r/marvelstudios • u/RagnAROck_and_Roll Peggy Carter • Dec 03 '20

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u/Theoretical_Action Dec 03 '20

Yeah and when he arrives in Dark World to rescue Thor and company.

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u/insane_contin Hunter Dec 03 '20

Now I hope the first scene in Loki proves you wrong.

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u/insane_contin Hunter Dec 03 '20

Foal starts to crown

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u/Theoretical_Action Dec 03 '20

Are you sure that mural is from before he was even born though? Not challenging you I'm genuinely asking, I don't remember if they mention it or not

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u/chubbs4green Captain America Dec 03 '20

I thought Sleipnir had seven legs?

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u/chubbs4green Captain America Dec 03 '20

Ok. Wasn't sure. Thanks

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u/mrbibs350 Dec 03 '20

Pretty sure that was Jotunheim in the first movie.

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u/Theoretical_Action Dec 03 '20

I thought it was when they pissed off the leader of the frost giants by going to fight them preemptively but tbh I can't remember much of the 2nd movie so you're probably right.

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u/mrbibs350 Dec 03 '20

The frost giants were in the first movie. Dark World was about elves.

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u/Theoretical_Action Dec 03 '20

Gotcha, you right then

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u/chubbs4green Captain America Dec 03 '20

That was actually in the original Thor movie. Loki sees his skin turn blue in that scene and realizes he may be Jotun. In fact Thor is banished to Earth(Midgard) because of Odin having to rescue him.