(Marvel) Thor | Worthy

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" For the first time in a thousand years, I have no path. "
A new take on Thor Odinson. On this one I tried to do something different than usual, I focused on the hate, revenge, and sadness of Thor. Despite everything that happened In Endgame, he is still my 2nd favorite character of the MCU.
It is also made for my dear friend, Nate. Happy Birthday, brother :)
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#Thor #Avengers
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A tribute to Thor Odinson
*Music: Balmorhea - Remembrance
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[@slyfer2812]

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[@arhamandaghar]

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[@MrPillsforthrills]

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[@MrPillsforthrills]

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[@daextor8830]

Tune name ?

[@JXMIE2008]

no thx

[@ES1Baller]

A lot of people thought Cap’s entrance with Mjolnir might be the greatest moment of the MCU. I still think Thor’s entrance in Wakanda is still the best.

[@dead1exe]

Evdog04 nah it’s still caps in the subway

[@mikkat8613]

Evdog04 I think it's when everyone came back in endgame

[@alexandratrigg4778]

@@mikkat8613 yeah. It's portals

[@CripTikRaZe]

agreed

[@Sal-zs1ob]

That wasnt even an entrance

[@proudkiwi7641]

He is the most comedic character and yet the most tragic.

[@Anubis-xk4ht]

In the comics hulk is the saddest

[@b2u159]

And most heroic

[@RuzYT]

So is Peter Quill

[@putrakacak5994]

@@Anubis-xk4ht share some stories my brother

[@VicThorin0]

And the most powerful.

[@hacerkandemir4193]

After this video you realize how much Thor sacrificed so everybody could be happy...except him

[@minecraftpro110]

Truly heroic

[@shaikhparwez7276]

That's what heroes do

[@crimsonjedi]

And now they are going to make him unworthy again in his next movie. Thors deserves better.

[@ma2443]

@@crimsonjedi i swear to god if they make jane foster stronger than him im never watching the MCU again

[@crimsonjedi]

@@ma2443 Same here! He's pretty much the only reason I'm sticking around still.

[@Tibo-f8s]

Thor Odinson: He lost his Brother He lost his Mother He lost his Father He lost his Sister He lost his Friends He lost his Best Friend He lost his Girlfriend He lost his Home He lost his Eye He lost his People He lost his Hammer He lost his Courage He lost his Strength He lost his Shape He lost his Pride He lost his Wisdom He lost his Hope He lost his Mind He lost his Path He lost his Faith He lost the Infinity War He lost the Avengers But he never lost his Heart❤️

[@eivor3975]

Jason Aaron killed this character

[@anthonyzullo]

Honestly, going down your list, youre accurate. But he found those things again. Endgame ending proved it. The only thing he is missing is his love. Thor Love and Thunder baby. The missing piece to Thor! Dont fail us Padmai!

[@hailtothevic]

Sif might still be alive (I hope)

[@Unknown-iy3dq]

The worst was hammer😢😢

[@vainika7306]

And the smile he has

[@PanzerMold]

"I'm not as strong as you..." "No...You're *stronger."* Rips my heart out every time.

[@lostwarhead]

same

[@aimeelou1825]

Where is that?

[@aimeelou1825]

I found it - 2:41

[@maxbuckley9762]

Marvel acknowledgement of thor gaining his powers :) really wish they fully brought rune king into mcu full 9 yards

[@RMusing]

@@maxbuckley9762 Me too, but he's too op. Who would he be fighting? The beyonders?

[@kimzeejhang]

Thor: God of Thunder Also God of Pain and Suffering Lost his mother, sister, brother, father, best friends, his girlfriend, his people, his home, his hammer, his eye, his honor, his throne but most of all, himself But yet he still standing, because he is and will also be the strongest Avengers, that why he my favorite Although he is a god but he still human from the inside

[@tadejjovanovic]

@Outcast mar none i hope

[@alexkeys776]

@Outcast mar you stfu, stop begging for subscribers you donut.

[@alexkeys776]

@Outcast mar asking for subscribers in the comments section of a youtube video.. i pity you.

[@theexplosivegamer7954]

@Outcast mar your videos are absolutely terrible 🤣. Improve the quality and maybe you’ll gain some subs.

[@navations]

@Outcast mar damn so sensitive💀💀 you even remove likes and dislike from videos and get hella salty to hate comments...pathetic 🤣🤣

[@mauryawadhwa5295]

Ironically, Thor is the most human character in the entire MCU. Matured over all the trauma and lose. Masked all his anger and pain with humor. Thought himself a failure. Hit rock bottom and used all that pain and guilt and anger to turn his life around. His whole character arc inspired me to hold on, to say, "what more could i lose?" The god, who taught us what being human means.

[@josueavila5210]

Masterpiece

[@invisiblevoice7820]

Great analysis.

[@apostolostvable]

And that's exactly what devalued the essence of the character. There are dozens of actual humans within the universe to tell human stories. They had a chance to tell the story of a space god who lives for thousands of years. Why would he have similar perspective from a human who lives 75-80 years when he's going to live for thousands of years? Just dumb. They resorted to calling Asgardians "aliens" because they didn't know how to handle the property and finally essentially wiped them off the grid in "Ragnarok," probably to make way for the Eternals, since having two groups of beings who are powerful and live a long time is redundant.

[@dhruvsbeloved]

Exactly

[@starboy.x]

he’s not the most human. he’s not any of that. he’s not the strongest. he’s not the most improved. but he’s suffered. he’s a god. but he’s relatable, and that’s often why we see him as one of us, a human. but it’s not true.

[@TimaeusEXE]

Hearing "My first born", that was probably the hardest lie he had to tell.

[@toestedd]

especially after ragnorok

[@10dvvks.d.r.tharun15]

yea

[@dnldainvinbleco]

he even had to take a breath first

[@jebliimad2094]

When

[@dhruvsbeloved]

But it hits so hard

[@playerjoe]

"HA I'm still worthy" Me with tears in my eyes: YOU WERE ALWAYS WORTHY!!!!!!!!!

[@Nemenis]

Not until Thor 1

[@Nemenis]

James Black he was arrogant selfish and war mongering. If Thor travelled back with the hammer that had Odin’s enchantment, young Thor wouldn’t be able to pick it up. He was like the manly version of captain marvel back then.

