Random Most Unforgettable Last Words Of MCU Characters (22 items)

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  (#13) Vision

  "I love you." 

  AI butler turned android Avenger, Vision has always spoken in logical terms or rational statistics. When he begins a relationship with Wanda Maximoff, however, he slowly starts transitioning to more human emotions.

  Before the Mind Stone is shattered - ending the synthezoid's life - he manages to mouth the words “I love you” to Wanda. It's a big moment for an otherwise supremely rational being. Unfortunately, Thanos rewinds time, steals the Mind Stone, and eliminates Vision again.
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  (#1) Tony Stark (AKA Iron Man)

  "And I... am... Iron Man."

  Not only is this an epic-as-hell line before Tony Stark sacrifices himself to destroy Thanos and his army, but it also makes you realize just how far these characters have come since Stark kickstarted the MCU in Iron Man by revealing himself to the world with the exact same words. It's only fitting that Iron Man leaves our lives the same way he came in.

  And if that wasn’t enough to get you going, the absolute swine decided to get another last word in from beyond the grave. Having left a pre-recorded heartfelt message for his daughter, he signs off (for good) with the beyond emotional “I love you 3000.”
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  (#7) Odin

  "Asgard is not a place. It never was. This could be Asgard. Asgard is where our people stand. Even now... right now, those people need your help. [Thor: I'm not as strong as you.] No. You're stronger." 

  In a Mufasa-like fashion, Odin, the father/mentor that molded Thor from a glory-seeking jock into the hero he is today, gives him these last words of wisdom.

  The last words he speaks assure us that the responsibility of Asgard is in good hands before his spirit passes on entirely.
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  (#14) Steve Rogers (AKA Captain America)

  "No. No, I don't think I will."

  Rogers doesn't kick the bucket, but he certainly kicks the... shield? Though still alive, this is the last time we will see Steve Rogers as Captain America.

  Now an old man, he reveals that after going back in time and returning the Stones to their individual timeline, he chose not to come back to the present. The ring on his finger alludes to the fact that he met someone, and - although it's all but certain this person is Peggy Carter, the love of Rogers' life from his own time - the gentleman that Cap is, he chooses not to disclose her identity.
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  (#17) Ultron

  • The Avengers: Age of Ultron

  "You're unbearably naïve." 

  Now standing in a form more similar to that of his comic book counterpart, Ultron goes out with the same ideology he came in with.

  Although he was created to help facilitate world peace, like many interpretations of AI before him, Ultron comes to the conclusion that the best way to do that is to eradicate the planet's greatest threat: humanity itself.

  In his eyes, humans have caused more trouble than they’ve prevented - especially the Avengers. His last words are a bit unsettling, as they’re aimed at Vision's compassion for humanity. With quite the conflict of opinion, Vision is inevitably forced to punch Ultron's ticket.  
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  (#9) The Ancient One

  "Death is what gives life meaning. To know your days are limited, your time short. You'd think after all this time I'd be ready. But look at me, stretching one moment out into a thousand just so I can watch the snow."

  Unlike other MCU characters, the Ancient One knows exactly when her expiration date is, and has known this for quite some time.

  She really does practice what she preaches to Doctor Strange when stating, “It’s not about you.” Rather than putting things in place to avoid her fate, she defends death as the reason to make the most of life.

  In her final act, she elongates the passing of time to appreciate something as simple as snow during her last few seconds on Earth, signifying the good soul we always knew she had.

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