History WMG / ThorRagnarok

* Both are {{Eerie Pale Skinned Brunettes}} wearing black and green, wielding sorcery and blades.

** Jossed:[[spoiler:Surtur is unleashed on Asgard in the climax by Thor and Loki to kill Hela]].

* Jossed insofar as Tom Hiddleston will be playing the character in ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar''. Perhaps once that happens, you could get Kid Loki.

* Jossed. [[spoiler: Unless he's in that ship during the Mid-Credits scene...]]

* [[spoiler: Jossed, if the teaser for Infinity War is any indication.]]
** [[spoiler: Actually confirmed, in the end he sits on the throne of the spaceship housing the evacuated population of Asgard being called their King.]]

* [[spoiler: Since it was revealed that Leah grew up to become Hela, then she'll appear in that sense. Whether or not we actually see her as Leah (when she was younger) remains to be seen. It could give her a good backstory, with some adjustments, of course.]]
** Jossed.

* Confirmed-ish. He didn't specify Asgard, but Kevin Feige did say that the movie is cosmic in scope, and that as a result, very little of it takes place on Earth.

** [[spoiler: If that's Thanos in the ship that shows up in the Mid-Credits scene, then confirmed.]]

* Possibly confirmed as of the second trailer, where he's seen carrying out a conversation with Thor.

** Confirmed, but not in the way you think. [[spoiler: He's let himself get captured by Surtur in order to get close enough to kill him]].

** Jossed, for the most part. Odin admitted that Loki's charm had him fooled for a while, although it apparently did wear off eventually.

** [[spoiler: Skurge does indeed fight Hela's army, as a reference to the comics scene. The scene occurs on the rainbow bridge of Bifrost, but the whole thing (including Skurge gunning down Hela's mooks with [[GunsAkimbo dual-wielded M16s]]) is straight out of his last stand at Gjallerbru in the comics.]]

* Jossed. Thor never gets an axe.

** [[spoiler:Semi-confirmed: Asgard gets obliterated by Surtur in the climax, but everyone except Hela is safe on the refugee ship when the place goes supernova, including Thor, so his meeting with the Guardians is coming at some later point.]].

*** Jossed in that Thanos doesn't invade Asgard, [[spoiler: but if that's him in the ship that shows up in the Mid-Credits scene...]]

* This movie is one of the very few cases where you love the heroes AND the villiains. And Hela is beyond awesome. I think she won't be wasted here. She must come back!

* I assumed that Hela herself undid the enchantment after Odin's death, having inherited the powers of his office, being his firstborn and all.

* Mjolnir would provide a fairly small amount of metal toward a complete suit of armor, though.

No worthiness enchantment, no flight, no lightning -- all the powers he once channeled through Mjolnir are now his alone. His new hammer will be just a lump of metal on a stick that he can use for smashing things, because that's the weapon he's used to using, so it makes sense to carry on fighting that way.

Odin had a wife before Frigga, who was Hela's mother. She died (most likely in battle), and Odin later married Frigga, who mellowed him out into a more peaceful man.

Skurge tells Hela that his father was a stonemason. Elliot was a stonemason in Asgard before coming to Earth.

Hulk/Banner spent two years on Sakaar. However, that's two years from Thor's point of view. Time on Sakaar is a bit wobblier. Hulk has the behavioral mannerisms and speech of a 5-6 year old. Hulk is growing up. The more time Banner spends as Hulk, the older and more mature Hulk will become. Right now, we are at 'small-child' Hulk.

* Except plenty of mythologies other than the Norse have thunder-gods as their ''chief'' deity.

There is literally no indication that The Grandmaster is other than human, beyond his age. Even Asgardians are super-humanly strong and tough. Everything we hear about the Grandmaster is his own press, so none of it can really be taken at face value. But it's entirely possible that it is actually true, and he's just a human. A human who somehow got tossed across space, and became immortal, but a human nonetheless. Could be interesting if he really was indeed the first ''human'' lost in space, and the first ''human'' found by some Sakaarian who made him immortal. Or he "found himself" upon coming in contact with some powerful object on Sakaar (maybe an Infinity Stone?)

