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* In spite of the raucous theatrics, wasteful debauchery and hedonism of lazy JerkassGods like Zeus being largely PlayedForLaughs, the awful reality dawns that this is ''precisely'' why in spite of having ''entire pantheons of Gods'' in the Marvel Cinematic Universe who can save humanity and make the world a better place in the blink of an eye, it has not happened because the majority of Gods simply [[JerkassGods DO. NOT. CARE.]] There are [[GodIsGood exceptions]] of course (The Asgardian Race, Falligar, Khonshu, Taweret, and the Eternals if they count being the standout examples), but it doesn't change the fact that the Marvel Cinematic Universe (if not Multi-verse) is ''still'' a war-torn purgatory of suffering plagued by armies of monsters, (often literal) demons and tyrants. As Gorr himself had to learn the hard way, most Gods will gladly laugh with a plate of delicacies and a flagon of wine by their sides, and apatheticaly watch as innocent mortals suffer and die by the ''millions'' to said horrors from the gold and marbel view of their gilded paradise. They never even ''notice'' that you exist... until you personally offend them...
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* In spite of the raucous theatrics of lazy JerkassGods like Zeus being largely PlayedForLaughs, the awful reality dawns that this is ''precisely'' why in spite of having ''entire pantheons of Gods'' in the Marvel Cinematic Universe who can save humanity and making the world a better place in the blink of an eye, it has not happened because because the majority of Gods simply [[JerkassGods DO. NOT. CARE.]] There are [[GodIsGood exceptions]] of course (Thor (The Asgardian Race being the standout example), but it doesn't change the fact that the universe is ''still'' a war-torn place of suffering plagued by armies of monsters, (often literal) demons and tyrants, and as Gorr himself had to learn the hard way, most Gods will gladly watch with a literal plate of grapes and a flagon of wine by their sides, as innocent mortals suffer and die by the milions to said horrors from the gold and marbel view of their gilded paradise. Until someone gets them angry...
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* TheStinger shows Zeus recovering from his wounds and is angry at the dismissal of The Gods by Mortals and how they now look to Superheros. He decides that he'll remind Mortals who it is they should pray to when he has Thor killed. Who is he sending out to do so? [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHercules Hercules]]
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** How lethal he's built up to be. The teaser shows Falligar, a draconic kaiju god laying dead, with the killer all but stated to be Gorr. That's right, a creature the size of Godzilla was killed by Gorr. And it's heavily implied he's just getting started.
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* Axl spends some time trying to comfort the other kidnapped children, reminding them that Thor cut off Thanos's head and he'll come save them. Cue Gorr showing up, summoning a creature, and ripping its head off before throwing it at the children.
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* Gorr and the Black Berserkers attack the children of Asgard through shadows and kidnap them from their rooms. Their parents were all outside trying to protect them and the city, and it is all for naught.
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** Most of the trailers show Gorr looking grim and speaking in a dour tone, until one “Tickets on Sale” spot flipped the script and showed him sporting a slasher smile and declaring “how exciting!” in a voice that sounds downright ''giddy''. The sheer contrast is utterly unnerving.
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%% Before adding an example to this page, make sure that it actually frightened YOU.
%% Focus on what scared you, not the in-universe characters. Just because something is scary to the characters, doesn't mean it is to us too.
%% It is not necessary to add every single unpleasant thing to this page.
%% A good Nightmare Fuel entry should "stick" to you even after you're done watching.
%% Fridge Horror, speculations, and theories -- any kind of "horror" that begs the reader to think about it -- belong on the Fridge and WMG pages, not here. Things that are Played For Laughs are also unlikely to actually count.
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%% Focus on what scared you, not the in-universe characters. Just because something is scary to the characters, doesn't mean it is to us too.
%% It is not necessary to add every single unpleasant thing to this page.
%% A good Nightmare Fuel entry should "stick" to you even after you're done watching.
%% Fridge Horror, speculations, and theories -- any kind of "horror" that begs the reader to think about it -- belong on the Fridge and WMG pages, not here. Things that are Played For Laughs are also unlikely to actually count.
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* The Black Berserkers. While in the comics they're goofy-looking, vaguely dinosaur-shaped, and eventually revealed to be cousins of the symbiotes, in ''Thor: Love and Thunder''[='=]s trailers they're shown overpowering and devouring several Asgardians while blending into the darkness of the chaotic battlefield save for their bone-white fangs and writhing tentacles silhouetted against the flames.
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** The first scene of his scarred appearance on display shows him in a room with writhing tentacles and black ooze for walls. It looks like a set-piece out of the ''Franchise/CthulhuMythos'' than a Creator/TaikaWaititi movie.
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* '''Gorr the God Butcher.''' Let's just say that his [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast name]] is the least scary thing about him.
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* '''Gorr the God Butcher.''' Let's just say that his [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast name]] is the least scary thing about him.
** His appearance. While the comics' version resembles a demonic [[Franchise/StarWars Twilek]], his MCU incarnation looks more like a zombie than an alien. He's even seen at one point with black goo oozing from his mouth.
*** [[{{Fridge}} Fridge Horror]] kicks in when you remember the origin of Gorr in the source material involved symbiote. ''Think about that for a second.''
** How lethal he's built up to be. The teaser shows Falligar, a draconic kaiju god laying dead, with the killer all but stated to be Gorr. That's right, a creature the size of Godzilla was killed by Gorr. And it's heavily implied he's just getting started.
** He's presented in the official trailer using the Necrosword to ''demolish an entire planet.''
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!! Trailers
* '''Gorr the God Butcher.''' Let's just say that his [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast name]] is the least scary thing about him.
** His appearance. While the comics' version resembles a demonic [[Franchise/StarWars Twilek]], his MCU incarnation looks more like a zombie than an alien. He's even seen at one point with black goo oozing from his mouth.
*** [[{{Fridge}} Fridge Horror]] kicks in when you remember the origin of Gorr in the source material involved symbiote. ''Think about that for a second.''
** How lethal he's built up to be. The teaser shows Falligar, a draconic kaiju god laying dead, with the killer all but stated to be Gorr. That's right, a creature the size of Godzilla was killed by Gorr. And it's heavily implied he's just getting started.
** He's presented in the official trailer using the Necrosword to ''demolish an entire planet.''
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