For Thanos' quest, see Infinity War

For other uses, see Avengers: Infinity War (disambiguation)

Avengers: Infinity War is a 2018 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero team of the same name. The film is a sequel to The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Doctor Strange, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Thor: Ragnarok and Black Panther. It is the nineteenth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the seventh installment of Phase Three. The film was released on April 27, 2018.

The film is directed by Joe Russo and Anthony Russo and stars Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk, Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America, Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, Benedict Cumberbatch as Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange, Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine, Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa/Black Panther, Zoe Saldaña as Gamora, Karen Gillan as Nebula, Tom Hiddleston as Loki, Paul Bettany as Vision, Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff, Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Falcon, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, Idris Elba as Heimdall, Danai Gurira as Okoye, Peter Dinklage as Eitri, Benedict Wong as Wong, Pom Klementieff as Mantis, Dave Bautista as Drax the Destroyer, Vin Diesel as Groot, Bradley Cooper as Rocket, with Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts, Benicio del Toro as Taneleer Tivan/Collector, with Josh Brolin as Thanos, and Chris Pratt as Peter Quill/Star-Lord.

The fourth film in the series, Avengers: Endgame, was released on April 26, 2019. Two more sequels are in development, entitled Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars, both releasing on May 1, 2026 and May 7, 2027 respectively.

Synopsis[]

An unprecedented cinematic journey ten years in the making and spanning the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios' "Avengers: Infinity War" brings to the screen the ultimate, deadliest showdown of all time. As the Avengers and their allies have continued to protect the world from threats too large for any one hero to handle, a new danger has emerged from the cosmic shadows: Thanos. A despot of intergalactic infamy, his goal is to collect all six Infinity Stones, artifacts of unimaginable power, and use them to inflict his twisted will on all of reality. Everything the Avengers have fought for has led up to this moment - the fate of Earth and existence itself has never been more uncertain.^[2]

Plot[]

Deep in space, the Statesman has been attacked by the Sanctuary II, the flagship of Thanos. Half of its passengers have been killed by the Black Order, the children of Thanos. One of them, Ebony Maw, announces that the survivors should rejoice in their defeat by Thanos. With Heimdall and Thor unable to even stand, Loki is brought before Thanos himself. Thor, Heimdall, and Loki soon find out that Thanos, wielding the Infinity Gauntlet already accommodating the Power Stone, had begun his quest of hunting down the Infinity Stones personally.

Thanos demands that Loki hand over the Tesseract, threatening to kill Thor if he doesn't comply. Loki initially hesitates, to which Thanos responds by torturing Thor with the Power Stone. Eventually, Loki can no longer see his brother suffer and reveals the Tesseract - which he had retrieved from Odin's Vault prior to Asgard's destruction - much to Thor's disappointment. However, Loki doesn't hand it over, and buys sufficient time for Hulk to attack Thanos and save Thor from Thanos' grasp. Unfortunately, Thanos quickly overpowers and subdues Hulk. Thor attempts to join the fight, only to be quickly defeated and immobilized in pieces of metallic wreckage by Maw. With the Statesman's surviving members helpless against the power of Thanos, Heimdall saves Hulk's life by summoning the power of the Bifrost Bridge the last time and teleporting him to Earth and safe from harm.

In retaliation, Thanos kills Heimdall, leaving Thor in anguish, while claiming he will kill Thanos. The Tesseract - which had been left on the floor - is handed to Thanos by Maw. Thanos crushes the Tesseract and inserts the Space Stone within it into his gauntlet. Now in possession of two stones, Thanos orders his children to invade Earth and retrieve both the Mind Stone and Time Stone. Loki suddenly interrupts, feigning loyalty to Thanos. As he does, he commits the bold yet fatal action of trying to kill Thanos with a dagger.

Thanos sees through Loki's attempt and foils him with his newly acquired stone, and seizes him by the neck. Thor helplessly watches as Thanos breaks Loki's neck and drops his lifeless body to the floor. Thanos uses the Power Stone to destroy the Statesman and the Space Stone to teleport himself and Black Order away, leaving Thor to die, mourning over his brother's dead body as the ship explodes around him.

