (voice; archive voice)
 * Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton/Hawkeye
 * Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
 * Karen Gillan as Nebula
 * Josh Brolin as Thanos
 * Chris Pratt as Peter Quill/Star-Lord
 * Ava Russo as Lila Barton
 * Zoe Saldana as Gamora
 * Rene Russo as Frigga
 * Tom Hiddleston as Loki
 * John Slattery as Howard Stark
 * Tilda Swinton as Ancient One
 * Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter
 * Natalie Portman as Jane Foster
 * Michael Douglas as Hank Pym/Ant-Man
 * John Michael Morris as Young Hank Pym
 * Maximiliano Hernández as Jasper Sitwell
 * Frank Grillo as Brock Rumlow
 * Tom Vaughan-Lawlor as Ebony Maw
 * James D'Arcy as Edwin Jarvis
 * Robert Redford as Alexander Pierce
 * Ross Marquand as Johann Schmidt/Red Skull
 * Michael Shaw as Corvus Glaive
 * Terry Notary as Cull Obsidian
 * Carrie Coon as Proxima Midnight
 * Monique Ganderton as Proxima Midnight (motion-capture)
 * Callan Mulvey as Jack Rollins
 * Yvette Nicole Brown as Woman in Elevator
 * Stan Lee as 70's Car Man
 * Anthony Breed as 70's Car Man (motion-capture)

Location

 * Earth
 * Clint Barton's Homestead
 * New York
 * New Avengers Facility
 * New York City, New York
 * New York Sanctum
 * Metro-General Hospital
 * Midtown School of Science and Technology
 * Stark Residence
 * San Francisco, California
 * U-STORE-It Self Storage
 * Maggie Lang's House
 * Wall of the Vanished
 * Tønsberg, Norway
 * New Asgard
 * Washington, D.C.
 * Tokyo, Japan
 * Wakanda
 * Golden City
 * Citadel
 * Los Angeles, California
 * South Africa (mentioned)
 * Mexico (mentioned)
 * Germany (mentioned)
 * Mexico (mentioned)
 * Germany (mentioned)


 * Flughafen Leipzig-Halle (mentioned)
 * Hudson, New York (mentioned)
 * Budapest, Hungary (mentioned)
 * Harokin (mentioned)
 * Ten Rings Base (mentioned; deleted scene)
 * Garden
 * Thanos' Farm
 * Titan
 * Multiverse
 * Quantum Realm


 * Alternate Timelines
 * Earth
 * Clint Barton's Homestead
 * New York City, New York
 * Stark Tower
 * New York Sanctum
 * Metro-General Hospital (mentioned)
 * Wheaton, New Jersey
 * Camp Lehigh
 * San Francisco, California
 * Carter Residence
 * Asgard
 * Asgardian Dungeons
 * Asgardian Palace
 * Morag
 * Temple Vault
 * Vormir
 * Multiverse
 * Astral Dimension
 * Quantum Realm

Events

 * Infinity War
 * Decimation
 * Rescue of Tony Stark
 * Ambush on Thanos
 * Massacre in Tokyo
 * Time Heist
 * Reversal of the Decimation
 * Attack on the New Avengers Facility
 * Battle of Earth
 * Avengers Civil War (mentioned)


 * Clash of the Avengers (mentioned)
 * Kidnapping of Tony Stark (mentioned; deleted scene)
 * First Dark Elf Conflict (mentioned)


 * First Battle of Svartalfheim (mentioned)
 * Ragnarok (mentioned)


 * Destruction of Asgard (mentioned)


 * Alternate Timelines
 * Time Heist
 * Theft of the Mind Stone
 * Theft of the Space Stone
 * Theft of the Reality Stone
 * Theft of the Power Stone
 * Kidnapping of Nebula
 * Sacrifice of Natasha Romanoff
 * Chitauri Invasion
 * Battle of New York
 * Quest for the Orb
 * Battle of Morag

Items

 * Vibranium
 * Captain America's Shield
 * Panther Habit
 * Vibranium Spear
 * Vibranium Gauntlets
 * Uru
 * Stormbreaker
 * Infinity Gauntlet
 * Mjølnir
 * Infinity Stones
 * Scepter (hologram)


 * Mind Stone
 * Tesseract (hologram)


 * Space Stone
 * Eye of Agamotto (hologram)


 * Time Stone
 * Orb (hologram)


 * Power Stone
 * Aether (hologram)


