powerman228
Since: Jun, 2017
May 19th 2019 at 10:53:18 AM
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I’m not aware of any official confirmation. It should be noted that Thor is wearing his Infinity War costume by the time of the scene, so some time has clearly passed, but yeah, we don’t know how much. I personally think it’s more on the order of a few weeks or less.
Hjortron18
Since: Jul, 2015
May 19th 2019 at 4:07:38 PM
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I assumed that too but troper King Clark recently added this:
- "Word of God: The post-credits scene with Thor and Loki takes place months after the events of the movie, rather than immediately afterward. Considering that it directly precedes Avengers: Infinity War, which is set in 2018, while Thor: Ragnarok is set in 2017, that only makes sense."
There are a bunch of Endgame interviews / podcasts that I haven't listened to yet so the Russos or Feige might've revealed something new there, but by just googling it I didn't really find anything new
Edited by Hjortron18
Where and by who was it officially confirmed that months passed between the destruction of Asgard and the credit scene that leads into Infinity War? I mean, it really does make sense but I just can't find a source for it.
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