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At the end of Thor: Ragnarok why don't the Asgardians turn and head for the Bifrost as per their original plan?
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At the end of Thor: Ragnarok, the Asgardians are heading for the Bifrost when they are intercepted by Hela's soldiers and Fenris.
After they are all destroyed and only Hela herself remained, the Asgardians still jumped onto Loki's ship instead of heading to the Bifrost which would have teleported them instantly to Earth instead of the long journey via spaceship.
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At the end of Thor: Ragnarok, the Asgardians are heading for the Bifrost when they are intercepted by Hela's soldiers and Fenris.
After they are all destroyed and only Hela herself remained, the Asgardians still jumped onto Loki's ship instead of heading to the Bifrost which would have teleported them instantly to Earth instead of the long journey via spaceship.
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At the end of Thor: Ragnarok, the Asgardians are heading for the Bifrost when they are intercepted by Hela's soldiers and Fenris.
After they are all destroyed and only Hela herself remained, the Asgardians still jumped onto Loki's ship instead of heading to the Bifrost which would have teleported them instantly to Earth instead of the long journey via spaceship.
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At the end of Thor: Ragnarok, the Asgardians are heading for the Bifrost when they are intercepted by Hela's soldiers and Fenris.
After they are all destroyed and only Hela herself remained, the Asgardians still jumped onto Loki's ship instead of heading to the Bifrost which would have teleported them instantly to Earth instead of the long journey via spaceship.
marvel marvel-cinematic-universe thor-ragnarok
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They had to use the ship initially because Valkyrie blocked the bridge with the party ship she, Thor and Banner escaped from Sakaar in.
By the time they are airborne and escaping, Surtur has already started Ragnarok, which is in the process of destroying Asgard and therefore the Observatory. As such, there was no time to get into the Observatory and escape through the Bifrost.
It's also worth noting that a bunch of Asgardians had already entered the ship whilst they were surrounded and so it would take even more time to unload them and move them onto the Observatory again. Speed is of the essence here.
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I think the ship actually crashes on the Asgard side, rather than the Bifrost side — although the 8-bit map sequence is a bit confusing, as it pans over to Asgard in what is apparently the direction of the Bifrost.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 12:58
@PaulD.Waite I was trying to work it out but from this clip it looks like it is Observatory side. In the background you can't see any of Asgard either but just "emptiness".
– TheLethalCarrot
Apr 16 at 13:02
Yeah, the ship is clearly travelling toward the Bifrost observatory when it crashes. But I think it still lands with the Asgardians between it and the observatory. It's on the Asgard side. It's just a really long bridge.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 14:18
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I think this is correct. Hela has Asgard behind her. Loki is facing hela with the transport ship close behind him and he turns away from Hela to run toward the grandmaster ship. So it must be at the bifrost end. So the argument would be whether there is enough time from when Loki got in the ship to get everyone to the bifrost and you are probably right they wouldn't have made it.
– Robbie Chiha
Apr 16 at 14:43
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Yep — I stand corrected, you guys are totally right. Thor certainly lands on the bridge on the Asgard side, and fights his way through the last of the undead army there. When he reaches Loki's ship, Valkyrie joins him from the other (i.e. Bifrost observatory) side, where she's been fighting through the other lot of undead soldiers that started behind Fenris. We need a corrected version of that 8-bit sequence!
– Paul D. Waite
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They had to use the ship initially because Valkyrie blocked the bridge with the party ship she, Thor and Banner escaped from Sakaar in.
By the time they are airborne and escaping, Surtur has already started Ragnarok, which is in the process of destroying Asgard and therefore the Observatory. As such, there was no time to get into the Observatory and escape through the Bifrost.
It's also worth noting that a bunch of Asgardians had already entered the ship whilst they were surrounded and so it would take even more time to unload them and move them onto the Observatory again. Speed is of the essence here.
edited Apr 16 at 17:15
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I think the ship actually crashes on the Asgard side, rather than the Bifrost side — although the 8-bit map sequence is a bit confusing, as it pans over to Asgard in what is apparently the direction of the Bifrost.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 12:58
@PaulD.Waite I was trying to work it out but from this clip it looks like it is Observatory side. In the background you can't see any of Asgard either but just "emptiness".
– TheLethalCarrot
Apr 16 at 13:02
Yeah, the ship is clearly travelling toward the Bifrost observatory when it crashes. But I think it still lands with the Asgardians between it and the observatory. It's on the Asgard side. It's just a really long bridge.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 14:18
2
I think this is correct. Hela has Asgard behind her. Loki is facing hela with the transport ship close behind him and he turns away from Hela to run toward the grandmaster ship. So it must be at the bifrost end. So the argument would be whether there is enough time from when Loki got in the ship to get everyone to the bifrost and you are probably right they wouldn't have made it.
