Can Captain Marvel travel through space using a space portal?
In the movie Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos was able to travel from planet to planet very quickly using space portals that were created with the Space Stone.
Since Captain Marvel is directly linked to the Space Stone, does this mean that she can also travel from planet to planet using space portals and thus does not have to fly to planets?
I am referring to the Captain Marvel in the MCU.
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In the movie Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos was able to travel from planet to planet very quickly using space portals that were created with the Space Stone.
Since Captain Marvel is directly linked to the Space Stone, does this mean that she can also travel from planet to planet using space portals and thus does not have to fly to planets?
I am referring to the Captain Marvel in the MCU.
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe captain-marvel-2019 captain-marvel
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Seeing how Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver derive their powers from the mind stone, and besides SW's power to brainwash and trick people with illusions, it doesn't look like people's abilities are directly related to the stone's original power.
– Virusbomb
Mar 11 at 19:02
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I haven't seen the movie yet; however if she does derive her powers from the infinity stones that would be a major departure from the comics. Originally, she got her cosmic powers from a Kree device. And if your title is a spoiler you may want to move it into the question and hide it with the spoiler tags.
– djm
Mar 11 at 19:20
@djm It's still Kree tech that gave her her powers, technically.
– JAB
Mar 11 at 19:35
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In the movie Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos was able to travel from planet to planet very quickly using space portals that were created with the Space Stone.
Since Captain Marvel is directly linked to the Space Stone, does this mean that she can also travel from planet to planet using space portals and thus does not have to fly to planets?
I am referring to the Captain Marvel in the MCU.
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe captain-marvel-2019 captain-marvel
asked Mar 11 at 18:57
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In the movie Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos was able to travel from planet to planet very quickly using space portals that were created with the Space Stone.
Since Captain Marvel is directly linked to the Space Stone, does this mean that she can also travel from planet to planet using space portals and thus does not have to fly to planets?
I am referring to the Captain Marvel in the MCU.
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe captain-marvel-2019 captain-marvel
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe captain-marvel-2019 captain-marvel
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Seeing how Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver derive their powers from the mind stone, and besides SW's power to brainwash and trick people with illusions, it doesn't look like people's abilities are directly related to the stone's original power.
– Virusbomb
Mar 11 at 19:02
2
I haven't seen the movie yet; however if she does derive her powers from the infinity stones that would be a major departure from the comics. Originally, she got her cosmic powers from a Kree device. And if your title is a spoiler you may want to move it into the question and hide it with the spoiler tags.
– djm
Mar 11 at 19:20
@djm It's still Kree tech that gave her her powers, technically.
– JAB
Mar 11 at 19:35
add a comment |
3
Seeing how Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver derive their powers from the mind stone, and besides SW's power to brainwash and trick people with illusions, it doesn't look like people's abilities are directly related to the stone's original power.
– Virusbomb
Mar 11 at 19:02
2
I haven't seen the movie yet; however if she does derive her powers from the infinity stones that would be a major departure from the comics. Originally, she got her cosmic powers from a Kree device. And if your title is a spoiler you may want to move it into the question and hide it with the spoiler tags.
– djm
Mar 11 at 19:20
@djm It's still Kree tech that gave her her powers, technically.
– JAB
Mar 11 at 19:35
3
3
Seeing how Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver derive their powers from the mind stone, and besides SW's power to brainwash and trick people with illusions, it doesn't look like people's abilities are directly related to the stone's original power.
– Virusbomb
Mar 11 at 19:02
Seeing how Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver derive their powers from the mind stone, and besides SW's power to brainwash and trick people with illusions, it doesn't look like people's abilities are directly related to the stone's original power.
– Virusbomb
Mar 11 at 19:02
2
2
I haven't seen the movie yet; however if she does derive her powers from the infinity stones that would be a major departure from the comics. Originally, she got her cosmic powers from a Kree device. And if your title is a spoiler you may want to move it into the question and hide it with the spoiler tags.
– djm
Mar 11 at 19:20
I haven't seen the movie yet; however if she does derive her powers from the infinity stones that would be a major departure from the comics. Originally, she got her cosmic powers from a Kree device. And if your title is a spoiler you may want to move it into the question and hide it with the spoiler tags.
