In The Avengers, how does Thor return to earth, given that in Thor, he destroyed the Bifrost Bridge (the wormhole which makes inter-planetary travel possible) at the end of the movie?
Here's another good answer I found, which is consistent with the other answers on the page:Question: How exactly was Thor able to get back to Earth when the Bifrost Bridge was previously destroyed in his movie?Answer: In the original "Thor" movie, Loki tells Thor that there are ways into Asgard other than the Bifrost. Then when Thor takes Loki from the transport and the two of them are alone, Loki says "How much dark energy did the Allfather have to use to conjure you here?". Odin used dark energy to open a wormhole to send Thor back to earth.http://www.moviemistakes.com/fil...
Will Loki be good or bad in Thor 3 Ragnarok?
Both. He will probably start bad and end up good.
Who do you like better Thor or Loki?
Loki, probably just because of the Hiddles. Aha, no. I love Tom, but the way he portrays Loki is just amazing. Nobody knows Loki more than Tom, in my opinion. Everything Loki is, it's just melancholy. I can't feel anything but sorry for him, he's been lied to his whole entire life, adopted, left to die, and the only reason that they toke him in was to be used. I think this is why he becomes evil, everything he's been through, he has just had enough. Like he said, he only ever wanted to be Thor's equal.
Heathens: In verse 22 of Lokassenna is Odin referring to Loki being "banished to earth as a human woman"
Because is the translations and notes that I've read it's refering to his slinking off to give birth to the monsters. I have someone argueing with me that Loki was banished to earth as a human woman.....and maybe I've lost it but I don't remember that being *anywhere*. This verse was qouted as "proof" and I was just wondering if I'd lost my mind. Is this verse "proof" that Loki was banished to earth as a woman, or simple that he slunk of to a cave to have Sliepnir?