Thor: Love And Thunder's God Of Dumplings Needs Its Own Miniseries (No, Seriously)

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Thor: Love And Thunder will have been out in the wild for a while by the time you read this as the busiest period in the MCU's history continues to get even busier. Even though the movie will have been in cinemas for a week or two, odds are the discourse surrounding whether it's good or bad will have refused to disapate. I mean, it's been nine years since Thor: The Dark World hit theaters and we still can't stop umming and ahhing other whether it was bad or not. We'll probably be comparing it and Love And Thunder to Thor 8 15 years from now, a movie in which Chris Hemsworth will still look as if he hasn't aged a day. God tier god casting.

Fear not. I am not here to pile on about why you should hate Love And Thunder, nor am I going to try and decide if it is better or worse than The Dark World. I am a shameless Marvel shill who loves both those movies, despite the internet telling me why I shouldn't. I'm just here to talk about the briefest of cameos in Love And Thunder. An appearance you might have missed if you popped to the loo. In fact, they were on the screen for such a short amount of time that you would have missed their smiling face while bending down to pick up that piece of popcorn you dropped. You ate it, didn't you? How do you know it was even the one you dropped?

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I'm here to talk about Bao, God of Dumplings. Either you missed Bao (see above), or you caught it and instantly wiped it from your memory in favor of important plot points. But I've been obsessing over the sentient foodstuff ever since I first laid eyes on it. If you fall into that final category, you probably want to see more of Bao. The problem is, the odds of that happening are slim to