Thor is one of Marvel's most recognizable heroes, the only alien among the six elders of the Avengers, and the first-line combat power of the Avengers.
In our impression, only the strong people such as Thanos, Captain Marvel, and Crimson Witch can pose a threat to Thor, after all, Thor's body is quite strong and can survive in the cosmic vacuum for a while, and it can be said that he has surpassed the category of ordinary creatures.
But Thor also has a fragile time, that is, in "Thor 1", he was deprived of his divine power by Odin and became an ordinary human, but because this time was too short, the audience had long ignored Thor's human form.
However, the recently aired Marvel anime series "Infinite Possibilities: What If" once again reminded the audience of Thor's fragile human form, and in the third episode, the original Ant-Man Hank Pym easily killed the human form of Thor with an arrow with eagle-eyed arrows.
This makes many viewers wonder whether Thor will be killed in the same way that Thor is harmed in his human form in the main universe of the movie.
For this question, I think that the Thor of the main universe of the movie will not be easily killed because he has become a human, after all, the main universe Odin did not really sleep in the past.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Odin can save Thor at any time! </h1>
According to the setting of the Marvel Cinematic Main Universe, the Asgardian gods are not real gods, they also have life and death, but they can live for 5,000 years.
And Odin's life expectancy in "Thor 1" should be close to the limit, it may be more than 5,000 years old, so he has to reduce the power consumption by sleeping, so that death will come slower.
But at this time, Odin was not really in deep sleep, he could still perceive what was happening in the outside world!
We can see this from the time when Thor and Loki are about to fall off the Rainbow Bridge and fall into the deep space of the universe, Odin can instantly rush to catch them, if Odin really fell into a deep sleep, it would not be so timely.
As for why Odin has closed his eyes, he can also know what happened so far away, in fact, it is easy to understand, in the real myth and legend, Odin has two crows called Fokin and Wuni, these two crows are not ordinary, they can easily fly from Asgard to the human world, and then pass on everything they see to Odin.
And in mythology, Odin also has a supreme throne known as "Hilled skelaf", when Odin sits on it, he can directly see everything in the nine kingdoms, although Odin's throne in the movie is not so strong, his bed may have this function....
In short, although Odin is blind, his vision is quite wide, not much worse than Heimdall, and when the Frost Giant in Thor 1 intends to steal the Frost Treasure Chest, Odin, who is in the Hall of the Golden Palace, directly dispatches the Destroyer.
So when Odin banished Thor to Earth, he should have been paying attention to Thor, after all, Odin must have known that Thor was vulnerable when he was in human condition, and Odin's purpose was only to train Thor, but he didn't want Thor to hang up because of accidents.
When Thor encounters danger in the main universe of the movie, Odin will most likely let Thor directly restore his divine power, or come to a rainbow bridge to pick him up.
When Thor fought against the Destroyer, it was obvious that Odin had let Thor's hammer fly over to restore his divine power, and if Odin had not agreed, Thor would not have been able to restore his divine power in such a timely manner.
Sum up:
I think that as long as Odin has not yet slept to death, and can also perceive the outside world, the Thor god even if he becomes an ordinary person can not easily die, Odin can not watch his own son die, "Infinite Possibilities: If" in the third episode of the parallel universe Odin, most likely is really asleep to death, did not save Thor.
Of course, if Odin doesn't shoot, then the main cosmic Thor will also pounce on the street if he is fatally injured in human form, after all, the Asgardians in the movie are not real gods.
In the comics, the Asgardians are all gods, and although their strength may not be as strong as some powerful mortals, they have an endless lifespan and can be reborn.
The comic gods Twilight didn't really kill any of the Asgardian gods, they were all eventually resurrected by reincarnating and resurrecting. #漫威 #