Thor is captured by a scavenger named Valkyrie (the last of an elite group of female warriors) and sold to the , the eccentric ruler of Sakaar. To win his freedom, Thor must compete in a gladiatorial contest against the Grandmaster’s champion—who turns out to be the Hulk . The Final Battle: "The Revengers"

Thor, Hulk, Valkyrie, and a reformed (mostly) Loki escape Sakaar and return to Asgard to stop Hela. Realizing he cannot defeat Hela while Asgard exists, Thor makes a drastic choice: he orders Loki to resurrect . Surtur destroys the planet, and Hela along with it, fulfilling the Ragnarök prophecy.

Set two years after the Battle of Sokovia, Thor is searching for the Infinity Stones when he is captured by the fire demon Surtur. Surtur reveals a prophecy: Asgard will soon be destroyed during once his crown is united with the Eternal Flame. Thor defeats Surtur and returns to Asgard, only to find Loki posing as Odin. The Arrival of Hela

With help from on Earth, the brothers find a dying Odin in Norway. Odin reveals they have a long-imprisoned sister, Hela, the Goddess of Death , whose power is tied to Asgard. Upon Odin's death, Hela emerges, easily destroys Thor's hammer Mjolnir, and knocks Thor and Loki into space, where they land on the garbage planet Sakaar . Life on Sakaar

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