The item, the Tesseract, plays a vital role ... Scarlet Witch, like Captain Marvel, obtained her powers through an Infinity Stone. She and her twin brother Pietro were experimented on with Loki ...

Those who have been keeping up with Marvel’s cinematic output for the last decade will be more than familiar with the Tesseract by now: it has appeared in multiple films, and the Space Stone was ...

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Captain Marvel. The Space Stone allows the person who holds it to control the fabric of space and teleport anywhere in the universe. A blue cube called the Tesseract was built to contain the stone.

The Tesseract, of course, is the casing for the Infinity Stone known as the Space Stone. But there’s a fascinating detail in “Captain Marvel” that could throw you for a loop: when we first ...

The Soul Stone is arguably the most dangerous of all of the Infinity Stones, but here's its official purpose within the ...

Well, as it turns out, Captain Marvel may be pulling a bit of a ret-con here, but it all makes sense in the final analysis. Let’s break down the timeline of the Tesseract! The Space Stone was ...

In the Marvel films, the Space Stone is hidden inside a blue cube called the Tesseract. The evil organization HYDRA used the Tesseract to power their weapons during World War II in Captain America ...

The blue-colored artifact most recently appeared in Captain Marvel, playing a role in Carol Danvers’ origin story. Because the Tesseract is the Infinity Stone that’s gotten the most screen ...

As one of the six Infinity Stones, the Tesseract is a crucial component of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's overarching storyline, and its power and significance will likely continue to play a ...

Not only that, but in what is arguably Captain Marvel‘s biggest reveal we learn that Carol is tied directly to one Infinity Stone in particular: The Tesseract, aka The Space Stone! It turns out ...