The trailer for Avengers: Doomsday included a curious line from Thor about lost heroes, hinting that many Marvel characters have already died fighting alongside him. The full trailer has now given us a better look at the next big Marvel crossover event, introducing Doctor Doom and bringing back some well-known faces. A particularly noteworthy moment shows Thor burdened by grief as he prepares for battle.
In the trailer for Avengers: Doomsday, Thor delivers a somber speech to the other heroes about past battles where many warriors perished. Although it initially appears he’s talking about the Avengers’ fight with Thanos, his words hint at even greater losses throughout history – losses that extend beyond Earth’s heroes.
Thor has faced an incredible amount of loss throughout his life as an Avenger. He’s seen family and friends die, and even entire worlds destroyed while defending the universe from powerful enemies. His father, Odin, passed away after Loki took his strength, and his mother was killed by Kurse. While Doctor Doom poses a new challenge, Thor is no stranger to winning battles that come with devastating consequences.
Tony Stark, Loki And Heimdall Were Killed By Thanos
When I think about Thor, the battles against Thanos immediately come to mind – they really defined his time with the Avengers. Losing Tony Stark in Endgame felt like such a huge blow for him, especially after everything they’d been through together during the Infinity Saga. But honestly, Loki’s death hit him even harder. Seeing those brothers finally start to mend things after years of being rivals, only to have Thanos take Loki away so early in Infinity War… it was truly heartbreaking.
Man, Heimdall’s death really hit me hard. He was one of Thor’s oldest pals and basically Asgard’s security system! When you look at Frigga, Heimdall… it’s a stark reminder that even when the good guys win against these huge cosmic threats, there’s always a terrible price to pay. Thor took down Thanos with the Avengers, sure, but he lost so many people who helped him become the hero he is along the way.
Jane Foster Died Facing Gorr The God Butcher
Thor might mention Jane Foster in his speech, as her death in Thor: Love and Thunder deeply affected him. She briefly returned as the Mighty Thor and bravely fought with Thor against Gorr the God Butcher. While they defeated Gorr, the battle was too much for Jane’s fragile health, and she sadly didn’t survive.
Losing Jane was absolutely heartbreaking. She wasn’t just a friend to Thor, she was someone he deeply loved, and she showed him what a normal life could be like, away from all the fighting. Her death really shook him, but it also made him realize what truly mattered when he decided to take care of Gorr’s daughter, Love. It felt like he was finally finding a new purpose because of her sacrifice.
Volstagg The Valiant, Fandral The Dashing, And Hogun The Grim Were Killed By Hela
Thor could also mention the Warriors Three – his long-time friends and allies who fought with him even before he joined the Avengers. Volstagg, Fandral, and Hogun were some of Thor’s most trusted companions in Asgard, sharing many adventures with him. Their deaths in Thor: Ragnarok highlighted the serious threat Hela posed when she came back to take over Asgard.
Even though the Warriors Three often provided comic relief, their deaths represented a significant loss for Thor. They weren’t simply fellow soldiers; they were close friends who had battled alongside him since he was young. If Thor is remembering all those he’s lost in Avengers: Doomsday, then the Warriors Three are an essential part of that story.
2026-07-21 21:38