[@Nemenis]

James Black you haven’t seen the original Thor 1 if you think Thor was a good guy like he is now

[@Nemenis]

James Black plenty what

[@sayakraha12]

Hey how do you know that? Howwwww damnm

[@pawandeepjadon331]

*Thor's journey is most emotional and painful in entire MCU. Everybody loves Tony but I love THOR more than 3000*

[@pedometer1643]

@White Devil yeah like one day wake up and all friends are dead

[@waynehendricks1529]

Definitely, the weight of failure is tremendous. Imagine you are a God, 10 000 years old, realizing for the first time your weakness, childishness and insecurity. And knowing that you will have millennia more to remember how you failed your whole race, brought your planet to annihilation, you who for 10 000 years were groomed to be a King and ruler, have within a few years been responsible for the end of your world and the 1000's of planets in the 1000's of galaxies. That a lot of egoic pain.

[@pedometer1643]

@@waynehendricks1529 ahem thor is 1500

[@mattjohnson2667]

@White Devil true, but do realize by infinity war, Thor was more than just the king of Asguard, he was the one to protect the nine realms. All gods and humans, all of the dwarves and elves and giants who lived and thrived under Odins reign now had Thor as their only line of defense against a genocidal warlord like Thanos. at least earth had people like Cap and Stark. But the others needed Thor, and at the end of infinity war he was the last to try to stop him. Thor came the closest but ultimately failed everyone because his mind was clouded by revenge instead of saving the people who still lived. Thor was a big fool with an ax, and when I went to see endgame I was 50/50 with Thor, he would either start by either hanging himself off Yggdrasil trying in vain to search for a way to undo what had been done, or at the bottom of a tankard.

[@mg-cx5tv]

I think they all had their journey, their pain and uos and downs in their life and they all felt these at certain points of time, yes we always compare who felt more pain or who went through most but they all had gone through a lot. No one can know others pain exact because no one lives others life, so there is no point of comparison.

[@ZaldivarTwins]

Thor is Marvels most Shakespearean tragic character and u captured his essence perfectly Slyfer ❤️

[@GinoongVince]

Best character development ever

[@oquop8237]

@@GinoongVince Other than Iron Man imo.

[@Browean]

The Goat Cap was pretty good too

[@haseebniwaz4478]

The first one was directed by Kenneth Branagh. Who has done many Shakespeares plays in London.

[@thalukesta2112]

Also Peter...Quill

[@diahhellyeah]

I feel so sorry for both Thor and Loki. After all these years they finally became brothers again and then Thor lost him the same day.

[@theugliestduckling0854]

@Blake Hoyland in that timeline he is

[@EddyA1337]

Remember when "Classic Loki" was telling the Loki Variant how magic so well he tricked Thanos in to thinking he killed him? He drifted until he reached a planet, stayed there in seclusion and the only reason he left was because he MISSED Thor. This caused a Nexus Event. In either case I guarantee Loki from Infinity War is STILL ALIVE and will meet the Loki from the Disney+ series in its second season. I would call the Loki that "died" in Infinity War enlightened and I think variant Loki after meeting Sylvie is enlightened as well. The question remains. Would you fuck a female variant version of yourself? Why not? It's not incest. I'm a handsome guy so it stands to reason my female version is probably pretty hot. "Would you fuck me? I'd fuck me". But ya I'd totally be down to fuck a female version of myself. But that's just me.

[@realghostxd]

@@EddyA1337 wtf lol 😆

[@theugliestduckling0854]

@@EddyA1337 well okay you took a bit of a turn at the end there but I’m doubtful the loki from infinity war is still alive

[@EddyA1337]

@@theugliestduckling0854 it's not impossible...

[@superblahman]

Cap got the Happy End, Thor got the Bittersweet End, and Tony, made sure they did not end.

[@dylan54945]

Thor’s story isn’t over lol

[@L9-7240]

Thor Love and Thunder babyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@AryanSingh-yy9mw]

@Mr beast shorts Tony did wanted to rest, but rest from all the responsibilities he was burdened with except the responsibility of being a father and a husband. He just wanted to live his life happily with his daughter and wife and he was living it too until he thought of Peter and decided to go on and bring everyone back. Everything has a price and Tony paid that price by sacrificing his life.

[@thorodinson1483]

I'm happy to see how u all love me and thats enough for me to live my life.

[@prashantgautam6238]

🇮🇳🙌🏻👍🏻🙌🏻

[@DECODESHM]

Stop it, you're killing us with these edits, we'll never move on.

[@GinoongVince]

Yes, what he said!

[@ernestbethel2035]

This.. so much this

[@lukestafford3284]

Some do, but not us

[@strawbewryyy]

I agree with the 4 dudes above me. Please stop, but at the same time, *please don’t*

[@minnie310]

We don’t move on... not us

[@Ra-Hul-K]

"The future hasn't been kind to you, has it?"

[@destro4845]

I managed to hold my tears until that part

[@thehyper4600]

"I was raised by Witches"

[@Ra-Hul-K]

@@destro4845 me too 😭

[@RintTheReaver]

@@destro4845 I couldn't

[@RintTheReaver]

That part got me

[@georgemitchel23]

People laughing at fat Thor and here I am like... "don't you see what a masterpiece of character development they've done? They humanized A GOD"

[@skatemo100]

I found Thor’s arc in the Infinity Saga so damn relatable despite him being a deity.

[@georgemitchel23]

@@skatemo100 that was the point... how do you humanize a god? They're supposed to be strong, powerful and technically inmortal, yet he felt so relatable.

[@thanus6636]

@@georgemitchel23 Loki clearly proved he wasn’t in Infinity War

[@OGStarlightKY]

@@thanus6636 There’s a difference between immortality and invincibility.

[@AdzzieMac]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ6vnGaZmpitbpI < -- R.I.P. Tony Stark ❤️🥺🙏

[@EscapeTheMatrix6977]

You cannot strike fear into a man who has no one he loves You cannot persuade a man who wants nothing You cannot give hope to a man who has already given up You cannot argue with a man who does not care You cannot defeat a man who has nothing to lose So be wary of the man who is empty and alone For he has nothing to lose but everything to gain

[@ZeroDisturbed]

Nice.

[@tbk7158]

Legendary

[@sameerbasrur6613]

Wow just WOW

[@teddyduck2251]

well said

[@JoseLuis-oe2qk]

Damn

[@lindam8791]

To me Thor is one of the best characters I have ever watched and not just in the MCU. He has been broken, failed and lost everything. He has been cast aside, lost, depressed but through it all he preserved and always tried his best. I think he represents all of us in some way but in the best way and I think that’s why I love him so much.

[@macosauruscheese8766]

I couldn't agree more. It's crazy that he started out as this mythic god warrior no one could ever relate to and ended up becoming one of the most human characters in the MCU

[@elderlyoogway]

That's like Steve too. He lost his parents when young, he lost his chance when the serum project failed, he gained back again, then he lost his friends, then he lost his brother and best friend, then he lost his home and time placement, then he lost his trust for the thing he fought and died for (WS), then he lost his status as a citizen for the country he fought for (CW), then he lost his friends again (IW), then Natasha (EG), then Stark (EG). Good thing he came back to his time to not lose his promise. Hope Thor gets a chance for a good life too, like Hawkeye, Natasha, Bruce, Stark and Steve did.

