Is no one going to talk about how Vision had a really fucked up death?

Is no one going to talk about how Vision had a really fucked up death?

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He wasn't alive to begin with.

I love this scene because of the size disparity between Vision's forehead and Thanos' giant purple sausage fingers. It looks like Thanos is trying to be really delicate, like he's going to pluck the gem out gently. And then he just, oops, caves in his skull. It's great.

Same thing when he hands Gamora the bowl of soup. In his hands, it looks like a tiny bowl of soup, but then he gives it to her and it's this fuck-huge ramen bowl. Everything about Thanos' size is comical.

I was really shocked Vision was not in Endgame as the white/grey emotionless Vision because he did not have the Mind Gem.

Nobody cares about Vision.

guess you could say he's a ____big guy____

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literally a rip off of Guyver

FOR YOU

Piss off Byrne.

He deserves it for being such a useless character

It's pretty rough

That fucked me up so much as a kid.

>useless character
thanks the russo brothers for that.
plus he defeated corvus glaive so that's a thing.

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Why didn't they revive him with the stones, he was the best Avenger

>"we dont trade lives soldier"
>lets a million koalas fight and die against a gorillion aliens
>one of the strongest fighters doesnt do shit until she is pushed to participate
this movie makes no fucking sense and i hate it.

yeah, i'm sure they've discussed it on the appropriate board

I bet he'll haunt the Scarlet Witch as that form in her next movie.

it was Capture the Flag, and Vision was the flag. The entire point of the battle was protecting Vision (and the mind stone.) Putting him in battle put the stone at risk, and this was all explained in dialogue simple enough for children to understand.

He might as well not exist tbqh and he doesn't have obsessed waifufags like the witch does

Why didn't he just make himself super dense so he was too heavy for Thanos to hold?

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Didn't they also say something about the staff he was skewered with earlier screwing up his phasing / abilities?

Still a sloppy way to keep him out of the fight.

Based. He's a filthy android. Throw him into the ash heap along with Data. Maybe they can ass fuck each other before the flames consume them.

He's coming back is going to be even more fucked up, user.

He's gonna come back as a Demon.

>he doesnt want to fuck robots
god damn how can one man have such shit taste 0/10

>die
>people make fruit sticker memes out of your death

being vision is suffering

hes a robot they can just make another body

It's a robot dipshit

You're probably right on that count.

> Have to be killed by the woman you love. She has to use her emotions to do this.
> Last thing you see is her heartbroken face.
> Then you come back and the purple asshole crushes your skull. You die again.
> The smug black lady brings you back but you have no emotions. You can't feel shit. Even for the woman you absolutely loved to bits.
> My gf tries to give you me new soul.
> It works....but...uh oh...Elder God moving into my new soul.
> Will have to ask Ultron to help as I can't do shit...he is gonna be so smug about this, fuck.
> I'm gonna have to die again to stop Wanda being turned into a demonic hell-god.
> Such is the life of me, Vision.

Funny how no one seemed to care.

Yes.

"Why doesn't he have emotions, Shuri?!!?"

(Shuri shits herself)

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In Endgame you can see a bruise on Thanos head where Wanda was caving his skull in.

It’s awful, they don’t care about him, I’m worried WandaVision is just set up for a crazy Wanda story. Life isn’t tough for a Vision fan

she fucked a toaster

>Blue veins

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Thanos in IW wants people to believe what he does is right and necessary, that he's doing what must be done, and he says he's trying to do it in as fair and humane a way as possible, and at the end of the movie, he does this. With the five Infinity Stones he already had, he could easily have found ways to remove the Mind Stone from Vision without killing him, yet he just rips it out of his head, one of the most brutal deaths in the MCU, and done so casually.

I think in WandaVision he is quarantined in the 1950s pocket dimension due to Chthon being inside him. Wanda can't deal with Big C and won't kill Vision again, so lives the fantasy life.

Agatha Harkness moves Whisper Hill into Wanda's dimension and teaches her about Witchcraft and elder god lore.

He has to figure out how to fight Chthon and get Wanda to wakeup and fight back.

