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In Avengers: Endgame, when Hulk initially uses the new Infinity Gauntlet, it takes a tremendous effort from him (in addition to almost burning his entire arm), in order to snap his fingers and restore the world as we knew it. Yet at the end of the movie, when Iron Man uses the Gauntlet, it seems very easy for him to snap his fingers.
How was Tony able to wield the stones with such ease when Hulk was clearly struggling with it?
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In Avengers: Endgame, when Hulk initially uses the new Infinity Gauntlet, it takes a tremendous effort from him (in addition to almost burning his entire arm), in order to snap his fingers and restore the world as we knew it. Yet at the end of the movie, when Iron Man uses the Gauntlet, it seems very easy for him to snap his fingers.
How was Tony able to wield the stones with such ease when Hulk was clearly struggling with it?
plot-explanation marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-endgame
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Dr. Sheldon CooperDr. Sheldon Cooper
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IIRC, it looked like Tony's suit helped manage the radiation/energy from the gauntlet, whereas Hulk just put it on his bare arm. Perhaps that has something to do with it.
– Charles
May 5 at 2:54
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In Avengers: Endgame, when Hulk initially uses the new Infinity Gauntlet, it takes a tremendous effort from him (in addition to almost burning his entire arm), in order to snap his fingers and restore the world as we knew it. Yet at the end of the movie, when Iron Man uses the Gauntlet, it seems very easy for him to snap his fingers.
How was Tony able to wield the stones with such ease when Hulk was clearly struggling with it?
plot-explanation marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-endgame
edited May 5 at 4:49
sanpaco
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asked May 4 at 23:11
Dr. Sheldon CooperDr. Sheldon Cooper
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In Avengers: Endgame, when Hulk initially uses the new Infinity Gauntlet, it takes a tremendous effort from him (in addition to almost burning his entire arm), in order to snap his fingers and restore the world as we knew it. Yet at the end of the movie, when Iron Man uses the Gauntlet, it seems very easy for him to snap his fingers.
How was Tony able to wield the stones with such ease when Hulk was clearly struggling with it?
plot-explanation marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-endgame
plot-explanation marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-endgame
edited May 5 at 4:49
sanpaco
17.1k1378164
asked May 4 at 23:11
Dr. Sheldon CooperDr. Sheldon Cooper
1,05811020
edited May 5 at 4:49
sanpaco
17.1k1378164
asked May 4 at 23:11
Dr. Sheldon CooperDr. Sheldon Cooper
1,05811020
edited May 5 at 4:49
sanpaco
17.1k1378164
edited May 5 at 4:49
sanpaco
17.1k1378164
edited May 5 at 4:49
sanpaco
17.1k1378164
17.1k1378164
asked May 4 at 23:11
Dr. Sheldon CooperDr. Sheldon Cooper
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asked May 4 at 23:11
Dr. Sheldon CooperDr. Sheldon Cooper
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asked May 4 at 23:11
Dr. Sheldon CooperDr. Sheldon Cooper
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IIRC, it looked like Tony's suit helped manage the radiation/energy from the gauntlet, whereas Hulk just put it on his bare arm. Perhaps that has something to do with it.
– Charles
May 5 at 2:54
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IIRC, it looked like Tony's suit helped manage the radiation/energy from the gauntlet, whereas Hulk just put it on his bare arm. Perhaps that has something to do with it.
– Charles
May 5 at 2:54
IIRC, it looked like Tony's suit helped manage the radiation/energy from the gauntlet, whereas Hulk just put it on his bare arm. Perhaps that has something to do with it.
– Charles
May 5 at 2:54
IIRC, it looked like Tony's suit helped manage the radiation/energy from the gauntlet, whereas Hulk just put it on his bare arm. Perhaps that has something to do with it.
– Charles
May 5 at 2:54
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No, Hulk is clearly the stronger of the two.
You have to keep in mind what is actually being accomplished at the time each of them snaps their fingers.
Hulk is bringing back everyone and everything that Thanos destroyed - i.e. 50% of all life in the universe. He's also trying to force the Stones to bring back Natasha, which they cannot do.
Tony is using the Stones to destroy Thanos and his army.