Meanwhile, on Earth, Hulk crashes into the New York Sanctum via Bifrost and turns back into Bruce Banner, informing Doctor Strange and Wong about Thanos. Strange and Banner find Tony Stark, who is having a date with Pepper Potts, and bring him to the Sanctum as well. Strange, Wong, Banner, and Stark discuss the Infinity Stones, eventually surmising that Thanos is looking for both the Time Stone, held in the Eye of Agamotto owned by Strange, and the Mind Stone, kept by Vision in his forehead.

Banner insists that Thanos is the most formidable enemy they have ever faced, revealing that he was Loki's sponsor during the Battle of New York and will wipe out half the universe if he completes the Infinity Gauntlet. Stark suggests simply destroying the Time Stone since they've got it on hand, but Strange refuses as he and Wong have pledged to protect it with their lives. Banner asks where Vision is, and Stark admits that he's lost track of him and that Steve Rogers might know where he is. Stark brings Banner up to date with everything that happened since he left Earth; the Avengers have disbanded, and he is no longer on speaking terms with Rogers. Banner implores Stark to call Rogers, insisting that whatever happened between them doesn't matter compared to what is coming. Convinced, Stark takes out the phone Rogers sent him after the Avengers Civil War and prepares to make the call.

Before he can, however, an ominous hum rings through the air, accompanied by a change in air flow. A massive, ring-shaped Q-Ship hovers above New York City, causing panic and fear in the streets. Strange shuts the ship's engine down as Ebony Maw and another of Thanos' children, the hulking Cull Obsidian, approach them. While Strange, Stark, Wong and Banner confront the invaders, the Q-Ship is seen by Peter Parker, on a bus to the Museum of Modern Art, and he rushes in to investigate. A turbulent battle erupts in the streets, but Banner finds himself unable to transform into Hulk, despite his best attempts.

As Wong fights Cull, trapping him in the Arctic with his Sling Ring, Ebony Maw, a fierce telekinetic, successfully abducts Strange, with Time Stone in tow. Unbeknownst to Maw, however, both Iron Man and Spider-Man - who is granted his Iron Spider Armor - manage to stow away in Maw's Q-Ship. As Wong returns to the sanctum to protect it, Banner finds Stark's phone and decides to call Rogers himself.

Having survived the vacuum of space after the Statesman's blast, Thor is rescued by the Guardians of the Galaxy, who received the Asgardians' distress call. They take him aboard the Benatar, where Thor tells of how Thanos killed half the Asgardians to obtain the Space Stone and decimated Xandar to obtain the Power Stone. Gamora recounts how Thanos traveled from planet to planet, killing half the population of each, and will do the same to the entire universe should he complete the Gauntlet by merely snapping his fingers.

They figure that Thanos will be headed to Knowhere in order to take the Reality Stone from the Collector. Thor decides to leave for Nidavellir, as he intends to ask Eitri to craft him a new weapon capable of defeating Thanos. Thor leaves with Rocket and Groot while Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax the Destroyer and Mantis depart for Knowhere.

Meanwhile, Proxima Midnight and Corvus Glaive, two more of Thanos' children, ambush Vision, who has been trying to live a normal life with Wanda Maximoff in Scotland. Vision is deeply weakened in the attack, while Maximoff barely manages to hold her own against both assailants. However, reinforcements arrive in the form of Rogers, Falcon and Black Widow, who have been contacted and filled in by Banner. Together, they force Proxima Midnight and a heavily wounded Corvus Glaive to retreat before returning to the Avengers Compound.

Remembering how Thanos destroyed half of her people and adopted her in the process, Gamora makes Quill promise that he will kill her if she is captured by Thanos. Although Quill is reluctant, Gamora makes him promise and swear on his mother. He eventually agrees, and the two share a kiss. As they arrive on a deserted Knowhere, the Guardians of the Galaxy witness Thanos violently interrogating the Collector over the location of the Reality Stone. Unfortunately, the group makes too much noise and Thanos realizes their presence. Gamora goes on the offense, attacking and promptly defeating the Titan, who falls to the ground, seemingly killed.

However, the group discovers that Thanos has already acquired the Reality Stone, and has been using it to cast a massive illusion. He drops the illusion, revealing a burning Knowhere and himself unharmed. Thanos had expected Gamora to come and fight him, and is aware that she is the only person who knows the location of the elusive Soul Stone. Thanos easily subdues Gamora and incapacitates Drax and Mantis. Quill aims at Thanos' head, but Gamora begs Quill to keep his promise and kill her, with Thanos taunting him to do so. Despite his heartbreak, Quill pulls the trigger, only for the gun to shoot harmless bubbles, thanks to the Reality Stone. Thanos then teleports away with Gamora.

