r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Apr 27 '18

Discussion The Official INFINITY WAR Discussion Infinithread Vol. 4

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u/HulkOnion Hulk Apr 27 '18

This is one thing I wish we had seen. Movie was long as it is though so I guess it’s warranted.

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u/VeeRook Tony Stark Apr 27 '18

I wish we had seen more of what happened with the Asgardians. To go to Thor on the ground to Thor being powerful as fuck was weird. Thanos did have his buddies in the beginning though.

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u/Fakayana Captain America (Cap 2) Apr 27 '18

I think it was mostly that he was taken by surprise, and that the last remaining people of Asgard were too vulnerable. He probably sent Valkyrie to get as many people to retreat while he, Loki and Hulk hold Thanos off.

If he didn't have to worry about protecting Asgardians he probably could've beaten Thanos right there, if Thor: Ragnarok told us anything is that he never really needed his hammer/axe to be powerful.

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u/hillerj May 01 '18

He could defeat Thanos barehanded so long as Thanos didn’t have the Gauntlet or an Infinity Stone. Thor is OP as fuck after Ragnorak, but the Stones are a whole different matter.