So, if it was indeed his ship that the Asgardians encountered, then he will certainly be putting a spanner in the works for their Earth-bound plans (especially if Loki does actually have the Tesseract) The Mad Titan is on a mission to secure all the Infinity Stones for his Gauntlet and basically exert ultimate, maniacal rule over the universe.
It’s not clear who is in charge of the ginormous vessel but its design suggests it's related Avengers: Infinity War big bad Thanos. In the mid-credits scene, as Thor and Loki discuss their future, a looming ship casts a shadow over theirs, implying that their journey to Midgard may suffer a detour. Read More: Thor: Ragnarok Post-Credits Scenes Explained in Detail The film ends with the New Asgard (The Grandmaster's escape ship) adrift, with the new King declaring they'll head to Earth.Ĭould this happen in the films? Possibly, but first there are some barriers to get past: obviously, the Asgardians are still alive at the end of Thor: Ragnarok, and they may not get to Earth if the post-credit scene is anything to go by. However, as Thor learns from Odin, Asgard is not a place but its the people as long as they survive, then so will Asgard. In Ragnarok, Thor and Loki work together with Valkyrie, Heimdall, the Hulk, Korg and his pals to rescue the Asgardians from Hela’s grip and fly them away from Asgard before Surtur completely destroys the entire realm on the God of Thunder's decree. Related: We Already Know One Thor: Ragnarok Deleted Scene
His army destroyed not just Asgard but the entire population in the ensuing battle and Thor was left adrift in the Void of Non-Existence until he was awakened by Donald Blake - the late physician who once wielded his godly powers. 2, it was actually Loki that deviously enables the Ragnarok prophecy by obtaining the forge that was used to create Mjolnir and making replica hammers for his own troops. In the Marvel Comics, Asgard’s inhabitants fared a lot worse than their cinematic counterparts.
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