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{{Quote|You remember everyone [[Thanos]] [[Snap|snapped away]] [[2018|five years ago]] and just bringing them back to [[2023|now]], today... Don't change anything from the last five years.|[[Iron Man]] to [[Hulk]]|Avengers: Endgame}} |
{{Quote|You remember everyone [[Thanos]] [[Snap|snapped away]] [[2018|five years ago]] and just bringing them back to [[2023|now]], today... Don't change anything from the last five years.|[[Iron Man]] to [[Hulk]]|Avengers: Endgame}} |
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+ | The '''Blip'''<ref name =fandango>[https://www.fandango.com/movie-news/marvels-kevin-feige-on-the-mcu-multiverse-far-from-home-post-credits-scenes-and-the-future-of-spider-man-753812 Marvel's Kevin Feige on the MCU Multiverse, ''Far From Home'' Post-Credits Scenes and the Future of Spider-Man]</ref> was the occurrence in which [[Bruce Banner]] wore [[Tony Stark]]'s [[Nano Gauntlet]]. As Hulk snapped his fingers, the effects of [[Thanos]]' [[Snap]] on the universe were reversed, with the deceased half of its population being resurrected five years after their demise. |
==Background== |
==Background== |
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| − | {{Quote|All right, the [[Nano Gauntlet|glove]]'s ready. Question is: who's gonna snap their frickin' fingers?|[[Rocket Raccoon]]|Avengers: Endgame}} |
+ | {{Quote|All right, the [[Nano Gauntlet|glove]]'s ready. Question is: who's gonna snap their frickin' fingers?|[[Rocket Raccoon]]|Avengers: Endgame}} |
| + | As all of the [[Infinity Stones]] are gathered back into the present, the [[Avengers]] realized [[Black Widow]] sacrificed herself to gain the [[Soul Stone]]. Determined to not let Natasha’s sacrifice be in vain [[Tony Stark]], [[Rocket Raccoon]], and [[Bruce Banner]] began working on a new [[Nano Gauntlet|Infinity Gauntlet]]. After the creation of the Gauntlet was complete, Rocket asked who was going to be the one to reverse the Snap.<ref name="AE">''[[Avengers: Endgame]]''</ref> |
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==Reversal== |
==Reversal== |
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| − | {{Quote|You saw what those [[Infinity Stones|stones]] did to [[Thanos]], they almost killed him. None of you could survive."<br>"How do we know you will?"<br>"You don't. But the radiation's mostly [[Gamma Radiation|gamma]]. It's like I was made for this.|[[Hulk]] and [[Captain America]]|Avengers: Endgame}} |
+ | {{Quote|You saw what those [[Infinity Stones|stones]] did to [[Thanos]], they almost killed him. None of you could survive."<br>"How do we know you will?"<br>"You don't. But the radiation's mostly [[Gamma Radiation|gamma]]. It's like I was made for this.|[[Hulk]] and [[Captain America]]|Avengers: Endgame}} |
| + | At the moment when the [[Nano Gauntlet]] was set for completion, [[Thor]] volunteered himself to put it on, but the [[Avengers]] held him back, saying he was neither physically nor emotionally stable enough to do so. [[Bruce Banner]] volunteered himself, reasoning that as the Stones and his body contained mostly gamma radiation, he was the most likely to survive the use of the Gauntlet. |
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While Stark ordered F.R.I.D.A.Y. to initiate lockdown procedures across the facility in case the Gauntlet's energies proved to be too powerful to contain, an alternate [[Nebula]] began to sabotage the quantum device as Banner put on the Gauntlet. The Avengers began worrying for him as Banner channeled the power of the Stones through his body, severely scorching his arm up to his shoulder in the process. With his last sign of power, Banner snapped his fingers, which ultimately brought everyone who [[Thanos]] [[Snap|snapped]] back to life<ref name="AE"/> in the area they disappeared at five years ago.<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/bp084n/hi_reddit_im_kevin_feige_amaa/ennasj9/ Kevin Feige Reddit AMA]</ref> |
While Stark ordered F.R.I.D.A.Y. to initiate lockdown procedures across the facility in case the Gauntlet's energies proved to be too powerful to contain, an alternate [[Nebula]] began to sabotage the quantum device as Banner put on the Gauntlet. The Avengers began worrying for him as Banner channeled the power of the Stones through his body, severely scorching his arm up to his shoulder in the process. With his last sign of power, Banner snapped his fingers, which ultimately brought everyone who [[Thanos]] [[Snap|snapped]] back to life<ref name="AE"/> in the area they disappeared at five years ago.<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/bp084n/hi_reddit_im_kevin_feige_amaa/ennasj9/ Kevin Feige Reddit AMA]</ref> |
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==Aftermath== |
==Aftermath== |
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===[[Battle of Earth]]=== |
===[[Battle of Earth]]=== |
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| − | {{Quote|[[Doctor Strange]] was [[Titan|there]], right, and he was like “It's been five years, come on, they need us.” And then he started doing that [[Inter-Dimensional Portal|yellow sparkly thing]] he does all the time.|[[Spider-Man]] to [[Iron Man]]|Avengers: Endgame}} |
+ | {{Quote|[[Doctor Strange]] was [[Titan|there]], right, and he was like “It's been five years, come on, they need us.” And then he started doing that [[Inter-Dimensional Portal|yellow sparkly thing]] he does all the time.|[[Spider-Man]] to [[Iron Man]]|Avengers: Endgame}} |
