The Avengers 2012 Already Explained Thor's Biggest Avenger Problem
Chris Hemsworth may not think the Avengers have been very nice to Thor throughout the MCU, but this problem really goes all the way back to the group's debut in 2012's The Avengers. On the heels of the Infinity Saga, only three founding MCU heroes remain active in the franchise: Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), and Thor (Hemsworth). As the God of Thunder goes on his next journey in Thor: Love and Thunder, hoping to leave his days as a superhero in the past, his relationship with the Avengers becomes the center of discussion thanks to new comments from Hemsworth.
Since assembling for the first time in 2012 for the Battle of New York, the original six Avengers have gone on many more missions, including their biggest one yet in Avengers: Endgame. Despite this, there have been doubts about the nature of the team's relationship beyond their working dynamic, especially when looking at the comparatively tighter bond between the Guardians of the Galaxy. While there are friendships within the Avengers, most notably Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Hawkeye, and the relationship between Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) and Captain America (Chris Evans) has been put through the wringer, the group's collective dynamic is barely focused on throughout the MCU.
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When asked if Thor misses Iron Man or Captain America more now that they're no longer active in the MCU, Hemsworth and Love & Thunder director Taika Waititi both jokingly mentioned (via Phase Zero) that the Avengers aren't particularly nice to Thor. Regarding his character's climactic arrival in Wakanda for the final fight of Avengers: Infinity War Hemsworth noted, «There wasn't a single 'What have you been up to? Your
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