Why GORR Was Right! (and Galactus Proves It!)

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[@foolio4093]

Yoo

[@CommanderLost]

IT HAS BEEN OVER A MONTH! WHEN ARE WE GETTING "WHAT IF HYDRA WON PART 2???"

[@Hovitv]

I think eternity is Tony stark. I think the snap think did with the gauntlet made him to a being like how Loki did

[@mitchellhoward3580]

Can we get a video on why Thor and Odin not part of the council of gods?

[@GalactusOG]

I have been telling you all for years.

[@joesjoeys]

Asgard was just kind of a sliver of a planet, not a whole planet. Is it possible that a celestial was born from Asgard, but they had the power to at least keep part of their home intact? A civilization powerful enough to survive the birth of a celestial would be pretty god-tier.

[@Luneytoon]

I like this theory a lot

[@philipcraven1028]

Good theory

[@HaddaClu]

Would explain why their population was so small as well.

[@sth469]

No man, asgard is just Flat-Assgard

[@RELAXcowboy]

@@HaddaClu Their pop was small because they were Immortal/Extremely long lived. If they didn't maintain their population they would have been overrun with people.

[@encognitusmaximus7598]

I just hope at some point Thor can meet/see Loki from the series. I think it would be a great thing for Thor to see this version of Loki. Thor mentions often how much he believed in Loki and hoped he'd change. So for Thor to see Loki as a guardian of his own multiverse of sorts and what he did and how he had changed would be pretty cool to see.

[@rzn2258]

I hope they never meet again,

[@TextTickles]

@@rzn2258awful take

[@bkemt6]

But Thor MUST bring Love with him to meet Uncle Loki!!!

[@DragonWorldProducts]

they will, its a matter of time

[@bananajoe9951]

They'll never do that. Thor is comedic relief and the MCU punching bag. They clearly hate Thor as a character.

[@Marvelousgamer7697]

The gods of the MCU being as horrible and unforgiving as they are pretty much asked for someone like Gorr to start hunting them down. They failed their people besides maybe the asgardians.

[@cky7765]

And people thought odin was horrible

[@zeestar0112]

That blank statements is unequivocally false. In Thor L&T, We see that the gods abandoned earth and those who didn't, have had their hand in the cookie jar for so long. Ie. Thor falling to earth, Odin Conquering Earth, Loki attacking Earth. We see that Gorr's god was using his people. We see that gorr killed numerous gods, even the gods who lived and cultivated alongside their people. We see that Gorr kills a kind and peaceful god who doesn't have a people to worship him. Saying "Gorr is Right" is saying "This Serial killer is not that bad." As Odin says, "I am not God of all people. I am King of Asgard." And the MCU Asgardians are long lived mortals aside from the actual gods.

[@seewhativescene]

Maybe now more people will stop pledging loyalty to false gods irl ​@@cky7765

[@CommanderLost]

Still better than our gods

[@ErasMcras]

Because the asgardian gods were more nobility than gods to their ppl

[@NyahJustice]

I kinda hate that the necrosword corrupted gorr. In Jasson Aaron's Thor run they make the point that gorr isn't insane and actually in control of his actions, making him more terrifying, and it makes the reader (and Thor) question whether he us right. In Love & Thunder the audience had to SEE the gods beings dicks and then have gorr comment on it later so we could maybe agree with him, because otherwise we just see him as insane. Not super related to this vid but thought I'd bring it it up.

[@RELAXcowboy]

Anyone who has ever heard of "Unworthy Thor" now knows after reading this, that Gorr was indeed right. In the Original Sin story, Nick Fury, also known at the time as The Man On The Wall, stole Uatu's eye and this granted him the vision of Uatu and when Thor came at him, he whispered in his ear and instantly Thor could no longer hold Mjolnir. The words he said to Thor? "Gorr was right" There you have it.

