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Batmon77 · 12-01-2017, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by NARMAK

I thought they were his own legs and that Tony had developed a high tech contraption to fuse it to his spinal nerves and allow him to move but anybody actually think it might NOT be Rhodey? That's also possible and that somebody is using the armour as Tony is also there with the Hulkbuster.

Still, I think Doctor Strange could have cured him if he wanted to with the stone before Thanos takes it.

Yeah its his legs. he just injured his spine.

And how does the Time Stone remove the injury?
He'd just rewind him back to the airport....not remove the injury.

mwynn · 12-01-2017, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by NARMAK

I thought they were his own legs and that Tony had developed a high tech contraption to fuse it to his spinal nerves and allow him to move but anybody actually think it might NOT be Rhodey? That's also possible and that somebody is using the armour as Tony is also there with the Hulkbuster.

Still, I think Doctor Strange could have cured him if he wanted to with the stone before Thanos takes it.

I think that is Banner in the Hulkbuster.

When I said prosthetic I meant braces.

JoeKryten · 12-01-2017, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Batmon77

Yeah its his legs. he just injured his spine.

And how does the Time Stone remove the injury?
He'd just rewind him back to the airport....not remove the injury.

It's not the Time Stone. Ben Bratt's character in Dr Strange "healed" a much more serious injury that left him a quadriplegic simply using the magic available to him.

I'm more of the mind that it's been two years since CW (who knows how long in MCU time, but let's guess it's similar). Stark & Rhodey have had plenty of time to adapt the War Machine suit to assist him while he's wearing it. He might still be in a wheelchair when he's not in the suit.

NARMAK · 12-01-2017, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Batmon77

Yeah its his legs. he just injured his spine.

And how does the Time Stone remove the injury?
He'd just rewind him back to the airport....not remove the injury.

Remember when Strange was using it on the apple? He focused it just on that singular object and could make it uneaten, part eaten, fully eaten and rotten. He could theoretically focus the stone on the body parts and have them restored to the way they were before.

NARMAK · 12-01-2017, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by JoeKryten

It's not the Time Stone. Ben Bratt's character in Dr Strange "healed" a much more serious injury that left him a quadriplegic simply using the magic available to him.

I'm more of the mind that it's been two years since CW (who knows how long in MCU time, but let's guess it's similar). Stark & Rhodey have had plenty of time to adapt the War Machine suit to assist him while he's wearing it. He might still be in a wheelchair when he's not in the suit.

He could be using an advanced version of the tech Tony used to remote control things in Iron Man 3.

Batmon77 · 12-01-2017, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by NARMAK

Remember when Strange was using it on the apple? He focused it just on that singular object and could make it uneaten, part eaten, fully eaten and rotten. He could theoretically focus the stone on the body parts and have them restored to the way they were before.

That was an inanimate object.

When he scrolled Wong back to life he was present.

I cant imagine Dr. Strange just walking up to random people on the street and fixing their handicaps, unless he's somewhat present if its an injury.

If your born w/ an affliction, I dont see him rewinding you into an embryo and changing your DNA.

jayman3 · 12-01-2017, 05:15 PM

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I think that is Banner in the Hulkbuster.

Yeah, I have a feeling it's Banner inside Hulkbuster as well. At least the trailer made it seem that way.

Phobics · 12-01-2017, 06:09 PM

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Oh oh. Netflix to cancel series after Daredevil sexual assault allegations against Black Widow surface.

Lol... he was just saying she did a good job

Batman1980 · 12-01-2017, 06:14 PM

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Yeah, I have a feeling it's Banner inside Hulkbuster as well. At least the trailer made it seem that way.

Why would Banner be using the Hulkbuster?

Phobics · 12-01-2017, 06:15 PM

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As excited as I am for this, I think that's a poor excuse. Yeah it does make sense, but Thanos looks more badass with his armour and helmet IMO. But I guess its not that big of a deal at the end of the day.

I agree. I mean armor is armor and since he's away from his home it makes no sense he'd not have his armor. What person who was going into a combat situation not have their armor? It doesn't.

Batman1980 · 12-01-2017, 06:17 PM

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I agree. I mean armor is armor and since he's away from his home it makes no sense he'd not have his armor. What person who was going into a combat situation not have their armor? It doesn't.

LOL reminded of Stark staring down Loki in his civvies in Avengers 1.

ThatOneGuy · 12-01-2017, 06:27 PM

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LOL reminded of Stark staring down Loki in his civvies in Avengers 1.

Yup. Thanos knows how powerful he is, him not wearing armor is probably showing how unafraid he is by the heroes.

Phobics · 12-01-2017, 06:28 PM

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LOL reminded of Stark staring down Loki in his civvies in Avengers 1.

Oh yeah, that's was funny

Kylo Ren · 12-01-2017, 06:53 PM