Thanos could have been planning for Galactus this whole time! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Today, we have a brand new, interesting theory to explore. After Disney’s recent merger with Fox, there has been much speculation about the integration of Fox-owned characters into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Much of this speculation has focused on the X-Men, with much less attention being devoted to the Fantastic Four and associated characters. How will Reed, Sue, Johnny, and Ben be introduced? What about their villains? Could we see Doctor Doom sometime soon? Even beyond these exciting additions, there is one character who’s introduction could have far reaching implications.

That character is Galactus.

For the uninitiated, Galactus is a Fantastic Four villain known for eating planets and having a giant goofy purple helmet. Despite his helmet’s goofiness (or maybe because of it), Galactus is a force to be reckoned with. He’s often portrayed as impossible to reason with, a galactic being too powerful to bother dealing with humans. Still, could there be someone Galactus is in league with? Is there an MCU character powerful enough to team up with him?

Enter Thanos, probably the only MCU character both smart and powerful enough to deal with Galactus. Could Thanos be using Galactus as a contingency plan, or was he acting out of fear of him?

In the full video, we cover a new theory that suggests Galactus was a part of Thanos’ plan all along, and speculate on how the purple planet-eater could be integrated into the MCU. Check out the video and let us know what you think about the theory in the comments below.

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When you put the pieces together, it becomes very clear that Homer Simpson is no mere mortal! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Welcome back to ScreenRant! For today’s video, we’re going to take you to church! But no worries, there’s no serious religious debates here — we’re going to The First Church of Springfield where Reverend Lovejoy gives his weekly sermon — and sitting there among the crowd is none other than Homer J. Simpson. Now he may be nodding off or secretly listening to football games — but the church could be his true calling because we have fallen for a popular Simpsons theory: Homer is God! How could a dim-witted father of three be god? Well, in the thirty-plus years of the Simpsons, there’s plenty of precedent to help back up this claim. First of all — let’s deal with some of the initial counter arguments that may pop into your head. In episodes like “Homer The Heretic” or “My Way or the Highway to Heaven”, we actually see god, with five fingers as opposed to the traditional four featured on all the other Springfield residents. Well, the theory here is focused on Homer being “A” god, not “THE” god. Much like Zeus and his eleven other Olympic gods — there’s room for Homer to be a god as well. Second problem — if Homer is a God, then how come he doesn’t use his powers or chooses to live an ordinary life in Springfield? Simple: he doesn’t know he’s a God — something we’ll get back to a little later on.

Sure, laugh it up and claim we’re digging too deep here, but sit back, relax, and let us break things down for you. By the end — you’ll probably not just want to watch some Simpsons episodes, but you may just be convinced that Homer actually is a god!

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