It made perfect sense that Heimdall was the bearer of the soulstone

The location of the Soul Stone remained a mystery until the release of Infinity War, but the fandom had several theories, and the one I believed in was that Heimdall possessed it.

Starting with his powers, which include monitoring people and their intentions, which fits the concept of the stone, the stone's color is the same as his eyes and armor.

But what most reinforced this theory was what was seen in Age of Ultron, when the Avengers were having visions due to Wanda, which were supposedly visions of what would happen in Infinity War (for example, Tony seeing the Avengers defeated). Thor then encounters a Heimdall with white eyes acting very strangely (where everything seemed to indicate that it was because Thanos took the stone from him and he lost his soul).

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FX1142025-11-01 22:00

But would Odin have kept two stones on Asgard?

alexjf562025-11-01 22:03

The big argument against the theory

LexiYoung2025-11-01 22:06

What was the other stone? Space stone was hidden in midgard, reality was some weird nether region I can’t remember exactly… rest never seemed to be in his possession?

smithburg20212025-11-01 22:10

The Tesseract (Space Stone) was put in Odin’s vault at the end of the first Avengers and Loki took it out during the climax of Thor: Ragnarok

LexiYoung2025-11-01 22:11

Ahhh yup. I was remembering ragnorak when hela said “faake” but that was to the gauntlet not the stone

ProblematicPenguins2025-11-01 22:13

Asgard had the tesseract after the events of Avengers 1 and would have been destroyed with it had Loki not taken it when they escaped right before Infinity War

lanceturley2025-11-01 22:33

I think the stone itself would have survived and would probably just be lost in space somewhere. In Endgame Thanos said he used the stones to destroy the stones, which to me implies that nothing else in the universe is strong enough to actually destroy an Infinity Stone.

BraxtonFullerton2025-11-01 22:35

Until Wanda did it...

lanceturley2025-11-01 22:38

That's true, I forgot she was able to destroy the mind stone. So maybe she had the power to destroy all of them, but since she was dusted that only left Thanos with one option.

atomcrafter2025-11-02 10:36

Captain Marvel is a child of the stones in the same way.

LexiYoung2025-11-01 22:47

Yea but she was created from the stones sorta and also insanely powerful

PapaSnow2025-11-01 23:46

Right, so it’s literally a different form of “using the stone to destroy the stone” in my opinion

Rampagingflames2025-11-01 22:14

I'd imagine it would be a similar thing to the time stone and the ancient one where Heimdall was the protector of the soul stone.

Old_Man_Robot2025-11-01 22:25

Perhaps that is the play though. No one would think Odin would do that.

So he stores one in his famous vault, where everyone would expect him to hide something that powerful. The other hidden in plain sight, in the first person visitors meet when arriving in Asgard.

agasizzi2025-11-02 01:27

Assuming he knew heimdal had it

FX1142025-11-02 01:51

How wouldn't he? Presumably, Heimdal would have gotten it from him.

agasizzi2025-11-02 03:26

I guess I don’t recall Odin being responsible for all of the stones whereabouts, and it’s not like HeimdAl wasn’t known for always keeping secrets that were for the greater good.

alexjf562025-11-01 22:03

I like the theory a lot

MonsieurAK2025-11-01 22:04

Real ones were here for T H A N O S

AdConsistent82102025-11-01 22:15

Tesseract, Heimdall, Aether, Necklace, Orb, Sceptre.
It made so much sense

Silent_Anxiety48282025-11-01 22:16

It made 0 sense. The necklace was never called the necklace it was always called the eye of agamotto

hemareddit2025-11-01 22:32

Yep, if the Eye was Necklace then Tesserect would be Cube, the theory had no consistency, also why the fuck would the containers spell out his name in English letters in the first place.

FalenAlter2025-11-01 22:45

They don't all need to be the same type of name; the first half are proper nouns and the second half are containers and that's fine, and obviously the name spelling it out would be an Easter egg for the audience, not something that people in the MCU would "know", and of course it'd be English since the movies are all primarily in English. Hell, it'd be funny if someone in-universe put together the THANOS theory after Endgame as a joke; a random conspiracy theorist guy in SHIELD or something.

OneAngryDuck2025-11-01 23:03

Cube, Heimdall, Underground chamber, Mystic item, Powersphere, Stick

Oreo-and-Fly2025-11-02 02:45

CHUMPS

cygnus22025-11-04 03:45

That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.