It's still unexplained why he appeared to have been on set for most of the duration of filming Endgame, but wasn't in it, not even mentioned by name. Not doing white Vision in Endgame was a missed opportunity. Wanda encountering him on the battlefield would have worked to shock her out of her rage, giving a reason why she never gets close to trying to kill Thanos again.

My favorite part, is when Elizabeth Olsen fucked the robot! It really goes to show how robots are people too, especially ones with giant metal cocks.

Monica being in this series in some role is the biggest argument against it taking place in another dimension or a reality warp.

Being Vision is tough, being a fan of Vision is tough, the good times are outnumbered by the bad. 2 years until we know if the MCU will bring him back, which means 2 years of him rarely appearing in comics either.

The modern social/political climate makes a crazy Wanda story potentially very risky for them, especially after IW and Endgame made her more popular, but it could still happen, the whole series could just be set up for her to be a villain in the Doctor Strange sequel.

Hello Hank

what about this death

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This. If he was alive it was the stones consciousness. Or even the soul stone.

Seriously fuck Thanos. So many of the characters had a good thing developing and he just shat all over it and now we're left with crumbs.

You don't watch enough sci-fi
Vision definitely is living, just not organic

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Bullshit. The soul stone managed to get a hold of red skull even though he was fucking with a different soul. If vision is alive the soul stone gave it to him somehow.

>different soul.
different stone.

I doubt that. I think she goes through bad shit in WandaVision but Agatha Harkness teaches her magic (which Wanda loves, so that changes Wanda's relationship with her powers), and she becomes reborn as Scarlet Witch; the title literally meaning sorceress who wields dark magic, like the Ancient One, or (in a very different way, Blade). To give her the title of Scarlet Witch, a heroic moniker, and make her a villain would be obscene.

It's very possible she finds a way to save Vision, with the catch being that this new Vision isn't quite the same as the MS Vision. A similar situation to Quill and AltGamora in some ways.

Strange at present thinks Wanda just uses Telekinesis, as like all Kamar-Taj sorcerers he has been fed Agamotto's redacted version of mystical history. She's not on his radar at all.

It's more likely that Mordo attacks Wanda, and that is where DSitMoM begins.

Or Wanda when she touched the cradle in AoU and said "He's dreaming", imbued a part of her essence into Vision, implying Vision was actually "born" before he was physically born.

guyver 3 just watching what a dick

Do you think he remembers dying the first time?

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Dude came back from death mere seconds beforehand, not to mention all the hits he took from Corvus before that. Vision was in no state to be focused enough for that.

Plus, as Thanos showed when he shredded Cap's shield, vibrainium acts more of a stern suggestion to him rather than an indestructible super metal

Vision, Mantis, and Loki were the only characters I cared about.

I guess two out of three isn't bad... :(

It was a needless capture the flag that was only played because they didn't wanna risk vision's life. Sure there was a way of removing the stone so he'd live, but that meant a lot of men at war, and a risk of literally half the universe.

You do understand that even if they managed to destroy the Mind Stone AND stop Thanos from getting the Time Stone, he's not going to give up and go away. His army isn't going to give up and go away. They're already on Earth, so they'll try to kill half the population of the planet the same way they did on Gamora's world. Everyone who can fight still needs to stand and fight Thanos, and accept the risks.

It's a deconstruction on how superhero movies usually set up these either or stakes and the heroes just insist on having it both ways and are victorious anyway.
It'd be like if in Spiderman 1 he failed to save the kids or the MJ

I thought it was so obvious that they were foreshadowing Vision being rebuilt that I didn't believe an accurate/plausible leak because it said Vision never appeared. How was that possible when they beat us over the head with how he could exist without the Stone?

The only thing I can think of is that they decided to drop him from Part 2 but couldn't write all that foreshadowing out of Part 1 because so much of the plot depended on it. But it's absurd that Cap was willing to get everyone killed to save Vision in part 1 and then everyone forgets about him forever.

They cared about Vision in Avengers: Age of Ultron because he was the best-received part of the movie (not that that's saying a lot, but his reviews were great in a movie that didn't get great reviews).

