This was actually a useful article. I missed all those things.

Well here's hoping that a Hercules or Ares cameo or mention will happen.

Wonder whose lightning will be greater

My only gripe is they should have left the eyepatch in IW and endgame. It was a cool nod to him growing up to be like Odin and also have more of the Viking look to him. If they had kept the TDW braids, and the Ragnarok eyepatch on top of the 80’s outfit I think it would have looked dope

So much Marvel coming in...it's beautiful.

Okay so after this movie and Moon Knight, the MCU will officially have at least 3 pantheons of "traditional" gods (Norse, Greek, and Egyptian) (so I'm excluding the "made-up Marvel gods" like the Eternals, Celestials, etc.). My stars and garters, it's amazing that they've been able to pull this off without it feeling like it was shoehorned in (keep in mind when we were first introduced to the concept of "gods" in the first "Thor" movie which seems like about 187 years ago given COVID and everything). And I have a feeling that (assuming that Gorr doesn't blow Olympus away) based on the few images that we've seen so far, we're definitely going to want to see a lot more of the Greek gods after this movie.

What I find even more interesting is that (and I'm not kissing Marvel's ass here, even though it may seem like it, I'm just being observant), through the success of Marvel's movies, they have introduced concepts into the general audience and thereby the common ventricular that were very "nerdy" before but have now become mainstream. When I was a kid, no-one (including myself) had any idea what the "Multiverse" was but now it's a punchline in late night talk show hosts' monologues. The concepts of aliens, gods, time travel, alternate realities/dimensions, variants, etc. has become so commonplace now that it's almost like we have become the general populace that we see in the Marvel movies, where taking cruises to tour New Asgard is as common as it is cruising to the Bahamas.

(I'm starting a new paragraph here so that this comment doesn't get skipped). TO BE CLEAR: I'm NOT crediting Marvel with creating any of these concepts (the Multiverse, time travel, etc. (I'm seriously looking at the the H.G. Well's novel in my study right now while fiddling with my Transformers Gigawatt figure), BUT I am crediting Marvel with bringing SOME of these concepts to the forefront of the general consciousness (like the Multiverse) so that a lot of normal people can include them in casual conversation, which I think is impressive. To my point: how many friends/family members/co-workers had any idea about what the Multiverse was a couple of years ago? Now it's a common thing. So that now when Dr. Strange MoM comes out people are generally going to be like "Oh, yeah, the Multiverse. Cool" as opposed to "What the hell is a Multiverse?!?". Anyhow, sorry, just rambling here. (In a meeting I really don't care about ;)).

How is a woman a king?