Spacegirllll62025-11-01 22:18

You just unlocked a long lost memory with that

ClownsAteMyBaby2025-11-01 22:10

Poor Idris Elba got underutilised in MCU

Realistic_Analyst_262025-11-01 22:33

Hot take: Not every actor needs to be a main character, doesn’t matter how good they are.

ImaginaryWerewolf2002025-11-01 22:35

Agreed on both counts. I think Heimdall could have been better utilized but big name actors don’t always need to be the main character

Dust_Pan_Ninja2025-11-01 22:36

Bonus point: sometimes it’s good because they are underutilized. Lots of movies and shows have ruined something good by leaning into it when it wasn’t meant to be.

Caracallademise2025-11-01 22:42

But they kinda unplayed his role since he was supposedly Thors besties. Like it was more tell than show

curious_dead2025-11-02 00:43

People don't like how Taika dealt with the Warriors Three and they are right, but also, he gave us the best Heimdall scenes. Love the shot of Heimdall accompanying the fleeing Asgardians, his sword on his back. Felt really epic. Also the vision he shares with Thor fighting the undead, wish we could have seen more of him but what we got was pretty cool.

VonDoom19622025-11-02 07:07

That was an upgrade for Heimdall, considering that years ago Idris Elba had stated that playing the character had become tedious and had disappointed him, and in his return in Ragnarok they made him very cool.

SpeedBlitzX2025-11-02 11:03

I remember reading that he said he wasn't a fan of the armor as it was heavy and he'd have long hours having to wear it.

Which i'm assuming is why his character ends up not having it in Thor Ragnarok.

OneBigWonton2025-11-01 22:10

They literally had an entire post credit scene as to why they had to store the reality stone with the collector but it seems like everyone just ignores it. They clearly state that its unwise to keep two stones close together.

dsolodom2025-11-01 22:15

Because weren’t they talking about the Tesseract/Space Stone?

FX1142025-11-01 22:28

The principal stands, though.

Wolfwood282025-11-01 23:04

While the teachers and students all sit?

cedarplanar2025-11-01 23:14

The janitor never sits.

TheRealPallando2025-11-01 23:49

He can do that all day

Precursor25522025-11-01 23:44

Yes. So Heimdall can’t have the soul stone as that would be two stones on Asgard with the Tesseract. The reality stone would be a third in that scenario.

Bropiphany2025-11-02 01:26

Maybe this isn't what OP was saying, but I could believe that Heimdall knew *where* the soul stone was, and maybe even its guardian, but the proximity issue is why it was kept on Vormir instead.

Captain_Cringe_2025-11-02 16:11

But then what’s the point of the theory if that’s the case? The Heimdall theory makes sense only if it explains his own powers as something that was there all along. If the theory just is “Heimdall knows where the Soul Stone is but he doesn’t use it himself”, I don’t think there’s any point in the theory even existing.

It makes more sense for the theory to be bent to say that Heimdall has and uses the Soul Stone but only he and Odin know about it. They’re not worried about that being in the same vicinity as the Space Stone because nobody knows one of them exists (whereas everyone knows about the Reality Stone now).

sea-horse-2025-11-02 20:19

I mean, it makes sense that he got powers from the soul stone and then the stone was put somewhere else. Captain Marvel, Wanda Maximoff etc all got powers this way.

I don't think anyone's saying the stones can't be near each other for awhile, obviously that's true as they often are to no detriment, but shouldn't be stored together long term.

Captain_Cringe_2025-11-02 21:44

It can technically happen, but I’m saying it’s awkward from a storytelling standpoint. Pietro, Wanda, and Carol getting permanent powers from the Space Stone is all a matter of convenience because the Tesseract was retconned into being an Infinity Stone — also why it’s by far the least consistent Infinity Stone in terms of what it can do.

Every other stone has been really consistent in that it can only be used when you’re physically wielding it, and it can only do something related to the element it’s named after. It would be weird for the Soul Stone to suddenly break that trend and go back to less consistency — particularly when it wouldn’t serve anything in the story. It’s compelling when Vision or Doctor Strange lose their stones. It’s not compelling if Heimdall just knows where it is.

VonDoom19622025-11-02 23:44

The theory did not say that Heimdall knew where the soul stone was, but that he had it (in his body or in his armor, it doesn't matter) and that's where his powers came from, like Vision.