[@roshanash2248]

@@elderlyoogway Stark didn't have a good life. He was sent to boarding school at 10. His father constantly ignored or belittled him, comparing tony to captain America. His only salvation was his mother. Once he lost her he became a shallow womanizing drunken mess who didn't care for anybody. It took him almost dying to rectify his mistakes and try to move on , to be a hero. Iron man 2 his father's mistake haunts him in the form of vanko while he is on a self destructive path since he is dying . Avengers he meets cap etc and doubt himself tries a sucidal charge with the nuke to prove to himself that he is a hero. Iron man 3. A mistake from his own past comes back to haunt him while he's struggling from PTSD. Age of Ultron. He begins to feel fear once Wanda shows him a vision that he is responsible for killing the avengers. And his fear results in Ultron. Civil war he tries to keep the team together only for it break apart. Homecoming tries to teach Spidey a lesson by the taking away his suit instead puts him in danger against vulture. Infinity war loses while trying to take the battle away from Earth and Spidey dies in his arms. Endgame dies while saving the universe. Tony never had a full good life. He had a few 5 good yrs with his daughter and a few months as an avenger. But all he had his entire life is a childhood of neglect and pain , adulthood of shallow pleasures. Never a good life. But so didn't the others Steve Thor Bruce Nat and Hawkeye all of them had a shitty life with a few good yrs. But still they tried to do their best to help others.That is what makes them heros.

[@elderlyoogway]

@@roshanash2248 But it's not about having a full good life, no one has a life that is only ups without downs. Tony didn't had a perfect life but to say he had a "bad life" is really difficult considering he was a white, rich, North American, mega billionaire. He had struggles like you and me, to Gandhi and Stalin, and if his struggles goes like "sadly, he had to shallowly party all day long spending a lot of his billionaire money while dating super models and traveling the world in his comfy plane:/" it sure does seem a lot better than most people. Not saying that that invalidates the suffering he sure felt a lot of the times or it isn't rough, but a support figure dying combined with negligent parents and a mental disorder is more common that you think, at least for me and my friends and my age group - being young in other countries or even neighborhoods. Being a megabillionaire and sobly burning his money in jet flies, super models and lots of parties should be enough to see he had more opportunities than most people dealing with situations like these. It's sad anyone has to deal with these, no matter where you come in life, rich or poor, or even when. But is undeniable he had a lot of money, life structure, professional opportunities and support from society and friends like Rhodey to the Avengers that were a strong factor for his recovery, and not, say a suicide. He was a non chalant teen billionaire with a career made and had later the incredibly rare chance of being a billionaire family man with a lot of loving friends, most people have none of that. The struggles he had, like everyone, *were in between* and not "all trough his life," and it gave that character, together with his both sacrifices (NY and EG), the hero aspect he so much saught as a man and the closure for a great redemption and transformational arc of a man turned hero. One doesn't need to suffer always to be a hero, is what I'm saying. You can still be a hero and your suffering is STILL valid, even if you had more opportunities than others. Tony is a hero and I don't think he had a bad life; even he knows how great and blessed he was. With a daughter like that, who wouldn't? :)

[@hermitcard4494]

And Marvel has/will give his name and all it meant, to a feminist as if it was a thing that can be taken and given.

[@virtuallyjc7129]

You can hear the sadness and guilt when he says “why would I be scared of that guy, I’m the one who killed that guy” tremendous acting.

[@SheonEver]

I agree, that was a powerful delivery - rather underrated.

[@farrens_ak]

Came back here after watching Thor Love and Thunder. This edit understood Thor better than that movie did.

[@asam8856]

yeah bro😔

[@DontFollowZim]

I was reading so many comments and thinking, "yup... then Love and Thunder screwed it up."

[@sanjayingole7094]

Lost his mother Lost his father Lost his girlfriend Lost his Hammer Lost his Hair Lost his Brother Lost his friends Still fighting for people This is #THOR God of Thunder.... Love you 300000000 time

[@Panthiestofuniverse]

And also his nerd sister

[@jimmelo9616]

*still

[@NICK41206]

Lost his gains.

[@shivamkatare8575]

Lost His Powerful Enemy Thannos also,😂😂

[@teauny]

And he kill all of giants he's suppose to die he's a monster who kill all giants for fun I'm glad to say FOR KRATOS death to Odin and all he's family

[@camerons1792]

I feel like Thor deserves a bit more respect he has the most emotional and the most sad story in the MCU. First he lost his Mother then his hammer Mjolnir then his father. He then had no choice other than destroying his planet to save all his people. Then loses his best friend brother and half his people he then loses half the universe then his two friends Tony Stark and Natasha.

[@slash_noobmaster6961]

True man

[@mvashvin3666]

Hopefully when thor love and thunder come he get good stuff

[@Hashbrown1682]

The future hasn't been kind to my boi Thor.

[@blackorwhite1080]

He loses his brother too

[@maggs131]

He lost an eye too.

[@zurmiszurmis8346]

"wHy ThOr fAt." Well he lost everyone he cared about and failed to save trillions of lives.

[@ConnanTheCivilized]

Those are just attention seeking memes. As if the writers treated Tony Stark, Kilmonger, Bucky and other characters any different with their depression.

[@badgerman6666]

i think the fundamental thing here that people over look is that Thor went toe to toe with thanos with the intent to kill his mind set being "what else do i have to loose?" when thanos snapped it wasn't about him being too late or thinking he failed. Thor has always craved battle this was shown in the first movie, he has had no problem using combat to create a solution. they cut off Thano's hand, hold him down, find the stones are not only gone but destroyed, no weapons, no defences, no stones, no plan, but held down by the avengers in his hut and without rage, just kills Thanos in cold blood, out right murders him. Thor wasn't sitting around drinking beer feeling sorry for himself because "he thinks he failed" which he probably did think that. But what Thor lost there was his dignity, his integrity, his pride, his self respect, he knew the whole time he could pick up his axe and go defend the nine realms, Stormbreaker has the power of the bifrost, he could of theoretically gone anywhere he's been too before, especially the other 9 realms, as they are all meant to connect. Thor Killed a man in cold blood and although still being mighty, still being worthy, it took half of what made him truly whole. even though, Thor survived the snap, he lost.....twice and it broke him.

[@jixurs7482]

i failed to save 1 life, and lost 4 friends to suicide.

