Avengers: Infinity War
Iron Man ’s ( Robert Downey Jr. ) decisiveness to sign the Sokovia Accords is better justified inAvengers : Infinity Warthan inCaptain America : Civil War . The 2016 Joe and Anthony Russo motion-picture show saw the break - up of the Avengers because of Tony Stark and Steve Rogers ( Chris Evans ) falling out due to Bucky Barnes ' ( Sebastian Stan ) interest in the death of the Starks . But the Avengers ' conflict first started with their differing opinion on how to approach the Sokovia Accords — a mandate that would govern the activities of superheroes in the MCU .
The Russos effectively evidence how far both Iron Man and Captain America had come along in their several bow through their personal position about the Sokovia Accords . Steve , a military human race , was against it , arguing that the safest work force were their own . Meanwhile , the ego - reliant Tony was all for it , claiming that withstand it would only make things bad for them . Effectively , the outcome of Captain America : Civil War put up the Infinity Saga ’s endas it let Thanos ( Josh Brolin ) the perfect chance to make his move . unwittingly , this also justify Iron Man ’s sentiments on the Sokovia Accords .
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InCaptain America : Civil War , Tony ’s decision to sign the Sokovia Accords was rooted in his own guilt feelings . After the events ofAvengers : Age of Ultron , he urgently wanted some safeguards so that he did n’t intrust the same ruinous mistake again . Despite his good intent , go forward with the Ultron Initiative backfired , resulting in many civilian casualty and the destruction of Sokovia . While this was a unanimous account , the events ofAvengers : Infinity Warwas a much better justification for his pick . Ultimately , Iron Man want to verify thatthe Avengers were still run , knowing that a big threat was coming , and that the squad were probable the only the great unwashed capable of dealing with it . In his initial conversation with Steve at the drome in Germany , Tony explained that he was trying to keep the Avengers from breaking up . Although Captain America did n’t think him , the genius billionaire was just making sure that the team continue integral - as fighting the political science and the United Nations would ’ve made their situation spoilt . AsInfinity Warproves , a fully dismiss Avengers would have had even more catastrophic upshot .
Much has been say about the Avengers ' loss to Thanos inAvengers : Infinity War . There ’s an musical theme that they were always meant to lose in guild to eventually winAvengers : Endgame , just as how Doctor Strange ( Benedict Cumberbatch ) saw it when he peeked into the future . individually , there were also single reasons why they ultimately fail to stop the purple Titan , include Star - Lord ’s ( Chris Pratt ) inability to check his emotion in Titan , as well asThor ’s ( Chris Hemsworth ) failureto go for the villain ’s head . But , there ’s also an literary argument that a big ingredient in why Thanos won was because the Avengers were scattered . Earth ’s Mightiest Heroes were pretty much non - functioning duringAvengers : Infinity War , with Iron Man and Captain America not having any clear and concise architectural plan to harness the Titan ’s threat . This was exactly what Tony did n’t want to happen . So , he was willing to compromise with the government with respect to the Sokovia Accords if that meant that the Avengers remain intact .
Iron Man ’s partitioning in the Avengers HQ on the heels of Thanos ' cracking inAvengers : eternity Warbacks up this idea . Tony was especially frustrated with Steve , considering that his bad incubus had just come to realisation . If only wizard , billionaire Avengers was able to effectively convey the real intellect why he ’s forthe Sokovia AccordsinCaptain America : Civil War , then perhaps Captain America would ’ve been more uncoerced to find a middle ground about the issue .
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