Captain_Cringe_2025-11-03 00:48

The comment I’m mostly responding to was saying that they could buy it if Heimdall knew where it was but didn’t have it himself.

Araanim2025-11-03 04:49

Didn't Pietro and Wanda get their powers from the Mind Stone?

Captain_Cringe_2025-11-03 17:41

You see that was a decade ago and I’m a dumb fake fan

CMO_32025-11-02 03:28

You can own something and not be in immediate possession of it. Just write it that the all seeing Heimdall just has a little secret place he keeps it away from asgard tho

NowTimeDothWasteMe2025-11-01 22:20

The tesseract and time stone were both on earth for like 1000 years, didn’t seem to have a problem.

Senior-Leave7792025-11-01 22:23

They didn't know about either of them though.

jinzokan2025-11-01 23:12

Who is they?

Senior-Leave7792025-11-01 23:13

The Asgardians.

DSGandalf2025-11-01 23:33

The Asgardians left the Tesseract on Earth, according to Walder Frey in the first scene of Cap America 1

Nimelennar2025-11-01 23:46

Yes, but how would they know they're leaving it in the same place as the Time Stone?

NickTrainwrekk2025-11-01 23:59

Odin once attempted to collect them. I'd guess he'd have run into the ancient one at some point.

Nimelennar2025-11-02 00:18

I don't think it's been definitively confirmed that he tried to collect them.

We know:

* He had the Space Stone / Tesseract and knew where the Reality Stone / Aether was,
* He had a fake Infinity Gauntlet,
* The dwarves of Nidavellir knew how to make a real one, and
* Hela knew enough to recognize the Infinity Gauntlet in Asgard as a fake.

"He tried to collect them" is something you can infer from those facts, but so is "someone else tried to collect them and he and Hela stopped them," or even "he thought it was in Asgard's best interest to bluff about having a desire to collect them."

If someone *was* trying to collect them, there's no telling how far they got along that path before scattering them again. It's possible they never figured out where the Time Stone was before abandoning the effort or being stopped.

Sere12025-11-02 05:47

Yeah, it's never spelled out but I do like the idea that Odin and Hela began the process of collecting them but that this was when Odin changed his entire outlook and went from a conquering warlord to a ruling king and ousted Hela. I see the fake Gauntlet as a reminder of that time and possibly as a trophy to show off if anyone remembered that Odin tried collecting the Stones in the past. Having a "complete" Gauntlet in the weapon vault means that anyone trying to get them would be looking in entirely the wrong spot for the Stones (except for the Tesseract also being there and containing one). If you didn't know the Tesseract held a stone, you'd see the Gauntlet on display and would think that's the real deal. Only Hela was there during the initial attempt at collecting them and would know they're fake.

sadir18142025-11-03 10:38

Odin and Heimdall are both All Knowing/All Seeing.. it's literally in their description

PixelBits892025-11-01 22:31

It being unwise doesn’t mean literally every time the stones are kept close together something happens. On earth they weren’t super close either. One was hidden in Norway, the other kept in Nepal (and actively used by wizards so hard to try and take). If the asgardians kept the stone they’d both be in Odins vault.

jinzokan2025-11-01 23:13

Heimdal would have been using it

Runethe14122025-11-01 23:19

And would’ve still been within city limits since he guards the Bifrost

CountVanillula2025-11-02 00:00

The real issue is that the Asgard zoning commission is strict af. You get caught with two infinity stones in their jurisdiction without proper paperwork and the fines are *major.* Odin gave the reality stone to the collector not because of “safety” but because no one in his administration was even willing to even *try* to pull permits for something like that.

C4rdninj42025-11-02 02:54

Bureaucracy; the greatest power in the galaxy.

PixelBits892025-11-02 00:03

True. The reality stone would’ve gone to the vault, but the soul stone would be on Heimdals person for this theory. But he’s literally waiting to greet you at the bifrost gate. So any invaders looking to steal from the vault literally have the second stone put right on their path. Thats even worse!

tenehemia2025-11-02 03:28

For real. "What should we do with our most priceless treasure?" "Give it to the guy guarding the front gate!"

Thanos_Stomps2025-11-02 12:48

Nobody arrives there with Heindall or Odin inviting them. You can brute force the bifrost. The Dark Eleves flew in, so did Thor Banner Valkyrie when Hela had control of the bifrost.

