Why did hope and Hank disappear?

Hank Pym, Hope Van Dyne, and Janet Van Dyne all disintegrate into dust, victims of the Infinity Stones used by Thanos at the end of Avengers: Infinity War. While we know that Scott Lang survived, the status of everybody else is left up in the air.

What happened to Hope’s mom in Ant-Man?

Trapped Forever To protect their daughter, from the horrifying truth, Hank Pym told her that van Dyne had died in a plane crash. The two then became distant as he sent her off to boarding school, while he studied the Quantum Realm in hopes to try and rescue her.

What happened to hope in Ant-Man and the Wasp?

Of course in the MCU, Hope is very much alive. We first met her in Ant-Man, where she recruits and trains Scott Lang to become the new Ant-Man (following in Hank’s footsteps). She then takes on her mother’s mantle and dons The Wasp outfit to team up with Lang.

How did Hope’s mom survive?

In the 2015 film, Ant-Man, it was revealed that during a mission, Janet was forced to shrink between the molecules to stop a ballistic missile. While her action saved lives, it also caused her to be lost for decades. A deleted scene helped explain one of the many ways that Janet was able to survive for so many decades.

Do they save Janet in Ant Man?

Janet Is Barely In the Movie – But Has Quantum Powers She’s not rescued until the very end, and when she does appear, she has certain abilities from being in the Quantum Realm for so long. Not only does she somehow avert Hank losing his mind, she also stabilizes the Quantum energy in Ghost.

Does hope become the wasp?

She is the daughter of Hank Pym but with a different mother than of van Dyne. She also becomes the Wasp within the comics. Her name “Nadia” is a Russian language translated name of “Hope”.

Is hope a bad guy in Ant Man?

However, due to the deaths of her parents, Hope became the supervillainess Red Queen. In the mainstream Marvel Universe, a new character named Nadia Pym has been recently introduced as the daughter of Hank Pym and his first wife, Maria Troyvia, who had been killed by foreign agents.