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Tomous wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:I’m confused about the number listed as killed on Asgard. How can there have been fewer than 10,000 people killed and that have been most of the population. Why would they have such a tiny population when they always seem capable of putting out a big powerful army?

When you're literally immortal gods, you probably don't need a large army.

Well yeah but don’t they depict them as having a large army in various flashbacks to campaigns etc. A total population of 10,000 seems far too low for how Asgard is depicted.

Thor and Loki evacuated half of Asgard and they fit on space ship. It was always more like a city population than a planet population.

What battle with a big powerful army are you thinking of?

Just the impression I've always had from flashbacks and storytelling of battles etc.

Was it half they evacuated? On ep2 of Loki they implied most were killed in Ragnarok.

Another highly watchable episode, I think this might turn out to be my favourite of the three new series despite being the least excited for it.

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Tomous wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:I’m confused about the number listed as killed on Asgard. How can there have been fewer than 10,000 people killed and that have been most of the population. Why would they have such a tiny population when they always seem capable of putting out a big powerful army?

When you're literally immortal gods, you probably don't need a large army.

Well yeah but don’t they depict them as having a large army in various flashbacks to campaigns etc. A total population of 10,000 seems far too low for how Asgard is depicted.

Thor and Loki evacuated half of Asgard and they fit on space ship. It was always more like a city population than a planet population.

What battle with a big powerful army are you thinking of?

Just the impression I've always had from flashbacks and storytelling of battles etc.

Was it half they evacuated? On ep2 of Loki they implied most were killed in Ragnarok.

A load were rescued and then half of those were killed by Thanos.

Memento Mori wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Tomous wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:I’m confused about the number listed as killed on Asgard. How can there have been fewer than 10,000 people killed and that have been most of the population. Why would they have such a tiny population when they always seem capable of putting out a big powerful army?

When you're literally immortal gods, you probably don't need a large army.

Well yeah but don’t they depict them as having a large army in various flashbacks to campaigns etc. A total population of 10,000 seems far too low for how Asgard is depicted.

Thor and Loki evacuated half of Asgard and they fit on space ship. It was always more like a city population than a planet population.

What battle with a big powerful army are you thinking of?

Just the impression I've always had from flashbacks and storytelling of battles etc.

Was it half they evacuated? On ep2 of Loki they implied most were killed in Ragnarok.

A load were rescued and then half of those were killed by Thanos.

Slightly unrelated question.

There were lots of worlds halved in population by Thanos before the snap. Did they get halved again when he snapped his fingers?

Seems unfair. Especially on Asgard where Hela killed so many, then the Ragnarok monster killed a huge number and destroyed their planet, then Thanos killed half of the survivors...

Thats why Asgard is just a Scottish fishing village now now

Moggy wrote:

Memento Mori wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Tomous wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:I’m confused about the number listed as killed on Asgard. How can there have been fewer than 10,000 people killed and that have been most of the population. Why would they have such a tiny population when they always seem capable of putting out a big powerful army?

When you're literally immortal gods, you probably don't need a large army.

Well yeah but don’t they depict them as having a large army in various flashbacks to campaigns etc. A total population of 10,000 seems far too low for how Asgard is depicted.

Thor and Loki evacuated half of Asgard and they fit on space ship. It was always more like a city population than a planet population.

What battle with a big powerful army are you thinking of?

Just the impression I've always had from flashbacks and storytelling of battles etc.

Was it half they evacuated? On ep2 of Loki they implied most were killed in Ragnarok.

A load were rescued and then half of those were killed by Thanos.

Slightly unrelated question.

There were lots of worlds halved in population by Thanos before the snap. Did they get halved again when he snapped his fingers?

Seems unfair. Especially on Asgard where Hela killed so many, then the Ragnarok monster killed a huge number and destroyed their planet, then Thanos killed half of the survivors...

Potentially. It was half of everyone in the Universe, not half of each planet. Statistically a handful of planets wouldn't have anyone disappear and some would have all.

Imagine Earth lost everyone.

MCU The End.

Love that one of the alternate Loki is a tour de France winner

Victor Mildew wrote:Love that one of the alternate Loki is a tour de France winner

Is that what that was? I was trying to figure out the sport he’d won at for ages

Moggy wrote:Slightly unrelated question.