[@Angellance7]

They did butcher Gorr's story in the mcu and kinda killed off the knull link to the necrosword, so at least for those who we enjoyed the comics the whole movie was a shame 😧

[@NyahJustice]

@RELAXcowboy It was always interesting to me that all it took for Mjolnir to reject Thor was for Fury to get him to acknowledge his doubts about his God hood. This is why comics Gorr is the best Marvel villian. It didn't matter that he died relatively quickly (minus his resurrection in King Thor), his legacy haunts Thor to this day.

[@NyahJustice]

(Well best minus Doc Doom)

[@comixof2morrow]

It's because everyone is in their feelings these days.

[@jand.4737]

14:15 One can even reference Ultron for the "they started as Protectors" part. His primary purpose was to protect earth, but he decided that to protect earth, he has to actively go out and decimate humanity. Similarly, a young Odin might have thought in order to protect Asgard and the rest of the galaxy, he had to conquer it first.

[@thalmoragent9344]

Well, he did bring order to the 9 Realms for the most part, and he wasn't even the one who started all the wars across the cosmos to begin with

[@kellmedd4925]

Sometimes, one must conquer to bring order. Because a unified galaxy, at least won't breakdown like a regular splintered galaxy would. It even gives the benefit of a person that people could unite against, but at the very least. There can be relative peace and stability.

[@usmcdevildog6935]

Once you've read the comic, the movie becomes beyond disappointing. The sword was supposed to introduce KNULL and how it connects to Venom. 😊

[@justicedemocrat9357]

OMG no one cares about knull.

[@andysux1]

​@@justicedemocrat9357oh yes we do demonrat

[@stupidasso6183]

Need a hug there big guy? Why are you bringing politics into something like this?

[@JohnKaung-ck2wh]

​@@justicedemocrat9357Maybe for MCU normies like you who thinks LAT is the best thing marvel can put out to the big screens

[@MrGigglesGalore]

​@@justicedemocrat9357actually, more people care about a figment of imagination, i.e. Knull, than You, a real life person. That's kind of depressing for u.

[@vicmwaf]

Gorr wa right, Thanos was right every Marvel Villain is right

[@gabrielrangel956]

Thanos was definitely not right wtf

[@dariley95971]

Stane wasn't right.

[@rashadlewis8345]

The Red Skull was right

[@chineduonwukemeNIG]

Was kang right too?

[@willywonka4690]

​@@BuckyBarnesNC wrong. they just hate bullshit for the sake of bullshit

[@Neopopulist]

Nothing needed to prove Gorr was right, the way the gods treated him obviously prove his path was the right one.

[@MrChupacabra555]

I think you, most other KZbin Theorists, and epically us Fans are putting WAY more thought into this than any of the writers at Disney are currently 😏

I think you are right

[@mindbonker]

when it comes to disney's mcu... it can be compared to the business model used by bethesda basically, you tease a product as it's being worked on, then you release it before it's fully developed, then have your fan base fix the problems (I meant features) for you, then re-release the product with the new fixes in place in the realm of comics, the process is known as "retconning" see? easy peasy

[@zacharyjohnson9269]

My biggest complaint of all this is they introduced the NecroSword and didn’t make it about Knull or have anything to do with him.

[@themis828]

They did mention Knull, however he also said that in "his" theory galactus created the sword. My understanding from this video was that Knull became an extention of Galactus like the silver surfer was. It does fit together quite well and does make sense.

[@IceSick90]

Yet....

[@tommyjarvisstepgrandfather4581]

@@themis828no way in hell knull is an extension of galactus. That’s delusional and makes no sense

[@curtiscarnahan6580]

@@themis828 Knull also came from the previous universe. He is also God level, akin to Galactus.

[@ohpoopimdeadman]

Well with Sony taking back the spiderman rights, I'm not sure if they are going to be able to bring the symbiotes to the MCU - if they mentioned Knull directly, that might give fans hope for venom and carnage.

[@ericstephenson6158]

Just had to pause to mention at about two minutes they show Thor saying "Is that the Necrosword? It's cool! I've only read about it." and it brought me back to the balanced humor of Ragnarok. How good this movie really coulda been, man. Gahhhhhh

[@BrianVaughnVA]

Gorr was an anti-hero. Anyone with half a brain cell knew that Gorr succeeding would have been the best thing ever as he deserved his victory.

