X-Men '97 Actor Believes His Character Could Have Resolved Avengers: Infinity War

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While Thanos inflicted mass devastation in Avengers: Infinity War by erasing half of the world's population, one actor fromX-Men '97 believes his character could have stopped such destruction.

While X-Men '97 resides within its distinct corner of the Marvel multiverse and occasionally showcases cameos from other animated Marvel characters, fans have begun to speculate about potential crossovers and their feasibility. Adding to this speculation, an actor from the series has proposed a theory that could have had a profound impact on the outcome of the Marvel universe.

In a recent interview on ComicBook's Phase Zero podcast, Matthew Waterson, known for his portrayal of Magneto in X-Men '97, shared a thought-provoking scenario that could have altered the course of events in Avengers: Infinity War. According to Waterson, he speculates that Magneto, with his extraordinary abilities, might have been able to intervene and prevent Thanos from executing his catastrophic snap, thus preventing the devastation that followed. While Waterson's suggestion was likely meant as a joke, it raises intriguing questions about the potential impact on the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Adding Magneto to this scenario could have been intriguing, but the situation is more complex than it appears. Waterson suggested that Thanos's gauntlet, although made of metal or a metal-like material, might have been vulnerable to Magneto's powers, as he remarked, «Magneto might have been able to solve that relatively quickly». However, grappling with the Infinity Gauntlet, crafted from Uru metal like Thor's Mjölnir and Stormbreaker, presents a formidable challenge. Could Magneto truly manipulate such a strong weapon? Magneto's lifelong refinement of his abilities, notably his control over various metals, lends credence to this theory. That is just one reason why he remains one of Marvel's most formidable villains. Although this scenario is purely speculative, Waterson's inquiry raises thought-provoking