PixelBits892025-11-02 13:42

Yes… and if you brute force your way through, who’s there? Heimdal.

jwbrkr742025-11-01 23:40

A vault that everyone seems to have easy access to. Some vault that is.

Weird_Angry_Kid2025-11-01 23:04

and the reality stone

exelion181202025-11-01 23:06

It wasnt on Earth until the events of the dark world

Weird_Angry_Kid2025-11-01 23:07

Oh damn, I haven't watched that movie in years

the_other_Scaevitas2025-11-02 06:12

And then the mind stone was also on earth ever since Loki came. So that’s like 3 of them all in one place.

Also I do not remember Thor the dark world enough but Jane was also on earth with the reality stone in her for a while?

Tuttutsallaround2025-11-02 13:20

I dunno, have you seen earth? Pretty messed up.

JasonP272025-11-01 22:29

Which only gives motive to the reason why they changed their plan to have it with Heimdall. They knew it would make it too easy or it would come off as Odin's fault.

OneBigWonton2025-11-01 22:31

If Heimdall already had it, they would've stored the tesseract somewhere else.

atomcrafter2025-11-02 10:30

They did. I blame Thor.

elpajaroquemamais2025-11-01 22:41

Yes. They didn’t want to store the space and reality stones together

Twindo2025-11-02 00:40

This isn’t really valid here because Earth contained at one point, 3 infinity stones which became an actual plot point in Endgame. Even with the tesseract back in Asgard, there is still the mind and time stone which were always on Earth

implodingnerd2025-11-02 01:22

I don't think that they knew the Time Stone was on Earth though. It didn't seem that they were keeping track of where they all were.

PM_YOUR_BIG_DONG2025-11-02 02:04

Yes, but the Asguardians didn't put them there. Loki did bring one, yes, but he doesn’t count, he's a Frost Giant. Besides, I think it only reinforces the point. An invasion patroned by one of the most dangerous individuals who is actively looking for the stones. Bad things happen when too many stones get together.

Time_Orchid59212025-11-02 05:20

The Mind stone wasn't always on Earth, Thanos had it and lent it to Loki for the invasion.

kickedoutatone2025-11-02 02:08

Which is ironic, considering what happens in the very next movie (GOTG)

According_Reward3012025-11-02 03:52

yeah it’s wild how they just gloss over that in later movies, like come on

hooka_pooka2025-11-02 07:17

Unwise why?

atomcrafter2025-11-02 10:32

Invading one planet is easier and more attractive than invading two.

SpeedBlitzX2025-11-02 11:02

One thing that kind of bugs me is in Endgame, when Thor is on Asgard and trying to get the Aether, he had the opportunity to also get another Tesseract. Right?

But I guess the scenes with Howard Stark and Tony Stark was more important.

StoppedListeningToMe2025-11-02 11:20

Makes you think why they didn't just chuck it in to the outer space.
Just throw it and let it flow, probably much harder to find than anywhere else.

ssjskwash2025-11-01 22:14

The only reason people thought it was him was because of his eyes and the T.H.A.N.O.S thing. Everything else is being retroactively applied.

VonDoom19622025-11-01 22:46

It's true that that theory arose because of the T.H.A.N.O.S. I also remember them saying the H stood for Hammer (because of Mjolnir, and that the Soul Stone was there, hence the idea that you have to be a good person to lift it). Or that the H stood for Heart, saying the stone was in the panther statue at the entrance to Wakanda, because in the comics that statue could read your soul, and supposedly the stone was the statue's heart.

TheNinjaDiddler2025-11-02 01:33

As it turns out, the H stood for Hurl Your Daughter Over A Cliff

Norin_Radd12092025-11-02 10:32

Vormir is in the helgenthar system so the THANOS thing still works somehow

RepresentativeName182025-11-02 05:48

Or you know... Him having a literal yellow stone in his chest plate

Silent_Anxiety48282025-11-01 22:16

This never made sense lol

The_Trade_Federation2025-11-01 22:17

It may have been an idea at one point, but I'm glad we got Vormir instead. It gave Thanos a lot more depth and added a layer of divine power even he couldn't escape. Given their importance it was already a stretch that all other infinity stones went through the hands of humans before him.

