#endgame.

[elieandra]

post of shame, you milkyvan

[yeonggisbitch]

actually living for side characters thinking nol and shin-ae are dating

[rayshippouuchiha]

So I think the only way I could have ever liked Endgame is if at the very end, it fades to black before it abruptly has Tony gasping to life either in the cave after the arc reactor installation, or just after he fell out of the wormhole. That's right, it would have been better with the "it was all a fever dream" trope

Ohh man.

It wasn’t even a fever dream.

No no.

It really was a vision.

Trapped between life and death, suspended in an infinite second between heartbeats, Tony is treated/tortured with knowledge of what could be if he doesn’t move carefully in the future.

This time Tony falls from the wormhole and once again throws himself full force into making sure that what he saw never comes to be only he’s far better armed than he was the last time.

Strange’s true plan was sending a psychic ripple back through to the past and making Tony Stark of yesteryear aware of the future so that he’ll have almost a decade to do what’s necessary to prevent it from happening.

[hunterhalo1106jl]

And we love you 3000

[oncerollercoaster]

One Last Sacrifice, Tony Stark.

[pixabox]

End of the line my ass

[raddaughter]

Listen I’m just laying here thinking about what was going through Lena’s head when she ordered all those flowers for Kara in 2x12. Like if Kara’s office was “overflowing” (granted her “office” is like, a desk) that means... idk 10+ orders of flowers? The cost is unimportant in her eyes, considering she is Loaded, but the principle is fantastic to me. Lena had to be sitting there at her computer, grinning like a fool as she ordered an unreasonable amount of flowers to be delivered to CatCo for her best gal pal Kara who saved her name from the media (for the time being). She knew she was wildin but she did it anyway because Kara Danvers is her hero and that’s what friends are for. Supercorp endgame!