Thor has always been one of the most loved characters in the world MCU seen at the cinema thanks to Marvel Studios. However, the character has undergone several changes over time: in his third film he loses an eye, in Avengers: Infinity War he recovers it and loses the rest of his family, in Avengers: Endgame he finds himself fat and bordering on ridiculous. The Russo brothers thought of explaining the situation.
The first of the two to speak is "Joe" which declares:
Understanding Taki's [Thor: Ragnarok director] thought process was instrumental in developing the character's direction. We had already developed the personality of the hero in our film and agreed with Hemsworth that after the events of Ragnarok, Thor would be the same as before but we had to allow the character to somatize the events of Infinity War in his own way, making him this way. realistic way.
He then continued Anthony Russo:
Of course, Hemsworth agreed with our choices: all the heroes face the events following the advent of Thanos in their own way; how did they experience the loss? How will they have recovered if they did? Thor was one of those most affected by the problem and reacted in a manner consistent with his personality. The god of thunder blamed himself for failing to save his people or his family and therefore, the idea of a depressed god came naturally to us.
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