Joss Whedon obviously had an idea of what he wanted to do with him. Then he's inherited by a writer/director team that clearly has no idea what to do with him and is uncomfortable with powerful characters.

They had no idea what to do with Wanda either but she's one of the few superpowered women in the MCU (still) so they had to give her something, plus we now know Feige had bigger plans for her. Not sure about Vision.

While Ragnarok took the Thor/Loki story in a new direction that makes it worse that he dies in his next appearance, Loki had gotten a major role in 4 MCU movies by that point. Before we knew about the Disney+ Loki series, it sounded plausible that he could have wanted to be done with the character and move on, while Quicksilver or Vision had little time to shine before they were killed.

She’s so hot I’m gonna fucking cream myself

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>I thought it was so obvious that they were foreshadowing Vision being rebuilt that I didn't believe an accurate/plausible leak because it said Vision never appeared. How was that possible when they beat us over the head with how he could exist without the Stone?
Between all of the foreshadowing, and all the leaks of how long each of the cast were present for filming, you're right that it made story leaks sound false because he was never mentioned.

>The only thing I can think of is that they decided to drop him from Part 2 but couldn't write all that foreshadowing out of Part 1 because so much of the plot depended on it.
A lot of information has been revealed about earlier drafts, deleted scenes and unused plot ideas, and Vision is never mentioned in any of it. It's strange to think that at no point was there ever a plan for him to be rebuilt in Endgame.

Caring about Vision is like caring about your toaster oven

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I think I did see them say something to the effect that they considered bringing Vision back but with Wanda gone there wouldn't be anyone around who cared, or something like that.

Combine this with the fact that Wanda survived in an earlier draft and went with Rocket to the Sanctum, and maybe White Vision would have been in that version.

Still doesn't explain the whole "he was the most important person in the universe in Part 1 and he doesn't exist in Part 2" thing.

>but with Wanda gone there wouldn't be anyone around who cared
Would it have been too difficult to do something with Tony and Bruce as his 'fathers'? Something about Tony treating Peter like a son and failing to connect with Vision when he had the chance?

Why are Visionfags so easily triggered?

I don't give a shit about Vision, I just post that image anytime I see a 666 post.

Because it's been going on for 30 years.

I just realized that what happened to Vision in the MCU is (probably accidentally) what happened in the comics where he was ripped apart in Avengers Disassembled, and nobody ever talked about him or tried to revive him until he suddenly reappeared toward the end of Bendis's run (when he was bringing back everyone he killed off).

Chris Gage wrote an annual where Vision calls out Tony and Hank for this. His movie version will never get the chance to tell Tony how much he sucks.

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This. He’s just a shitty rip off a DC character. Much like every Marvel character

I'm pretty sure Vision was nerfed hard in this movie. Isn't Vision made from some adamantium alloy? Kind of annoyed me how everyone just glossed over the fact that Thanos rips through his skull like butter.
Doesn't that mean Thanos could have got Captain America's shield and snapped it over his knee?

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The Russo's only cared about Tony's relationship with Peter. As soon as they had Peter Parker in the surrogate son role, Vision's relationship with Tony was dumped.

When Banner calls Vision a "superbot", Tony reacts emotionally, "He's more than that...He's evolving."

It's pretty clear in Infinity War that Steve and Tony, despite their differences, were both helping Wanda and Vision to meet and continue their romance. Yet in Endgame, the only thing that gets mentioned is Spidey, even though Steve only met him for a few seconds at the airport, whereas both Cap and Tony were aware of Wanda and Vision's relationship.

He knew he'd just regenerate anyway

>when someone else posts the Wanda collage you made
Feels good

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Didn't he and Red Tornado appear pretty much the same time? Hard to know who was ripping who off.

Red Tornado was August 1968, but didn't appear again until the following year. Vision was October 1968, Roy Thomas wanted to bring back the Golden Age Vision, Stan Lee told him to add an android hero to the Avengers instead. It's possible Red Tornado was the reason for this, or it could just be another coincidence like Man-Thing and Swamp Thing.

When they depowered him immediately in Infinity War by taking away his phasing ability, I figured they were building up to some really badass moment in Part 2 where he would show off at full power, but no, they just really did not want him doing anything at all.