Somewhat of a dumb question Yea Forums but I’ve been wondering...

Somewhat of a dumb question Yea Forums but I’ve been wondering, when Banner snapped everyone who was killed by Thanos back into reality would they reappear where they were pre Snap or would they just be placed on the ground safely?

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If pregnant mothers were snapped, were their unborn children also gone? Only living things were snapped, so when are they fully living things? Does the snap provide the benchmark at which babies have souls? Did Thanos settle the abortion debate?

The directors answered this. They were all returned to a safe location. The intent of Hulk's snap was to bring everyone back safely, having them materializing into thin air would defeat the purpose

People don't ask this kind of question when they revive people with the Dragon Balls, because it's obvious that they wish for them to return safely

I distinctly remember someone who died in Dragon Ball digging themselves out of there grave after they where wished back in a montage of people being revived.

vegeta but his grave was very shallow

That happened back when there was a rule to keep the body intact.

The rule in Dragonball is if your corpse is still salvagable you'll get rezzed there, but if not the Dragon can just make you a new body. They didn't know this initially as they went out of their way to preserve the bodies of everyone who died the first time they planned to make that wish. But that's how it works.

Vegeta had been dead like an hour so he just revived in his grave.

if you keep your body in the afterlife, your halo just vanishes and you gotta head back to the mortal realm on your own.

I hate how underpowered they made the gauntlet in the mcu. Its not like a wish granting thing like a genie or the dragonballs. With the actual infinity gauntlet hulk could stop time, astral project, and place every single person where he wanted like hes playing garrys mod.