[@Blizzard069]

because depressed

[@nikohuncho]

because there are ways to show depression without making a character a clown. Waititi and Endgame ruined his character but Russos atleast gave him a good scenes with mother.

[@kenthefele113]

This is what Thor: Love and Thunder was missing. Thor is a much deeper character than just a funny idiot.

[@MrLawsim]

Not missing, just not highlighted. After all the character development, Love & Thunder can't break the "God of Thunder".

[@stevenjenkins3882]

They knew. This was bigger than Disney.

[@joshuaa.kennedy8837]

The director of Love and Thunder should have just did the first Thor movie when he was a boy because they are the same. The rest should have been the other director. Because the story of Thor is the story of a boy becoming a man.

[@imupinthetrees]

Anybody can relate to endgame thor at least a little bit.... when he said "I'm still worthy" with a little bit of surprise, I wanted to see him win

[@chriscannon8144]

Me 2 I wanted him to either win or deal the final blow.

[@Draconicus702]

My only problem with Endgame Thor was that he was clearly weaker then his final Infinity war appearance... and while i fully understand that 5 years of alcohol and depression will weaken anyone, the fact that he was severely weakened just so Captain marvel would seem that much more powerful in the final battle pissed me off... i mean Hulk and Thor, two characters who should of been able to hold their own against Thanos, were practically and or literally crippled so the avengers couldn't take on the mad Titan without Captain marvel😒

[@cyridy7028]

Draconicus the Reaper I think it’s bullshit too if these next thor movies aren’t good I’m done with the mcu

[@Draconicus702]

@@cyridy7028 same

[@max68604]

He wasn't, he was just Odin in a different world,the hammer Had to obey the Odin force.

[@oliverrosol2706]

I wish I could go back in time, and experience the Marvel Cinematic Universe again, watching it for the first time

[@masonc.5001]

I know, I can’t wait to sit down and watch all these movies with my kids and watch them, the MCU is to me what star wars was to my dad. Watching Infinity War and Endgame in theaters is still one of the most emotional things I have experienced

[@C0lbyte]

Exactly. If i could go to the future i would bring back a selective memory erasing device :D

[@masonc.5001]

@@TG-kt9vg I think that’s why he said “I wish”

[@Tobias-qt7kz]

BROOOOOOOOO now im to gassed

[@graysenvanderkant7712]

That would be amazing

[@charlesbukowski3460]

Thor: "I can still save you-" Heimdall: "WE ARE ALL DEAD!" Crazy Foreshadowing

[@dragonsfivenumbers7260]

.

[@H2OFlymamaluigi]

I did not notice that until now

[@thebossgames4314]

BRUH WTF I DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE AND I FUCKING LOVE THOR

[@kyrainthedark]

@Et Her every dream everyone had in Ultron from the red woman

[@kyrainthedark]

All doctor strange had to do was look into Tony's memories and see endgame if Tony did nothing.. that was the dream. The dream that brought them all to make sure it didn't happen. The breading on the cake that was to become endgame (: this forced tiny to act quicker coupled with docs finger point at the "one" chance they had.

[@lazyjackie3656]

Fun Fact: Thor Can Actually Become Stronger than the all fathers, thats what Odin said in the comics.. He has the potential to become stronger than Odin basically.

[@chancecarlson2023]

In the comics he surpasses celestials and beats pheonix force doom in a fight that lasted idk a couple thousand years?

[@EddyA1337]

Ya but I wonder what the TVA is going to mean for the MCU..... it's a place where infinity stone variants are used as paperweights.... I get it's a way for Marvel to "up the stakes", and it's clear Kang is going to be the next big bad.... I just fear that the MCU is going in the wrong direction. Black Widow is a good example. It was a HORRIBLE movie. Only thing about the BW movie was Florence Pugh that's about it. Black Widow should have been the film released after Civil War, the story would've been likely better and completely different.

[@lazyjackie3656]

@@chancecarlson2023 That means he has the potential to really become "the strongest avenger" yknow

[@RMusing]

@@chancecarlson2023 actually it was thor who possessed the phoenix force when he fought doom for about a century

[@antona.8659]

Fun fact: MCU's sorry excuse for Thor has got nothing to do with the comics at any, even the slightest capacity after Waitit butchered him.

[@marsthemedic3682]

Even when he’s depressed, overweight, abusing alcohol and using humour as a coping mechanism, the film still goes out of its way to show that you’re never unworthy of doing the right thing. WOW, what a powerful message to say in a world that shames weakness.

[@chanduvamsi1841]

very well said. Thank you : )

[@firehorsewoman414]

@A Wolf that loves to howl keep howling. No matter what - it can always get better

[@peachmelba1000]

Our culture _glorifies_ weakness.

[@pyxisdiv84]

A world that shames weakness and exploits kindness and vulnerability. Do we deserve to live on?

[@firehorsewoman414]

@@pyxisdiv84 yes if only to try to leave it a better place than we found it. A Random compliment or smile or kindness could change someone’s life in a good way that we can’t even fathom.

[@yumnaamjad2637]

i wish chris hemsworth would see this masterpiece

[@bensonputhethu5918]

That would be epic!

[@IAm-bx1sx]

If we are many enough to send this to him, I think we might have a chance... ( Sorry I'm trying to learn English but you understand right ? )

[@thebossgames4314]

Chris actually wants to continue playing as Thor and honestly just like Evans and RDJ nobody can play the role better

[@IAm-bx1sx]

@@thebossgames4314 et Hugh... 😭

[@thebossgames4314]

@@IAm-bx1sx oui😭😭

[@BenPlayz1]

Thor: ‘I’m not as strong as you’ Odin: ‘No, you’re stronger’

[@ES1Baller]

Are you Thor God of hammers?

[@Fight4MyCountry]

Man, nothing like using the wrong "you're" to ruin the moment

[@thefallenevan8628]

1:30

[@imprxvised8219]

@@Fight4MyCountry I was hoping someone would correct that

[@sonusingh2.084]

@@ES1Baller no, God of Thunder ⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡⚡ ⚡

[@darthdrynn8057]

One of THE best scenes in all of the marvel movies is when he goes back in time and gets his hammer back. He was so deep in depression and needed to know that he was indeed still worthy.

[@mjr8888]

The reason why he is worthy is cause he always questions if he deserves it. The only reason why he questions it is because he has been humbled from his mistakes. The only reason he is humbled is because of his guilt. He will always be worthy of the hammer, always.

[@AdzzieMac]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ6vnGaZmpitbpI < -- R.I.P. Tony Stark ❤️🥺🙏

[@Venus0Kets]

The song you used was so unexpected for Thor but you made it work so beautifully. You start of each of your videos setting the pace and expectation straight away. The sound loud and clear and then near silence. As the music builds so does the intensity we see with a rather sudden cut off, showing how Thor is finally trying to move onwards by himself of his own volition.

