Nearly a week is left for Avengers Infinity War release, and with every passing day, fans’ excitement level is raising to watch the movie on big screen.

The fans have even flooded the internet with their tributes to every superhero.

Not just it, netizens have become more eager to know who will be killed in this part of Avengers.

Various permutations and combinations  have been made about the characters’ lifeline, Nyoooz has also compiled a list of some superheroes who will probably  die or survive in this part.

Heroes surely won’t die
 

1.   Black Panther

It’s a complete no for this Marvel character. Not in any case, Marvel is going to kill off its most successful hero in recent memory and the newly crowned king of the MCU. This year’s ‘Black Panther’ has made more than $1 billion worldwide and more than $650 million domestically

2.   Hawkeye

Killing the Avengers’ sixth fiddle wouldn’t be the sort of big moment Marvel is after, and the film’s directors, the Russo brothers, have indicated they still have plans for Clint Barton down the line.

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3.   Scarlet Witch, Black Widow, Gamora, and Shuri

These man-centric superhero movies has drawn a lot of criticism. That is why owing to that discrepancy, it’s hard to see Marvel killing off any of its main female Avengers, or honorary members like Gamora or the well-loved Shuri.

 

4.   Groot

According to Guardians director James Gunn, Groot is already dead. The Groot we see in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is actually the son of the Groot who died at the end of the first Guardians. Therefore, it’s hard to imagine the new Groot getting killed so soon after the old Groot was.

5.   Drax and Rocket Raccoon

Drax and Rocket are the third and fourth options of the Guardians franchise, ones who seem like they don’t necessarily have the most important roles or storylines. So killing them off would feel abrupt and pointless

6. Ant-Man and the Wasp

Marvel won’t let Thanos kill these two before their feature film debuts — if they even appear at all. The Russos have obliquely said that Ant-Man and the Wasp will tie into the events of Infinity War but haven’t said whether the characters themselves

Might actually die

1.   Okoye

Unfortunately, Okoye, the leader of the Dora Milaje, going out in a blaze of glory, paying the ultimate sacrifice to her king and country the Dora Milaje and Okoye stand for its loyalty, bravery, selflessness.

2.   Loki

‘Thor: Ragnarok’ ended with Loki growing up and actually being a good guy, and Thanos killing a Loki who just decided to be good is a lot more powerful than if Loki were still evil. Also, it’s worth remembering that Thanos is still pretty peeved at Loki’s inability to secure Earth and the Tesseract in the first Avengers film.

Heroes are in danger

1.       Nebula

She’s an anti-hero with a heart now and is ready to stand beside Gamora as they take on their adoptive father Thanos. The bad news is that this character arc seems to be leading right toward Nebula’s noble death.

2.       Vision

It wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility that when Vision loses the Infinity Stone, he reverts back to his previous incarnation as Jarvis, Tony Stark’s semi-sentient and extremely helpful computer program.

3.       Thor

The other clue is that Infinity War directors the Russo brothers have described the movie as being about Thanos and Thor. So, Thanos isn’t a good thing if you’re a character that wants to survive.

4.       Iron Man

There’s a divide in the ever-growing Avengers roster between the originals (Thor, Iron Man, and Cap) and the newbies (Black Panther, Spider-Man, and Doctor Strange). 

In Spider-Man: Homecoming it felt like Tony was passing the torch and teaching Peter Parker to be a better hero and leader than he was. It wouldn’t surprise me one bit if Infinity War marks the end of Iron Man’s long tenure in the MCU and officially ignites a new era of leadership for the Avengers.

5.       Captain America

His death makes sense story-wise too, as his solo movies have shown us his genesis as a hero (The First Avenger), his struggle to reconcile being a hero with the world around him (The Winter Soldier), and then end up questioning everything, including the country he so deeply believes in (Civil War).

Well, that's what we think, what are your thoughts on this?