[@Alverant]

Gorr has a pretty good point. In the comic, he kills gods of murder and torture. He should have stuck with being a cosmic version of Punisher. I believe that Disney is going to use the Multiverse Saga as a way to reboot the MCU. I maintained this for years and with declining box office takes, I'm sure they will bring this to a close, wait a few years, then start it up again.

[@WesHarries]

Try to and fail worse you mean

[@cottonmouth1720]

Your true knowledge of comic books and their lore is appreciated. Its nice to listen to a video about this material from someone who really knows it. You make the other youtubers from comics look like the amateurs. Keep up the good work!

[@Ejones-xs9qg]

I felt bad for Gorr. He was so angry..and deservingly so. That was foul as hell how his god treated him.

[@dirkjewitt5037]

The new Thor had such great performances. That beginning with his kid was harsh and Bale did the emoting so well, I teared up. That was strong writing. What happened?

[@quantumtrinityministry5375]

If the writers of this channel wrote for the MCU, it would be saved at the snap of a finger! This would be a genius way of personifying the comic version of Galactus with an MCU tie-in. I doubt the MCU is that clever. Hopefully, some of their writers and creators watch this channel and get some proper inspiration from it.

[@bloodiedsmile899]

The Crusades were reactionary, don't forget that.

[@justina6129]

Galactic has the ultimate nullifier

[@oKingLexx]

I like the theory that the "gods" are eternals that never learned their purpose, so they took on the purpose of the people they were assigned to protect. They became ineffective and lazy because their people had served the celestials purpose, they retreat to the "god city" subconsciously, like an instinct. To be collect and redistributed or destroyed.

[@bishalthapa7743]

I love the idea of Galactus being a good guy in the MCU and opposite of the Kang.

[@TheRealCeeJai]

This is a really smart, thought-provoking, and out-of-the-way theory that will create another big bad that has sympathetic shades of grey to him. For those reasons, Disney will never do it.

[@jeffreycarman2185]

I really like this way of tying Love and Thunder and Gorr in with so many other elements of the MCU.

[@Evil0tto]

Gods in the MCU are basically just superpowered immortals. In the earliest days of the MCU the Asgardians were just advanced aliens, and it was only with Thor: Ragnarok that they started referring to themselves as gods. (A retcon.)

[@SpammytheHedgehog]

You mean, "Batman" was right?

[@dennisd4452]

Your mom was right

[@marcomagana8329]

You mean “Bateman” was right? 🤔🤣

[@ErnolDawnbringer]

what a bait!

[@Rowebot15]

This all connects back to The Empire of the Sun. Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich, The End

[@daveo1002]

WOW! Just, Wow! This was the deepest deep dive you've had that I totally wasn't expecting! Great points, intriguing theories, and I'm still taking it all in. I'll probably have to watch this a few more times, and then again to really understand everything presented. I love that your team can go back to what was originally in the comic books of yore, and connect it all to the digital moving picture stories of today. Great video as always- and thank you for this wealth of Marvel-ous information!

[@diegofv15]

Agree with this!

[@vivi44]

Galactus would have no need for a sword when he has the ultimate nullifyer.

[@FNAFlover-o9r]

Villains have one thing in common. They always think they are the good guys, the higher power.

[@stupidasso6183]

Ultron was right

[@Marianojoey]

Your theories are usually awesome, and this one is no exception. Hope Kevin and team watches your channel and pick up ideas to better the still foundering MCU.

[@nyakallothipe5831]

100% agree

[@bt4486]

Yes!

[@starcitizencowboy6594]

There is a theory that Goer realised there was hope for the gods at the end of Thor Love and Thunder when he noticed Thor was bleeding red and not gold from his wounds during battle. Proving he hadn’t fallen to the decadence of the other gods.