The slippery little bastard did go pretty far over the MoralEventHorizon, after all. This... may not go well for anyone involved.
* Of course, that implies they even ''reach'' Earth, considering whose ship shows up in the Mid-Credits scene...

* More than possible. Tessa Thompson confirmed it in an interview.

Stinger scene for some future film. The pieces of Mjolnir are lying in the ground. Someone comes, with FeetFirstIntroduction. This person grabs the handle, and suddenly all the pieces fly back to their place and reforge themselves. We see hints of a transformation... and the mistery person (never seen clearly) flies away, leaving everyone asking: ''who'' was that??!!

There's nothing special about Sakaar as a planet specifically. It was orbiting some star and got thrown out of its orbit by some rogue planetary body. It then wound up going through one of those wormholes and ended up at the center of whatever gravity well the wormholes were feeding. Because the planet was the largest thing there, it attracted all of the junk to itself and now new stuff lands directly on its surface. This also explains the temporal weirdness associated with Sakaar: gravity slows down the progression of time, so outside events observed from Sakaar appear to move extremely fast. [[note]] Maybe an example will make this clearer: Remember the scene where Thor and Loki get tossed out of the Bifröst. Loki gets thrown first and lands on Sakaar first, so BAM—time for him slows down. Time for Thor has not because he's still in the Bifröst, so weeks pass for Loki while it's only seconds for Thor. Don't worry if this is all going over your head; this is basically Einsteinian relativity, which is far beyond most people's reflexes. [[/note]] About all the water, recall that the largest of the wormholes connects more or less directly to Asgard—so now we know where all the water that tumbled off the edge of Asgard ended up! Additionally, there is no indication that we ever saw the ''actual'' land of Sakaar, so for all we know, everything that we saw was built on top of miles of water and trash and the "land" is just fill.
* That's the opposite of how time dilation works. A clock in a gravity field runs slower than one outside it, which means it will record LESS time, not more.

First of all, Thor simply appeared in the Sanctum after knocking on the door. Then Strange appeared out of thin air himself. Seems like good doctor cast Thor into Mirror Dimension when he knocked and then entered it himself. Strange obviously knows Thor's destructive potential and may have decided not to risk his Sanctum getting thrashed just in case. This would explain how Strange just warps them both around the Sanctum (Mirror Dimension being much more malleable) and why he doesn't seem to care that much about Thor breaking a bookshelf or damage caused by summoned Mjollnir.

* Thor annoyed Banner, phrase works only on the Hulk. And Banner is locked in the trunk, so Hulk won't even feel residual annoyance from him. Plus its apparently Natasha's face and voice that have bigger impact, not the actual words.

[[WMG: When Loki hands over the Tesseract, he'll pretend he's still been working for Thanos the whole time.]]
It'll be something along the lines of apologizing for how long it took him to recover the Tesseract, while claiming he'd been searching for it ever since his defeat in ''The Avengers''.

Thor will try to summon The Avengers, only to learn that [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar they have split up]], So Thor begins to look for [[Film/GuardiansoftheGalaxy some ]] [[Film/DoctorStrange alternative]], [[Film/CaptainMarvel Backup]] in order to prevent Thanos from starting the Apocalypse.

It will be the last Infinity Stone introduced in the lead up to ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' (The Time Stone being introduced in ''Film/DoctorStrange'') and will be in the possession of Hela who uses it to convey the souls of the dead to Hel. It will be green (to match's Hela's whole green and black aesthetic) and could perhaps be embedded in the hilt of her WeaponOfChoice, her 'Nightsword'. She will use the power of the stone to destroy Mjölnir.
* The part about the Time Stone being introduced in Film/DoctorStrange is confirmed. However it's the TIME Stone that is green while the Soul Stone is Orange. As for the Soul Stone appearing in this movie, while likely, nothing is confirmed. Neither is the person who's using it.