Back at the facility, James Rhodes discusses recent events with Thaddeus Ross, who is outraged at Vision's recent disappearance. Rhodes counters that Vision is only missing because of the Sokovia Accords, which even he now regrets signing. Rogers, Wilson, Romanoff, Vision, and Maximoff arrive, and Ross demands they all be arrested. Rhodes cuts his transmission off, an act which will likely end his military career, and greets his old teammates.

Banner emerges as well, sharing a brief reunion with everyone. After bringing everyone up to speed, Banner suggests calling in Hawkeye for help, but Romanoff explains that he as well as Scott Lang are unavailable, having surrendered themselves to the US government, making deals to be placed under house arrest with their families. Together, the team decides that the Mind Stone must be destroyed and that Maximoff is the only member powerful enough to do so. However, in order to destroy the stone without killing Vision, Rogers suggests traveling to Wakanda. In Wakanda, T'Challa and Okoye deliver a new vibranium arm to Bucky Barnes, who has recovered from his mental programming and living a quiet life away from Wakanda's capital. They warn him that a battle may be coming as they are providing refuge to the Avengers who will undoubtedly be followed by Thanos' children.

In Ebony Maw's Q-Ship, Stark and Parker successfully rescue Strange from Maw's torture by blowing a hole in the ship's hull, fatally shooting Maw into space. While Strange advocates returning to Earth, Stark suggests keeping the course set on Titan in an effort to gain an element of surprise over Thanos. Strange agrees but warns Stark that he will have to protect the Time Stone, even if it means sacrificing Stark or Parker.

On the Sanctuary II, Gamora tells Thanos that she doesn't know the location of the Soul Stone and calls her adoptive father insane for planning to exterminate half of all life in the universe. Thanos insists on the righteousness of his ultimate desire for "perfect balance". He informs Gamora that her home planet Zen-Whoberi has been thriving since he eradicated half of its population. As Thanos needs the Soul Stone to fulfill his goal, he reveals that Nebula is his prisoner. Thanos tortures Nebula in front of Gamora, slowly and painfully pulling her body apart. Unable to bear it, Gamora reveals that the Soul Stone is hidden on Vormir.

Meanwhile, Thor, Rocket Raccoon and Groot land in Nidavellir, where the forges have gone frozen and dark. They encounter Eitri, now the only remaining Dwarf on the forge, and he explains that Thanos ordered him to craft the Infinity Gauntlet, crippling the Dwarf afterward so he could never forge anything else. However, Thor convinces Eitri that, working together, they have the power to defeat Thanos. In order to do so, they plan on crafting a new weapon for Thor - Stormbreaker, a weapon that can summon the power of the Bifrost. On Sanctuary II, Nebula manages to free herself and sends a message to the Guardians of the Galaxy, imploring them to meet her on Titan.

Stark, Strange and Parker crashland the Q-Ship on Titan's surface, where they are immediately ambushed by the Guardians, who have mistaken them for Thanos' minions. After a few tense moments where Quill believes Stark and his companions to be in league with Thanos, they all agree to work together. While the rest of the group tries to devise a plan, Strange uses the Time Stone to look into alternate futures. He then reports to his allies: out of the fourteen million six hundred and five visions of the future that he foresaw, they were victorious in only one alone.

Thanos and Gamora teleport to Vormir, where they are greeted by Red Skull, now acting as a keeper for the Soul Stone after being banished there by the Tesseract in 1945. Schmidt tells Thanos that he must sacrifice what he loves the most in order to obtain the stone. Gamora is sadly amused, as she believes that Thanos does not love anyone or anything, making him incapable of completing the sacrifice or fulfilling his plans. When she sees that he is crying, she is incredulous at first. Schmidt tells her he isn't weeping for himself, but for her. Thanos sacrifices his daughter by throwing her from the cliff to her death and later awakes in possession of the Soul Stone.

Meanwhile, the Avengers take Vision to Wakanda, where they are greeted by T'Challa and Barnes. They ask Shuri if she can safely extract the Mind Stone from Vision and she confirms that she can, but that it will take some time. Maximoff is ordered to stand by at the operation table, ready to destroy the stone once it's free. Moments later, massive drop ships land outside of Wakanda's protective energy dome. Meanwhile, Thor and Rocket successfully revive the star core of Nidavellir, but due to the mechanisms of the forge being damaged, Thor is forced to risk his life, using his own body to hold the forge's iris open.

As massive armies of Outriders led by Proxima Midnight and Cull Obsidian arrive in Wakanda, T'Challa gathers Dora Milaje, Wakandan Royal Guard, the Border Tribe and the Jabari Tribe led by M'Baku, accompanied by Rogers, Barnes, Wilson, Rhodes, Romanoff and Banner using a suit of Hulkbuster armor, to meet them, hoping to buy Shuri enough time to complete her work. At first, the Outriders blindly throw themselves against the protective energy dome surrounding Wakanda, with many perishing against the dome's surface and only a few actually making it through.

However, once the Outriders begin to move around the edge of the dome, Banner alerts the team that the beasts could potentially flank them, gaining a clear path to Vision. T'Challa decides to partly open the barrier in an effort to keep the enemies in front of them. The strategy is effective, but at the cost of massive hordes of Outriders suddenly invading Wakanda, quickly starting a fierce battle.

While Thor and Rocket are able to break the ice that immobilizes the rings of Nidavellir's forge, the mechanism that focuses the neutron star's power is damaged. Thor exposes himself to the full power of the star, giving the forge enough time to melt the special metal needed to craft Stormbreaker. Thor is left near death, and while Eitri successfully molded the metal, the axe's handle cannot be found. Groot sacrifices his left arm for the weapon's handle, activating its powers and reviving Thor.

Although they are able to take down many of hostiles, the Avengers and Wakandan armies are quickly outnumbered and overrun by the Outriders. However, Thor arrives via the Bifrost with Rocket and Groot, using Stormbreaker to turn the battle in favor of the defenders of Earth. He demands to have Thanos brought to him so he can enact his revenge.

Thanos arrives on Titan and is greeted by Strange. During a brief conversation with Strange, he reveals that Titan was his home and that overpopulation led it to ruin. Thanos had proposed that half the population be killed at random to save the planet, a suggestion seen as insane. Thanos now believes himself to be merciful as he plans to simply snap his fingers after acquiring all six Infinity Stones and cause half the universe's population to cease to exist without causing much pain, after which Thanos plans on finding a peaceful world to rest.

Nevertheless, they engage Thanos in an intense battle but Thanos single-handedly repels the assaults of the Avengers, the Guardians, and Strange until Nebula arrives and distracts him. Eventually Strange, Parker and Drax are able to pin down Thanos' limbs while Mantis uses her powers to put him to sleep. Although she isn't strong enough to render him completely unconscious, he is still weakened enough that he is adequately incapacitated allowing Stark and Parker to try yanking the Gauntlet off Thanos' hand. However, when Nebula deduces that Thanos has killed Gamora, Quill becomes enraged and attacks the Mad Titan, prompting him to regain consciousness just as the Gauntlet was about to be taken off.

The fight turns decisively in Thanos' favor as he unleashes the full might of the Infinity Stones upon his attackers, swiftly repelling them all. Thanos then confronts and overpowers Strange but realizes that Strange never used the Time Stone in the fight because Strange hid it. Before he can try to locate it, Iron Man attacks him, but is quickly outmatched and seriously wounded when Thanos stabs him in the stomach. As Thanos prepares to execute Stark, Strange agrees to hand over the Time Stone to Thanos in exchange for Stark being spared. Thanos agrees and inserts the Stone into the Gauntlet and departs to retrieve the last Stone. Stark asks Strange why he would sacrifice the Time Stone just to save him.

In Wakanda, the Black Order launches Threshers, massive siege weapons which lay waste to the battlefield, prompting Maximoff to join and save Romanoff and Okoye. However, what no one has realized is that Corvus Glaive has successfully infiltrated the lab where he knocks out Shuri and her guards before the extraction of the Mind Stone can be completed. Glaive then attempts to take the Mind Stone from Vision who flees onto the battlefield and attempts to fight back, but Glaive and Cull Obsidian overpower him.

Banner arrives and kills Cull Obsidian despite still being unable to turn into Hulk while Rogers fights against Corvus Glaive. Meanwhile, despite holding her own against the combined forces of Maximoff, Romanoff and Okoye, Proxima Midnight is killed as well when Maximoff forces her into the path of a Thresher. Rogers is defeated, but Vision stabs Corvus Glaive with his own weapon from behind, killing him. With the Black Order defeated and the Outriders routed by Thor, the Avengers seem victorious.

However, Thanos teleports to Wakanda. Okoye, T'Challa, and Groot gather to defend Vision, but Thanos effortlessly defeats them one by one, including Rogers, who is briefly able to hold back Thanos, much to the Titan's surprise. Realizing that they have no other choice, Vision asks Maximoff to destroy the Mind Stone herself, which will likely kill Vision.

She reluctantly agrees and successfully shatters the Mind Stone moments before Thanos can get it, vaporizing both it and Vision. However, Thanos uses the power of the Time Stone to reverse time and restores both Vision and the Mind Stone, ripping the Stone from Vision's skull, killing him for good. Having finally gathered all six Infinity Stones, Thanos prepares to execute his plan, but Thor arrives and catches Thanos off guard, unleashing his full power and the full might of Stormbreaker upon the Titan in a last-minute attempt to stop him, severely wounding Thanos as Stormbreaker buries itself in his chest.

However, Thanos survives the attack. He mocks Thor for not having hit him in the head and snaps his fingers in the Gauntlet, completing his plan. Thanos is momentarily transported into the Soulworld, where he sees a younger Gamora, who asks what the cost of achieving his goal was. Sadly, Thanos admits that it has cost him "everything".

Thanos then returns to the real world, with the Gauntlet now battered from the massive amount of energy used, the stones still intact. Thor furiously questions Thanos about what he did as a rumble can be heard throughout the universe. Thanos simply smirks at him and teleports away. As Thor is left to wonder what the outcome will be, Barnes suddenly turns to ash in front of Rogers. The effects of the snap manifest: half of the Wakandan army disintegrates as do T'Challa, Groot, Maximoff, and Wilson. The survivors, regrouping around Vision's body, look in horror realizing they are unable to do anything but accept defeat.

On Titan, Mantis, Drax and Quill vanish, along with Strange, who wearily tells Stark that there was "no other way". Parker is the last to vanish and tearfully begs Stark not to let him go. While a traumatized Stark laments his failure, Nebula, the only other survivor, solemnly remarks that Thanos has achieved his goal. Thanos retires on a distant and lush planet and rests while satisfactorily gazing out to the sunrise, considering his job done and smiling slightly at his triumph.

In a post-credit scene, Nick Fury and Maria Hill are monitoring the battle in Wakanda when they witness the effects of the Snap: an SUV crashes in front of them and when Hill looks inside, the driver has vanished. A helicopter crashes into a nearby skyscraper, seemingly pilotless. When Hill turns to dust in front of him, Fury grabs an old-fashioned pager and prepares to send a distress signal. When he starts to vanish as well, Fury laments his death but manages to activate the pager, which displays a star pattern with a blue and red background.

Cast[]

• Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man
• Chris Hemsworth as Thor
• Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk
• Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America
• Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow
• Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine
• Benedict Cumberbatch as Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange
• Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man
• Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa/Black Panther
• Zoe Saldana as Gamora
  • Ariana Greenblatt as Young Gamora
• Karen Gillan as Nebula
• Tom Hiddleston as Loki
• Paul Bettany as Vision
• Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff
• Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Falcon
• Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier
• Idris Elba as Heimdall
• Danai Gurira as Okoye
• Peter Dinklage as King Eitri
• Benedict Wong as Master Wong
• Pom Klementieff as Mantis
• Dave Bautista as Drax the Destroyer
• Vin Diesel as Groot (voice)
• Bradley Cooper as Rocket (voice)
  • Sean Gunn as Rocket (motion capture)
• Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts
• Benicio del Toro as Taneleer Tivan/Collector (illusion)
• Josh Brolin as Thanos
• Chris Pratt as Peter Quill/Star-Lord
• William Hurt as Secretary Thaddeus Ross
• Letitia Wright as Princess Shuri
• Terry Notary as Cull Obsidian / Groot (motion capture)
• Tom Vaughan-Lawlor as Ebony Maw
• Carrie Coon as Proxima Midnight
  • Monique Ganderton as Proxima Midnight (motion capture)
• Michael Shaw as Corvus Glaive
• Stan Lee as Bus Driver
• Winston Duke as M'Baku
• Florence Kasumba as Ayo
• Kerry Condon as F.R.I.D.A.Y.
• Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds
• Tiffany Espensen as Cindy Moon
• Isabella Amara as Sally Avril
• Ethan Dizon as Tiny McKeever
• Michael Barbieri as Charles Murphy
• Ross Marquand as Johann Schmidt/Red Skull
• Ameenah Kaplan as Gamora's Mother
• Janeshia Adams-Ginyard as Nomble
• Zola Williams as Yama
• Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury (post-credit scene; uncredited)
• Cobie Smulders as Maria Hill (post-credit scene; uncredited)
• John Schier as Phil (uncredited)
• Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan (deleted scene)
• Joe Russo as Bert (deleted scene)^[3]

Appearances[]

Locations[]

• Earth
  • New York City, New York
    • New York Sanctum
    • Central Park
    • Former Avengers Tower
    • Chrysler Building
    • Empire State Building
    • Washington Square Park
    • Coney Island (mentioned)
    • Museum of Modern Art (mentioned)
  • Antarctica
  • Edinburgh, Scotland
  • New York
    • Avengers Compound
  • Golden City, Wakanda
    • Citadel
    • Wakanda Medical Center
  • Atlanta, Georgia
  • Glasgow, Scotland (mentioned)
  • Iowa (mentioned)
• Sun
• Moon
• Knowhere
  • Exitar
    • Collector's Museum
• Nidavellir
• Vormir
• Titan
• Multiverse
  • Mirror Dimension
  • Astral Dimension
  • Soulworld
• Garden
  • Thanos' Farm
• Zen-Whoberi (flashback)
• Asgard (mentioned)
• Jotunheim (mentioned)
• Hel (mentioned)
• Xandar (mentioned)
• Contraxia (mentioned)

Events[]

• Infinity War
  • Attack on the Statesman
  • Attack on Greenwich Village
  • Attack on Vision
  • Ambush in Knowhere
  • Rescue of Doctor Strange
  • Sacrifice of Gamora
  • Battle of Titan
  • Battle of Wakanda
  • Snap
  • Massacre of the Xandarians (mentioned)
• Big Bang (mentioned)
• Massacre of Drax's Species (mentioned)
• Massacre of the Zehoberei (flashback)
• Chitauri Invasion (mentioned)
  • Battle of New York (mentioned)
• Avengers Civil War (mentioned)
  • Battle at the HYDRA Siberian Facility (mentioned)
• Duel in the Royal Palace of Valaskjalf (mentioned)
• Battle on Ego's Planet (mentioned)
• Battle in the Valkyrie (mentioned)
• Duel at Coney Island (mentioned)
• Second Battle of Svartalfheim (mentioned)
• Sacking of Asgard (mentioned)
• Destruction of Asgard (mentioned)
• Massacre of the Dwarves (mentioned)
• Quest for the Orb (mentioned)
  • Battle of Xandar (mentioned)
• Duel of Johannesburg (mentioned)

Items[]

• Thanos' Armor
• Infinity Stones
  • Power Stone
  • Space Stone
    • Tesseract
  • Time Stone
  • Mind Stone
  • Reality Stone
  • Soul Stone
• Uru
  • Infinity Gauntlet
  • Stormbreaker
  • Mjølnir (mentioned)
• Yelena Belova's Vest
• Corvus Glaive's Glaive
• Proxima Midnight's Spear
• Hofund
• Cloak of Levitation
• Eye of Agamotto
• Sling Ring
• Arc Reactor
• Cauldron of the Cosmos
• Tony Stark's Glasses
• Tao Mandalas
• Eldritch Whip
• Winds of Watoomb
• Shield of the Seraphim
• Crimson Bands of Cyttorak (spell)
• Bolts of Balthakk
• Images of Ikonn
• Cull Obsidian's Chain Hammer
• Iron Man Armors
  • Mark XLVIII Iron Man Armor
  • Mark L Iron Man Armor
• Spider-Man Suit
• Web-Shooters
  • Synthetic Webbing
• Iron Spider Armor
• Captain America's Uniform
• EXO-7 Falcon
  • Falcon's Twin Guns
  • Combat Goggles
  • Redwing
• Black Widow's Batons
• Gamora's Switchblade
• Drax the Destroyer's Knives
• Quad Blasters
• Energy Bolas
• Space Throne
• Vibranium
  • Vibranium Spear
  • Winter Soldier's Prosthetic Arm
  • Kimoyo Beads
  • Panther Habit
  • Sneakers
  • Wakandan Shields
  • Sonic Spear
  • Vibranium Gauntlets
  • Dora Milaje Armor
• Thor's Prosthetic Eye
• Star-Lord's Helmet
• Gravity Mine
• Jet Boot Attachments
• Electroshock Batons
• Electric Blaster
• Twin Barrel Blaster
• James Rhodes' Leg Braces
• Mark IV War Machine Armor
• Proxima Midnight's Sword
• Asgardian Armor
• Transmitter Pager
• Zarg-Nut
• Gamma Radiation
• Hardened Jabari Wood Armor
• Sokovia Accords (mentioned)
• Zune (deleted scene)

