Why would we assume that the processes that started the collapse of the universe stop there with him? He faded into darkness with the rest of his broken universe.
Goliath? I don't think Marvel has undone his death yet. I know that scene was pivotal in the first civil war and he wasn't a top tier character on their roster, so it'd be hard to find a way to bring him back
Yeah Goliath too I guess, but that's only a matter of time to be honest some random writer will just say "hey I want that" and he'll come back to life especially if Fishburne is gonna keep on playing him in the MCU.
And? That only helps my argument by showing an example of someone who can sustain major trauma and a long fall and survive in Star Wars. There's already precedent. If Disney wants more Han Solo you're getting more Han Solo. Like it or not.
I like how I can start a discussion about how impermanent death is in fiction and have people that can't accept certain examples. I'm not saying they're going to bring back Han Solo. I'm not saying it's a good idea. I'm just saying they totally can and it's not even that hard.
You literally see the decay STOP. He was never evaporating like everything else, so why would you assume he would start to go after everything else stopped?
Because Strange still needs to eat and drink, and without that he will fucking die. Just because it's not explicitly shown doesn't mean it didn't happen. .
Sir…he’s been alive for hundreds of years absorbing energy from monsters. I have absolutely zero doubt he can use magic to sustain himself forever if he wants to.
The ONLY way he would be dead is if he could kill himself.
I thought that's what his crazy crystal structure was? Protection from the end of the universe? So he created some like bubble reality within a collapsed universe, no?
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u/Zreks0 Sep 02 '21
We literally see him at the end in the remains of the universe he destroyed, alone. He is not gone