 * Reality Stone
 * Soul Stone
 * Captain America's Uniform
 * Iron Man Armors
 * Iron Man Armor: Mark XLIX
 * Iron Man Armor: Mark L
 * Iron Man Armor: Mark LXXXV
 * War Machine Armors
 * War Machine Armor: Mark IV
 * War Machine Armor: Mark V
 * War Machine Armor: Mark VI
 * Rescue Armor
 * Thor's Prosthetic Eye
 * Asgardian Armor
 * Arc Reactor
 * James Rhodes' Leg Braces
 * Thanos' Armor
 * Hawkeye's Bow and Quiver
 * Wristbow
 * Black Widow's Bite
 * Taser Disk
 * Black Widow's Batons
 * Hulk's Stretchable Suit
 * Ant-Man Suit
 * Pym Particles
 * Pym Particles Disks
 * Advanced Tech Suit
 * Black Widow's Batons
 * Electroshock Batons
 * Starforce Uniform
 * Valkyrie's Armor
 * Iron Gauntlet
 * Quantum Tunnel
 * Quantum Realm Exploration Suit
 * Wasp Suit
 * Iron Spider Armor
 * Web-Shooters
 * Synthetic Webbing
 * Cloak of Levitation
 * Sling Ring
 * Tao Mandalas
 * Star-Lord's Helmet
 * Quad Blasters
 * Drax the Destroyer's Knives
 * Rescue Armor
 * Ultron Program (mentioned)
 * Ultron Program (mentioned)
 * Ultron Program (mentioned)


 * Alternate Timelines
 * Infinity Stones
 * Scepter
 * Mind Stone
 * Tesseract
 * Space Stone
 * Eye of Agamotto
 * Time Stone
 * Orb
 * Power Stone
 * Aether
 * Reality Stone
 * Soul Stone
 * Uru
 * Mjølnir
 * Iron Man Armor: Mark VII
 * Arc Reactor
 * Tony Stark's New Element
 * Captain America's Uniform
 * Vibranium
 * Captain America's Shield
 * Hawkeye's Bow and Quiver
 * Black Widow's Bite
 * Ant-Man Suit (old generation)
 * Pym Particles
 * Double-Edged Sword
 * Proxima Midnight's Spear
 * Corvus Glaive's Glaive
 * Cull Obsidian's Chain Hammer
 * Chitauri Helmet
 * Chitauri Staff
 * Chitauri Armor
 * Aakonian Ale (mentioned)

Vehicles

 * Benatar
 * Quinjet
 * Luis' Van


 * Alternate Timelines
 * Sanctuary II
 * Q-Ships
 * Outrider Dropships
 * Chitauri Chariot
 * Milano
 * Necrocraft

Sentient Species

 * Humans
 * Asgardians
 * Titans
 * Luphomoids
 * Halfworlders
 * Kree
 * Kronans
 * Celestials
 * Flora colossus
 * Xandarians
 * Xorrians (mentioned)
 * Dark Elves (mentioned)


 * Alternate Timelines
 * Humans
 * Asgardians
 * Titans
 * Luphomoids
 * Celestials
 * Zehoberei
 * Frost Giants
 * Chitauri
 * Dark Elves (mentioned)
 * Aakons (mentioned)

Creatures

 * Dogs
 * Valkyries Steeds
 * (mentioned)
 * (mentioned)
 * (mentioned)
 * (mentioned)
 * (mentioned)


 * Alternate Timelines
 * Ants
 * Leviathans
 * Orloni
 * Outriders
 * Chitauri Giant Dogs

Organizations

 * Avengers
 * Guardians of the Galaxy
 * Masters of the Mystic Arts
 * Stark Industries
 * Asgardian Royal Family
 * Golden Tribe
 * Einherjar
 * Dora Milaje
 * Jabari Tribe
 * X-Con Security Consultants (logo)
 * Ravagers
 * Valkyries


 * Alternate Timelines
 * Avengers
 * Stark Industries
 * Masters of the Mystic Arts
 * S.H.I.E.L.D.
 * HYDRA
 * STRIKE
 * Einherjar
 * Ravagers
 * Black Order

Timelines

 * 2018
 * 2023


 * Alternate Timelines
 * 2012
 * 2013
 * 2014
 * 1970

Mentioned

 * Erik Selvig (picture)
 * Odin
 * Bor
 * Ultron
 * Malekith
 * List
 * Arnim Zola
 * Ronan the Accuser
 * Ivan Romanoff
 * Edith Barton
 * Kurse
 * Karen
 * Maria Stark
 * Vision (indirectly mentioned)

Production

 * On October 28, 2014, the film was announced as Avengers: Infinity War – Part II, while the third Avengers film was titled Avengers: Infinity War – Part I. However, in June 2016, both films were renamed. The third film title was shortened to Avengers: Infinity War and the fourth film was simply the Untitled Avengers film. Anthony and Joe Russo explain this rename as "the movies are two very different movies", so "it is misleading".
 * Chris Evans revealed Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame were shot back to back. Filming started on January 23, 2017, and was expected to end in October/November 2017.
 * During a Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 event in April 2017, Zoe Saldana revealed the title of the film as Avengers: Infinity Gauntlet. Following this, James Gunn denied that was the actual title.
 * On September 11, 2017, the production of the movie was shut down because of Hurricane Irma.
 * Kevin Feige confirmed in an interview that Avengers: Endgame was the "finale" to the current iteration of the MCU and "everything before Avengers: Endgame and everything after" would result in "two distinct periods". Feige also confirmed that there were plans for twenty movies after Avengers: Endgame gets released.

Music

 * Avengers: Endgame - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack