Whedon recently appeared at a Q&A in Dublin, Ireland for the European debut of Much Ado About Nothing. While he was there, someone inevitably asked the Geek God about his philosophy for the Avengers sequel. Here was his response, which he allegedly delivered in a creepy voice.
“Death, death and death.”
This could mean that some of the Avengers will inevitably die in their battles against evil. Whedon has no qualms about killing off major characters in any of his works. Two members of the main cast didn’t survive Serenity, Felicia Day was tragically killed in Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, and Whedon did have SHIELD Agent Coulson fall in battle, courtesy of Loki in the original Avengers film.
On the other hand, this answer could be a bit more misleading than you’d think. Whedon is known for killing off fan favorite characters, he may not be referring to any of The Avengers themselves getting killed. We already believe that the Avengers will be going up against Thanos for the sequel, since we saw the glimpse of his face in the mid-credits scene. In order to have Thanos, you have to have Death. Not just the activity, mind you, but the character.
What do you think of the Joss Whedon death prediction for the Avengers sequel? Do you think that the some of the Avengers won’t make it out alive? Do you think this is just another arrow pointing to the Infinity Gauntlet storyline? Why don’t you just tell us what you think in the comments below?
Source: Screen Rant