[@brandonchargualaf6461]

This is probably one of the best videos i have ever watched. The theories and storyline accuracies kept me glued

[@daMillenialTrucker]

same and ive never seen any of these movies, this video popped up on my feed and imma watch them all in order this weekend lol they look cinematically beautiful, i thought you all were just a bunch of nerds but now.. i want to be one of you

[@bobkiaie]

@@daMillenialTruckerdid you do it ?

[@croe8617]

For that is true, Gorr is right on what he said. The only thong is his title. He just killed one god and they proclaimed him as a god killer. Kratos in the other hand killed three gods and only proclaimed him as "DEATH" and "DESTROYER OF WORLDS" by his father disguising as an Undertaker by that time.

[@milkdrinker117]

The only what mate?

[@myrugbypod]

Hey Ryan, I just noticed something, in one of your clips from the Eternals, it shows Arisham? (Red celestial) leaving earth through a black hole. As we learned in Loki our universe is inside a black hole separate from the TVA and the citadel of time. So does this mean the celestial arnt actually FROM or in our universe?

[@Tyraeous]

Of course Gorr was right. THAT'S THE WHOLE SUBTEXT OF THE MOVIE.

[@azneph611]

I don't care if Christian Bale did not have a lot of screen time. I like his acting

[@Altmetalpunk]

Damn i want a directors cut of this film. The studio made them cut out so much for no reason and everything theyve released would have helped the plot and quality so much

[@SpammytheHedgehog]

Imagine if Gorr appeared in Ragnarok or Infinity War.

[@Immortal_Liberty]

Thanos wouldve flipped his fingers and massacred him with infinity stones.

[@airswoosh23]

I think its more likely Galactus added the quest or seintience to the sword with his cosmic powers, much like he did to make the Silver Surfer, Terror Axe, etc etc

[@SpammytheHedgehog]

I can imagine Hayden Christensen playing Gorr the God Killer.

[@zachryder3150]

I don't like gods.

[@ErnolDawnbringer]

I don't like sand. The sand killer

[@alfasiger4178]

He will easily be defeated by the high ground

[@Aman_9612]

Disney really needs you guys, i mean most of the theories are way better than what we get.

[@Magdalena8008s]

I rewatched Love and Thunder a few weeks ago. I liked it to start with. I acknowledge it got a bit too silly at times. We all know it. Taika knows, Kevin, Chris, etc. But as a whole, I really liked it. But after watching it again now over a year removed. It got better to me. I do wish Gorr could have lived and became something bigger. Or done better. Everyone I know personally loved it as it is. Its their favorite MCU film as of lately. These being casual MCU fans. And more die hard fans I know grew to enjoy it alot. Point is, I hope more people come to like it more than they did or to back and give it another shot.

[@12savage68]

Took me a month to get through the whole movie ...3/4 Thor moves suck

[@KeoniProductions]

It is simply terrible. Just the depiction of Zues alone.

[@amigriffiths7861]

For me, the issue isn’t so much whether someone with power exists, or even that they have all that and do nothing with it. It’s more a matter of how they came to be in such a comfortable position and yet still do nothing, or nothing compared to what they’ve taken, at the very least. Living in a still Scamperial ruled nation, where it’s all about making the princes rich and powerful, simply for their own money and power’s sake… Oh, Superman, where are you now?

[@Jezee213]

Galactus was made to keep the celestials in check.

[@LNRCosmic]

Ultron was trying to stop the humanity from collapsing and trying to protect the mind stone from Thanos, Thanos was trying to wipe 50% of the population to stop celestials

[@thalmoragent9344]