One is a much bigger task than the other - and although it clearly hurts Hulk, it does
kill Tony.
edited May 5 at 0:18
Jenayah
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answered May 4 at 23:19
DaveDave
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I didn't see any evidence in the movies that the stones require more strength to use if being used for a "bigger" task.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 0:32
2
@GendoIkari ... the relatively trivial activities such as blowing up Thor's ship, or transporting them across half the galaxy, or bringing back Vision and the mind-stone seem to take little effort. It completely seems like the size of the task relates to the strength or effort required.
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 0:41
1
I didn't notice Thanos needing to use any effort in Infinity War to do the snap. The only times he struggled to snap was when other people were physically restraining his hand from doing so; both when just trying to use the stones in earlier battles, and when trying to snap for the final snap.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:39
1
From what I noticed, all of the strain put on Hulk was related to the act of putting on the glove / wielding the stones. They even specifically mention in dialog that the stones give off immense energy that make it dangerous to the holder. It didn't seem like the act of snapping was what was difficult for him; it was just wielding the stones at all.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:40
1
@GendoIkari if I'm not mistaken, post snap we see both the gauntlet itself and the entire (visible) left hand side of Thanos is damaged. images.app.goo.gl/DcvwVjfFxJa7iBHz6
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 2:23
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No, in my opinion if you're referring to strength of both characters then clearly Ironman wasn't stronger than Hulk.
Why so? As in the story of endgame, it was mentioned that Hulk was created due to gamma radiation (ofcourse serums was important part) and gauntlet would release gamma radiation upon use meaning he might be able to use it with caution and still end up burning his hand.
And clearly in the case of Ironman, he was simply human with extra strength from suit. He weild infinity stones temporary through this suit's nano-fiber technology to hold it for small instance of time although ends up giving his life in such supreme act of snapping fingers.
So if may be Ironman use power from his suit to snap his fingers and if we refer to @Dave's answer, restoring "rest of half the universe" takes more strength compared to vanishing "Thanos and his army" & that's why Hulk struggled and for Ironman it was piece of cake.
answered May 5 at 6:11
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Hulk is stronger. In recent fights hulk beat the crap out of Iron Man unless Iron Man was using his Hulk Buster Suit and even then Tony could only hope to calm the Hulk down, he never had a chance of actually beating him
I also totally agree with the other answers but you also have to remember that was Tony's final move. Hulk struggled but he was also fighting to control the gauntlet and to survive using it. He got time to brace himself for the toll of using the gauntlet. Tony knew what was going to happen when he snapped his fingers and he put every last bit of himself into snapping them
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No, Hulk is clearly the stronger of the two.
You have to keep in mind what is actually being accomplished at the time each of them snaps their fingers.
Hulk is bringing back everyone and everything that Thanos destroyed - i.e. 50% of all life in the universe. He's also trying to force the Stones to bring back Natasha, which they cannot do.
Tony is using the Stones to destroy Thanos and his army.
One is a much bigger task than the other - and although it clearly hurts Hulk, it does
kill Tony.
edited May 5 at 0:18
Jenayah
3,67212335
answered May 4 at 23:19
DaveDave
10k23863
1
I didn't see any evidence in the movies that the stones require more strength to use if being used for a "bigger" task.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 0:32
2
@GendoIkari ... the relatively trivial activities such as blowing up Thor's ship, or transporting them across half the galaxy, or bringing back Vision and the mind-stone seem to take little effort. It completely seems like the size of the task relates to the strength or effort required.
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 0:41
1
I didn't notice Thanos needing to use any effort in Infinity War to do the snap. The only times he struggled to snap was when other people were physically restraining his hand from doing so; both when just trying to use the stones in earlier battles, and when trying to snap for the final snap.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:39
1
From what I noticed, all of the strain put on Hulk was related to the act of putting on the glove / wielding the stones. They even specifically mention in dialog that the stones give off immense energy that make it dangerous to the holder. It didn't seem like the act of snapping was what was difficult for him; it was just wielding the stones at all.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:40
1
@GendoIkari if I'm not mistaken, post snap we see both the gauntlet itself and the entire (visible) left hand side of Thanos is damaged. images.app.goo.gl/DcvwVjfFxJa7iBHz6
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 2:23
|
show 5 more comments
No, Hulk is clearly the stronger of the two.
You have to keep in mind what is actually being accomplished at the time each of them snaps their fingers.
Hulk is bringing back everyone and everything that Thanos destroyed - i.e. 50% of all life in the universe. He's also trying to force the Stones to bring back Natasha, which they cannot do.
