'Thor' trends as fans say 'Avengers: Endgame' destroyed his character arc and Fat Thor 'wasn't even funny'

While many loved the idea of Fat Thor, others disapproved of the 'fat-shaming'
Chris Hemsworth in 'Endgame' (IMDb)
Chris Hemsworth in 'Endgame' (IMDb)

You can always trust Twitterati to get into interesting discussions. This time, a question was posed with the options of several films: Choose only three, the rest are canceled. The options included 'Thor: Love And Thunder', 'John Wick 4', 'Avatar 2', 'Mission Impossible 7', 'Indiana Jones 5', 'Into The Spider-Verse 2' and 'Justice League 2'. Most of the fans said they were eager to watch 'Thor: Love And Thunder' along with 'John Wick 4' and 'Into The Spider-Verse 2'. In no time, 'Thor' began to trend on the micro-blogging website as fans got into lengthy discussions on the character, his arc in 'Avengers: Endgame' and why 'Fat Thor' became so popular.

While many loved the idea of Fat Thor, others disapproved of the 'fat-shaming'. The truth is, Thor went to seed in 'Endgame' as he blamed himself for the destruction Thanos (Josh Brolin) had unleashed on the universe. Overcome by guilt, he returned to Asguard and estranged himself from the rest of the Avengers. Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) brought him back and finally, Thor gained his confidence and helped the team destroy Thanos. 

Here are some of the tweets. "I CAN ONLY CHOOSE 3 LMAO F***K John Wick 4 easy Thor 4 just to see where the MCU is headed post Endgame? I feel like that movie is necessary viewing Taika's Star Wars, I mean no explanation needed watch the mandalorian season finale No dp3 or Mi7 hurts though (a lot)," one fan wrote, wondering what would happen to Thor in the fourth film. "Thor has some hella guilt after all this, but his emotions aren’t as nearly well explored in Endgame as they did with Stark throughout his arc," another fan tweeted.

"I love fat Thor," a fan tweeted, while another said that Fat Thor "really bugged" him. "I want more fat Thor moments he's just such a mood god," a fan wrote. "Thor: Ragnarok was so good that it restored my faith in humanity. I'm not joking; quality cinema has the ability to do that. It's what separates moviemaking magic from mere moviemaking," another tweeted. "Endgame completely destroyed thor's character arc and for what? It took him 3 whole movies to figure out how to actually be badass and use lightning and marvel went and did this. Fat thor wasn't even that funny bye," one wrote. "Thor and Hulk, are the ones to watch out for," another wrote.

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