Every Superhero Confirmed For Avengers 4

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The ending of Avengers: Infinity War raised a lot of questions for the future of the Marvel
Cinematic Universe, especially the fourth Avengers movie, set to premiere in May 2019.
It's impossible to talk about this movie without getting into spoilers, so if you still somehow
haven't seen Infinity War, we'll let Mark Ruffalo fill you in.
"Wait'll you see this next one, everybody dies."
"Dude!"
"Not everybody…"
Thanos' quest to retrieve the six stones of the Infinity Gauntlet ends with fatal consequences
for many of Earth's mightiest heroes, with characters being thrown off cliffs, strangled,
exploded, and ultimately turned into ash.
But as dire as the ending seems, it's unlikely that all those dearly departed heroes will
stay that way for long, especially considering many of the supposedly deceased have already
been confirmed to appear in Avengers 4.
Whether it's via flashback, time travel, or convenient resurrection, it's clear that many
of our favorite fallen heroes will be returning from the grave.
While the question of how remains mysterious, here's a rundown of all the superheroes confirmed
to return for Avengers 4.
Ant-Man
Ant-Man appears to have made it out alive by simply not showing up.
After sitting out the events of Avengers: Infinity War, Paul Rudd's Scott Lang will
be back in action for the fourth team-up movie.
As far as Black Widow knows in Infinity War, Scott was busy caring for his family and being
under house arrest at the time of Thanos' invasion.
We'll learn more about where he is exactly in Ant-Man and the Wasp, the story of which
could potentially even provide a segue to his role in Avengers 4.
Since Rudd was spotted on the set of the team-up's production, it's safe to say he plays at least
a small part in the big story.
Black Panther
Chadwick Boseman's T'Challa was one of the most surprising characters to bite the dust
at the end of Infinity War.
Though his exit was shocking, Boseman's presence on the Atlanta set for Avengers 4 suggests
a relatively hasty return.
Considering the fact that Black Panther's standalone film made over $1 billion at the
box office and has a sequel in the works, it seems safe to assume that the king of Wakanda
will find his way back from the Necropolis in Avengers 4.
Black Widow
Black Widow is one of the few characters who survived the events of Infinity War, so it's
only natural that she come back for round two.
And this time, she'll have a bigger role to play.
Screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely have acknowledged that Black Widow
ends up slightly sidelined in Infinity War, and indicated that they couldn't afford to
give her as much screen time as fans might have liked.
They felt comfortable pushing her into the background because they knew there would be
more to come, for both her and Captain America.
According to Markus, "We realized they had far more potential in the movie coming next
year, just in terms of how their characters would be tested by the story."
Captain America
Chris Evans has been planning his exit from the MCU for a while now, and it's highly likely
that Avengers 4 will mark his swan song as Captain America.
Like Black Widow, it appears he'll have more to do in the story in the next go-around.
Intriguing set pictures not only showed Evans on the set of the fourth movie, but also wearing
his old costume from the first Avengers.
From a plot standpoint, the implications are fascinating.
Are we going to see Cap get up to some time travel?
Will there be two Captains Americas running around, and the different suits are how we
tell them apart?
Wait, is that why Black Widow's blonde now?
Captain Marvel
We won't get the chance to officially meet Brie Larson's Captain Marvel until the character's
standalone film comes out in March 2019, but we did get our first tease of her entry into
the MCU thanks to Infinity War's post-credits scene.
Considering that so many of the MCU's other heroes are currently out of commission, it's
a sure bet that Captain Marvel will help save the day in Avengers 4 one way or another.
Photos reportedly from the set of the movie revealed her sporting a green variation of
her costume, and Josh Brolin has said he shot at least one scene with Larson for the Infinity
War story's conclusion.
Falcon
Anthony Mackie's Falcon may have been snapped out of existence in Infinity War, but he has
already assured fans that he'll be back for the fourth film, sharing a picture of himself
relaxing on the movie's set.
Mackie's even gone so far as to offer up a bit of a plot summary for fans in an interview
with MTV.
"A whole lot of people fighting.
A whole lot of people talking.
It's a war of infinity proportions, cut the check."
Gamora
Gamora, played by Zoe Saldana met a particularly tragic end in Infinity War, with Thanos sacrificing
his adopted daughter in order to obtain the Soul Stone.
Considering that her demise occurred prior to Thanos' universe-culling snap, it's a plot
turn that seemed like it might stick, that is, until Saldana appeared to say otherwise.
Speaking to E! News, Saldana said her last day on the set of Infinity War didn't feel
like "goodbye", but "to be continued".
The comment seems to confirm her involvement in the fourth film, even if it doesn't necessarily
mean Gamora will be coming back to life.
Maybe she'll be glimpsed in flashback, or stuck in a strange dimension inside of the
Soul Stone.
Whatever the specifics, it sure looks like she'll be back.
Hawkeye
Fans were heartbroken over the absence of Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye from Avengers: Infinity
War.
You never know, his bow and arrow could've made the difference.
Like Ant-Man, Hawkeye was said to have taken a house arrest deal with the government following
the events of Captain America: Civil War, retiring from avenging to spend time with
his family.
But Renner has confirmed that he filmed for Avengers 4.
More intriguingly, the actor was spotted on set with a new haircut, covering up a costume
that looks suspiciously like the superhero Ronin, an identity his character temporarily
assumed in the comics.
Regardless of which name he goes by, the screenwriters have promised that Hawkeye will be a big part
of the fourth film, telling BuzzFeed, "We like Hawkeye.
We like Hawkeye so much we gave him a really good story."
Hulk
Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner had some performance issues in the third Avengers movie, but at
least he made it out alive.