Tony is using the Stones to destroy Thanos and his army.
One is a much bigger task than the other - and although it clearly hurts Hulk, it does
kill Tony.
edited May 5 at 0:18
Jenayah
3,67212335
answered May 4 at 23:19
DaveDave
10k23863
1
I didn't see any evidence in the movies that the stones require more strength to use if being used for a "bigger" task.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 0:32
2
@GendoIkari ... the relatively trivial activities such as blowing up Thor's ship, or transporting them across half the galaxy, or bringing back Vision and the mind-stone seem to take little effort. It completely seems like the size of the task relates to the strength or effort required.
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 0:41
1
I didn't notice Thanos needing to use any effort in Infinity War to do the snap. The only times he struggled to snap was when other people were physically restraining his hand from doing so; both when just trying to use the stones in earlier battles, and when trying to snap for the final snap.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:39
1
From what I noticed, all of the strain put on Hulk was related to the act of putting on the glove / wielding the stones. They even specifically mention in dialog that the stones give off immense energy that make it dangerous to the holder. It didn't seem like the act of snapping was what was difficult for him; it was just wielding the stones at all.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:40
1
@GendoIkari if I'm not mistaken, post snap we see both the gauntlet itself and the entire (visible) left hand side of Thanos is damaged. images.app.goo.gl/DcvwVjfFxJa7iBHz6
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 2:23
|
show 5 more comments
No, Hulk is clearly the stronger of the two.
You have to keep in mind what is actually being accomplished at the time each of them snaps their fingers.
Hulk is bringing back everyone and everything that Thanos destroyed - i.e. 50% of all life in the universe. He's also trying to force the Stones to bring back Natasha, which they cannot do.
Tony is using the Stones to destroy Thanos and his army.
One is a much bigger task than the other - and although it clearly hurts Hulk, it does
kill Tony.
edited May 5 at 0:18
Jenayah
3,67212335
answered May 4 at 23:19
DaveDave
10k23863
No, Hulk is clearly the stronger of the two.
You have to keep in mind what is actually being accomplished at the time each of them snaps their fingers.
Hulk is bringing back everyone and everything that Thanos destroyed - i.e. 50% of all life in the universe. He's also trying to force the Stones to bring back Natasha, which they cannot do.
Tony is using the Stones to destroy Thanos and his army.
One is a much bigger task than the other - and although it clearly hurts Hulk, it does
kill Tony.
edited May 5 at 0:18
Jenayah
3,67212335
answered May 4 at 23:19
DaveDave
10k23863
edited May 5 at 0:18
Jenayah
3,67212335
edited May 5 at 0:18
Jenayah
3,67212335
edited May 5 at 0:18
Jenayah
3,67212335
3,67212335
answered May 4 at 23:19
DaveDave
10k23863
answered May 4 at 23:19
DaveDave
10k23863
answered May 4 at 23:19
DaveDave
10k23863
10k23863
1
I didn't see any evidence in the movies that the stones require more strength to use if being used for a "bigger" task.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 0:32
2
@GendoIkari ... the relatively trivial activities such as blowing up Thor's ship, or transporting them across half the galaxy, or bringing back Vision and the mind-stone seem to take little effort. It completely seems like the size of the task relates to the strength or effort required.
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 0:41
1
I didn't notice Thanos needing to use any effort in Infinity War to do the snap. The only times he struggled to snap was when other people were physically restraining his hand from doing so; both when just trying to use the stones in earlier battles, and when trying to snap for the final snap.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:39
1
From what I noticed, all of the strain put on Hulk was related to the act of putting on the glove / wielding the stones. They even specifically mention in dialog that the stones give off immense energy that make it dangerous to the holder. It didn't seem like the act of snapping was what was difficult for him; it was just wielding the stones at all.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:40
1
@GendoIkari if I'm not mistaken, post snap we see both the gauntlet itself and the entire (visible) left hand side of Thanos is damaged. images.app.goo.gl/DcvwVjfFxJa7iBHz6
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 2:23
|
show 5 more comments
1
I didn't see any evidence in the movies that the stones require more strength to use if being used for a "bigger" task.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 0:32
2
@GendoIkari ... the relatively trivial activities such as blowing up Thor's ship, or transporting them across half the galaxy, or bringing back Vision and the mind-stone seem to take little effort. It completely seems like the size of the task relates to the strength or effort required.