[@NYknicks2000]

I was actually just thinking that. I think the best thing you do, though, is you use different genres of music to fit each character. You encapsulated Thor with a perfect string instrument (usually used to show royalty) but managed to play an extremely somber and fitting song.

[@buttergel2672]

Venus Kogane whats the song’s name

[@Venus0Kets]

@@buttergel2672 it's in the description, Slyfer is always good at putting down which pieces they use. The song is 'Remembrance' by Balmorhea, a fantastic artist, I highly recommend their other work, I have always found it beautifully distant but so very personal, which Slyfer gives great voice to.

[@psychedelicrelic8805]

Yeah good song, also used in a Logan video called suffering by Top Screen. A video worth watching.

[@kot3st859]

song name?

[@Editor_Brad]

that spark of hope is all he needed "I'm still worthy"

[@theyounggamer3315]

2:25 "Everyone fails at who they're supposed to be, Thor. The measure of a person, of a hero, is how well they succeed at being who they are." I love that line. The story of Thor is a human one. To lose everything and fail at being who everyone expected him to be. So fueled with rage and despair, he uses his last bit of pride to get revenge for all he has lost, and then he mourns it. He mourns all he lost, drowning himself to numb the pain, losing who he was along the way. But then there's a chance at redemption, a chance to stop it all from happening again, he takes it, knowing he might die along the way but not caring. And in the end, when the battle doesn't kill him and he's truly done all he can and he has proof that even at his lowest point he still is worthy, it's like a new foundation. He isn't the same as he once was. He's not going to be the person they all thought he was going to be, who he was raised to be. And there's an acceptance to that. An acceptance that his loved ones won't come back, that he has to carry on. He got some closure, that his mother would still love him/he was still worthy of love even if he didn't met everyone's expectations, that the hammer still found him worthy, that the enemy that made him lose everything would never harm anyone again. He had nothing left to prove. Nothing left owed. He could finally be whoever he wished to be. And after thousands of years, that can be terrifying. It's terrifying even after a couple decades. But it's also freeing. His story should have ended there. Should have left to find himself, gone to do whatever he wished. Only to come back occasionally in cameos as this himbo who just stopped by to say hello or can point the main character in the right direction.

[@Ra-Hul-K]

exactly! I came back to this video to comment that. End Game should've been the end for his character.. there was not need to follow his journey after that..

[@nosson2842]

This should be called “Hemsworthy”

[@imprxvised8219]

I honestly don't know how to react to that pun..

[@nosson2842]

Thanks for all the likes.

[@nosson2842]

My MCU ranking: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYSYeqlsg5xpe9U

[@thexenosaiyan]

@@imprxvised8219 Dread it... run from it... [The pun] arrives all the same

[@shadf6080]

Because him’s worthy

[@LA-et8hz]

Honestly I’m not overhyping this but this is by far the best Thor tribute i‘ve ever seen.

[@saurabhgupta_8]

This is amazing but see the captains channel one of the best thor edits

[@ianlawrence9648]

What if Lucifer fight Thor head to head

[@LA-et8hz]

ian lawrence the immortal thing just won’t get into your head hm :>

[@eivor1917]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3Tap2qFnbiVo6s

[@kurtisdeakin]

"The future hasn't been kind to you, has it?" .... I lost my own mother 2 years ago at that moment. I nearly broke here.

[@thrgodofthunder4981]

I lost my mother, father, best friend, people, brother and homeworld

[@mahmudulislamchowdhury2060]

Condolences

[@kurtisdeakin]

@@mahmudulislamchowdhury2060 Hold strong brother

[@tonymontana5422]

I'M crying :'( that so hurt

[@kurtisdeakin]

@@tonymontana5422 was definitely a hard moment.

[@spawncampe]

Thor is one of my favorite characters. His arc throughout the Infinity Saga was insane, especially throughout Ragnarok, Infinity War, and Endgame. They really did him dirty in Love and Thunder, I don't consider that movie canon

[@normalhuman512]

Yeah love and thunder was a complete disgrace to the character. Really hurt to see

[@zachscarbrough2727]

That movie made me Furious and Physically Ill. I read the comic that this film was based on, and I was shaking in rage with how they bastardized it for the Korg Comedy Hour. We could have had present Thor teaming up with both Future and Past Thors to fight against a Godlike Serial Killer while also trying to stop a reality spanning bomb that would have killed Every Single God in Existence. But No, we got Story Time with Korg instead. Makes me sick.

[@CheriLDN]

They tried to make Thor's depression and his coping mechanism something light hearted in #Endgame and the cinema audience did laugh at him. But they didnt see. They didn't feel all those feelings, all that loss, anger and self hatred that Thor felt. Not until it was too late. Thor in my eyes was and is the strongest Avenger. And that doesn't mean strength of muscle. It means strength of character, of self. ⚡⚡

[@DravicPL]

It doesn't matter cuz he also happens to be the strongest Avenger. None of the MCU characters are stronger than Thor and no amount of historical revisionism on Di$ney's part are going to change it. The Infinity Saga was Thor's to take. :)

[@asurasyn]

If comedy is just tragedy over time, then those most humorous are the ones who suffer most.

[@dustinakadustin]

I think that the humour stuff was good because it showed Thor just trying to repress his guilt bad depression with humour and laughs. The team mocked him to give him motivation I think. Sometimes you have to make someone see how negative they've become so that they can pull themselves up.

[@anthonydoll8574]

I think Thor should have been the one to snap Thanos and his army away. I know he volunteered and everyone turned him done. But given his beyond super human physical makeup I feel he would have been able to do it and survive. Yes he would have been pretty badly fucked up from it like Thanos at the beginning and Hulk when he brought everyone back. But he would live. And honestly I think Thor earned the right because of how much he has lost.

[@nimbus4899]

@@anthonydoll8574 Also, didn't he blasted by a fricking star in the infinity war, avengers are sleeping on thor

[@climbings8477]

Lost his brother Lost his father Lost his mother Lost his hammer Lost his friends Lost his hair Lost his eye Lost his bestfriend Lost his home Lost his girlfriend Thor is the only one who has lost everything before Thanos snap

[@TimmySaylor1]

His sister

[@climbings8477]

Tim Carr yeah but he doesn‘t love her so much😂

[@TimmySaylor1]

@@climbings8477 lmfao Tru tru

[@kodexe3298]

Thats why he was not scared of fighting Thanos. But I don't know why but I feel that even Thanos is a tragic character. Marvel might his own series telling his backstory.