Concepts[]

• Bifrost Bridge
• Dreams (mentioned)
• Spider-Sense
• Universal Neural Teleportation Network
• Wormhole
• Time Travel
• Magic

Vehicles[]

• Statesman
• Sakaaran Class-Eight Courier Craft
  • Commodore
• Sanctuary II
  • Q-Ship
• Benatar
  • Benatar's Space Pod
• Quinjet
• Mining Pods
• Collector's Ship
• Outrider Dropship
• Necrocraft
• Dragon Flyer
• Thresher
• Jeep

Sentient Species[]

• Asgardians
• Celestials
• Chitauri
• Dwarves
• Flora colossi
• Frost Giants
• Halfworlders
• Humans
• Luphomoids
• Synthezoids
• Titans
• Zehoberei
• Cotati (mentioned)
• Dark Elves (mentioned)

Creatures[]

• Butterflies
• Goats
• Horses
• Outriders
• Dogs (mentioned)
• Leviathans (flashback)
• Rabbits (mentioned)

Organizations[]

• Avengers
• Guardians of the Galaxy
• Black Order
• Wakandan Tribes
  • Golden Tribe
  • Border Tribe
  • Jabari Tribe
• Dora Milaje
• Wakandan Design Group
• Wakandan Royal Guard
• Masters of the Mystic Arts
• Asgardian Royal Family
• Sakaaran Rebellion
• Stark Industries
• New York City Police Department
• Tivan Group
• United States Department of State
• Nick Fury's Crew
• SBN
• New York Post
• The Irish Echo
• Einherjar (mentioned)
• United States Postal Service (logo)

Mentioned[]

• Roscoe (corpse)
• Odin
• Tony Stark
• Pepper Potts
• Morgan Stark
• Morgan
• Morgan
• Ultron
• Hela
• Ego
• Meredith Quill
• Ovette
• Kamaria
• Clint Barton
• Scott Lang
• J.A.R.V.I.S.
• En Dwi Gast
• Frigga
• Kurse
• A'Lars
• Kevin Bacon
• Cameron Klein
• Harry Winston
• Ben & Jerry's
• The Beatles
• Squidward
• Flash Gordon
• Mr. Clean
• Grimace
• Jesus
• Aliens
• Footloose
• Olympic Games
• Starbucks
• Ace Frehley (deleted scene)
• New York Groove (deleted scene)

Videos[]

Teaser Trailers[]

Trailers[]

TV Spots[]

Featurettes[]

Other[]

Music[]

