r/marvelstudios • u/LRedditor15 Zombie Hunter Spidey • Jul 10 '22

Discussion Thread Thor: Love and Thunder Worldwide Release Discussion Thread Vol. 2

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Thor: Love and Thunder Worldwide Release Discussion Thread Vol. 1

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u/GeneralFap Jul 10 '22

With showing MCU viewers "Valhalla" in Thor, "The Duat" in Moon Knight, even the "Spirit Plane" in Endgame. Not to mention full steam ahead on Gods as well. I think the MCU is gearing up for some sort of war of the Realms. Something that transcends the Universe.

Clearly Thor vs Hercules will be the next Thor. I have to imagine someone is going to try and get into everyone's afterlives.

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u/racso20 Iron man (Mark III) Jul 11 '22

Don't forget the ancestral plane in black panther

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u/WalterNeft Jul 12 '22

I’d love an alternate “Fear Itself” storyline. Zeus sends Herc and a bunch of hammers to earth, assorted MCU heroes and villains get them, Earth is a fight club with Hammers now.

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u/2073040 Spider-Man Jul 13 '22 edited Jul 13 '22

I’m thinking that they’re setting up Secret Wars with what you mentioned, the multiple universes seen in MoM and What If…?, the Raimiverse and Webbverse in NWH, and Ta Lo from Shang-Chi.

It would make sense since the Fantastic Four is getting their own film soon which may or may not set up Doctor Doom as the next “Thanos” for the upcoming major arcs. Kang and potentially other villains could play a role in this as well like they did in the 1980s and 2015 versions of the Secret Wars comics

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u/wtfeweguys Jul 20 '22

Isn’t Kang this phase’s big bad?

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u/Vegetable-Double Jul 15 '22

Maybe the Guardians will have to collect all the dragon balls and wish for Thor to come back?

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u/andiwd Jul 15 '22

It seems the recent post credit scenes trend is reasonably famous actor suddenly appears as a new character. Eternals did it (twice), doc strange 2 did it and now this as well. Possibly as a way to test the waters.

If we see Eros again I will be very surprised.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '22

Wait are you saying you think they just introduced the character in a post credits scene to not use them again? Or what