[@saminahsan477]

Also wanda

[@tmektmek]

It's crazy how Thor went from one of the least liked characters in the MCU to one of the most loved.

[@nlee4736]

Thor was my favorite from the beginning. I wish he wasn't nerfed multiple times. He's easily the strongest Avenger, just dealt with loads of grief and heartache. Like a human. I'm excited to see where they take his character.

[@LightDeryuk]

I always liked Thor, his movies were just not great until Ragnarok

[@pathlogic8650]

@@nlee4736 what you mean? Hulk had harder nerfs, he should have been way more powerful

[@lexetordo8954]

@@pathlogic8650 not than thor wtf.

[@pathlogic8650]

@@lexetordo8954 in ragnarok he should have been in peak condition, then he should have evolved into world breaker hulk, thanos should have been his bitch but marvel skipped that powerup

[@David13579]

“I’m still worthy” You were from your first movie Thor, you just keep growing, becoming more worthy

[@shanb6572]

"For the first time in a thousand years, I have no path." but when you really think about it, its the first time in a thousand years he finally has his path and not one someone controls for him

[@LoveMuffin800]

What are you talking about? He always controlled his own path. At first he wanted to be king, then he gave up the throne to instead protect earth and have more freedom (he said he can't do it if he's sitting on a throne). He always selected his own path but after losing infinity war he basically gave up on everything and had no clear path for himself.

[@theunbiasedguy.3225]

It is from deleted scene.

[@francisdemers91]

@@LoveMuffin800 the meaning was the contrast with freedom (praise the sun) and duty (obligations) ... thats why in Love and Thunder. He is and just will having fun times doing random events (except if deaths comes nearby) after meditating about what to do except controlling a kingdom. His answer was or will be ''Live in the present''( Doing things, he want in the now). As a superhero.

[@blackace1138]

“Why would I be scared of that guy I’m the one who killed that guy remember”.-Thor

[@rremac0001]

A lot of people miss how confused and scared Thor was when asking ‘what did you do’ to the main enemy and thanos was too stunned to speak

[@Hunterb0t12]

I started crying when his mother asked him that the world hasn’t been kind to him and when he called for himself worthy again

[@hacerkandemir4193]

.

[@cindyschild4034]

hAc3r 66 his eye and his big mean sister

[@BlueStar4040]

-his hammer

[@hacerkandemir4193]

Connor Kent actually he didn‘t loose against him 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

[@DieBardinAodhan]

@Connor Kent No, he didn´t

[@Drogon45]

And in Thor Love and Thunder he will lose more. If you have read the comics.

[@muhammadkaif3954]

Thor is the only reason why Im still excited for MCU movies

[@bigboygains137]

Muhammad Kaif cough cough hulk cough cough

[@majorastorm]

Thor and Spider-Man for me until Sony pulled Spider-Man out..

[@magicmikey7130]

I think Thor is getting replace and love and thunder

[@JordanWheeler1999]

@@bigboygains137 they ruined hulk like a fucking turd

[@johnmccuskey6675]

Jack Frost I think just for the main Thor storyline, he’ll be with the guardians after that (James Gunn conformed it I think)

[@Spectre8044]

It breaks my heart every time to hear him list off everyone he's lost. I have no idea how these creators make these videos so emotionally impactful.

[@ethanmitchell7479]

Does anyone else hear and see how Odin’s voice trembles when he says “my first born” because he knows it’s a lie and because the painful memory of his true firstborn hurts too much....

[@putrakacak5994]

Odin never hated his neither hella or loki and he just blame himself Like father like son Thor blame himself for unable to save the one he loved

[@RecruitedAndrew]

Also frigga had a weird look when that happened knowing the truth

[@kelvinromero]

DAAAAAMN, yes

[@cliffonator1111]

Not sure they had Hella planned out yet in the first Thor movie.

[@menelithil]

@@cliffonator1111 im pretty sure its a coinsidence

[@sazax8231]

Is it me or the fat thor with the lightning around him is badass af

[@RintTheReaver]

A lot more viking-esque

[@MrSrt4parts]

Best he ever looked...when he changed and called both hammers consumed by lightnkng... that was SICK

[@chrisshepard1996]

Saza x the Norse version of boraicho lol

[@azura3277]

Its probably the most “MURICA” moment in thors screen run

[@akaSWZE]

Saza x no he was so ass, ya he looked cool but sucked ass when it came to fighting. They nerfed him so captain marvel and captain America could stand out 😒😒 smh I like IW a lot better

[@johnsamuel6096]

Every other Marvel superheroes would have lost something. Like Tony lost his parents. Cap lost his timeline. But Thor is the only superhero who even on losing everything didn't give up on life.

[@bddb9239]

Except Steve never stopped fighting, and in his own way neither did Tony, or Clint, or any of them. The biggest difference is that Thor was the only one who wound up consumed by guilt and depression. Unlike everyone else, he was able to to postpone having to deal with the fallout of his actions or was able to reverse it, until he discovered that Thanos removed the only way to bring everyone back.

[@RecruitedAndrew]

bd db it’s honestly crazy because some people don’t understand that Thor losing everyone is the same as someone like Tony losing his parents! That’s stupid, do they not realize he lost his mom dad, hammer, gf eye, brother sister, his home! Most of that was in only a few days! Not to mention he’s the one take blame of half the universe dying! He’s lost legit everything, he’s gone through depression and he still stands up with a smile!

[@someonehelpmewithmymodules1609]

Thor was the only one who lost everything..

[@RecruitedAndrew]

Gacha Me-Chan thr only thing he has us friends and that’s it

[@someonehelpmewithmymodules1609]

@@RecruitedAndrew either way that still sounds depressing

[@tophfan]

I will forever hate marvel for turning him into a joke in endgame and forward while he was clearly fighting with depression

[@instinctf1337]

I am not gonna cry... **Watches Video** **Mom walks in** Mom: “Are you crying??” Me: “no.......yes.”

