Thor's greatest nemesis, which just so happens to also be the source of his greatest strength, is failure, and it's why he dominates the MCU.
As one of the few Marvel characters to exist in every phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe , Chris Hemsworth's Thor is already in a league of his own. From the original Kenneth Branagh film to Taika Waititi's upcoming sequel take on the Norse God of Thunder, the self-proclaimed "strongest Avenger" shows no signs of slowing down.
Thor's experience with failure has been a key part of his journey in just about every single one of his in-canon MCU appearances . What's most notable about this is his resilience and how he chooses to respond in the midst of failure. For the most part, Thor doesn't accept defeat, and that's especially true for the vast majority of his MCU journey.
But it's not until Thor and Loki lose their father that things begin to shift in the way that the Odinson responded to failure. Odin's death opened the door for their sister Hela to take over Asgard, kill Thor's best friends , and ultimately destroy their homeworld. While Ragnarok's humorous tone contributes to its status as "the best Thor movie" , it actually contains some of the heaviest content in any MCU film, just with a big smile on it.
Infinity War's opening moments chronicle the harsh end to Thor's short-lived victory. While some Asgardians managed to escape, many died in Thanos' raid, including Loki and Heimdall , and Thor himself is left in space to die. In the aftermath, Thor explains to Rocket that taking out Thanos is his only goal. "What more could I lose?" he asks, though he'd never have anticipated the answer. It's here that Thor's approach to failure begins to really change.
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