While first part of the "Avengers: The Infinity War" is still a long way from its scheduled release date. There were already a lot of speculations that has been looming around. Leaks came out, assumptions made, movie makers kept their silence and fans were left to wonder. But with Thanus, the main villain man is still in the business of crashing the world, it takes more than one hero to defeat him. Will the Avengers get help from somewhere?
While each team may have started their own respective missions, Avengers and the Guardians teams have one goal -- to secure the world against entities like Thanos. Avengers have taken the role of defending the Earth. While the Guardians have taken their forces out to the Galaxy, to secure the surroundings of the Earth. In a universe where someone like Thanos resides, it is too wide and it takes more than just one team to wage a war with him, Movie News Guide reported.
The team of Avengers fighting side by side with the Guardians would mean more powerful force. The fact that the Guardian have someone like Gamora can be very useful assets to the defense team. Gamora, being the adopted daughter of Thanos can somehow affect Thanos on a personal level. But Gamora's superhuman power is what the team is counting on. Her powerful strength and dexterity, idesigntimes reported.
Another important member that can really add to the team is Drax the Destroyer. Drax, whose family was attacked and killed by Thanos has always wanted to give his family justice. His dream of vengeance will fuel his strength further. Drax's forte is his to project energy blast right from his own hands. Not mention his resilience and strength to fight.
But will all these in discussion, there are still some few question that remains unclear. How will the team face Thanus? Will the Guardian land to Earth and join the Avengers? Or the other way around, which is Avengers will fly out to the galaxy and join the Guardians to start the Infinity War with Thanus?
First part of "Avengers: Infinity War" is set to hit theaters on May 4, 2018.