[@bishbish3103]

InstinctF mood

[@dakotahyer2946]

Same

[@chxrlii-6916]

This is the gayest comment I've ever seen

[@chxrlii-6916]

@@instinctf1337 I did thats why it's gay

[@glennaremoy]

I sincerely am not kidding here, the same exact thing happened to me just moments ago. "are you crying?" me: "no,......yes i just watched a fantastic video on my pc am i not allowed to ??" Although these were tears that came of a cataclysmic happening of a sudden understanding. So i cried tears of happiness. Happiness? Yes its sort of a sad video but you see at the end, if you fully understand Thor's psychology, not his mythology and overall story arc, but focus specifically on his psychologial troubles and what he struggles with (choices, right path, mistakes, rumination about the past, wishful thinking, but also glorious and virtuous moments), you can, well sort of understand him and even, somehow relate very much to him, even though you would normally think its just a fictional story of a blockbuster movie hence it cannot have any deep meaning and message attached to it, atleast not to the degree that it can apply for your individual life. Well, that is what I thought too. Until this video put it together for me. But how and why do we have the capacity to feel such intense and "real" feelings when simply just watching some pictures with some added music to it? Is it the pictures? The music? The story? Is it everything at once? Because in some way we can, consciously or not, understand what is going underneath the surface, what isn't being shown or told, and people grasp different depths in an unconsciouss and sometimes deliberate manner. For me, I was hit with a sudden realization when i heard Thor at the end saying: "its time for me to be who I am, rather than who I'm supposed to be". Beautiful put together i must say. A remarkable feel to it, like @TheGaroStudios's "a morphin toast." Thanks for taking the time to read this dreadfully boring and weird post. Have a good one!

[@daemionwalker847]

Odin and his liesssss. "my first born" HELA has entered the chat room:

[@con734]

u could hear that he was lying in hindsight

[@daemionwalker847]

@Don't Tread On Me true true hahahaha

[@goschokolev7539]

My FiRsT bOrN

[@con734]

@Don't Tread On Me oh that's interesting... Idk if they added Hela for social justice points but if so she was a lot more than that... one of the best marvel villains imo

[@Andrew-ro8gh]

Wasn’t hela adapted from the comics? Or am I wrong?

[@leviathan6268]

Sir Anthony Hopkins was born to play Odin... the emotion in his voice is unbelievable! I would love to Anthony reprise his his role for future films

[@allbies]

Chills. "You are unworthy of these realms, unworthy of your title, you are unworthy..of the loved ones, you have betrayed" The inflections in his voice, the heartbreak in his eyes. Just an incredible actor.

[@oricle8897]

@@allbies the way he says "title" is amazing

[@abidiqbal3585]

'If I'm wrong what more could I lose' That line nearly bought me to tears! 😥

[@liarose2054]

To all who say Loki is way better than Thor: Watch this to realize that they are both equally heartbreaking and deep characters who deserve everyone's respect

[@Dreamzkape]

What was interesting about "Infinity War," I couldn't believe that in the face of death Loki finally acknowledged himself as Loki Odin-son (with a final glance to Thor)... I found that a very important moment for Loki that was easily missed. He meant it. He is Thor's brother, he is Odin's son, and he will die for them. Well, that's what I took from it.

[@catchyg748]

@EXAMTEMT nah he redeemed himself in ragnarok, with the ship. he died a hero

[@missjendeukie2230]

@WORX ı m sorry but loki died a avenger

[@missjendeukie2230]

I love both of them

[@ethanmitchell7479]

“I am Thor Odin son last of my blood,wielder of both mjolnir and stormbreaker, God of lightning, brother to the goddess of death and the god of trickery, protector of the nine realms, and avenger of the universe, killer of the inevitable,I am worthy, and I am a failure, but I am done being who I have to, it is time to be who I am... I AM THOR” Edit:holy shit guys thanks for the likes

[@jp5293]

Where this from

[@ethanmitchell7479]

Nowhere I just thought of it like if he stood before an army or even his people this is what he would say thank you for commenting

[@jp5293]

@@ethanmitchell7479 No problem and cool nice thinking

[@TheKiraYamaguchi]

That's really cool. Adding titles like on GoT.

[@xplosives1752]

Ethan Mitchell slightly alter it and it could serve as a tv show intro

[@dobbythefreeelf3510]

Probably the best KZbin recommendation I’ve gotten. Ever.

[@ffwingman329]

I second this

[@Ryanhardenn]

Truth

[@IAm-bx1sx]

And by far Dobby...

[@frenchlogs]

This 4:37 clip did more justice to Thor than Love & Thunder ever did

[@bddb9239]

To be fair though, Love and Thunder ends with Thor being the most worthy by doing what Odin failed to do: be a good father to the adopted child of his enemy. The movie itself was just ok, and thats being generous, but I like to think thats a good message to take from it.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Thor: I'm not a child I'm like thousands of years old- Odin: You're grounded. I'm confiscating your toy hammer.

[@yakinyamaddi]

I was gonna complain about you being everywhere but this video is too emotional for me to do that

[@Potatoman13165]

Just some guy without a mustache can I ask you something? How is it that you are even able to comment on almost every video I watch

[@adambump5297]

By their standards Thor is probably still a teenager so he's a 15 hundred year old know-it-all who knew nothing.

[@pvtrichardsonbr]

Thor has the most beautiful story in the marvel universe. Trials after trial, tribulation after tribulation, and he always comes back

[@Undisputed650]

No joke, this is legit one of the best if not the BEST video I have ever seen for any superhero. No lie I shed a tear watching this video. Congratulations on such a Worthy video.

[@br00tulz]

All of this just to get Love and Thunder. What a waste.

[@tomfilkins6697]

The character in the MCU with the best character development without doubt! He went from an arrogant jock to a hero to a king to a broken man! Hemsworth did a fantastic job and is totally underrated in how he portrays the character especially in the emotional scenes

[@Paradox1P]

Amazing edit. Chris Hemsworth is an amazing Thor. He improved so much from the first movie.

[@matthewblethen7771]

Im just glad they didnt keep his eyebrows blonde like in the first Thor lol

[@343Films]

I don't think anyone will ever play a better Thor. Same with Robert Downey Jr. and Stark, as well as Chris Evans and Cap.

[@nolanmartin4813]

He is thor its not a title. C'mon.

[@smith9808]

I love the fact Hemsworth really loves playing Thor. It means he’ll be around along time and rightfully so, he’s playing a God!

[@gamerstheater1187]

He filed for a lifetime contract

[@i-edit-cobra-kai8424]

This is soo sad yet it is soo true, Thor is really the strongest avenger Mentally And Physically Able to stay strong after losing so much

[@adambump5297]

What a heartbreaking & true depiction of depression it makes so much sense that Thor would believe himself unworthy for his failures including the countless lives he feels like he let down when Thanos dusted them he'd project so much negativity over himself that he'd stop believing in himself. As someone who went through a state of depression for a few years it crushes me on a personal level yet brightens my spirits at the same time that Thor could be such a visual representation for People with depression. So to anyone who is feeling depressed like I was hear this message You Are Still Worthy Worthy of Respect, Love, Relationships, Magic Hammers whatever never forget that.