| + | [[Ant-Man]] guessed that the mission of resurrecting the universal population worked as he looked outside at a group of birds that appeared out of nowhere, while at the same time [[Hawkeye]] received a call from his [[Laura Barton|wife]], who had previously perished in the Snap. As the group started to realize whether or not their mission had been completed, a dazed [[Bruce Banner]] noticed [[Thanos]]' mothership from above the window ceiling. |
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Before he could react, the ''[[Sanctuary II]]'' [[Attack on the New Avengers Facility|fired]] upon [[New Avengers Facility]], destroying it and causing the Avengers to be separated from each other, although Hawkeye is able to take possession from the Gauntlet. The effects of the Blip become apparent during the ensuing battle when [[Captain America]] received a transmission from [[Falcon]], one of the victims of the Snap, and the rest of the resurrected started appearing shortly thereafter through portals created by Doctor Strange and other sorcerers.<ref name="AE"/> |
Before he could react, the ''[[Sanctuary II]]'' [[Attack on the New Avengers Facility|fired]] upon [[New Avengers Facility]], destroying it and causing the Avengers to be separated from each other, although Hawkeye is able to take possession from the Gauntlet. The effects of the Blip become apparent during the ensuing battle when [[Captain America]] received a transmission from [[Falcon]], one of the victims of the Snap, and the rest of the resurrected started appearing shortly thereafter through portals created by Doctor Strange and other sorcerers.<ref name="AE"/> |
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Revision as of 00:37, 21 July 2019
- "You remember everyone Thanos snapped away five years ago and just bringing them back to now, today... Don't change anything from the last five years."
- ―Iron Man to Hulk[src]
The Blip[1] was the occurrence in which Bruce Banner wore Tony Stark's Nano Gauntlet. As Hulk snapped his fingers, the effects of Thanos' Snap on the universe were reversed, with the deceased half of its population being resurrected five years after their demise.
Background
- "All right, the glove's ready. Question is: who's gonna snap their frickin' fingers?"
- ―Rocket Raccoon[src]
As all of the Infinity Stones are gathered back into the present, the Avengers realized Black Widow sacrificed herself to gain the Soul Stone. Determined to not let Natasha’s sacrifice be in vain Tony Stark, Rocket Raccoon, and Bruce Banner began working on a new Infinity Gauntlet. After the creation of the Gauntlet was complete, Rocket asked who was going to be the one to reverse the Snap.[2]
Reversal
At the moment when the Nano Gauntlet was set for completion, Thor volunteered himself to put it on, but the Avengers held him back, saying he was neither physically nor emotionally stable enough to do so. Bruce Banner volunteered himself, reasoning that as the Stones and his body contained mostly gamma radiation, he was the most likely to survive the use of the Gauntlet.
While Stark ordered F.R.I.D.A.Y. to initiate lockdown procedures across the facility in case the Gauntlet's energies proved to be too powerful to contain, an alternate Nebula began to sabotage the quantum device as Banner put on the Gauntlet. The Avengers began worrying for him as Banner channeled the power of the Stones through his body, severely scorching his arm up to his shoulder in the process. With his last sign of power, Banner snapped his fingers, which ultimately brought everyone who Thanos snapped back to life[2] in the area they disappeared at five years ago.[3]
As the team finally won the battle, the Sanctuary II emerged and crashed through the roof of the facility, destroying the quantum device.[2]
Aftermath
Battle of Earth
- "Doctor Strange was there, right, and he was like “It's been five years, come on, they need us.” And then he started doing that yellow sparkly thing he does all the time."
- ―Spider-Man to Iron Man[src]
Ant-Man guessed that the mission of resurrecting the universal population worked as he looked outside at a group of birds that appeared out of nowhere, while at the same time Hawkeye received a call from his wife, who had previously perished in the Snap. As the group started to realize whether or not their mission had been completed, a dazed Bruce Banner noticed Thanos' mothership from above the window ceiling.
Before he could react, the Sanctuary II fired upon New Avengers Facility, destroying it and causing the Avengers to be separated from each other, although Hawkeye is able to take possession from the Gauntlet. The effects of the Blip become apparent during the ensuing battle when Captain America received a transmission from Falcon, one of the victims of the Snap, and the rest of the resurrected started appearing shortly thereafter through portals created by Doctor Strange and other sorcerers.[2]
Behind the Scenes
- The term "Blip" originated in Spider-Man: Far From Home, used to describe both half of the population disappearing due to Thanos' Snap as well as their resurrection five years later. However, following the movie's release, Kevin Feige clarified that despite Marvel Studios internally referring to both events as the Blip, the MCU fans adoption of the term "Snap" would now be used to denote Thanos' use of the six Infinity Stones, while "Blip" would henceforth be referred to as Bruce Banner's reversal of the Snap.[1]