– Robbie Chiha
Apr 16 at 14:43
6
Yep — I stand corrected, you guys are totally right. Thor certainly lands on the bridge on the Asgard side, and fights his way through the last of the undead army there. When he reaches Loki's ship, Valkyrie joins him from the other (i.e. Bifrost observatory) side, where she's been fighting through the other lot of undead soldiers that started behind Fenris. We need a corrected version of that 8-bit sequence!
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 15:45
|
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They had to use the ship initially because Valkyrie blocked the bridge with the party ship she, Thor and Banner escaped from Sakaar in.
By the time they are airborne and escaping, Surtur has already started Ragnarok, which is in the process of destroying Asgard and therefore the Observatory. As such, there was no time to get into the Observatory and escape through the Bifrost.
It's also worth noting that a bunch of Asgardians had already entered the ship whilst they were surrounded and so it would take even more time to unload them and move them onto the Observatory again. Speed is of the essence here.
edited Apr 16 at 17:15
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answered Apr 16 at 12:41
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
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I think the ship actually crashes on the Asgard side, rather than the Bifrost side — although the 8-bit map sequence is a bit confusing, as it pans over to Asgard in what is apparently the direction of the Bifrost.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 12:58
@PaulD.Waite I was trying to work it out but from this clip it looks like it is Observatory side. In the background you can't see any of Asgard either but just "emptiness".
– TheLethalCarrot
Apr 16 at 13:02
Yeah, the ship is clearly travelling toward the Bifrost observatory when it crashes. But I think it still lands with the Asgardians between it and the observatory. It's on the Asgard side. It's just a really long bridge.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 14:18
2
I think this is correct. Hela has Asgard behind her. Loki is facing hela with the transport ship close behind him and he turns away from Hela to run toward the grandmaster ship. So it must be at the bifrost end. So the argument would be whether there is enough time from when Loki got in the ship to get everyone to the bifrost and you are probably right they wouldn't have made it.
– Robbie Chiha
Apr 16 at 14:43
6
Yep — I stand corrected, you guys are totally right. Thor certainly lands on the bridge on the Asgard side, and fights his way through the last of the undead army there. When he reaches Loki's ship, Valkyrie joins him from the other (i.e. Bifrost observatory) side, where she's been fighting through the other lot of undead soldiers that started behind Fenris. We need a corrected version of that 8-bit sequence!
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 15:45
|
show 2 more comments
They had to use the ship initially because Valkyrie blocked the bridge with the party ship she, Thor and Banner escaped from Sakaar in.
By the time they are airborne and escaping, Surtur has already started Ragnarok, which is in the process of destroying Asgard and therefore the Observatory. As such, there was no time to get into the Observatory and escape through the Bifrost.
It's also worth noting that a bunch of Asgardians had already entered the ship whilst they were surrounded and so it would take even more time to unload them and move them onto the Observatory again. Speed is of the essence here.
edited Apr 16 at 17:15
Amy
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answered Apr 16 at 12:41
TheLethalCarrotTheLethalCarrot
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They had to use the ship initially because Valkyrie blocked the bridge with the party ship she, Thor and Banner escaped from Sakaar in.
By the time they are airborne and escaping, Surtur has already started Ragnarok, which is in the process of destroying Asgard and therefore the Observatory. As such, there was no time to get into the Observatory and escape through the Bifrost.
It's also worth noting that a bunch of Asgardians had already entered the ship whilst they were surrounded and so it would take even more time to unload them and move them onto the Observatory again. Speed is of the essence here.
edited Apr 16 at 17:15
Amy
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answered Apr 16 at 12:41
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I think the ship actually crashes on the Asgard side, rather than the Bifrost side — although the 8-bit map sequence is a bit confusing, as it pans over to Asgard in what is apparently the direction of the Bifrost.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 12:58
@PaulD.Waite I was trying to work it out but from this clip it looks like it is Observatory side. In the background you can't see any of Asgard either but just "emptiness".
– TheLethalCarrot
Apr 16 at 13:02
Yeah, the ship is clearly travelling toward the Bifrost observatory when it crashes. But I think it still lands with the Asgardians between it and the observatory. It's on the Asgard side. It's just a really long bridge.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 14:18
2
I think this is correct. Hela has Asgard behind her. Loki is facing hela with the transport ship close behind him and he turns away from Hela to run toward the grandmaster ship. So it must be at the bifrost end. So the argument would be whether there is enough time from when Loki got in the ship to get everyone to the bifrost and you are probably right they wouldn't have made it.
