Did Thanos wipe out the Eternals?

Well, as Eternals reveals, when Thanos snapped his finger and wiped out half of all life in the universe, that set back the Celestials plans. All of a sudden, there wasn’t enough intelligent life to power the growth of new Celestials.

What were the Eternals doing during Infinity War?

Indeed, the Eternals’ task on Earth was to eliminate the monstrous Deviants—who turned out to be genetic aberrations of their same genetic template—and also ensure that the Earth’s population flourishes.

What is the relationship between Thanos and Eternals?

Thanos’ Eternals lineage In the comics, Thanos is an Eternal, and one from a very important bloodline: His father, Al’ars, was the son of Kronos, who ruled the Eternals of Earth following a civil war that divided the original colony. Following his father’s death, Al’ars traveled the universe as the Mentor.

Why is Thanos different from other Eternals?

Why Thanos Looks Different To The Other Eternals That’s because Thanos was born with the Deviant Syndrome, making Thanos a genetic rarity among his people. Due to this strange mutation in Thanos’s DNA, Thanos has heightened abilities and bears some physical similarities to the Deviants (but is still an Eternal).

Are the Eternals stronger than Thanos?

Compared to some other cosmic Entities, the Eternals are – despite their power – less powerful than the Celestials, for example, and even Thanos, who himself is an Eternal with the Deviants gene. They are equally as strong as the Deviants, their chaotic counterparts.

Are Eternals Thanos cousins?

Zuras founded a new city and became the leader of the Olympian Eternals, while A’lars left Earth and took a large number of the Eternals with him. Interestingly, Thanos is related by blood to Thena, since she’s Zuras’ daughter; that means the two characters are actually first cousins.

Why did the Eternals do nothing when Thanos attacked?

If the Eternals were told to let humanity run its course, it would make sense that the Eternals have remained on the sidelines for so long. That could be why the Eternals did nothing when Thanos attacked. The Eternals were likely aware of the danger, but didn’t want to risk angering either their own leader (Salma Hayek’s Ajak) or the Celestials.

Is Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

Thanos’ origin story is deeply connected to the Eternals in Marvel Comics, and that relationship could translate to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In the comics, Thanos actually is an Eternal.

What happened to the Eternals in the Avengers?

The Eternals were absent during round 1 in Avengers: Infinity War, seemingly chose not to chase down Thanos during the intervening years, and then went missing once again during the fateful Avengers: Endgame rematch. Their record looks even worse considering Thanos (in the comics, at least) is an Eternal himself, of a fashion.

What if the Eternals had been involved in the Infinity War?

Things almost went wrong for the Avengers, and the fight with Thanos (as well as the one that they lost in Infinity War) could have gone quite differently if the Eternals had gotten involved.