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It's the only possible explanation for how he's ''always'' around when the superheroes are doing something important (even in [[Thor (film)|Thor]], which takes place on the other side of the country from the other movies). The fact that he makes appearances in the [[Daredevil (film)|Daredevil]], [[Fantastic Four (2005 film)|Fantastic Four]], [[X-Men (film)|X Men]] and [[Spider-Man (film)|Spider Man]] movies (which don't actually take place in the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]]) is just proof that he's capable of traveling to alternate worlds in the [[Multiverse]]. Also, consider the fact that he makes his cameo in [[Daredevil (film)|Daredevil]] when Matt Murdock is still a child, and in [[X-Men: The Last Stand]] when Jean Grey is still a child, but appears to be the same age that he is when he's in all of the other movies--it's proof that he's [[Really 700 Years Old|immortal and ageless]]. Not to mention that he probably either ''dies'' or becomes mortally ill in ''[[The Incredible Hulk (film)|The Incredible Hulk]]'' when he drinks a soda laced with gamma radiation, [[Nigh Invulnerable|but appears alive and in excellent health in subsequent films]].