– Robbie Chiha
Apr 16 at 14:43
6
Yep — I stand corrected, you guys are totally right. Thor certainly lands on the bridge on the Asgard side, and fights his way through the last of the undead army there. When he reaches Loki's ship, Valkyrie joins him from the other (i.e. Bifrost observatory) side, where she's been fighting through the other lot of undead soldiers that started behind Fenris. We need a corrected version of that 8-bit sequence!
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 15:45
|
show 2 more comments
1
I think the ship actually crashes on the Asgard side, rather than the Bifrost side — although the 8-bit map sequence is a bit confusing, as it pans over to Asgard in what is apparently the direction of the Bifrost.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 12:58
@PaulD.Waite I was trying to work it out but from this clip it looks like it is Observatory side. In the background you can't see any of Asgard either but just "emptiness".
– TheLethalCarrot
Apr 16 at 13:02
Yeah, the ship is clearly travelling toward the Bifrost observatory when it crashes. But I think it still lands with the Asgardians between it and the observatory. It's on the Asgard side. It's just a really long bridge.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 14:18
2
I think this is correct. Hela has Asgard behind her. Loki is facing hela with the transport ship close behind him and he turns away from Hela to run toward the grandmaster ship. So it must be at the bifrost end. So the argument would be whether there is enough time from when Loki got in the ship to get everyone to the bifrost and you are probably right they wouldn't have made it.
– Robbie Chiha
Apr 16 at 14:43
6
Yep — I stand corrected, you guys are totally right. Thor certainly lands on the bridge on the Asgard side, and fights his way through the last of the undead army there. When he reaches Loki's ship, Valkyrie joins him from the other (i.e. Bifrost observatory) side, where she's been fighting through the other lot of undead soldiers that started behind Fenris. We need a corrected version of that 8-bit sequence!
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 15:45
1
1
I think the ship actually crashes on the Asgard side, rather than the Bifrost side — although the 8-bit map sequence is a bit confusing, as it pans over to Asgard in what is apparently the direction of the Bifrost.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 12:58
I think the ship actually crashes on the Asgard side, rather than the Bifrost side — although the 8-bit map sequence is a bit confusing, as it pans over to Asgard in what is apparently the direction of the Bifrost.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 12:58
@PaulD.Waite I was trying to work it out but from this clip it looks like it is Observatory side. In the background you can't see any of Asgard either but just "emptiness".
– TheLethalCarrot
Apr 16 at 13:02
@PaulD.Waite I was trying to work it out but from this clip it looks like it is Observatory side. In the background you can't see any of Asgard either but just "emptiness".
– TheLethalCarrot
Apr 16 at 13:02
Yeah, the ship is clearly travelling toward the Bifrost observatory when it crashes. But I think it still lands with the Asgardians between it and the observatory. It's on the Asgard side. It's just a really long bridge.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 14:18
Yeah, the ship is clearly travelling toward the Bifrost observatory when it crashes. But I think it still lands with the Asgardians between it and the observatory. It's on the Asgard side. It's just a really long bridge.
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 14:18
2
2
I think this is correct. Hela has Asgard behind her. Loki is facing hela with the transport ship close behind him and he turns away from Hela to run toward the grandmaster ship. So it must be at the bifrost end. So the argument would be whether there is enough time from when Loki got in the ship to get everyone to the bifrost and you are probably right they wouldn't have made it.
– Robbie Chiha
Apr 16 at 14:43
I think this is correct. Hela has Asgard behind her. Loki is facing hela with the transport ship close behind him and he turns away from Hela to run toward the grandmaster ship. So it must be at the bifrost end. So the argument would be whether there is enough time from when Loki got in the ship to get everyone to the bifrost and you are probably right they wouldn't have made it.
– Robbie Chiha
Apr 16 at 14:43
6
6
Yep — I stand corrected, you guys are totally right. Thor certainly lands on the bridge on the Asgard side, and fights his way through the last of the undead army there. When he reaches Loki's ship, Valkyrie joins him from the other (i.e. Bifrost observatory) side, where she's been fighting through the other lot of undead soldiers that started behind Fenris. We need a corrected version of that 8-bit sequence!
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 15:45
Yep — I stand corrected, you guys are totally right. Thor certainly lands on the bridge on the Asgard side, and fights his way through the last of the undead army there. When he reaches Loki's ship, Valkyrie joins him from the other (i.e. Bifrost observatory) side, where she's been fighting through the other lot of undead soldiers that started behind Fenris. We need a corrected version of that 8-bit sequence!
– Paul D. Waite
Apr 16 at 15:45
|
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