I dunno about this one; For Gorr, while I understand why he'd be pissed, him killing so many Gods, whether he knows if they're good or bad or not, actually leaves him as a worse character than the Gods he so hates. The Gorr Comics actually portrayed this well. Not to mention, entire species and planets are now doomed because of him. The comics show this actually very well in full, cause some planets wouldn't be able to support life/be hospitable for most life or sentient beings to live and grow. When Gorr wipes out Pantheons, some planets entire ability to support life is taken away. One time, after some Sky Gods died, the planet's atmosphere couldn't naturally keep it up, and it stopped raining and the weather was destructive/chaotic. In the Comics he mentioned how he "knew the truth" and that Sentient life and stuff would blast into existence, and no "Gods" were needed cause life would happen with or without them, but he doesn't get that entirely true, as there's plenty of Planets where without the Gods, the planet simply couldn't sustain life. And when he went after Asgardians, and said Thor's entire Pantheon would be wiped out, it makes you wonder... he's killing all Gods based off the action of a single situation he alone dealt with? And assumed every God everywhere must be the same? Even though ironically it was his Gods fighting to protect life in the Universe by facing Knull who carried the Necrosword. Gorr then kills his God when he asks for help, not even knowing the situation. The movie doesn't do justice to either the Argument for or against Gorr or the Gods nearly as well...

[@CHADCONTEXT]

Hence why the comics is better. If I recall in the comics, didn't his son (being a part of his sub-conscious) called Gorr the "god of hypocrisy".

[@EntropyMark-g5w]

This breakdown is one of the best I have ever seen, not just for an MCU movie but from a philosophical aspect

[@jeffreyreed9348]

When loki brought together all the stories/universes, didn't it look an awful lot like the world tree? I thought it did.

[@GravtasticGaming]

I like how the necro sword came from knull and they forget to mention him in Thor love and thunder being so close to venom the last dance

[@edj1447]

I've been reading and collecting comics, specifically marvel since I was 5. I'm 42 now so I believe I'm pretty well versed in them. I must say, I was captivated by this video, hung onto it word for word. This theory is a HUGE stretch lol. It makes sense in a way, but I'm not sold. I would def explore other theories.

[@workingZen]

He was the best part of that movie. I found his story side-line very intriguing.

[@Discipol]

I like these mini-essays rather than half-assed episode reactions or the podcast format, because I feel the creative writing rather than just "nerd talking to another nerd or the camera"

[@askadeleke]

Yoooo....This is, by far, the best synopsis of the MCU. Period. Great writing. Brilliant editing. Give that man (Mr. Terehovsky) a raise.

[@jacobbarnhart8770]

As a long time comic fan, I like this as a movie explanation for everything. It's not what I read, nor how the stories came out previously, but this is kind of neat tying all of the strings together.

[@EthelbertCoyote]

Glacticus was/is the fullfilment of Thano's dream although he may not have known it, as he keeps the Etenals endless creation in check.

[@venperez8421]

Thanos ...got tons of knee and other knowledge yo ....was basically just a grunt compared to GALACTUS... like if he didn't sweep ...some one was gonna xD Like saying eternals are idk .... ULTRONS DREAM 😂😅😊

[@Ryan_Q3L]

This is a really interesting theory- great job at connecting all these dots from the MCU.

[@JWinch]

The theory in this video gives a more hopeful outlook on life. Because the alternate idea that everything ends and restarts again seems kind of depressing and futile.

[@amiasquinn7766]

As I said before, I love the movie it's really funny but that's not my Gorr lol perfect actor, great story but terribly powered down from my expectations. I wanted him to be more of a threat to everyone and no be killed off so easy. I also don't care how he looks!

[@MFM_Gaming]

I actually have a theory about the necro sword and why it appeared in Gorr's hands. It's because he was the last of his people the last of that particular God's worshipers. And considering that his God was a cruel God eternity granted him the power to judge his God.

[@sleinadb]

That would have been an interesting thru line. If that sword appeared in that circumstance only...but Gorr didn't put it down when others have before.

[@Time7ord]

This video was very well done. Respect to team ScreenCrush!

[@mangohwy]

Is it wrong that the only reason I watch the MCU is to watch these critiques. Fantastic research, delivery, and editing.

[@ZulqarnainAidil]

Despite the… “comedy”… Love and Thunder was more effective in its “Eat the rich” message than The Batman.

[@warrennirdlinger7572]

So you hinted that maybe Knull created the Necro sword, but what if like you said. Galactus forged the sword. And Knull saw the potential of the sword and stole it from him, or was given it by Galactus. Then, Gorr had his 'discussion' with Rupa and the sword chose Gorr to weild it becaise it believed he was or would be more effective at serving it's purpose than Knull. Who probably wanted it as a prop for intimidation.