– djm
Mar 11 at 19:20
@djm It's still Kree tech that gave her her powers, technically.
– JAB
Mar 11 at 19:35
@djm It's still Kree tech that gave her her powers, technically.
– JAB
Mar 11 at 19:35
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In Captain Marvel, we never see the titular character use the same sort of portal-like travel as Thanos does.
However, we do see instances where Captain Marvel appears to travel very quickly:
At the end of the movie, Captain Marvel and the Kree cruiser with the Skrulls in it zip off into space without using the Jump Gate system. Unless the Skrulls were going to take a very (very very) long time to get to their new home, Captain Marvel would have to be helping them to travel much faster than light.
and
In the mid-credits scene, Captain Marvel appears right behind the Avengers that are examining Fury's pager just after it turns off. We don't know when she received the call from Fury or when she started heading back to Earth, but it was probably very quick. We could possibly find out the answer to this in Avengers: Endgame.
So, can she travel quickly? Yes. Can she use portals? Probably not.
answered Mar 11 at 19:39
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She has the plans for Mar-Vell's light speed engine, doesn't she?
– Wossname
Mar 11 at 23:55
@Wossname Most likely, but there's no indication that she built it in the movie. Additionally, she's flying beside or in-front of the ship when the event in the first spoiler occurs, so she has to be traveling that quickly as well. I think the simplest explanation is that she can just fly very quickly.
– TemporaryIdentity
Mar 12 at 0:33
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In Captain Marvel, we never see the titular character use the same sort of portal-like travel as Thanos does.
However, we do see instances where Captain Marvel appears to travel very quickly:
At the end of the movie, Captain Marvel and the Kree cruiser with the Skrulls in it zip off into space without using the Jump Gate system. Unless the Skrulls were going to take a very (very very) long time to get to their new home, Captain Marvel would have to be helping them to travel much faster than light.
and
In the mid-credits scene, Captain Marvel appears right behind the Avengers that are examining Fury's pager just after it turns off. We don't know when she received the call from Fury or when she started heading back to Earth, but it was probably very quick. We could possibly find out the answer to this in Avengers: Endgame.
So, can she travel quickly? Yes. Can she use portals? Probably not.
answered Mar 11 at 19:39
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She has the plans for Mar-Vell's light speed engine, doesn't she?
– Wossname
Mar 11 at 23:55
@Wossname Most likely, but there's no indication that she built it in the movie. Additionally, she's flying beside or in-front of the ship when the event in the first spoiler occurs, so she has to be traveling that quickly as well. I think the simplest explanation is that she can just fly very quickly.
– TemporaryIdentity
Mar 12 at 0:33
add a comment |
In Captain Marvel, we never see the titular character use the same sort of portal-like travel as Thanos does.
However, we do see instances where Captain Marvel appears to travel very quickly:
At the end of the movie, Captain Marvel and the Kree cruiser with the Skrulls in it zip off into space without using the Jump Gate system. Unless the Skrulls were going to take a very (very very) long time to get to their new home, Captain Marvel would have to be helping them to travel much faster than light.
and
In the mid-credits scene, Captain Marvel appears right behind the Avengers that are examining Fury's pager just after it turns off. We don't know when she received the call from Fury or when she started heading back to Earth, but it was probably very quick. We could possibly find out the answer to this in Avengers: Endgame.
So, can she travel quickly? Yes. Can she use portals? Probably not.
answered Mar 11 at 19:39
TemporaryIdentityTemporaryIdentity
835312
She has the plans for Mar-Vell's light speed engine, doesn't she?
– Wossname
Mar 11 at 23:55
@Wossname Most likely, but there's no indication that she built it in the movie. Additionally, she's flying beside or in-front of the ship when the event in the first spoiler occurs, so she has to be traveling that quickly as well. I think the simplest explanation is that she can just fly very quickly.
– TemporaryIdentity
Mar 12 at 0:33
add a comment |
In Captain Marvel, we never see the titular character use the same sort of portal-like travel as Thanos does.
