Did Malekith cut off the head of the Celestial (Knowhere)?
In the comics, the Celestials created the universe when it was all pure darkness, and Knull (king of darkness) didn't like this. In revenge against the Celestials for taking his darkness, he cut off the head of one of them using the Necrosword; that head is now Knowhere.
In Thor: The Dark World, the Dark Elves' plan was to use the Aether to plunge the Nine Realms back into pure darkness. Since Knull's existence in the MCU isn't confirmed (or perhaps he does exist and everything happened the same way as in the comics, and he simply didn't appear), could it be that the Dark Elves (I'm assuming Malekith as their leader) killed that Celestial?
Considering that Knull hasn't been mentioned and his goals are similar to those of the elves, perhaps they took his place in the story.)
In Thor: The Dark World, the Dark Elves' plan was to use the Aether to plunge the Nine Realms back into pure darkness. Since Knull's existence in the MCU isn't confirmed (or perhaps he does exist and everything happened the same way as in the comics, and he simply didn't appear), could it be that the Dark Elves (I'm assuming Malekith as their leader) killed that Celestial?
Considering that Knull hasn't been mentioned and his goals are similar to those of the elves, perhaps they took his place in the story.)
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Meanwhile, in What If, Agatha did drain power from a Celestial and was capable of battling Arisham, so while What If power scaling is out of wack, it does show that Celestials are not as all powerful as they pretend to be.
EDIT: Also, the Unamind in Eternals killed a celestial. People are capable of creating tech that can take on gods anyway... Bruce and Tony made Ultron, Bruce made Hulk.
Jane isn't going to create a device to sever the head of a celestial. And although powerful, I don't think the Unimind is that strong either. Within power, there is also limits. Now, could I see someone like Sentry at full power doing it? Absolutely
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Edit: Seems to have triggered some people but a quick google shows this is not an uncommon theory.
Ego explains he became a disembodied brain somehow. Where is there a big skull that might have had a brain in it?
[https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Ego#Apparition\_in\_the\_Galaxy](https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Ego#Apparition_in_the_Galaxy)
Funny how you've gone from 'he explains this' to 'how else could this have happened?' - next you'll say it just makes sense and that's enough to make baseless conclusions that are actively contradicted by the actual film. He is definitely not killed before his entire life story begins, and I have no idea why his skull would be god knows how many times bigger than the brain at the centre of his planet (the brain which isn't even impressively bigger than Baby Groot).
I don't think Sweden is a large enough market to change things like that around. At most they'd try to keep the pronounciation as different as possible.
Would be kinda funny if we got a Swedish version that was identical except for his name being dubbed to something else tho.
Not sure how they have dealt with it in comics and cartoons he might've appeared in?
i mean, sure - because NOTHING has been said either way, if you want to believe there are connections that have no reason to be - Sure! why the fuck not? but don't believe for a moment that the MCU in any way has hinted at this let alone Confirmed it.
also, there's no reason not to believe Thor and Gamora met when she was a child and both just don't remember each other - nothing to suggest they did, but nothing to suggest this isn't true. (also, rocket raccoon doesn't have a penis, he urinates through a mesh grid on his chest and usually wears suits that harvests it and then cleans and dries his chest.