There were lots of worlds halved in population by Thanos before the snap. Did they get halved again when he snapped his fingers?

Seems unfair. Especially on Asgard where Hela killed so many, then the Ragnarok monster killed a huge number and destroyed their planet, then Thanos killed half of the survivors...

yes. in endgame valkrie seems to say this is exactly what happened. and anyone who was still in space when the snap happened were brought back in space.

Tomous wrote:Thats why Asgard is just a Scottish fishing village now now

danish

shy guy 64 wrote:

Moggy wrote:Slightly unrelated question.

There were lots of worlds halved in population by Thanos before the snap. Did they get halved again when he snapped his fingers?

Seems unfair. Especially on Asgard where Hela killed so many, then the Ragnarok monster killed a huge number and destroyed their planet, then Thanos killed half of the survivors...

yes. in endgame valkrie seems to say this is exactly what happened. and anyone who was still in space when the snap happened were brought back in space.

Tomous wrote:Thats why Asgard is just a Scottish fishing village now now

danish

Filmed in Scotland

Tomous wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Moggy wrote:Slightly unrelated question.

There were lots of worlds halved in population by Thanos before the snap. Did they get halved again when he snapped his fingers?

Seems unfair. Especially on Asgard where Hela killed so many, then the Ragnarok monster killed a huge number and destroyed their planet, then Thanos killed half of the survivors...

yes. in endgame valkrie seems to say this is exactly what happened. and anyone who was still in space when the snap happened were brought back in space.

Tomous wrote:Thats why Asgard is just a Scottish fishing village now now

danish

Filmed in Scotland

They think Denmark and Scotland look the same? Then again wasn’t 40s New York filmed in Chester or somewhere like that?

Wait was that genuinely not meant to be Scotland in the film?

shy guy 64 wrote:

Tomous wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Moggy wrote:Slightly unrelated question.

There were lots of worlds halved in population by Thanos before the snap. Did they get halved again when he snapped his fingers?

Seems unfair. Especially on Asgard where Hela killed so many, then the Ragnarok monster killed a huge number and destroyed their planet, then Thanos killed half of the survivors...

yes. in endgame valkrie seems to say this is exactly what happened. and anyone who was still in space when the snap happened were brought back in space.

Tomous wrote:Thats why Asgard is just a Scottish fishing village now now

danish

Filmed in Scotland

They think Denmark and Scotland look the same? Then again wasn’t 40s New York filmed in Chester or somewhere like that?

Liverpool. They did the new Batman up here as well.

Cuttooth wrote:Wait was that genuinely not meant to be Scotland in the film?

It was meant to be Norway, even though the Land Rover Hulk was in the back of had a Edinburgh registered number plate and they also had cans of Irn Bru.

shy guy 64 wrote:

Tomous wrote:

shy guy 64 wrote:

Moggy wrote:Slightly unrelated question.

There were lots of worlds halved in population by Thanos before the snap. Did they get halved again when he snapped his fingers?

Seems unfair. Especially on Asgard where Hela killed so many, then the Ragnarok monster killed a huge number and destroyed their planet, then Thanos killed half of the survivors...

yes. in endgame valkrie seems to say this is exactly what happened. and anyone who was still in space when the snap happened were brought back in space.

Tomous wrote:Thats why Asgard is just a Scottish fishing village now now

danish

Filmed in Scotland

They think Denmark and Scotland look the same? Then again wasn’t 40s New York filmed in Chester or somewhere like that?

It was very obviously filmed in Scotland to the point that there’s a bottle of Irn Bru on the window ledge of the roo. Thor and Korg are playing Fortnite in.

I thought it was supposed to be Scotland in the film.

Victor Mildew wrote:I thought it was supposed to be Scotland in the film.

It's meant to be Tønsberg which is in Norway, but it was filmed in Scotland.

Corazon de Leon wrote:It was very obviously filmed in Scotland to the point that there’s a bottle of Irn Bru on the window ledge of the roo. Thor and Korg are playing Fortnite in.

you sure? it wasnt raining

New Asgard is moving to a purpose built set in Australia for Love and Thunder, so at least Scotland was kind of close to where it's meant to be.