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MCU Fans Are Thrilled To See [SPOILERS] Return In What If…?

Marvel Cinematic Universe fans are thrilled to see Taika Waititi's Korg return in the latest episode of What If...?

Thor: Ragnarok is held up as one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s best-ever installments, taking the stoic and fairly one-dimensional title hero to new heights as director Taika Waititi reinvented a franchise that began under the heavy Shakespearean influence of Kenneth Branagh as a wild intergalactic road trip superhero action-comedy.

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Waititi wasn’t going to let his cast have all the fun without him, so the filmmaker also strapped on the motion capture leotard to play Korg, who just about stole every scene he was in. His planned revolution may not have taken off as planned, but he’s since gone on to become a firm fan-favorite among MCU supporters.

Today’s episode of Marvel’s What If…? on Disney Plus was the most overly comedic yet, with Thor touching down on Earth as an only child to throw a party that would reverberate around the Nine Realms. As you can see from the reactions below, though, Korg was still stealing plenty of hearts and minds.

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“What If… Thor Were an Only Child?” was packed full of cameos, with everyone from Frank Grillo’s Crossbones to Jeff Goldblum’s Grandmaster dropping by. Darcy married Howard the Duck, Loki retained his Frost Giant heritage and the Odinson risked the wrath of his mother in what was a bizarre adventure, to say the least, but the people have spoken; and they’ll never get enough of Korg.


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