However, we do see instances where Captain Marvel appears to travel very quickly:
At the end of the movie, Captain Marvel and the Kree cruiser with the Skrulls in it zip off into space without using the Jump Gate system. Unless the Skrulls were going to take a very (very very) long time to get to their new home, Captain Marvel would have to be helping them to travel much faster than light.
and
In the mid-credits scene, Captain Marvel appears right behind the Avengers that are examining Fury's pager just after it turns off. We don't know when she received the call from Fury or when she started heading back to Earth, but it was probably very quick. We could possibly find out the answer to this in Avengers: Endgame.
So, can she travel quickly? Yes. Can she use portals? Probably not.
answered Mar 11 at 19:39
TemporaryIdentityTemporaryIdentity
835312
In Captain Marvel, we never see the titular character use the same sort of portal-like travel as Thanos does.
However, we do see instances where Captain Marvel appears to travel very quickly:
At the end of the movie, Captain Marvel and the Kree cruiser with the Skrulls in it zip off into space without using the Jump Gate system. Unless the Skrulls were going to take a very (very very) long time to get to their new home, Captain Marvel would have to be helping them to travel much faster than light.
and
In the mid-credits scene, Captain Marvel appears right behind the Avengers that are examining Fury's pager just after it turns off. We don't know when she received the call from Fury or when she started heading back to Earth, but it was probably very quick. We could possibly find out the answer to this in Avengers: Endgame.
So, can she travel quickly? Yes. Can she use portals? Probably not.
answered Mar 11 at 19:39
TemporaryIdentityTemporaryIdentity
835312
edited Mar 12 at 0:34
answered Mar 11 at 19:39
TemporaryIdentityTemporaryIdentity
835312
answered Mar 11 at 19:39
TemporaryIdentityTemporaryIdentity
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answered Mar 11 at 19:39
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She has the plans for Mar-Vell's light speed engine, doesn't she?
– Wossname
Mar 11 at 23:55
@Wossname Most likely, but there's no indication that she built it in the movie. Additionally, she's flying beside or in-front of the ship when the event in the first spoiler occurs, so she has to be traveling that quickly as well. I think the simplest explanation is that she can just fly very quickly.
– TemporaryIdentity
Mar 12 at 0:33
add a comment |
She has the plans for Mar-Vell's light speed engine, doesn't she?
– Wossname
Mar 11 at 23:55
@Wossname Most likely, but there's no indication that she built it in the movie. Additionally, she's flying beside or in-front of the ship when the event in the first spoiler occurs, so she has to be traveling that quickly as well. I think the simplest explanation is that she can just fly very quickly.
– TemporaryIdentity
Mar 12 at 0:33
She has the plans for Mar-Vell's light speed engine, doesn't she?
– Wossname
Mar 11 at 23:55
She has the plans for Mar-Vell's light speed engine, doesn't she?
– Wossname
Mar 11 at 23:55
@Wossname Most likely, but there's no indication that she built it in the movie. Additionally, she's flying beside or in-front of the ship when the event in the first spoiler occurs, so she has to be traveling that quickly as well. I think the simplest explanation is that she can just fly very quickly.
– TemporaryIdentity
Mar 12 at 0:33
@Wossname Most likely, but there's no indication that she built it in the movie. Additionally, she's flying beside or in-front of the ship when the event in the first spoiler occurs, so she has to be traveling that quickly as well. I think the simplest explanation is that she can just fly very quickly.
– TemporaryIdentity
Mar 12 at 0:33
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Seeing how Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver derive their powers from the mind stone, and besides SW's power to brainwash and trick people with illusions, it doesn't look like people's abilities are directly related to the stone's original power.
– Virusbomb
Mar 11 at 19:02
2
I haven't seen the movie yet; however if she does derive her powers from the infinity stones that would be a major departure from the comics. Originally, she got her cosmic powers from a Kree device. And if your title is a spoiler you may want to move it into the question and hide it with the spoiler tags.
– djm
Mar 11 at 19:20
@djm It's still Kree tech that gave her her powers, technically.
– JAB
Mar 11 at 19:35