After spending a whole movie unable to summon the Hulk, it seems fair to expect that his
powers will be returned to him at some point in part four.
Ruffalo has said that Thor: Ragnarok and the third and fourth Avengers films are designed
to form one Hulk storyline over three installments, and it's a story likely to end with a bang.
Ruffalo was also spotted on set in a motion capture suit, so either he's still inside
that Hulkbuster, or the big green guy is coming back.
Iron Man
If you believe the rumors, then Avengers 4 could be the end of Tony Stark.
Although Robert Downey Jr. hasn't shared any information on whether or not his character
will make it through Avengers 4, he has been one of the more outspoken cast members when
it comes to hyping the film on social media.
From all the photos he's shared of his involvement in the movie's production, we know for sure
that he will appear.
Whether he makes it out alive, well, that's another story.
Mantis
Like most of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Pom Klementieff's Mantis disintegrated at
the end of Infinity War.
Klementieff, though, has already seemingly confirmed that she'll be back on board for
Avengers 4, sharing a photo of her make-up trailer on social media.
It doesn't tell us anything about where she's gone or how she's coming back, but it does
show that at least Mantis will be returning for the next Avengers.
Additionally, Chris Pratt revealed in an Instagram post that he'll be filming Guardians of the
Galaxy Vol. 3 with her in 2019.
It seems like Avengers 4 has no choice but to get things back on track for the spacefaring
team before their next adventure.
Nebula
Karen Gillan's Nebula didn't exactly have a smooth ride through Infinity War, but she
was one of the few characters that survived the trip.
Not only will Nebula be back for Avengers 4, Gillan has shared a hope that her character
will be able to "somehow face her daddy issues head-on" in the film.
For what it's worth, Nebula was also very important to defeating Thanos in the comic
book version of the story, turning the tide of battle by stealing the Gauntlet for herself.
Whether she makes the same move in the movie or not, Infinity War perfectly sets up Nebula's
Avengers 4 arc for redemption, and revenge.
Scarlet Witch
Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch ended the movie being thoroughly defeated, forced to
watch Vision's life end not just once, but twice before being defeated herself.
Wanda is confirmed to come back to finish the fight in Avengers 4, with Olsen sharing
a pic of a bruise she received on the set during a flying scene.
Here's hoping we get to see the powerful Avenger really unleash the chaos in the fourth movie.
With the love of her life being taken out so cruelly by Thanos, she's never had more
to avenge.
Spider-Man
Tom Holland's Spider-Man had one of the most brutal disappearing scenes in Infinity War,
but it's one that has the least impact when you know what's going on behind the scenes.
We've known for some time that Holland will be suiting up as Peter Parker again for a
second standalone film, which is set to hit theaters just a few months after Avengers
4's release.
We also know he's a part of Avengers 4 because he reportedly broke his nose on the set of
the production.
"Who said acting was easy huh?
Broken nose number three.
What a way to finish a movie."
Thanos will pay for this one.
Thor
Chris Hemsworth's Thor spent most of Infinity War getting back to full power, and you can
bet he'll put that power to good use in Avengers 4.
Despite the fact that the character got a stylish haircut in Thor: Ragnarok, Hemsworth
was spotted on set sporting the character's old long-haired look, which again implies
either a flashback or some time travel in store for the god of Thunder.
Vision
Paul Bettany's Vision got it the worst of anyone in Infinity War, getting brutally put
out to pasture not just once, but twice.
Despite the fact that the Mind Stone that gives him life is now embedded in Thanos'
Gauntlet, Bettany has confirmed that he'll be back on board for the fourth movie.
The actor shared a picture of himself in full Vision regalia, complete with Mind Stone,
in late 2017, filling out paperwork on the set of Avengers 4.
While it seems safe to assume that Vision will end up having to do more than just push
paper around when he comes back, it remains unclear how he'll factor into the story.
Maybe Shuri managed to back up his memory after all, and he can just go back to being
Iron Man's butler again.
War Machine
Don Cheadle's War Machine is one of the most tenacious Avengers, always managing to bounce
back from what looks like certain doom.
As one of the few survivors of Infinity War, the Iron Man sidekick will be needed more
than ever.
Both Josh Brolin and Gwyneth Paltrow have said that they share scenes with Cheadle in
Avengers 4, making his involvement all but certain.
Thanos is still out there, after all.
Rhodey's gatling gun has some work left to do.
Wasp
Evangeline Lilly's Hope van Dyne is finally suiting up to headline the relatively-lighthearted
Ant-Man and the Wasp.
It's one of the two Marvel films slated to be released between Infinity War and Avengers
4, and leads up to an appearance by the Wasp in the 2019 team-up.
While Lilly herself has confirmed that she'll be a part of the fourth movie, she's also
said that you shouldn't expect too much of her in the film.
According to a Q&A on her Instagram page, she's "not going to be [in it] a ton."
However, she did say that she's "proud" and "stoked" to be on board for the movie, adding
that she had "so much fun" on the film's set.
That's what happens when you show up just in time for the happy ending.
Winter Soldier
Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes has had quite the journey in the MCU, as his friendship
with Steve Rogers has been tested by time, mind control, and more.
While this made his last moments in Infinity War all the more heartbreaking, neither we
nor Steve have seen the end of Bucky Barnes yet.
While Stan's remained tight-lipped about how his character could be coming back, he has
confirmed that he filmed scenes for Avengers 4.
The actor has kept silent about the role he'll play in the sequel's story, but we certainly
know what we want to see.
If Chris Evans really is leaving after his next movie, well, someone's gotta be around
to pick up the shield.
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