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Thor has always faced the end of worlds with his head held high. Gods die, realms fall, weapons shatter — and still, Thor stands tall, lightning in hand, ready for war. But the Thor we see in Avengers: Doomsday doesn’t look like a warrior preparing for battle. He looks like someone asking for forgiveness. In the teaser, Thor isn’t charging forward or summoning power. He’s praying. Quiet. Still. And most importantly, Mjolnir is nowhere to be seen. That absence isn’t accidental. This theory dives into a darker idea inspired by Marvel comics, especially Secret Wars (2015), where Doctor Doom doesn’t defeat gods by overpowering them — he defeats them by rewriting what power even means. In that story, Doom becomes God Emperor Doom, reshaping reality itself and commanding the Thor Corps, turning Mjolnir from a symbol of worthiness into a symbol of authority. Doom doesn’t need to lift the hammer. He makes it irrelevant. What if Doomsday is borrowing from that idea? What if Thor’s prayer isn’t about strength, but about identity? When worthiness can be questioned, rewritten, or erased, Thor loses more than a weapon — he loses the foundation of who he is. Stormbreaker may still exist, but it isn’t bound by the same myth, the same rules, or the same meaning as Mjolnir. A Thor shaped by loss, doubt, and the fear of becoming obsolete in a rewritten universe is far more vulnerable than a Thor wielding infinite lightning. If Marvel truly leans into this direction, Doomsday won’t be about Doom lifting Mjolnir — it will be about Doom proving that gods, symbols, and worth itself can be overwritten. And when a god starts praying instead of fighting, it isn’t hope. It’s a warning that something far worse is coming.

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