Does THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER Feature Another Nod To The X-MEN's Eventual MCU Debut? - Possible SPOILERS

Does THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER Feature Another Nod To The X-MEN's Eventual MCU Debut? - Possible SPOILERS

Thor: Love and Thunder is a movie that adds a lot of zany new characters to the MCU, but there's one who it's believed could have a significant link to the X-Men. Find more details on that after the jump!

By JoshWilding - Jul 11, 2022 06:07 AM EST
Filed Under: Thor: Love and Thunder
Source: Bleeding Cool

Fans remain anxious to see the Uncanny X-Men join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, though there's no sign of mutants quite yet. Despite that, a Professor X Variant just showed up on another Earth in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Madripoor (a well-known mutant haven in the comic books) was finally introduced in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier

When the God of Thunder paid a visit to Omnipitence City in Thor: Love and Thunder, we were introduced to a lot of wacky-looking Gods, most of whom appear to have been newly created.

We're sure a closer look at all those powerful beings will reveal some big Easter Eggs, but Bleeding Cool believes they've found a significant nod to the X-Men. 

Do you remember seeing a God that appeared to be a giant eyeball? Well, the site is convinced that could be Ora Serrata, God of the Arakii. Introduced during the Krakoa era of X-Men storytelling, the Arakii were a race of mutants exiled to another dimension before recently returning to the Marvel Universe (pocket dimensions are something we've seen a lot of in the MCU lately). 

These mutants now call a terraformed Mars home, and as well as bringing their technology and beliefs to the Marvel Universe, they've also brought their Gods...such as Ora Serrata.

We don't necessarily think this "cameo" is leading to anything major in the MCU, especially when we don't know how much input Kevin Feige had in the inclusion of all those exotic-looking extras. However, Ora's possible debut may give us an idea of the stories Marvel Studios has its eye on (pun intended) and how mutants could eventually be added to this already well-established shared world. 

Then again, it may have just been a giant eyeball God!

Do you think Thor: Love and Thunder included a nod to the X-Men or was it just another weird God? 
 

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bkmeijer1
bkmeijer1 - 7/11/2022, 7:17 AM
I think Feige did put it in (or allowed it). He's probably wrapping his head around how he's gonna introduce the X-Men right now, so he probably doesn't want anything sabotaging it. This is most likely an innocent easter egg, so it probably wouldn't
AC1
AC1 - 7/11/2022, 7:18 AM
Didn't they explicitly say the giant eyeball was a "God of Dreams" or something when they were walking through and Thor was mentioning who the different Gods were? Like how Bao was God of Dumplings?
OmegaDaGrodd
OmegaDaGrodd - 7/11/2022, 7:30 AM
I love how this scene is played for the absurdity of it all as if we weren't going to spend 700 hours combing through every image onscreen
VictorAlonzo
VictorAlonzo - 7/11/2022, 7:31 AM
Not a good sign when a movie drops less than a week ago, and all we see talk about is what could've/ would've/ should've/ might've been.
Corruptor
Corruptor - 7/11/2022, 8:35 AM
@VictorAlonzo - "It's all connected" is more important than a decent story to some people. OCD.
Tonic24k
Tonic24k - 7/11/2022, 10:25 PM
@VictorAlonzo - It's a good thing that's not all we see then. You must have selective seeing. Plenty of positive commentary on the film.

Don't get me wrong. I have a few gripes about the film. But overall it was a lot of fun.
VictorAlonzo
VictorAlonzo - 7/12/2022, 5:55 AM
@Tonic24k - how did you overcome your "selective seeing" long enough to create gripes?
Tonic24k
Tonic24k - 7/14/2022, 12:15 AM
@VictorAlonzo - Probably because I don't have selective seeing I'm just a decent person who doesn't complain about every fvcking thing.
VictorAlonzo
VictorAlonzo - 7/14/2022, 4:52 AM
@Tonic24k - No. You just complain about everyone that does complain.
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