What Jedi can wield the MCU Infinity Gauntlet and still live

[JohnDiggle]

So the MCU takes a big toll on even the most powerful beings while being worn. What Jedi could use it and still be alive after a Snap.

[Captain Morgan]

It was presented as a matter of physical durability, as opposed to will power, so I'm gonna go with none of them.

[The Arbiter]

It was presented as a matter of physical durability, as opposed to will power, so I'm gonna go with none of them.

Seconding this.

Question though: How come the first snap only messed up the IG? It was strictly Thanos destroying the Stones that hurt him.

[Arsenal]

Seconding this.

Question though: How come the first snap only messed up the IG? It was strictly Thanos destroying the Stones that hurt him.

The first snap destroyed the gauntlet & his arm. Destroying the stones built on damage already done on the first snap on top of the point blank explosion of 6 infinity stones.

[The Arbiter]

The first snap destroyed the gauntlet & his arm. Destroying the stones built on damage already done on the first snap on top of the point blank explosion of 6 infinity stones.

Looking back, his arm does have some mild damage to it. Nothing REMOTELY like what they did to Hulk, but damage nonetheless.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Looking back, his arm does have some mild damage to it. Nothing REMOTELY like what they did to Hulk, but damage nonetheless.

Cuz he tougher my dude.

[Dalak]

Cuz he tougher my dude.

Hulk was also defying the Soul Stone mandate.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Hulk was also defying the Soul Stone mandate.

Nah, it got its pound of flesh in the end.

[Dalak]

Nah, it got its pound of flesh in the end.

Of course it did, I'm just saying some of that Hulk damage was likely from trying to force the stones to do something they couldn't do.

[Lord Falcon]

Theoretically, Darth "too angry to die" Sion could do it.

[KJS]

Looking back, his arm does have some mild damage to it. Nothing REMOTELY like what they did to Hulk, but damage nonetheless.

Thanos' entire left side was charred at the end of Infinity War - and he was limping. The first snap definitely hurt him.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Of course it did, I'm just saying some of that Hulk damage was likely from trying to force the stones to do something they couldn't do.

That's true.

Though I don't think the soulstone required it's pound of flesh AFTER it was obtained. Otherwise, man ... that's one angry rock.

[Captain Morgan]

I mean, bringing the dead back to life also seems harder than killing them. That plus lesser durability can explain a lot.

Tony was much less durable, but he also killed a significantly smaller group and it still killed him dead.

[Arsenal]

I mean, bringing the dead back to life also seems harder than killing them. That plus lesser durability can explain a lot.

Tony was much less durable, but he also killed a significantly smaller group and it still killed him dead.

Plus Hulk put all 6 on at once where Thanos was building up to it so that might factor in too.

[Captain Morgan]

Plus Hulk put all 6 on at once where Thanos was building up to it so that might factor in too.

There could certainly be some level of tolerance, though the stress of using individual stones seems to vary wildly. Mind and time seemed perfectly usable by normal dudes while power would kill them. So I think using all the stones in conjunction for a major effort is probably pretty distinct from using them individually.