Anthony's ultra-blockbuster climax and Oeo Rousseau "Avengers: Endgame" was a battle between the powerful heated space Alien Thanos (Oshos Brolin) and about 40 superhero characters, all introduced during 21 previous films in Marvel's Chinese universe. The battle is the moment when MCU is scattered with a story, clever, character or shade and goes for the throat, allowing those superheroes to calculate Thanos and its miniatures 37 full minutes. The order ends with the Iron Man (Robert Downey, Runior) killing Tanos and his many, many miniatures with a set of magical stones with wishes. The Moral implications of the mass murder of the manlace man in the "ultimate game" Don't handle, but no one cared. The fans came for a bef-boom-pushion of it all.

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Indeed, it was more fun for MCC fans just to see the franchise heroes using their weapons, accessories and powers at the same time. Some people cheered when Captain America (Chris Evans) was able to use Thor's magic hammer (Chris Hemsworth), something he did not do in previous MCC films. The characters also used pistols, gater, magic, comet -like abilities and pegasuses to wound the attacking aliens. This was not time to fight with ethical puzzles, daddy questions or government oversight. This was the time to release an orgy of fantasy violence.

Among the weapons shown in this sequence was the two -blade match that was worn by Tanos. It was longer than Thanos was tall and had a handle in the middle. The whole thing looked pretty bad and it seemed to shine inside, perhaps powered by an unknown battery. Thanos, who is about nine meters high and was made of clean, mystical, foreign muscles, was able to use the sword with ease.

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It is not explicitly stated in the film, but fans of Marvel Comics have theorized that Tanos's sword is made of a mystical metal called Uru - the same substance as Mlen.

According to mythology set in the 2020s Marvel Comics, Uru is a metal stone, which comes from an incredibly ancient moon and is one of the earliest known ores. It is said to have mystical properties due to its weather to Big Bang, allowing it to absorb and keep magical energy as a battery. Uru can only be found on the planet Nidavelir, which exists in the same dimension as the Asgard Hotel on Thor. It is used to create various mystical objects in Marvel comics, including Thor hammer, armor armor suit called destroyer, Odin's spears and other weapons across the corner of the universe.

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Since nothing is really stated explicitly for Tanos's "Endgame" sword, the audience can only conclude that it is made of Uru and thus has magical properties. This would explain why the match could be exposed through the almost unnecessary shield of Captain America during the last fight "Endgame". Since MCC films have really made them explicit, Cap Shield is made of a miracle metal element called vibranium, which seems to pulsating with its own inner energy. The shield, which works against the laws of physics, is able to redistribute all the kinetic forces that affect it. That's why Cap managed to fall off a building, but a safe land on his shield in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Vibranium is also a miracle substance from which Black Panther's suit is made and continues to allow its native land, Wakanda, to secretly develop super-advanced technologies. It is also known to be one of the most difficult substances on earth, making it very dramatic when Thanos smeared through it with the sword.

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If Tanos's sword was made of magical Uru, he would also explain how he could use it to prevent Thor's double weapons attacks, Mielnor and Stombraker.

It is worth pausing to note that Jimim Starling, the writer of the Marvel comic book created by Tanos, hates the character sword. He thought he looked too much like a helicopter blade and assumed that the Rousseau brothers were trying to evoke Thanos (really absurd) personally written yellow helicopter, deleted from the depths of old comic book Spiderman. (The helicopter was also seen in an episode of the Loki TV series.)

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The fact that Thanos once had a personal helicopter is silly enough to remind readers that Marvel's comics are huge, surreal and invent characters and stories - like a soap opera - since the 1960s. As such, there is a whole periodic table of fictional elements invented by Marvel writers. For example, MCC referred to the new element that Tony Stark has synthesized with the help of a home -made particle accelerator in "IRONEAL PAN 2." Stark was looking for something to replace the palladium in his arc reactor, but he never named the element (though, in Marvel's comics, he was sometimes referred to as "Badassium").

An entire encyclopedia of fictional substances from Marvel can be written. Hence, for our purposes here, we will only make references to things such as Dutch, nanominium, plandanium, epidurium, graviotonium, urlium, mysterium, victorium, kavarit, argonite, flexiston (word obtained from alchemy in real-world). Most of these fictional elements invent writers to explain the magical physics of the Marvel Universe or create a new obstacle to the hero. If the rays of the cyclops eyes cannot be fueled by a certain metal, for example, the "X-Men" collaborator may explain that it is constructed by an ultra-strong fictional substance that can withstand the eyes. If readers can pay attention to the properties of fictional metals, they will know the boundaries and rules of the universe.

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X-Men fans know everything about adamantium, which, like vibranium, is said to be the most difficult substance on Earth. This is what Volverine's metal skeleton is made, and the results of the X-Men films speak openly about adamantium.

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The MCC was not allowed to refer to adamantium for years after it was connected to X-Men. By 2017, the 20th century Fox had the film rights of all mutant mutants, including adamantium. However, when Disney bought Fox, he inherited the rights of the characters X-Men, the indication and iconography. The audience has already seen more references to the X-Men since then, entering the MCC, including Ammoto of the Astver (Kelsey Grammer) in Marwels and many, many of Fox's Marvel in "Deadpool & Wolverine".

Adamantium was finally mentioned in Captain America: A Brave New World "in 2025. There, it was explained by President Ross (Harrison Ford) that metal deposits were discovered in the dead body of the petrified space deity known as heavenly. The remains of the heavenly sitting in the oceans of the earth From the events of Chloe Hao's Eternali, One of the less celebrated MCC films (but also one of the best). This was a clever way to bring a large stock to the X-Men metal in MCC organic. Hugh Jackecman's Wolverine is said to be from a parallel universe to MCU, so only walking on it (and his adamatium skeleton) will not provide the writers of the franchise access to many adamantium. How strongly the metal plays in MCC's future films remains to be seen.

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