Before he could do that, Thor, Bruce, and Tony awakened Ultron's new body with the Mind Stone attached, but without Ultron's consciousness that being became Vision ( Paul Bettany). Tony Stark ( Robert Downey Jr.) and Bruce Banner ( Mark Ruffalo) used it to create Ultron ( James Spader), who eventually destroyed the scepter in order to claim the Mind Stone. Von Strucker used it to experiment on Wanda Maximof ( Elizabeth Olsen), aka Scarlet Witch, and Pietro Maximof ( Aaron Taylor-Johnson), giving them their abilities, but it was later reclaimed by the Avengers. was overrun by double agents in Captain America: Winter Soldier, and we next saw it in the hands of Wolfgang von Strucker ( Thomas Kretschmann) in Sokovia at the beginning of Avengers: Age of Ultron. The scepter wound up in HYDRA's hands after S.H.I.E.L.D. The not-cat coughed up the Tesseract in the post-credits scene. The Tesseract was swallowed Mar-Vell's cat (who is actually not a cat but an alien called a Flerken), which was adopted by S.H.I.E.L.D. When the Kree came to claim the Tesseract from her, the resulting confrontation led the engine to explode and bond some of the Space Stone energy to Carol Danvers ( Brie Larson), aka Captain Marvel. Mar-Vell ( Annette Bening), a Kree scientist disguised as a human working on that project, attempted to use the Tesseract to build a Light-Speed Engine. took custody of the Tesseract and, as revealed in Captain Marvel, started Project Pegasus to study its power. He planned to use it to create weapons of mass destruction to deploy against the United States in World War II, but Steve Rogers ( Chris Evans) derailed that plan, and ultimately the Tesseract fell into the Atlantic Ocean, where it was later recovered by Howard Stark ( Dominic Cooper). History: The Tesseract, which housed the space stone for much of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's history, first surfaced in Captain America: The First Avenger when it was found by Johann Schmidt ( Hugo Weaving), aka Red Skull, in a tomb in Norway. It has also been used as an energy source. Powers: The Space Stone holds dominion over the fabric of space, giving it the ability to teleport its users anywhere in the universe. Appears In: Thor, Captain America: T he First Avenger, Captain Marvel, The Avengers, Thor: Ragnorak, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame ( here's where to stream them)

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