Chris Hemsworth’s Thor and Tom Hiddleston’s Loki Are Not Unkillable in MCU – What If Season 2 Confirms How Avengers 5 Villain Can Kill the Gods in MCU

Disney+ series What If...? revealed intriguing details about the Ten Rings.

Chris Hemsworth’s Thor and Tom Hiddleston’s Loki Are Not Unkillable in MCU – What If Season 2 Confirms How Avengers 5 Villain Can Kill the Gods in MCU

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  • Disney+ series What If...? saw Heimdall tell Odin that Ten Rings can kill gods like Thor and Loki.
  • Ten Rings provide a series of mystical powers to its user, including eternal life.
  • A Marvel theory suggested that Kang the Conqueror could possibly have created Ten Rings.
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Disney+ series What If…? unveiled a whole load of shocking revelations and details that most Marvel fans had been wondering about. For the longest time, viewers believed that Asgardian gods are invincible and that Thor and Loki are the toughest to defeat, but it seems there is someone strong enough to kill them both.

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Thor in What If…?

What If…? Season 2 just recently dropped, and the series will consist of nine episodes. Many questions will be raised as well as answered in the show, and fans will be in for an exciting ride as it drops new episodes each day until December 30.

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What If Season 2 Reveals Ten Rings Could Actually Defeat Asgardian Gods

In a post from Twitter, user Blurayangel shared “Heimdall tells Odin that the Ten Rings can kill a God.” These powerful weapons are more dangerous than what people expect because they provide the user with a series of mystical powers.

The tweet also postulated that “if Kang or any new big villain in the MCU gets their hands on them, they could have the power to kill Thor or Loki.” Check out the post below:

The Ten Rings is a set of ten hung gar iron rings of unknown origin, acquired by Xu Wenwu during the Middle Ages. These gave him absolute power and allowed him to build his own army recognized as the formidable Ten Rings. Fans first heard about them in Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man and Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man.

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Heimdall in What If…?

Can the Ten Rings actually kill Chris Hemsworth’s Thor or even Tom Hiddleston’s Loki? In a translated post from MCU Fandom, Ying Li said to Shang-Chi:

The legend of the Ten Rings has been told for thousands of years. Every generation, the story grows. But at its center, there is always one man. Some say he found the rings in a crater or stole them from a tomb. They gave him the strength of a god and the gift of eternal life.”

If one receives the power of the Ten Rings, then that means they can hold the world in their hands and destroy even the powerful Asgardians, as Heimdall claimed.

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Marvel Theory Suggests Kang The Conqueror Created Ten Rings

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Kang the Conqueror

While Kang the Conqueror is already a life-threatening villain that looms around the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, his possession of the Ten Rings would intensify his power even more and accelerate his domination. However, a theory from Reddit suggested that Kang actually created the Ten Rings.

A lot of the infrastructure in Kang’s city looks remarkably familiar to the design of the ten rings from Shang Chi. What if the rings are simply advanced technology that Kang brought back in time and gave to Wen Wu in order to eventually create Shang Chi for a part of his plan in Kang Dynasty?

Now, this seems like an intriguing and plausible theory, though fans have to wait for quite some time as Marvel Studios slowly unfolds the truth behind these wild guesses. In the meantime, fans can now stream the latest episodes of What If…? Season 2 on Disney+.

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Ariane Cruz, Senior Content Writer. She has been contributing articles for FandomWire since 2021, mostly covering stories about geek pop culture. With a degree in Communication Arts, she has an in-depth knowledge of print and broadcast journalism. Her other works can also be seen on Screen Rant and CBR.