Unseen Endgame Scenes Offer Astonishing Clues in The Marvels Trailer

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The new trailer for The Marvels suggests a connection between Thanos and the main villain, Dar-Benn, possibly implying that their motives are aligned.

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With the aim of highlighting the seriousness of potential dangers within their cinematic universe, the MCU persists in making references to Thanos, while the new antagonist, Kang, faces difficulties in establishing himself as a more formidable menace.

"The Marvels" movie might finally bring an end to the enduring legacy of Thanos and the Infinity Saga, enabling the Avengers to shift their attention towards the emerging threat posed by the multiverse.

Recently, a new trailer for The Marvels emerged, surprising fans by reintroducing Thanos through previously unused footage from Avengers: Endgame. Despite the release of 10 MCU movies after Avengers: Endgame, which marked the almost-conclusion of the Infinity Saga, the influence of the Mad Titan remains as the Multiverse Saga enters its third phase. In this trailer, The Marvels hints at a connection between Thanos and its primary villain, the Kree revolutionary known as Dar-Benn.

The trailer starts by revisiting scenes from Avengers: Endgame, where Captain Marvel is featured alongside the resounding voice of Thanos, uttering two familiar lines: "Avengers," and "I am inevitable." It then transitions to footage from The Marvels, specifically highlighting Dar-Benn, while Thanos adds an unheard line: "There will always be more to finish my work." Interrupting, Dar-Benn's voice asserts, "This is just the beginning," as she harnesses the purple energy emanating from her prominently featured bangles.

The Marvels' New Trailer Hints At A Link Between Thanos & Dar-Benn

The trailer hints that Dar-Benn's motives may be similar to, or even inspired by, those of Thanos. Captain Marvel later reveals that Dar-Benn has been destroying every place she considers home. It raises the question of whether the connection between these two villains goes deeper than their shared genocidal tendencies. Thanos speaking a line that has yet to be heard in the MCU as a setup for Dar-Benn suggests that there is a connection, but it could also be the MCU referencing their original Big-Bad merely for nostalgic purposes.

The MCU continues to reference Thanos, its most significant threat, as it enters a new phase, highlighting the severity of potential dangers in their cinematic universe. However, Kang, the new primary antagonist, remains in the background, with his variations easily defeated and killed. This undermines Kang's position as a greater threat than Thanos, and time is running out to establish his dominance.

It is possible that The Marvels will finally bring an end to Thanos and the Infinity Saga. Dar-Benn may represent the last remnants of Thanos' legacy, easily thwarted by a few Avengers, as the true, multiversal threat emerges. If this is the case, it is better to address this late than never.

Editor's P/S

As a Gen Z fan, I am excited about the possibility of a connection between Thanos and Dar-Benn in the upcoming movie "The Marvels." The trailer suggests that Dar-Benn's motives may be similar to, or even inspired by, those of Thanos, which could make for a compelling storyline. I am also curious to see how the MCU will handle the transition from Thanos to Kang as the primary antagonist. Kang has been built up as a major threat, but his variations have been easily defeated and killed, which undermines his credibility. I hope that "The Marvels" will do a better job of establishing Kang as a formidable opponent.

Overall, I am optimistic about the future of the MCU and excited to see how the story unfolds in "The Marvels" and beyond.