[@RecruitedAndrew]

I can’t believe he takes blame of the trillions who died, he didn’t blame it on Thanos or the avengers, he just blamed it on himself but he still has a smile

[@adambump5297]

@@RecruitedAndrew That smile was just to hide the pain of facing reality Thor was in his own world during most of Endgame snapping to anger at the mere mention of Thanos or sorrow when thinking of the past. Only his mother could truly help him wake up after that he's finally ready to fight again to start moving forward again.

[@ThatOdiaDude1334]

Punctuations!

[@mikehirst]

Beautifully said

[@nickbrockman5753]

The fact that they completely switched Thor's character arc and made him more relatable is the reason he's the most loved right now

[@Hype177487]

He was born for this role, I can't see him ever being replaced.

[@rickymcn1]

Before his character was ruined, this was THOR

[@Da40kOrks]

"You can make no mistakes and still lose." -Captain Picard

[@asurasyn]

"This is not a failure. It is being human."

[@Wrynwynn]

In fairness he didn’t aim for the head that one time

[@MichaelAndersen_DK]

3:52 always makes me smile. Chris Hemsworth is such a blessing for Marvel

[@BW-tg7qw]

Thor: Father dead, mother killed, brother killed, best friend killed, had to kill his own sister, his world destroyed, failed the first time to stop thanos and felt guilty. That is a pretty brutal story

[@RecruitedAndrew]

Not only did he feel guilty about not killing Thanos the first time, he took blame of TRILLIONS DYING imagine what he felt, taking blame that trillions of people died, yet he still stays strong

[@Idjeosnjsosdb]

He could’ve killed thanos the first time but he aimed for the chest to sink in his win and his revenge for his brother and the death of his people but ended with thanos telling him your should’ve aimed for the head and then the snap.

[@jerwheel]

He took the blame for the snap and internalized it, causing his depression. "I'm still worthy" was his watershed moment, the moment he was able to start pulling out of his depression.

[@YoRaph]

*thor:* “What more could I lose?” Saddest line in history

[@AryanKadiya]

We all are like Thor because we all have lost many things, are capable of many things, are anxious about future, have guilt of past and still surviving because we have faith for future. Have a nice day ;)

[@gokulgovinthan3758]

soo true....... thor is such a motivation

[@Balhazarr]

Thor is STRONGEST Hero Mother, father, friends, kingdom, home basically everything No matter how many times he fall, how many times he gets up matters the most! Thats why he is the strongest!

[@coonjamalay]

Cap always gets up too!

[@com3934]

I've watched this around 10 times and i can't stop

[@HR4_]

Taika Watiti really f***ed it up

[@altruistic4121]

Couldn’t agree more

[@Ok_Sounds_Good]

Thor is my favourite character. And the way you edited this video, the parallels with the deaths of his loved ones, his parents and his destiny went with the flow of the music magically. I loved it.

[@TwentyPercentDash]

Thor has lost more than anyone else, suffered more than anyone else in the MCU, and now he's going to have his power stripped away and handed to Jane as he's robbed of even his own 4th movie. All I want is to see Thor redeemed.

[@2mjz84]

TwentyPercentDash well said

[@haaroonejaz7353]

Im praying for the unworthy thor storyline

[@wasteoftime5848]

TwentyPercentDash If you believe that then I've got some magic beans you might like to purchase.

[@michaeljones3794]

TwentyPercentDash I heard in a statement about the movie that there was confirmed 2 Thors. Potentially Jane just gets the power of Thor as well as him idk

[@TwentyPercentDash]

@@michaeljones3794 - In the comics, Jane gets cancer and Thor becomes unworthy. While Jane is dying she suddenly becomes worthy of the hammer which lets her stay alive long enough to save the day as a female Thor. Jane is the hero, and Thor is pushed to the side. But if the story is altered so Thor is still a main character, I might see it. Thor lost his mother, then his father, then his entire home, then his brother. Then after having nothing left, he failed to defeat Thanos in the final moments leading up to the snap. For 5 years Thor blames himself for half the universe dying, and he struggles with intense depression as he neglects his body. Thor needs to be redeemed. I've never cared for Jane, and if she steals the spotlight they will be robbing Thor of such a monumental character arc.

[@fardeenali6070]

Taika should've watched this video before making Love and Thunder.

[@theyeetman1817]

Thor is the most broken character in the MCU. He has lost his mother, farther, brother, best friend, other friends (lady sith and the warriors 3 from Ragnarok), his home, most of his people and his hammer. He tried to look like it’s nothing and keeps moving forward but deep down he’s broken and trying to put his pieces back together

[@imumutbaskan]

hey! you are noobmaster69! thor was looking for you man! 😂

[@luziferssoon]

Lady Sith was Never confirmed to be dead. Loki Exiled her before ragnarok

[@theyeetman1817]

luziferssoon huh didn’t know that thanks for letting me know

[@luziferssoon]

NoobMaster69 no Problem. I Hope she Returns in Love and Thunder

[@when3263]

He also lost tony and Natasha 😭

[@samuelopashi9801]

Thor is by far the most tragic person in the in the MCU and you captured it perfectly in this edit.

[@arjunmankar9006]

I don't know at which point I started crying while watching this video, but there is something that I and maybe someone also related this to their life. Thank you.

[@alexjara1288]

thor be in the avengers year book like "most changed since freshman year" thors story is a poetic masterpiece definitely my favorite avenger.

[@surbhisingh8138]

"The future has'nt been kind to you son..?" -frigga This part teared me up.

[@LuisGonzalez-mw7ny]

"I'm still worthy..!" Brings tears to my eyes man.

[@shaktisinghbais3576]

He is not just a pretty face , a highly underrated actor. His performance is right up there with Downey, cumberbatch & Scarlett Johanson.

[@billyjenkins7951]

We're truly so lucky to have awesome creators like you to keep fueling this nerdiness of ours. That was amazing as usual!

[@kineticsoul4721]

‘It’s for the first time in a thousand years I have no path.’ Bruh that hit me so hard

[@James-cg4jo]

Should have included “how could you be worthy you’re all killers” by ultron

[@effbawmb5895]

I was hoping for this when I watched.

[@asurasyn]

Odin - "You are unworthy of these realms! Unworthy of your power! You are unworthy!" Ultron - "How could you be worthy? You're all killers!" Would've been an easy fit imo.

[@patrickbolton8003]

I think my favorite scene of thor is him sitting down with his mom. He felt so broken down and just needed to let go and ve reminded by that kind of figure. A+ good momma moment.

[@hamman19961]

I always click my notifications right away from you. Been watching since the first marvel video

[@reedholden34]

“I’m only alive because fate wants me alive” is one of the best lines in the MCU

[@GoSkaTeproductions]

“I’m only alive because fate wills it so.” I agree. Phenomenal.