FalenAlter2025-11-01 22:49

They could've made it so Heimdall was needed to find Vormir and was like contractually obligated by the stone to do what Red Skull did when they got there. I like the end product, but I like the THANOS theory more because it rewarded people for solving a puzzle hidden throughout the movies.

SuppressiveFire2025-11-01 22:20

I’ve always said that the soul stone is the only infinity stone you can hold in your bare hand because its power doesn’t come from what it can give you, it comes from knowing what you gave up to get it.

hemareddit2025-11-01 22:36

Yeah by the time you hold it, the damage has already been done, it has already extracted its price.

mtmp40k2025-11-01 22:20

No it didn’t. Writers are going to write. Accept it

ccReptilelord2025-11-01 22:24

This was the lesser of the two theories regarding the soul stone that was pleasure to watch crash and burn. The Wakanda theory was the reason that I'm like this now.

GiveMeSomeSunshine32025-11-01 22:26

The T H A N O S theory was so well crafted, the younger me and my friend completely fell for it. But the Russos destroyed it within first 15 minutes of Infinity War and me and my friend were like, we got duped bro.

_Levitated_Shield_2025-11-01 22:26

>Thor then encounters a Heimdall with white eyes acting very strangely (where everything seemed to indicate that it was because Thanos took the stone from him and he lost his soul).

But... Heimdall literally explains to Thor that "we are all dead, can you not see that?!", hence why he looked so off.

FalenAlter2025-11-01 22:46

Usually your body loses your soul when you die in these kinds of things.

VonDoom19622025-11-01 22:52

But her white eyes made me think that, and I don't think I was the only one.

MisterAwesome932025-11-01 23:43

Not to mention that literally not a single thing indicated Thanos had anything to do with heimdall going blind

0LoveAnonymous02025-11-01 22:29

Makes sense but then everything depend on the writers

OneTrueMalekith2025-11-01 22:30

No. The Sorceror Supreme should have had it in the Eye of Agamoto. Using it to AWAKEN the Souls of wannabe Sorcerors and imprisioning dangerous entities in the Soulworld. It 100% makes more sense than the Time Stone in the Eye of Agamoto. The Time Stone should have been within Sakkar causing the time shenanigans there. Tesserract should have been the Cosmic Cube and it should have ended up broken in shutting the portal.

tobs_812025-11-01 22:38

No, the mystery of the soul stone was a very intriguing plot point. Also, it gave us arguably the most shocking moment of the entire saga - Red skull guarding it

skinny672025-11-01 22:45

I always say that he was always secretly the bearer of the soul stone until he died. Then it reverted back to vormeir.

BootsyBootsyBoom2025-11-02 00:18

Red Skull was very confused for a few decades while he waited on Vormir for the stone.

IamJohnnyHotPants2025-11-01 23:09

Agreed

jaysondez2025-11-01 23:14

It wouldn’t make sense because that’s just too easy..

WallacePainter2025-11-01 23:17

There is a long running theory (speculation) that everyone knows but I think could be tweaked to kind of tie into this. Everyone has talked about the theory that Odin actually was the first to assemble the gauntlet, and it's a theory I kind of like. It's why he has a replica of it, it's why the dwarves know how to make it/why Thanos went to them, it's why they know so much about the infinity stones.

For those who aren't as familiar, it states that during Odin and Hela's quest to conquer the realms, they stumbled across the idea to use the stones for true power. They got their hands on a few of the stones, ending with Odin sacrificing Hela's mother on Vormir to get the Soul stone. But when he did that, he realized getting them all and conquering more worlds was a bad idea and cancelled his plans.

I like the idea that, if this theory is true, Odin kind of used the Soul stone to give Heimdall his powers before he gave the stone back. That's why his powers are the same color and so similar to what you'd assume someone with the Soul stone would be able to do. Obviously this is a lot of speculation, but I think it's a fun idea.

Any-Transition952025-11-02 02:04

I liked the other theory more where Odin found out the price for the Soul Stone was his daughter Hela, and that's why he stopped his conquest at nine realms.

tgillet12025-11-02 23:02

That could work but I think it would be better for Hela to have sacrificed her mother for the soul stone leading Odin to change his approach while still giving him access to the soul stone to empower Heimdal with its abilities.

An interesting alternative would be Odin uses the time stone and sees the horrors that come from their conquest and changes his mind and then is responsible for setting up the challenge on Vormir and giving the time stone to the Sorcerer Supreme on Earth.