Or whatever the movie after Infinity War 1 will be called. Dormammu is one (he survived ''Film/DoctorStrange''), Surtur is another...

* Jossed; Jane will not appear at all, a majority of the film takes place off-world, and Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Idris Elba, and Anthony Hopkins all resume their respective roles.

** Jossed

[[spoiler:Jossed: He is happy to see Thor and Loki, gives them a heartfelt talk and then he dies of old age]].

-> '''Thor:''' I have news. I need to speak with the Avengers.
-> '''Vision:''' Yes... the Avengers... about that...
-> SmashCut to credits

** Jossed. It's been confirmed that she won't appear at all.

* Confirmed-ish. Jane won't appear as she and Thor have broken up.

* The first ''Thor'' movie begins with Thor getting banished to Earth after starting a war with Asgard's enemies. ''Ragnarok'' will end with Thor ''willingly'' sending himself to Earth after ''ending'' a war with Asgard' enemies.
** [[spoiler: Confirmed-ish? Thor and the ship full of Asgardian refugees are on their way to earth when the film ends]].

* After the events of ''Age of Ultron'', Thor confronts "Odin" about his vision and about the infinity stones. Loki realises in what danger Asgard and basically the whole universe is and that he alone won't be able to do something against Thanos, especially since he basically betrayed Thanos in not being able to give him the Tesseract. [[EnemyMine Loki then reveals himself to Thor and tells him the little he does know about Thanos and that the only one who ''might'' be able to stop him is Odin]]. Loki genuinely doesn't know where Odin is and that's why the brothers seek help from Dr Strange.

Thor and friends will defeat Hela and any other villains, and return to Asgard triumphantly, only to find Thanos having arrived at Asgard, trashing the place and killing off Thor's supporting cast. Thor, Hulk, [[spoiler:: and maybe Dr. Strange if he's still there]] will flee to earth to warn everyone, leading into Infinity War.

[[spoiler:Confirmed]].

** Jossed: [[spoiler:Thor and Loki willingly unleash Surtur on Asgard to defeat Hela in the climax]].

Jossed.

* Confirmed, actually.

** Jossed [[spoiler:Death is not in the film at all. Hela's eventual fate is left entirely ambiguous.]]

It's revealed in ''CaptainAmericaCivilWar'' that [[spoiler: Tony and Pepper broke up off-screen]], so it's not like they can't do it.

[[WMG: Odin will ask for [[CaptainAmerica Cap's]] help.]]

* Confirmed.

** [[spoiler: Skurge does indeed fight Hela's army, as a reference to the comics scene.]]

[[WMG: Loki is responsible for Hulk being on Sakaar]]
He took advantage of the circumstances to get rid of a potential roadblock to his future plans and get some payback for the CurbStompBattle he got from Hulk.
* Jossed.

* Confirmed. We see it briefly in the weapons vault, but it isn't used against Hela, [[spoiler: and it's likely been destroyed along with the rest of Asgard.]]

** Jossed

[[WMG: Surtur will reincarnate as soon as Thor declares a new land "asgard"]]

There's nothing special about Sakaar as a planet specifically. It was orbiting some star and got thrown out of its orbit by some rogue planetary body. It then wound up going through one of those wormholes and ended up at whatever gravitational anomaly the wormholes were feeding. Because the planet was the largest thing there, it attracted all of the junk to itself and now new stuff lands directly on its surface. About all the water, recall that the largest of the wormholes connects more or less directly to Asgard—so now we know where all the water that tumbled off the edge of Asgard ended up! Additionally, there is no indication that we ever saw the ''actual'' land of Sakaar, so for all we know, everything that we saw was built on top of miles of water and trash and the "land" is just fill.

* I higly doubt being worthy of Mjolnir has anything to do with being a good president.