[@handsoflight3765]

Galactus was made from countless clones of me made into a giant cyborg. Which is why Galactus has my power.

[@CZW]

I use movie references all of the time, your video format helps me recall "What's that movie?" *In my What's That Pokémon voice*

[@thund3rcat321]

Great theory! Can't wait to see how it plays out

[@MidiMike27]

NGL, you've rejuvenated my hope for the MCU and I really hope this theory is close to accurate. I like all the layers but man, the part where gods are just super mutants is so awesome!!

[@KingOfMadCows]

What's so special about "god killing" weapons? Gods can be killed by regular weapons. I'm pretty sure Hulk could kill Asgardians by punching them hard enough.

[@warofwrath]

Well seeing as slamming him into concrete so hard it left a imprint didn't kill him, I'm not so sure...but also by this theory Hulk would qualify as a god...

[@AdiPrimandaGinting]

@@warofwrath a new god aka a superhero

[@FatalFist]

What if Galactus' purpose is to maintain balance of the Celestials as we see with EGO, he wanted to infect every world in the universe to spread his influence. So with the Celestials being birthed, Galactus is like the predator who consumes the Celestial essence appointed by his choosing. And since Tiamat, though dead, is now residing in Earth - this would be the perfect opportunity for Galactus to arrive and enter conflict.

[@JulianGoBlue]

"What if Galactus' purpose is to maintain balance of the Celestials" i believe this is the actual purpose of Galactus and I remember there is a comics explained video about it

[@liljaywes]

i ain’t gone lie bruh, u nasty for advertising that nasty cereal. I’ve had it before and it’s terrible 😭

[@tompepper4789]

A great video. Thor is now an adult God with the arrival of his ward.

[@louisfrancisco2171]

10:20 Asgardians are never in any movie depicted as aliens with advanced technology that was mistaken for magic. There are two related comments in Thor's movie. Thr first is by Jane Foster who misquotes Carl Sagan. The original quote is "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic". It means that advanced technology can look like magic, not, as Jane Foster misquotes, that "magic is only technology we don't understand". And the other by Thor himself stating that for Asgardians technology and magic are one and the same. That's not the same thing as stating that they don't use magic, but only advanced technology.

[@orionnorwood209]

I mean if they're not from earth wouldn't that make them aliens? Lol

[@louisfrancisco2171]

@@orionnorwood209 I didn't say they're not aliens. What I did say is that they are actually using magic, not just advanced technology that passes for magic in the eyes of less advanced civilizations.

[@SELECT289]

10:12 is the relevant time stamp. I agree that there is enough there to assume they use actual magic. IIRC in Thor Love and Thunder Jane Foster has some kind of Asgardian magic machine to try to cure her of her cancer. Loki has magic, there are Asgardian witches, their more powerful weapons are sentient on some level, lol.

[@timtaylor3390]

This is an AWESOM breakdown that ties everything together and may (small m) save the MCU from "hero fatigue"!!! Great job guys!😁

[@markgilleran538]

Well done Guys. This is a really enjoyable episode 💛 It is a great insights into Marvel. I'm half afraid to say it to my kids in case this theory makes it to the big screen😂

[@billyjoejimbob75]

I totally forgot to watch the post credits scenes in Love & Thunder. Seeing that was a surprise.

[@GiRR007]

If only the current MCU was as well written as your theories 😭

[@joelwitherspoon930]

They really should have a show with some episodes focusing on the gods behind the characters like Cyttorak and Juggernaut

[@bmd5713]

I liked Love and Thunder. It wasn't as good as Ragnarok but it had heart and so ultimately won me over.

[@NikolaiVolkovski]

Great video, but as someone who’s been reading marvel since the mid 80s, it always seemed pretty well understood that the one above all is either Stan Lee or meant to represent the authors since they have total control over the characters, their universes, and the outcome of their lives without any threat to themselves from those characters and universes. I don’t think that it’s ever meant to be an actual character

[@jeffwoods5827]

Baldr, Odin's youngest son did not become a conqueror or an agent of evil, but that might be due to him dying fairly young. In fact, that event might have been the catalyst that changed Odin from a warmonger/conqueror into a benign force in the 9 Worlds.

