Thor: Ragnarok
Of course, we’re not expecting for Thanos to actually battle the Asgardian gods. Instead, he will most likely use a pawn, much like the ones he used until now (but then again, since he was revealed to get his hands dirty in the mid-credits scene from Age of Ultron…). We’re just going to throw this out there: Surtur.
Also, since this will be a cosmic event, the action from Thor: Ragnarok will most likely take place exclusively out of Midgard. We also expect that there will be a lot of death involved – since, well, this is Thor: Ragnarok, which basically means the almost complete destruction of the Norse Pantheon.
In any way, Thor: Ragnarok will be released on the 3rd of November 2017 and it will be the last Marvel solo film before Avengers: Infinity War – Part 1. So yes – this last final installment in the Thor franchise might just be the one to trigger the final act in the Mad Titan’s plans.
