Given that Love and Thunder comes at a time when Marvel’s going all in on its multiverse, though, one of the big mysteries looming over this new Thor is which universe she’s originally from and how that might factor into her future in the MCU. Love and Thunder’s clearly pulling in elements of Jane’s time as Thor and the only person capable of wielding Mjolnir, which is an interesting bit of lore to bring her back into the films with. When last we saw this particular Jane variant (another recently appeared in What If, where she was voiced by Portman), she and Thor were still in the midst of falling in love, Asgard was still standing, and Thanos had not yet laid waste to the entire universe.
In sharp contrast to Val and Thor, who both seem to be taking a much more relaxed approach to things, Love and Thunder’s trailer also introduces an updated Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), who calls Mjolnir to her in the middle of a battle.
While Thor’s off in space exploring with Korg (Taika Waititi), it appears as if Valkyrie’s new position as New Asgard’s leader has unexpectedly led to a life of bureaucratic drudgery that keeps her away from battles.
Interestingly, Thor doesn’t seem to have all that much interaction with Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson) and the rest of the surviving Asgardians who’ve been trying to rebuild their society in the Norweigan town formerly known as Tønsberg. ❤️ + ⚡️ /cQk5qki42d- Marvel Entertainment April 18, 2022
Marvel Studios' Thor: Love and Thunder arrives only in theaters July 8.
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