A world paralyzed. Limitless fan art. Spectacular reviews Moments that squeeze your heart like a sponge. 2.751 million dollars What can we add about Avengers: Endgame two months after its release? On one hand, that it will return to theaters very soon with extra material, and on the other, that you cannot overlook this fabulous 16-bit tribute dedicated to the final battle against the Mad Titan.
It arrived. It swept everything in its path. It pulverized records. It left. It will return. That hurricane named Avengers: Endgame was overwhelming, relentless. And somehow... it's not enough Strange regional and/or economic quirks prevented it from piercing the ceiling of 2.788 million dollars, where no less than Avatar awaits.
Now, Disney wants that last record. The solution? A re-release within the next few hours, an official return to theaters under the name "Bring Back". Rumors speak of six additional minutes, deleted scenes, the classic post-credits clip, and a preview of Far From Home, scheduled for July 5 in Spain. What can you do until then? Well... watch the ending of Endgame in 16 bits!
(Editor's note: No need to explain that the short is a planetary-scale spoiler.)
Avengers: Endgame... in 16 Bits!
The animation was published on the Mr. Sunday Movies channel on YouTube, which we already know from previous 16-bit works. Thanos's snap in Infinity War, Darth Vader in Rogue One, Luke vs. Kylo in The Force Awakens, and the throne room battle with Snoke in The Last Jedi are the most notable. John Stratman is the mastermind behind the animation, while the music was handled by Kenny Mac.
How good is the video? Let's say that if in a parallel world Disney decided to give Endgame a "Super Nintendo treatment", it should look like this at the very least. To hell with 4K and 60 FPS. The challenge of conveying more with fewer resources, being faithful to the original material, and including the exact retro dose... this tribute checks all those boxes.
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In short, enjoy! And if you plan to see the re-release or catch a delayed showing (many theaters still have Endgame in their lineup), leave a comment!
