MCU Alternate Timeline: Thor Went For The Head

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Avengers: Endgame delivered us one of the greatest conclusions we’ve ever seen. Watching Captain America assemble every single Avenger to rage war against Thanos was truly epic, but what if that all never happened? What if one specific moment happened differently that made it so there was no need for an Endgame? In Avengers: Infinity War, Thor swooped in at the last second and stopped Thanos from snapping his fingers, but because Thor didn’t go for the head, Thanos survived long enough to snap his fingers and change the universe forever.

But what if Thor did go for the head? How would the MCU look if Thor killed Thanos at the end of Infinity War and saved the day? Well, everything would change drastically. We would see a future where not only does Tony Stark survive, but the events could lead him to retiring as Iron Man forever while working with Fury to start SWORD. Captain America wouldn’t necessarily get his happy ending with Peggy Carter, but rather he would continue leading the Avengers and protecting the Earth from new threats. And Thor wouldn’t spiral into a deep depression, but rather embark on a whole new adventure regarding the future of the infinity stones. Yes, that means potentially no Fat Thor!

And besides these characters, what would Phase 4 look like overall? How would Spider-Man, Captain Marvel, Black Widow and Hulk be affected by this? Well that’s what today’s video is all about! So go ahead and check the video detailing everything that would’ve happened if Thor went for the head against Thanos. After you’re done, be sure to hit that big like and subscribe button for more awesome CBR content like this and leave a comment telling us what you think! Alright, let’s get started!


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Written by: Jacoby Bancroft
Narrated by: Michael Neeb
Edited by: Matthew Weinstein

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