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 0:41
1
I didn't notice Thanos needing to use any effort in Infinity War to do the snap. The only times he struggled to snap was when other people were physically restraining his hand from doing so; both when just trying to use the stones in earlier battles, and when trying to snap for the final snap.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:39
1
From what I noticed, all of the strain put on Hulk was related to the act of putting on the glove / wielding the stones. They even specifically mention in dialog that the stones give off immense energy that make it dangerous to the holder. It didn't seem like the act of snapping was what was difficult for him; it was just wielding the stones at all.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:40
1
@GendoIkari if I'm not mistaken, post snap we see both the gauntlet itself and the entire (visible) left hand side of Thanos is damaged. images.app.goo.gl/DcvwVjfFxJa7iBHz6
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 2:23
1
1
I didn't see any evidence in the movies that the stones require more strength to use if being used for a "bigger" task.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 0:32
I didn't see any evidence in the movies that the stones require more strength to use if being used for a "bigger" task.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 0:32
2
2
@GendoIkari ... the relatively trivial activities such as blowing up Thor's ship, or transporting them across half the galaxy, or bringing back Vision and the mind-stone seem to take little effort. It completely seems like the size of the task relates to the strength or effort required.
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 0:41
@GendoIkari ... the relatively trivial activities such as blowing up Thor's ship, or transporting them across half the galaxy, or bringing back Vision and the mind-stone seem to take little effort. It completely seems like the size of the task relates to the strength or effort required.
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 0:41
1
1
I didn't notice Thanos needing to use any effort in Infinity War to do the snap. The only times he struggled to snap was when other people were physically restraining his hand from doing so; both when just trying to use the stones in earlier battles, and when trying to snap for the final snap.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:39
I didn't notice Thanos needing to use any effort in Infinity War to do the snap. The only times he struggled to snap was when other people were physically restraining his hand from doing so; both when just trying to use the stones in earlier battles, and when trying to snap for the final snap.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:39
1
1
From what I noticed, all of the strain put on Hulk was related to the act of putting on the glove / wielding the stones. They even specifically mention in dialog that the stones give off immense energy that make it dangerous to the holder. It didn't seem like the act of snapping was what was difficult for him; it was just wielding the stones at all.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:40
From what I noticed, all of the strain put on Hulk was related to the act of putting on the glove / wielding the stones. They even specifically mention in dialog that the stones give off immense energy that make it dangerous to the holder. It didn't seem like the act of snapping was what was difficult for him; it was just wielding the stones at all.
– GendoIkari
May 5 at 1:40
1
1
@GendoIkari if I'm not mistaken, post snap we see both the gauntlet itself and the entire (visible) left hand side of Thanos is damaged. images.app.goo.gl/DcvwVjfFxJa7iBHz6
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 2:23
@GendoIkari if I'm not mistaken, post snap we see both the gauntlet itself and the entire (visible) left hand side of Thanos is damaged. images.app.goo.gl/DcvwVjfFxJa7iBHz6
– iandotkelly♦
May 5 at 2:23
|
show 5 more comments
No, in my opinion if you're referring to strength of both characters then clearly Ironman wasn't stronger than Hulk.
Why so? As in the story of endgame, it was mentioned that Hulk was created due to gamma radiation (ofcourse serums was important part) and gauntlet would release gamma radiation upon use meaning he might be able to use it with caution and still end up burning his hand.
And clearly in the case of Ironman, he was simply human with extra strength from suit. He weild infinity stones temporary through this suit's nano-fiber technology to hold it for small instance of time although ends up giving his life in such supreme act of snapping fingers.
So if may be Ironman use power from his suit to snap his fingers and if we refer to @Dave's answer, restoring "rest of half the universe" takes more strength compared to vanishing "Thanos and his army" & that's why Hulk struggled and for Ironman it was piece of cake.
answered May 5 at 6:11
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No, in my opinion if you're referring to strength of both characters then clearly Ironman wasn't stronger than Hulk.
Why so? As in the story of endgame, it was mentioned that Hulk was created due to gamma radiation (ofcourse serums was important part) and gauntlet would release gamma radiation upon use meaning he might be able to use it with caution and still end up burning his hand.
And clearly in the case of Ironman, he was simply human with extra strength from suit. He weild infinity stones temporary through this suit's nano-fiber technology to hold it for small instance of time although ends up giving his life in such supreme act of snapping fingers.
