<p>Have you not seen the screen in which they compared it with the teseract? </p><p>Its more green then blue in that one. Besides, the teseract could still be the yellow stone by example. </p><p>And based on what? Based on the tie-in comic.  </p><p> </p>

• Tie-in comic: Okay, you have a point. I haven't read that, so I didn't know, but I'll try and get my hands on it. Sorry for implying you made it up. I read a quick summary of the comic; by "more powerful" did you mean that it "awakened" the Maximoffs' powers? Well, yeah, that's a better trick, but still, it's kinda close to the Sceptre's already-known mind-bending powers, and still IMO not really spectacular enough to match what the other Stones were shown doing. But better than nothing, sure.

• Scene you referenced: If you mean the one where Stark pokes Banner with the electric prod, the Scepter's just as blue as everywhere else, exactly the same shade as in the picture I posted. The only green part is its digital wireframe rendered on the screen next to it, which is in false-colour grey-and-green. Also, btw, the official movie script always refers to the Sceptre as <i>blue</i>, shooting <i>blue </i>sparks, etc. (Script available online, just google it.)

• Tesseract could have different colour in "primordial state": Well, technically, I suppose it could, but the purple stone stays purple (although it also never changes form), and the red stone is exactly the same shade as the amorphous-form Aether in Thor 2. I think it would really confuse viewers if the Stones changed colours (as colour is basically their only apparent distinguishing property), and I see no reason why the creators would have them do that.

<p>We have only seen the color of one stone, we have one seen one of those in stone form, so all the other colors is just speculation, even when it seems logic. </p><p>I was talking about the wireframe, which color is clearly different then the one of the teseract. And its referenced as blue because when you look at it the normal way it is blue. (and I know about scripts being online, I use them all the time).  </p><p>And now I am done with this discussion again, cause i dont give a damn about these stones. </p>

<dl><dd> :) Okay, sounds reasonable. Both the fact that it's 'bout time we gave this discussion a rest, and that it's not actually <i>confirmed</i> that the other Stones don't change colour along with form. See ya around! :) </dd></dl>

<p>tesseract- space stone </p><p>orb- power stone </p><p>scepter- mind stone (the stone is of orange/green colour inside a blue covering) </p><p>aether- reality stone (whose full power has not been shown) </p><p>soul stone- yellow on vision's head </p><p>time stone- orange/green colour which might appear in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 or Thor Ragnarok </p>

<p>Guys! did you hear my message - I have a better idea lets perhaps we should wait. The celebrities will be watching on April 13th, 2015 in Los Angeles premiere, on April 23rd in United Kingdom: but I better not spoil it and May 1st, 2015 North America: you'll inform everyone about the stones on this wikia. will let it decide if the Scepter gem and vision's solar jewel are or are not the infinity stones how's that, hm? </p>

<p>That's not bad, but there's no guarantee that this will be addressed by the movie at all! </p>

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<p>Hahaha, can we just all agree, that if the scepter is indeed the mind gem, it is a fuck-up of unbeliveable proportions that it is just as blue as the cube? We are talking about objects around which they based their whole cinematic universe. So either they are unbeliveably stupid, or it is not the mind gem. </p>

<p>I can agree with that. :) </p>