In the movie "Thor 3", when Thor said that she would team up with valkyries and hulks against Hela, the valkyrie said: "I don't want to get involved in Odin's family strife anymore!" ”
This sentence of the Valkyrie can be regarded as the source of the chaos of asgard's modern era.
Odin's family "trivia" is the root cause of this Asgard's chaos, and even the "Twilight of the Gods" has to be caused by Odin's "family affair".
The origins of the "family strife" in Asgard begin with Hela.
Why did Hela smash Thor's hammer in the movie Thor 3?
The main reason is that Thor is too "sensible", and Hela, who has been in prison for thousands of years, just lacks an opportunity to vent and show off her strength, and it just so happens that Thor threw the hammer into Hela's hand...
Analyzing the reasons behind it, there is Hela's unwillingness and shame.
In this mural in Thor 3, we learn that when Hela, as Odin's executioner, fought with him in the Nine Realms, the Hammer happened to be Hella's weapon.
Hela crushed the hammer because she was ashamed and unwilling to fight for the "cowardly" Odin, and said goodbye to her past.
As Odin's executioner, Hella was the sharpest blade under Odin, and anyone who dared to rebel against the Asgardians would be slaughtered by Hella.
Eventually, Hella's ambitions and her desire to kill outpace Odin's control.
This also made Odin begin to reflect on himself. When Odin paid a terrible price for his exile of Hela, he became a pacifist who guarded the Nine Realms.
Thor's connection to the Avengers begins with his and his friends' trip to Jotunheim to make trouble.
When Odin brought Thor's squad back from Jodenheim, in the "janitor's room" of the Rainbow Bridge, Odin scolded Thor fiercely.
Vanity, greed, cruelty, arrogance, ignorance, unworthiness of the trust of other star realms...
This may be the most cruel time in Odin's life to criticize Thor, and the fundamental reason is not that Thor caused trouble, but that Odin saw his former self in Thor.
Odin's insult to Thor is actually a reflection on the first half of his life.
In the first half of Odin's life, he advocated force, and his brutal conquest-style rule completely plunged the Nine Realms into chaos, and hundreds of millions of beings in the Nine Realms were not happy because of the wars provoked by Asgard.
Odin didn't want Thor to go his old ways, so he erased his power and let him temper his state of mind on Earth.
After Hela and Thor, let's talk about Loki.
Loki's obsession with the throne broke Odin's heart.
So why did Odin adopt Laufer's abandoned son in the first place? It all started with the war between Asgard and the Dark Elves.
According to Thor 2: The Dark World, Odin's father, Bor, fought to protect the Peace of the Nine Realms and the Dark Elves, and eventually Bor nearly wiped out the Asgardian soldiers, but ushered in thousands of years of peace for the Nine Realms.
After Odin ascended the throne, this peace, which had lasted for thousands of years, was broken until Odin repented of the Hela Incident.
At this time, Odin was eager to return to the "Bor era" of peace in the Nine Realms.
On the one hand, Loki was adopted because Odin's state of mind had indeed changed at that time, and perhaps he would really pity the weak.
On the other hand, the Frost Giants have always been belligerent, and the Frost Giant King Laufi is destined not to be satisfied with peace with Asgard, and Odin needs a fully trusted "New Frost Giant King" to replace Laufi and guard the peace of the Nine Realms.
Okay, now let's take a look at Odin's life course, and we can understand the impact of Odin's family affair on Asgard.
In order to prove himself, Odin, who has just ascended the throne, breaks the era of peace that lasted for thousands of years during the reign of his father Bor; (Odin's dispute with Bor)
Odin and Hella's plan of conquest left the Nine Realms unsatisfied, and after Hella's ambitions gradually fermented to the point that Odin was out of control, he exiled Hella and hoped to restore peace to the Nine Realms; (Odin's dispute with Hella)
Odin fought for the Peace of the Nine Realms and the Frost Giants, and his right eye was abolished. After winning the war, Odin adopts Loki to pave the way for the future, but Loki grows up unhappy to become a puppet of Odin's "peace plan"; (Odin and Loki's dispute)
Odin, seeing his own shadow in Thor, banished Thor in order to wear away the anger in his son. Mixed with Loki's "plan to seize the throne" ;( the mutual dispute between Odin, Thor, and Loki)
Odin dies, Hella returns, siblings fight, and Asgard is destroyed. (The dispute between Hela, Loki, and Thor)
Looking at the end of the Asgardian dynasty, it is not too much to say that Odin's family "trivia" ruined the place.