Avengers Endgame: THIS newly spotted Iron Man death Easter Egg answers PLOT HOLE

Avengers Endgame was full of iconic moments, but none more so than Iron Man’s sacrificial death. But have you ever noticed the apparent plot hole that Tony, a mere man, didn’t struggle to wield the Infinity Stones before his Snap, while the incredibly strong Hulk was really struggling before his? Well, now a popular and newly spotted Easter Egg – intentional or not – appears to answer this question. Back in the first Iron Man movie there was a scene where Tony and Ho Yinsen were creating the first arc reactor.

Yinsen says: “That could run your heart for 50 lifetimes.”

To which Stark quips: “Yeah. Or something big for 15 minutes.”

Reddit user WolverineKuzuri93 who spotted the Easter Egg wrote: “Or something REALLY big for 15 seconds.

“It just dawned on me how Tony was able to not only wield the stones but also do so without immediately being incapacitated like the Hulk was.

“His arc reactor took the bulk of the energy.”

Now that’s a satisfying reason for Tony not struggling when he took the Infinity Stones from Thanos.

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Meanwhile, the Infinity Saga box set release date and price have leaked.

Marvel Studios is planning to release the first 23 MCU movies in one big collector’s edition on Blu-ray and 4K UHD.

According to MCU Cosmic, the item was briefly on the Best Buy website before being removed.

Aside from all the MCU movies to date from Iron Man to Spider-Man Far From Home, there are other special items included.

There’s a Matt Ferguson lithograph, a letter from Kevin Feige and a bonus disc including unseen deleted and extended scenes.

This US edition of The Infinity Sage Collector’s Edition comes in at a whopping $549.99.

While it’s release date is set for as early as November 15.

The next unnamed saga of the MCU kicks off next year with Black Widow and The Eternals.

Marvel Phase 4 will incorporate both cinematic movies and Disney Plus limited series.

Avengers Endgame is out now on home release.