• Avengers: Infinity War - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Song title	Artist	Location(s)
Travel Delays	Alan Silvestri	Aftermath of Thanos and the Black Order's Attack on the Statesman.
Undying Fidelity	Alan Silvestri	Loki attempts to assassinate Thanos and is killed.
The Avengers	Alan Silvestri	Title appears after Bruce Banner talks with Doctor Strange and Wong.
No More Surprises	Alan Silvestri	Pepper Potts and Tony Stark go for a run and talk in the park.
He Won't Come Out	Alan Silvestri	Iron Man, Bruce Banner, Doctor Strange and Wong fight against Ebony Maw and Cull Obsidian.
Field Trip	Alan Silvestri	Peter Parker gets off the school bus and joins in the fight against Ebony Maw and Cull Obsidian.
The Rubberband Man	The Spinners	The Guardians of the Galaxy fly towards the distress signal from the Statesman.
Wake Him Up	Alan Silvestri	Mantis wakes Thor up inside the Benatar after responding to the distress call.
We Both Made Promises	Alan Silvestri	Vision and Wanda Maximoff spend time together in Edinburgh and are attacked by Proxima Midnight and Corvus Glaive.
Help Arrives	Alan Silvestri	Captain America, Black Widow and Falcon arrive to fight against Proxima Midnight and Corvus Glaive, saving Wanda Maximoff and Vision.
Hand Means Stop/You Go Right	Alan Silvestri	Star-Lord, Gamora, Mantis and Drax the Destroyer meets Thanos on Knowhere.
One Way Ticket	Alan Silvestri	Iron Man and Spider-Man save Doctor Strange from Ebony Maw.
Family Affairs	Alan Silvestri	Thanos tortures Nebula in front of Gamora to know the location of the Soul Stone.
What More Could I Lose?	Alan Silvestri	Thor talks to Rocket about why he wants to fight Thanos.
A Small Price	Alan Silvestri	Thanos and Gamora arrive on Vormir and encounter Red Skull, who explains the requirements for the Soul Stone.
Even for You	Alan Silvestri	Thanos sacrifices Gamora to get the Soul Stone.
Morning After	Alan Silvestri	Thanos wakes up on Vormir after getting the Soul Stone.
Is He Always Like This?	Alan Silvestri	Star-Lord, Mantis and Drax the Destroyer arrive on Titan and meet Iron Man, Spider-Man and Doctor Strange.
United Nations / End Titles	Ludwig Göransson	T'Challa meets with Bucky Barnes and gives him a new arm.
More Power	Alan Silvestri	Thor joins the rings of the Forge.
Charge!	Alan Silvestri	The Battle of Wakanda begins as Proxima Midnight orders the Outriders to charge at the barrier.
Forge	Alan Silvestri	Thor gets Stormbreaker and joins the Battle of Wakanda, arriving with Groot and Rocket.
Catch	Alan Silvestri	Thanos arrives on Titan. He talks with Doctor Strange and the Battle of Titan begins. Star-Lord attacks Thanos and snaps him out his trance.
Haircut and Beard	Alan Silvestri	Thor fights with the rest of the Avengers in Wakanda and talks with Captain America about his new hair and Rogers' beard.
A Lot to Figure Out	Alan Silvestri	Doctor Strange sacrifices the Time Stone to save Iron Man's life. The Battle of Wakanda continues and Bruce Banner fights Cull Obsidian inside the Iron Man Armor: Mark XLVIII.
The End Game	Alan Silvestri	Thanos fights with Iron Man and almost kills him, stabbing with a spear.
Get That Arm/I Feel You	Alan Silvestri	Thanos arrives in Wakanda.
What Did It Cost?	Alan Silvestri	Thanos gets the Mind Stone and snaps his fingers, then speaks to a young Gamora in the Soul Stone after the Battle of Wakanda.
Porch	Alan Silvestri	Thanos, on another planet, enjoys the landscape, "in peace" for having won the battle against the Avengers and achieved his goal.
Infinity War	Alan Silvestri	The title appears and turns dust.
Old Tech	Alan Silvestri	In the post-credits scene, Maria Hill and Nick Fury become victims of Thanos' snap as Fury uses a pager to send a distress signal to Captain Marvel.
End Credits	Alan Silvestri	End Credits.

References[]

External Links[]

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The Infinity Saga
Phase One	Films	Iron Man • The Incredible Hulk • Iron Man 2 • Thor • Captain America: The First Avenger • The Avengers
	Short Films	The Consultant • A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer • Item 47
Phase Two	Films	Iron Man 3 • Thor: The Dark World • Captain America: The Winter Soldier • Guardians of the Galaxy • Avengers: Age of Ultron • Ant-Man
	Short Films	Agent Carter • All Hail the King
Phase Three	Films	Captain America: Civil War • Doctor Strange • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 • Spider-Man: Homecoming • Thor: Ragnarok • Black Panther • Avengers: Infinity War • Ant-Man and the Wasp • Captain Marvel • Avengers: Endgame • Spider-Man: Far From Home
	Short Films	Team Thor: Part 1 • Team Thor: Part 2 • Team Darryl