So if may be Ironman use power from his suit to snap his fingers and if we refer to @Dave's answer, restoring "rest of half the universe" takes more strength compared to vanishing "Thanos and his army" & that's why Hulk struggled and for Ironman it was piece of cake.
answered May 5 at 6:11
Jeel VankhedeJeel Vankhede
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No, in my opinion if you're referring to strength of both characters then clearly Ironman wasn't stronger than Hulk.
Why so? As in the story of endgame, it was mentioned that Hulk was created due to gamma radiation (ofcourse serums was important part) and gauntlet would release gamma radiation upon use meaning he might be able to use it with caution and still end up burning his hand.
And clearly in the case of Ironman, he was simply human with extra strength from suit. He weild infinity stones temporary through this suit's nano-fiber technology to hold it for small instance of time although ends up giving his life in such supreme act of snapping fingers.
So if may be Ironman use power from his suit to snap his fingers and if we refer to @Dave's answer, restoring "rest of half the universe" takes more strength compared to vanishing "Thanos and his army" & that's why Hulk struggled and for Ironman it was piece of cake.
answered May 5 at 6:11
Jeel VankhedeJeel Vankhede
26818
No, in my opinion if you're referring to strength of both characters then clearly Ironman wasn't stronger than Hulk.
Why so? As in the story of endgame, it was mentioned that Hulk was created due to gamma radiation (ofcourse serums was important part) and gauntlet would release gamma radiation upon use meaning he might be able to use it with caution and still end up burning his hand.
And clearly in the case of Ironman, he was simply human with extra strength from suit. He weild infinity stones temporary through this suit's nano-fiber technology to hold it for small instance of time although ends up giving his life in such supreme act of snapping fingers.
So if may be Ironman use power from his suit to snap his fingers and if we refer to @Dave's answer, restoring "rest of half the universe" takes more strength compared to vanishing "Thanos and his army" & that's why Hulk struggled and for Ironman it was piece of cake.
answered May 5 at 6:11
Jeel VankhedeJeel Vankhede
26818
answered May 5 at 6:11
Jeel VankhedeJeel Vankhede
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answered May 5 at 6:11
Jeel VankhedeJeel Vankhede
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Hulk is stronger. In recent fights hulk beat the crap out of Iron Man unless Iron Man was using his Hulk Buster Suit and even then Tony could only hope to calm the Hulk down, he never had a chance of actually beating him
I also totally agree with the other answers but you also have to remember that was Tony's final move. Hulk struggled but he was also fighting to control the gauntlet and to survive using it. He got time to brace himself for the toll of using the gauntlet. Tony knew what was going to happen when he snapped his fingers and he put every last bit of himself into snapping them
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Hulk is stronger. In recent fights hulk beat the crap out of Iron Man unless Iron Man was using his Hulk Buster Suit and even then Tony could only hope to calm the Hulk down, he never had a chance of actually beating him
I also totally agree with the other answers but you also have to remember that was Tony's final move. Hulk struggled but he was also fighting to control the gauntlet and to survive using it. He got time to brace himself for the toll of using the gauntlet. Tony knew what was going to happen when he snapped his fingers and he put every last bit of himself into snapping them
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Hulk is stronger. In recent fights hulk beat the crap out of Iron Man unless Iron Man was using his Hulk Buster Suit and even then Tony could only hope to calm the Hulk down, he never had a chance of actually beating him
I also totally agree with the other answers but you also have to remember that was Tony's final move. Hulk struggled but he was also fighting to control the gauntlet and to survive using it. He got time to brace himself for the toll of using the gauntlet. Tony knew what was going to happen when he snapped his fingers and he put every last bit of himself into snapping them
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Hulk is stronger. In recent fights hulk beat the crap out of Iron Man unless Iron Man was using his Hulk Buster Suit and even then Tony could only hope to calm the Hulk down, he never had a chance of actually beating him
I also totally agree with the other answers but you also have to remember that was Tony's final move. Hulk struggled but he was also fighting to control the gauntlet and to survive using it. He got time to brace himself for the toll of using the gauntlet. Tony knew what was going to happen when he snapped his fingers and he put every last bit of himself into snapping them
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IIRC, it looked like Tony's suit helped manage the radiation/energy from the gauntlet, whereas Hulk just put it on his bare arm. Perhaps that has something to do with it.
– Charles
May 5 at 2:54