Scott Lang and Hope Van Dyne Addresses ANT-MAN Should Have Flown Up Thanos’s Butt Theory

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One of the awesome things to come out of the Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame saga was the theory that Scott Lang aka Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) should have shrunk down to ant-size, fly up Thanos’s butt, then grew back up to super-size, blowing the villain to bits. It’s a funny and disgusting theory at the same time but it stuck around because it makes a lot of sense! We’ve seen Ant-Man do it without Thanos. It feels like it could have worked.

Now finally, Scott Lang and Hope Van Dyne, aka The Wasp (Evangeline Lilly), address this theory in a video inside the Avengers: Quantum Encounter attraction on the Disney Wish cruise ship, with Rudd’s Lang saying:

“Let me address the elephant in the room. I’ve heard a lot of chatter out there asking why I didn’t shrink down, go in, and, uh – kill Thanos in a really creative way. First of all, gross. Secondly, it’s much more complicated than that. Allow me to explain–”

Lilly’s Hope van Dyne then cuts him off. It is an attraction for kids, after all. It’s pretty funny that this fan theory made it all the way back to these characters though! Check out the video below, and enjoy.

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