[@VitalyClarX]

Dude you just made the MCU worth watching again xDDD, amazing theory, so much depth, i'm sad its so hard to see any of that in the actual movies xDDD

[@vangogh589]

Enjoyable, as always. Big shouts to Mr. Terehovksy's write up, although all I can remember is "little cosmic toes." 🙃

[@southlandtechie]

there is an argument to be made that the MCU universe makes more sense than modern religions.

[@narn3904]

Actually if you understood modern religions you would know that they came from the gods of Genesis 6.

[@sirdigbychickencaesar71]

Funny how a villain states his intention we all say omg how could you, you're evil. Time passes and then everyone is like.... you know what, they where right. what does that say about us.

[@djsparks57]

Part of what made thanos hit so hard was after he got all that power he did what he said he would and then he destroyed the stones he was warshiped like a god but he never claimed or acted to be one

[@joiedevie3901]

At 23:08 the talking dog's analogy to Galactus's digestive system may have been referencing the wrong end.

[@deadpiratehead]

I cannot wait until this Thor and Loki finally meet...our Loki from his series, and where Thor is now in his life...is this going to be a part of Secret Wars? Is Thor going to hook up with our new, kind and caring Loki?? Are they actually going to bond as caring, concerned Gods?? Dude. I freaking hope so. Imagine Loki meeting Love. He would see Sylvie in her. Oh my god. That would be f*cking epic. They would play so well together.

[@javoncambridge-x1f]

what he said is true they are 3 kind of gods those who protect and deffend, those who sit around doing nothing and those who want to destroy and create chaos

[@scourgeofman4980]

Love the theory! I sounds like something that could work but it seems to be too convoluted for Disney/Marvel Cinema. Even Thanos motivation was extremely simple and direct. To tie the sword with Galactus sounds like more work than they normally put into these movies.

[@crossmanbluev6049]

So a haker got its hands on the directors prints and this is its plan for the rest of the movies

[@MisterGravelrama]

In our opinion, this is one of, if not the best video this channel has ever done. The realistic breakdown of the "G/gods" in the MCU in relation to how religion has influenced so many in our universe despite contradictions that exist in so many of them was perfectly put on point. Glad we rejoined your channel!

[@montyallen8265]

This hypothesis was so incredibly well thought out, bravo!

[@1014p]

If this is indeed the case, the writers need to get a little more serious about tightening up the lore. I like the idea of it as it’s reasonably unique. What would be interesting is the Earth heroes figure out how to isolate the planet in the process.

[@williesurles2638]

I just love, as the video went on the word God felt more like a species or bad comic book villain lol

[@dimz796]

Zeus automatically becomes an australian greek lol

[@canonlindgren5945]

Weakness corrupts, and weakness corrupts absolutely. Power enables, and absolute power enables absolutely.

[@mryellow6918]

“Power is dangerous. It corrupts the best and attracts the worst. Power is only given to those who are prepared to lower themselves to pick it up.” ― Ragnar Lothbrok

[@CooperMarketingUnlimited]

The flying sound from the NES Mario 3 when it showed Zeus was hilarious 😂

[@SignumInterriti]

In a comic storyline, you could be right. For these movies, they usually want to keep it a lot more simple and bite-sized than that. Glactus will likely just be a villain at some point for whatever is supposed to follow the Avengers. The Gods, the Necrosword, all of that I doubt will play a role going forward (I don't trust Hercules will be a thing after Thor3 dropped the ball so hard with Loki as Odin. They have no idea what they'll want in the next movie). Even Eternity strikes me as a one-off plot device - though I do think the child is cool.

[@kaaronhudson8112]

I’m gonna say it again Thor love and thunder had good to great moments but the comedic approach bought it down a notch

[@ELW77]

This was awesome. Love how you broke this down & I agree with you. Amazing!