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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT A major theory concerning the mission of the Red Skull in Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame answers huge questions about the Infinity Stones' mysterious origins and the duty of the Celestials in the MCU.
The Celestials May Have Originally Owned The Infinity Stones Close To understand the Red Skull's appearance on Vormir in Avengers: Infinity War, the theory delves into the potential origins of the Infinity Stones themselves. Previous MCU projects have confirmed that the Infinity Stones were created during the Big Bang, the very beginning of the universe, which is also possibly when the first Celestials came into existence.
Odin had a special affinity with the Infinity Stones. 2011's Thor showed a completed Infinity Gauntlet in Asgard's vault, though Thor: Ragnarok outed it as a fake. Odin was also responsible for hiding the Tesseract - the "jewel of Odin's treasure room" - on Earth, perhaps trying to keep the Infinity Stones far apart from each other.
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