WallacePainter2025-11-03 05:43

Something I think I heard a few people point out is that once Thanos gets the Soul stone, he becomes a lot more empathetic and hesitant to kill anyone. He even goes so far as to intentionally not kill the Guardians with a Power stone blast. Could be pretty cool if the Soul stone has a passive effect that makes you feel more empathy and that's why Odin stopped?

But I also think the time stone idea is really cool. I like the idea that maybe he used it, saw its power, and gave it to the wizard Agamoto?

tgillet12025-11-03 13:58

I like that idea, but Thanos takes off his armor earlier than that and he doesn’t kill any of the Guardians in Nowhere when he easily could have. It doesn’t seem like the soul stone specifically is responsible for him holding back, but rather that he is close enough to achieving his goal that he really wants any further deaths to be from the snap.

theFarFuture1232025-11-03 01:05

Or maybe he is the one who hid it on Vormir in the first place and he got it in some other way

dravenonred2025-11-03 19:27

My favorite theory is that Old School Odin was a maniacal supervillain who loved killing and conquering more than he ever did his own children.

As a result, the stone took *his bloodlust* instead of a child, and thus we got the changed Odin we see from Thor's POV.

It's just sheer irony that this made him completely incompatible with Hela, who was forged in his Warlord Image.

paulricard2025-11-02 12:46

This is so cool. And seems like nothing would get in the way of it being true right? Gosh I so wish they had gone (or went!) down that route.

BaronCoop2025-11-03 05:38

Dang I thought I had come up with this theory on my own. However, I do add that this means Loki is to blame for Infinity War. Clearly he gave Thanos the idea for the Gauntlet and that the dwarves could make it, Thanos didn’t even modify the thing and just said “make me one like Odin’s.” Also, Thanos was able to track the Stones when they were used but didn’t bother until he had the Gauntlet to hold them in.

IndominusTaco2025-11-03 07:49

but at the beginning of IW ebony maw tells thanos that no being has ever wielded 2 stones at once

methos32025-11-03 13:26

Ebony Maw kinda comes off as a lying ass-kisser

Citizen_of_Danksburg2025-11-03 14:29

He could have just been flat out wrong or ignorant of the actual history of infinity stone wielders. Universe is a BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIG place.

LurkerOnTheInternet2025-11-02 00:16

Heimdall could literally see almost everything. Not specific to people or even lifeforms at all. In The Datk World he comments on the beauty of the universes aligning or whatever.

shawnnotshaun2025-11-02 00:53

I thought that they would reveal in Infinity War that the Soul Stone was in Wakanda. You know, because of the whole “ancestors with Bast” thing. Talking to dead Black Panthers and such. Vibranium practically being magic and everything. Plus, the IW trailer showed Thanos’ forces invading Wakanda; why else would they be there, if not for the Stone?

Donut7032025-11-02 03:55

Could've been both. The Soul Stone as the source of the after life realms present in Black Panther and Thor, the Panther Tree and Valhalla. In the comics the soul stone even houses its own universe, Soul World. Feels like a missed opportunity to introduce Valhalla only after destroying the stone.

Valentinee1052025-11-02 01:34

It sounds like what you're describing is just Thanos using the soul stone, not Thanos taking the soul stone.

Emergency-Ad-53792025-11-02 06:37

I can see a version of events where he was, captain marvel style, granted powers by the soul stone in some distant past event.

tehCharo2025-11-02 07:03

Then how do you explain his son having the same powers?

VonDoom19622025-11-02 23:33

Heimdall's son first appears in Love and Thunder, when this theory had already been disproven 4 years earlier.

Defiant_Wheel48882025-11-02 13:09

Another theory that was on fire was its with black panther ie inside wakanda. its spread like fire. i think its second most popular theory people spoke that time. honestly bp was good i dont say anything bad but VFX was worse at the last but still mvoie gain 1billion only because of this theory to be honest.

Sumiren5r_71102025-11-02 18:27

I've always thought him being sightless was just to add to the creepy factor, and the juxtaposition of "seeing you leading us to Hel". Overall it was meant to set up Ragnarok

sadir18142025-11-03 10:41

They introduced Warlock too late. Should have introduced him MUCH sooner (and could have done a LOT better job no less) if they were going to do Infinity War.. he's literally the key character, and host of the Soul Stone

oqqiqpippo2025-11-03 23:17

i thought this is from skyrim lol