After this, Thor - supercharged once again, albeit still overweight - plays a heroic part in the final battle to overthrow Thanos, wielding both Mjolnir and Stormbreaker until he lends the former to the very worthy Captain America. Tony Stark met Thor in The Avengers and kindly referred to him as Point Break. However, he eventually defers to Hulk, who takes on the responsibility due to his affinity with gamma radiation. Once the Infinity Stones are all gathered, Thor offers to be the one to snap Stark's Infinity Gauntlet since he's clearly the strongest Avenger. Summoning Mjolnir, he joins Rocket, and the two head back to the present, arriving at the Avengers facility in upstate New York. In the meantime, Thor has a heart to heart with his mother and finds new hope. Once in Asgard, though, Thor panics and attempts to flee from his responsibilities, leaving Rocket to take care of the unpleasant business all on his own. The pursuit eventually leads back to Greenwich, England, where Thor defeats Malekith and does, indeed, save the universe.įrom there, the Odinson finds that his task is to time travel with Rocket back to Asgard in 2013, to that very day when his mother dies, in order to retrieve the Aether.
With the future drama surrounding Thanos, it's easy to lose sight of the fact that universe-saving shows up on Thor's resume multiple times. He hatches a plan which includes sneaking out of Asgard with Loki in order to hunt down Malekith before the Dark Elf can literally destroy the universe. Tony Stark’s sarcastic personality is a major comedic point in the Avengers series, especially when he uses his fellow superheroes as the butt of his jokes. This new threat posed by the Dark Elves, the danger of the Aether inside Jane Foster, and the death of his mother push Thor to disobey his father again (this time with more noble intentions). Tony Stark, also known as Iron Man, humorously referred to Thor as Point Break in the first Avengers film, which was reference to Patrick Swayze’s character in the film, Point Break. In the ensuing chaos, the Dark Elves, led by Malekith, attack Asgard and kill Thor's mother, Frigga. Concerned, Thor brings Foster back to Asgard to receive treatment. Upon his arrival, he finds that she's been possessed by the Aether - that is, the Reality Stone in its "angry sludge" form. This revelation spurs the prince to return to Earth in order to inquire about the whereabouts and safety of his sweetheart.
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