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The fetish | Adult Movies OnlineMassachusetts Institute of Technology has some seriously dedicated Marvel fans who aren't afraid to go big to show their love for the franchise.

On Sunday, The Boston Globe reported that a group of "pranksters" transformed MIT's Great Dome into Captain America's iconic red, white, and blue shield on Saturday night in honor of Avengers: Endgame.

Now, thanks to a video uploaded to YouTube by MIT sophomore Raymond Huffman, Avengersfans all around the world can see the display.

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The dome redecoration was carried out by an ambitious group consisting of dozens of people, who call themselves the MIT "hackers." They reportedly started planning the Captain America tribute about a year ago, after learning when the final Avengers film would be released, and have been hard at work for the past few months making sure everything was set for the big reveal.

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One of the members anonymously explained to The Boston Globethat the current generation of MIT students grew up watching the franchise, so they wanted to show thanks for the role it played in their lives. And it looks like the display of gratitude was a real success, and even gained the attention and praise of Captain America himself, actor Chris Evans, who thinks the transformation is "very cool!"

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For those unfamiliar with MIT's Dome Hacks, this isn't the first time the building has been tampered with. In the past, the school's Great Dome has been transformed into R2D2, had a fake police car placed on top, a piano, and more.

The Great Dome decorated to look like R2D2 Credit: Frank O'Brien/The Boston Globe via Getty Images A fake MIT Police car atop the University's Great Dome. Credit: David L Ryan/The Boston Globe via Getty Images

The hacker associated with the latest Captain America-themed dome redecoration told TheBoston Globethat "putting things on the dome is a big challenge," and, "the priority is safety for people, and safety for MIT structures."

"We hope people look at it and it gets their imagination going," the hacker told the publication.

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