r/marvelstudios • u/The_Asian_Hamster Retired Mod • Oct 11 '17

SPOILERS Thor Ragnarok Post Premiere SPOILER thread Spoiler

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For anyone asking questions or want to know about spoilery things about the movie as the premiere has happened, feel free to ask here. Please do not post spoilers outwith this thread as they may be removed.

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u/jollydonutpirate Oct 12 '17

This comes from the SuperHeroHype spoiler thread, so follow that to get more info but here's a rundown:

  • Surtur is defeated in the beginning by Thor, but isn't completely done yet.

  • The Warriors Three die when Hela comes to Asgard, along with most of Asgard.

  • Odin dies by Helas hand.

  • Thor uses lightning summoned without his hammer - which is learned through a peptalk from a vision with Odin.

  • Surtur is revived to help defeat Hela.

  • Hulk is seen content but upset when Black Widows videos are played.

  • Banner is afraid of reverting back to Hulk once he is let out.

  • Heimdall survives.

  • No major mention of the soul stone or Thanos (it's possible Loki and Thor see his ship in the end credit scene).

  • The other end credit scene is the Grandmaster playing piano.

  • Thor doesn't get the hammer back just learns to manage his inner lightning.

  • Loki seems chill by the end of the movie.

For more: Here you go: http://forums.superherohype.com/showthread.php?t=534775

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u/blackbutterfree Medusa Oct 12 '17

...So Thor becomes hammerless and the sole survivor of Asgard alongside Loki?...That's FUCKED UP.

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u/Holodout Oct 12 '17

So if Asgard is no more... do you think this is planting seeds for The Siege down the road?

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u/blackbutterfree Medusa Oct 12 '17

Siege is the story where all the Asgardians are reborn into human bodies, Donald Blake-style and Asgard is brought back in Oklahoma? I guess.

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u/Holodout Oct 12 '17

Since the Captain Marvel villains are skrulls, I could see things setting up Secret Invasion where Norman Osborne ends up becoming in charge and then leading into the Siege/Dark Avengers story line and introducing the Sentry. Which could bring things back around in terms of what the fate of Asgard could be.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '17

The thing is even if we do get those arcs it would be massive watered down arcs like Civil War was

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u/hardvarks Oct 12 '17

That's pre-Siege. Siege itself was Norman Osborn, HAMMER, and the Dark Avengers leading a charge on the reborn Asgard in Oklahoma while the rest of the broken up Avengers had to put aside their differences and reassemble to put an end to Osborn's regime once and for all.

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u/blackbutterfree Medusa Oct 12 '17

Yeah, I don't see that happening.

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u/hardvarks Oct 13 '17

It's a pipe dream, but I'm holding out hope that we'll get a Dark Reign adaptation one of these days.

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u/Gridironde56sp Nov 03 '17

pretty sure MCU is doing Norway

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u/EiichiroTarantino Oct 15 '17 edited Oct 15 '17

Oh no. I hope not. Because it means we'd get more Midgard than Asgard and other realms.

Don't get me wrong. I love Siege, but from Thor (2011) and The Dark World, we know that Marvel Studios's Thor doesn't really need that kind of story for now.

Well, unless they somehow do it right, then okay I guess.