Some "Thor 3" 2017 updates suggest an unbelievable development for Asgard and the god of thunder.
According to "Thor 3" rumors published on Movie Pilot, Asgard could come to an end because of Chris Hemsworth's Thor as a part of the "apocalyptic comic book story of Ragnarok."
"After ripping off his brother Loki's head, Thor goes to Muspellheim to meet Surtur after he shattered his hammer and carrying his brother's head," an article in Fashion & Style said.
"The fire giant wants to know whether Thor wants a final battle, but Thor instead convinces Surtur to allow him to reforge his hammer," the website added. "In exchange, Thor smashes down a mountain and lets Surtur lead his army of fire demons onto Asgard. The Norse Valhalla is consumed in fire."
But that's not the end of it, if rumors were true, Tony Stark might have a hand in the Ragnarok too.
Moviepilot speculated, "Ragnarok has dual meaning in the Marvel Comics. On one hand, you have the saga, Ragnarok, which was the Asgardian Apocalypse, the end of their world. If Marvel decided to go this route, Loki would probably have some sort of hand in starting the Asgardian end of days, and Thor would have to not only fight his Brother, but would also have to save his entire world from destruction."
"On the other hand, however, you have Ragnarok. A cyborg clone or Thor himself created by Tony Stark combining his own DNA with Asgardian DNA to replace Thor with the real Son of Odin was MIA."
With the new Ragnarok angle surfacing, fans are left to wonder which Ragnarok is Marvel going to use for "Thor 3" 2017? Or the better question is, will they be going with the said storyline?
And while no official show date has been offered, fans are speculating that a 2017 release date is highly possible paving the way for the 3rd "Avengers" movie. Rumor also has it that the post-credits clip of the "Avengers 2: Age of Ultron" movie will reveal Loki sparking a war between Midgard and Asgard, prompting the start of the Ragnarok.
Just recently, Screen Crush has confirmed that Marvel is indeed pushing through with "Thor 3," and has in fact, already hired screenwriters. One of which, is Marvel's former Senior Vice President for Production and Development Craig Kyle.
Stay tuned for more "Thor 3" 2017 rumors here!
