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How many named characters have died



and/or disintegrated



by the end of Avengers: Infinity War. It is difficult to speculate who died on



Xandar and the Asgardian ship.




So restrict it to on-screen deaths only.



Answer



According to this video on YouTube and this article from Time:



Killed by "traditional" methods
- Gamora
- Heimdall
- Loki
- Vision

Disintegrated by Thanos
- Bucky Barnes

- Drax
- Groot
- Mantis
- Maria Hill
- Nick Fury
- Peter Parker (Spider-Man)
- Peter Quill (Star-Lord)
- Sam Wilson (Falcon)
- Stephen Strange (Doctor Strange)
- T'Challa (Black Panther)

- Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch)



Not included in the video, but also named characters who died:



Thanos's Black Order
- Corvus Glaive
- Cull Obsidian
- Ebony Maw
- Proxima Midnight




Named in the film, but their fate is unknown at the end of the movie:



- Clint Barton (Hawkeye); mentioned by Black Widow but does not appear
- Eitri; last seen at the forges of Nidavellir
- Johann Schmidt (Red Skull/Stonekeeper); last seen on Vormir
- Ned Leeds; last seen on a school bus driven by Stan Lee
- Pepper Potts; last heard from via Tony's headset
- Scott Lang (Ant-Man); mentioned by Black Widow but does not appear
- Shuri; last seen in her lab attempting to remove the Mind Stone from Vision
- Taneleer Tivan (The Collector); appears but only as an illusion

- Thaddeus Ross (Secretary of State); last seen via hologram conference call
- Wong; last seen returning to his post at the Sanctum Santorum




Not in the movie, but confirmed status by Word of God from the Russos (via Huffington Post):


Alive:



- Aunt May
- Howard the Duck




Dead:



- Betty Ross
- Lady Sif
- Unnamed Asgardian Actor (Matt Damon)



Unknown:



- Jane Foster (Updated: Alive!)
- Korg

- Miek
- Nakia




Also not in the movie, but fate… slightly clarified by the Russos (via Gizmodo):



- Valkyrie is confirmed to have survived the initial attack on the Asgardian ship, but no status was given as to whether she survived the Infinity Gauntlet.




And, completely breaking with the "named characters in Avengers: Infinity War" theme of the question, via Uproxx:




This character wasn’t in the movie, but I’m wondering if the Galaga guy from the first Avengers survived Thanos’ snap or not?
Joe Russo: He got snapped in the middle of a Galaga game. He was seconds away from his all-time high score.
I’m considering this canon.
Joe Russo: He’s gone.




Killed by the events of Avengers: Infinity War, but not shown until Ant-Man and the Wasp:



- Hank Pym

- Janet van Dyne (The Wasp)
- Hope van Dyne



…and shown to survive:



- Scott Lang (Ant-Man), although he appears to be stranded in the Quantum Realm.




Revealed to have survived in the book Avengers: Infinity War: The Cosmic Quest Volume Two: Aftermath (via CBR.com):




- Doctor Erik Selvig
- Darcy Lewis
- Jane Foster



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