Mind-Blowing Twist! Marvel Shakes Up Avengers: Infinity War's Ending!
Marvel's shocking twist in Avengers: Infinity War's ending leaves fans questioning Nick Fury's ultimate plan The truth behind Secret Invasion unravels, exposing Fury's hidden regrets and altering the fate of the Avengers forever
Summary
The conclusion of Avengers: Infinity War is cleverly altered in Secret Invasion, indicating that Nick Fury experienced a sense of relief when he appeared to perish during Thanos' devastating snap. However, it is unveiled that this modification is actually a cunning scheme devised by G'iah, a Skrull who cunningly assumed Fury's identity and employed his memories to deceive Gravik.In Secret Invasion's finale, Fury is portrayed as absolved of all responsibility and implies that he harbors no remorse for his actions preceding Infinity War.
Caution! This article contains SPOILERS for episode 6 of Secret Invasion.
The Avengers: Infinity War ending has been recently altered by the Marvel Cinematic Universe without much justification. Although Marvel Studios has not released a new film featuring Earth's Mightiest Heroes since Avengers: Endgame in 2019, which concluded the Infinity Saga, they have decided to make a significant change to the Avengers movies prior to Avengers: The Kang Dynasty in 2026. This modification directly affected Avengers: Infinity War.
Prior to the release of the last MCU film this year, The Marvels in November, the retcon of the Avengers: Infinity War ending was introduced in Marvel's recently finished Disney+ series called Secret Invasion, featuring Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury. The series follows the story of Fury returning to Earth after being in space following the Blip to prevent a Skrull invasion. Secret Invasion included surprising revelations, the demise of major characters, and also laid the groundwork for upcoming MCU projects. While the season finale of Secret Invasion focused on the future, it also revisited and altered the conclusion of Avengers: Infinity War.
Secret Invasion Ruins Nick Fury's Final Infinity War Line
Secret Invasion's season finale revealed a significant departure from the Avengers movie's portrayal of Nick Fury's death scene in Avengers: Infinity War. Contrary to what was shown, Nick Fury expressed a sense of relief in his final moments, attributing it to the consequences of Thanos' snap. However, it is important to note that this revelation comes with a twist: the character interacting with Gravik was not actually Nick Fury, but a Skrull named G'iah who possessed the ability to mimic Fury and deceive Gravik. Despite this deception, G'iah's knowledge of Fury's personal history and memories suggests that her claim about his true feelings regarding his Avengers: Infinity War death may have some validity.
Secret Invasion Lied: Nick Fury Regrets Nothing
While there is a possibility that Secret Invasion's revision of Avengers: Infinity War is accurate, the conclusion of the show suggests that Nick Fury has no regrets. The finale of Secret Invasion implies that Fury bears no responsibility for the invasion triggered by his failure to find the Skrulls a new home after three decades, allowing him to absolve himself of any culpability.
Furthermore, the series concludes with Fury venturing into space to mediate a peace agreement between the Skrulls and the Kree, while Olivia Colman's character, Sonya Falsworth, assumes the task of overseeing the Skrulls alongside G'iah on Earth. Once again, Fury leaves them behind, indicating that G'iah's statements about Fury's sentiments regarding his supposed death in Avengers: Infinity War may not have been as genuine as they initially appeared.
