Because Iron Man's death is an absolute point in the MCU, Tony Stark can never be brought back without cataclysmic consequences. Of course, the Multiverse does allow some loopholes.
Tony dying was a result of his snap. If reverting him to before the snap means the snap didn't happen, then you can't do it. The infinity stones can absolutely bring somebody back to life and you don't even need to use all of them to do it. Reality, Time, and Soul stones could do that by themselves.
Unfortunately, his suit, as advanced as it was, couldn't protect him from the power that the gems radiated when he clicked his fingers. This is why almost half of his body got burned, resulting in fatal injuries.
stark's death is an absolute point. in every single universe. Because we know that Kang runs the TVA, and he basically keeps every single universe in check. by protecting the sacred timeline.
Because getting that one outcome required events playing out exactly as they did. Telling Tony would have altered events to play out differently. In Infinity War, it was clear that Doctor Strange could have easily beaten Thanos even without the Time Stone.
looks to Doctor Strange near the end of the final battle, and Doctor Strange holds up one finger, indicating they've got their one chance. This spurs Tony to make the ultimate sacrifice: Taking all the Infinity Stones for himself and snapping his fingers to destroy Thanos' army.
Hulk was already severely damaged from the first snap. He would have died if he attempted a second snap. Thanos also suffered permanent damage from the stones that not even the stones could fix. This means that Tony's injuries were fatal and nothing could save Iron Man.
Of course, this brought even more problems for Tony and did no good to his already complicated mental and emotional state, leading him to push people away and thus mess up his relationships (all of them), but also to him being suicidal and undervaluing his own life.
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No matter how strong Thanos is, he can't wielld the full power of 6 infinity stones during the snap and guess what he snapped again to destroy the stone, which took a heavier toll on his body. It means he survived after snapping half of the universe and the stones itself.
Smart Hulk was "made for this" as his own exposure to gamma radiation, both in the initial accident and later on to combine Hulk and Banner into Smart Hulk, matches that of the Stones' radiation. So it seems he always had a greater chance of surviving the snap than Tony.
So there you have it: Thanos' plan isn't a plot hole, it's a function of his essential character. He didn't double the resources in the universe because that's not what he's trying to accomplish, and also because he's an unhinged, sociopathic supervillain who is basically on a holy crusade.
Even assuming Tony was the only one who could have killed the Mad Titan, it wasn't exactly impossible for him to be healed. The critical damage he received could have been reversed by Doctor Strange.
Tony Stark has a damaged heart from the plane crash that the Mandarin caused, and because of that, he has an implant made by Dr. Ho Yinsen that keeps it beating. His implant is made out of a stabilized form of Kylight, a metal that is found in the abandoned Stark outpost in the Arctic.
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Iron Man reveals that Kingpin is the one villain he truly fears. Iron Man and Kingpin form an unlikely alliance as allies of mutantkind. Although both successful businessmen, Kingpin's ruthlessness surpasses Iron Man's, making him a genuinely terrifying villain.
Tony's PTSD symptoms include nightmares, flashbacks, anxiety attacks, invasive and violent memories, but he is successful at managing his symptoms when he is away from his suits.
Gamora was sacrificed by Thanos in the Infinity Timeline. Bc they went back to multiple dates before Thanos could even get to the stones, he never got to the point of sacrificing her for the soul stone, because Clint and Natasha went there first. So, Natasha simply ceased to exist in the original End Game timeline.
If Tony Stark had never died, his legacy as the brilliant and brave Iron Man would have lived on. He would have continued to build cutting-edge technology, use his resources to do good, and protect the world from any threats.
In Avengers: Endgame, a Variant Gamora from a different timeline is brought to Earth-616 by Variant Thanos, and this Gamora remains in the MCU. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 explores the dynamics of Variant Gamora, who doesn't remember her love with Peter and joins the Ravagers.
What did Tony Stark wish for when he snapped his fingers?
Thanos and all his henchman: Iron Man turns the tables on Thanos: When Tony snaps his fingers, he uses the Infinity Stones to wish Thanos and his minions out of existence.
Why didn t Dr Strange use Time Stone against Thanos?
The short answer is that he *could* have (Thanos proved that one stone can affect the weilder of another when he used the Time Stone on Vision), but Strange had already secreted away the Time Stone magically, to prevent Thanos from using his own immense power to take it from him.
It was only through the nano-tech design of the latest Iron Man armor that Tony could interact with the Iron Gauntlet and take the stones back. Thus Iron Man died in Avengers: Endgame, sacrificing himself to protect everyone he cared about.
