Fiery Concept Art Unveils Surtur's Dragon Ahead Of Thor: Ragnarok
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Fiery Concept Art Unveils Surtur’s Dragon As It’ll Appear In Thor: Ragnarok

Surtur's dragon has been unleashed...no thanks to Disneyland’s forthcoming Guardians of the Galaxy ride. Look for it to appear in Thor: Ragnarok.
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Surtur’s dragon has been unleashed…no thanks to Disneyland’s forthcoming Guardians of the Galaxy ride.

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The “Monsters After Dark” adventure begins September 15th and continues through until October 31st, hence the nod toward Halloween. But Surtur’s fire-spewing beast will soon be of great importance to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and, in particular, Thor: Ragnarok, as it’s set to feature in Taika Waititi’s galactic threequel come November.

It’s one of two mythical creatures included in Ragnarok – you know, aside from the God of Thunder and Mark Ruffalo’s volatile Hulk – after those who combed through the film’s showcase at San Diego Comic-Con spotted the Incredible Hulk getting to grips with Fenris Wolf. By the looks of things, that brawl takes place on Asgard’s Rainbow Bridge, so there’s a good chance Marvel has reserved that particular clash for Thor: Ragnarok‘s mind-melting climax.

Surtur, on the other hand, was spotted in Ragnarok‘s inaugural trailer, which saw Hulk leaping toward the sky-scraping fire demon without a care in the world. This concept art, one angled toward a family audience in order to promote Disney’s Guardians ride, naturally depicts a tamer, more cartoonish version of Surtur’s beastly helper, but it still gives us a fair idea of what to expect come November.

And let’s face it; Hela, Goddess of Death, won’t be the only one causing headaches for Thor, Hulk and Marvel’s newfound team, as Surtur and its dragons are a force to be reckoned with.

Between Jeff Goldblum’s Grandmaster, Loki and Valkyrie’s duel and the so-called “fight of the century,” it’s small wonder why Thor: Ragnarok has been named as fall’s most-anticipated movie. It’ll be with us on November 3rd and no, it won’t lay the groundwork for a Hulk spinoff.


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