"Marvel Cinematic Prime Universe"
Led by Tony, the reboot team successfully obtained the six Infinity Stones.
Having acquired the stones, Tony immediately moved to forge a snap-ready gauntlet using the materials at hand.
However, Thor stopped him and led everyone to Nidavellir to ask the Dwarf King to reforge a gauntlet capable of withstanding a snap.
Since the Dwarf King could use the snap to resurrect his own people, he immediately gathered materials and began forging.
The gauntlet Tony crafted could indeed perform a snap, but doing so would inevitably prove fatal.
The Infinity Gauntlet Tony made was merely high-purity titanium alloy, possessing almost no ability to distribute and mitigate the backlash.
The gauntlet forged by the Dwarf King using Uru Metal might not completely neutralize the damage, but it would still allow beings of Thanos's and Thor's physical caliber to snap three times without mortal peril.
The backlash from Thanos's second snap had been so severe primarily because he wanted to destroy the Infinity Stones, meaning the energy effectively detonated right around him.
Once the dwarf finished forging the gauntlet, Thor immediately performed a snap, resurrecting everyone in that parallel world.
His purpose was to secure the Pym particles of Han Pym.
Whether driven by ingrained momentum or a sudden surge of benevolence in resurrecting that world's inhabitants, they could simply have used the Space Stone ability of the Infinity Gauntlet to leave.
Afterward, the Infinity Gauntlet was used for two more snaps, though these were not performed by Thor, but rather by the Hulk from the Scarlet Witch's world and the Hawkeye from Hawkeye's world.
Then, Thor performed two snaps himself in his own world.
One was to resurrect those killed by Thanos's snap, and the other was to revive everyone from Asgard who had perished.
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