so if Asgard exists in the Marvel Universe does that mean that

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>>81879403
Changes depending on the writer. In Simonson's Thor one of the early stories was about the last seat in Valhalla

>>81879403
>does that mean that the heroes who die like badasses get to go there?
Depends on if they're pals with Thor.

>>81879528
But Thor isn't the God of the Dead, desu

That's Hel, I think

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>>81879588
Probably depends on what version of the myth you read but Valhalla is outside Hel's domain. The worthy dead are escorted there by the Valkyrie, I don't remember who chooses if anyone.

It also seems to depend on belief. So if you don't believe you don't get to go. Though if I remember correctly Thor once made certain that Steve would go there when he died.

I remember vaguely an older anon storytimed a Thor story where Hel was forced not take souls of dead people and it was implied that in the main the 'pagan' gods all didn't take human souls anymore since they were basically no longer worshiped.

>>81879969
Incredible HErcules explained it that the afterlife is like the internet, the different realms are like browsers. So I took that to mean "everyone goes everywhere, and it only seems different depending on how you view it" so Uncle Ben is chilling in Elysium AND Valhalla.

>>81879403
The general understanding of Thor's world in the Marvel universe is that "just because the Norse had legends about this, doesn't mean it's exactly what happens." Thor is presented as a being who inspired Norse mythology and religious beliefs, but his actual being does not line up 1:1 with the legends / religious beliefs because those were made through a limited understanding of him and were warped by many centuries of tradition.

Thor is effectively a god compared to a mortal man, but he's not really "divine" in the way a religious figure is. He's not omniscient, and he is limited by the physical world even though he is extremely powerful.

>>81880165
>All those Loki shape-shifting into a horse and getting fucked to give birth to a snake was probably Thor drinking with his mates, and the Vikings actually believed him.

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>>81880298
>Thor is a god
>he can get drunk from our puny mortal alcohol and Captain America can't

>>81880656
He drinks that high-powered shit that he offers Steve in AoU. I don't think beers do much for him. Maybe he plays the part for kicks.

>>81880656
Isn't Cap like immune to disease? Those rugs were supposed to make him near perfect

Thor comes natural, hell one of his best friends is obese

>>81879403
After Cap was shot Thor looked for him in Valhalla. He wasn't there but Thor expected him to be. So, yeah.

>>81879403
I think ti's an option, I'm pretty sure Thor met up with Cap after he died and made him an offer of Valhalla or to bring him back if he wanted?

>>81880165
Also, there are explicit changes to the beings of Norse myth every time that the cyclical Ragnarok rolls around and kills everyone.

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Which Universe is the GotG animated series Thor from?

He reminds me of EMH thor but he might just be from that shitty AA cartoon.

>>81880656

>A drinking competition between Thor and the devil ended with Thor laughing his ass off and Mephisto puking.

>>81879403
Probably.

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>>81879822

In Ultimate Marvel, it's casually mentioned that Pete was enjoying Valhalla

>>81879588
Angela.

>>81880083
>those poor folks stuck in the limbo of IE

>>81880656
Cap can't get drunk on beer but if his metabolism is only a few times faster than a normal human his size then hard liquor should get him drunk.

>>81880165
>divine = omnipotence
Fuck off christfag. Only one religion worships a god that is omni. Most religions don't

>>81879403
>Can Thor visit his dead pals?
Silly person. Nobody stays dead in comic books.

>>81885501
Uncle Ben and Batman's parents.

>>81881426
Avengers Assemble