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I think Marvel might have been hiding something right under our noses with the mysterious timestamps in the Avengers: Doomsday teasers. Even after watching the numbers flicker, I just thought of them as a promotional trick.
Fans have been matching these timestamps with specific moments from Avengers: Endgame, and some of the connections are surprisingly interesting.
And guess what, several lead to scenes involving the Infinity Stones, alternate timelines, and Loki.
Why I Think The Avengers: Doomsday Timestamps Could Be Connected To Endgame
The first timestamp that caught my attention was 1E 24 B R 02020 from Steve Rogers’ teaser. According to the theory, it could mean 1 hour, 24 minutes, and 20 seconds into Avengers: Endgame.
That takes us to Bruce Banner’s conversation with the Ancient One, where he tries to convince her to hand over the Time Stone.
What makes this moment interesting is her warning about removing an Infinity Stone from its timeline. She explains that doing so could create a new branch, leaving the world vulnerable to dangerous forces.
At the moment fans have identified, she says, “Millions will suffer.” I find that line particularly interesting now that we’re heading into Doomsday. The Ancient One wasn’t simply talking about people suffering because time had been changed. She specifically warned that without the Infinity Stones, a reality could lose its protection against dark forces.
Did Steve Rogers Make A Mistake While Returning The Infinity Stones?
The third timestamp is where I think this theory becomes even more interesting. The X-Men teaser features 1E 11B R 02 00 00 0, which fans have connected to the 1-hour, 11-minute, and 20-second mark in Endgame. This is during Thor and Rocket’s visit to Asgard in 2013. Thor becomes emotional after seeing his mother, while Rocket prepares to extract the Reality Stone, or Aether, from Jane Foster.
The timestamp lands around the moment Thor is trying to control his emotions, just before Rocket asks whether he’s crying. Now, I know what you’re thinking. What does Thor crying have to do with Avengers: Doomsday? Well, I think the real connection could be the Reality Stone.
Remember how Steve Rogers was supposed to return all the Infinity Stones to their original timelines at the end of Endgame? We never actually saw how he did it. I’ve always wondered how he managed to return the Reality Stone. Rocket had to extract the Aether from Jane Foster’s body. So did Steve somehow put it back inside her? How would that even work?
And then there’s the Soul Stone. Did Steve simply return to Vormir and hand it over to Red Skull? That’s another conversation I would’ve loved to see. The Russo brothers never gave us a definitive on-screen explanation of how Steve completed these missions. So what if Steve didn’t get everything right?
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