ETERNITY's Secret Connection to ASGARD, Stormbreaker & the Infinity Gauntlet REVEALED

Thor: Love and Thunder revealed the cosmic entity Eternity is in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And while a giant, meditating space god might seem like it came out of nowhere, the hints of the Eternity revealed were planted all the way back in Thor, Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame. In this video we break down the secret connections between the Infinity Gauntlet, Stormbreaker, Odin, and the embodiment of all that is: Eternity.

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The biggest reveal in Thor Love and Thunder is Eternity.
Just like that, Eternity is in the MCU.

The embodiment of the universe is just sitting there, at the center of the universe, in his water-world reality.
Granting wishes like some genie.
Well, it’s the one wish only, apparently.

To reach Eternity, you need a key. And the key is strombreaker. Well, not exactly, it’s the energy the magical ax summons, the bifrost bridge.

You need the bifrost to enter Eternity’s realm, and to summon the biforst you need strombreaker.

It’s a little more complicated than that, and don’t worry we will explain it all in this video.

But if the bifrost is the key, then we have to ask: how and why is that the case?
What is so special about the rainbow bridge?
What’s its connection to Eternity?

And also, who’s responsible for all of this?

Well, we uncovered something huge about the bifrost’s connection to Eternity.
The answer was right under our noses ever since the very first Thor movie, and none of us saw it. Till now.

And if we are correct, this huge reveal could unveil a massive mystery that will explain the secret history of the Marvel universe. Trust me, I’m not over-hyping this, this theory is gonna be wild.

Ok, so let’s quickly go over the rules Love and Thunder establishes about Eternity, and how to reach him.

Valkyrie describes him as a very powerful entity at the center of the universe. He will grant the wish of the first person who reaches it.
Just one wish, a very stingy genie if you ask me.

To reach Eternity, you must first travel to the center of the universe, and then enter his realm through his statue.

But the portal to the water-world is locked, the key is the bifrost.

Now you might be confused on why Gorr needs strombreaker.
That’s because strombreaker is the only object in the universe that can summon the bifrost.

Asgard was destroyed, and so was the rainbow bridge. Making strombreaker the only way to reach Eternity.

Well, there’s also Heimdall’s convenient ability to summon the bridge right before his death.

Strombreaker might not be the key, but I still think there is importance to the ax, beyond its ability to summon the bifrost, and we will get to it a little later in the video.

The reason why the bifrost is the key, is because of the seal on Eternity’s statue

[Kaijutopia]

Odin's quest for the Infinity Stones would make for a great prologue (Thor 5?). Unlike Thanos, Odin couldn't sacrifice the one he loved for the Soul Stone, as it would bar them from entering Valhalla, so he abandoned his thirst for power and became one of the universe's greatest protectors.

[picklesbruh]

Adding more to the loop/cycle/eternity stuff - Thor adopting Love is parallel to Odin adopting Loki. This shows how Thor is following Odin’s footsteps!

[apoorvsingh]

It's amazing how your theories even being outrageous make sense. This is the reason we are here on Screencrush.

[deathsyth]

Bifrost (rainbow bridge)... A rainbow has multiple colors. Multicolored infinity stones... Physical manifestations of aspects of the universe. The Bifrost uses the energy of the universe to move people around and hence the reason it was needed to reach Eternity since that entity is the concept of the universe made into a single being.

[JakeTaaylor]

Aaaaand THIS is why Ryan Arey is my favorite. This is very well thought out, the reaching is kept to a minimum, these points are realistic and overall this seems highly plausible. Great shit!👍

[ishankapoor]

This theory is amazing, this also proves that Asgard was the most powerful realm out of the nine and even more stronger than omnipotence city, Odin did great things in mcu. Great work.

[marklowther]

Someone who works under Fiege: So, how does this all work? Fiege: I have no idea. Let's just put it all out there and see what the fans and YouTubers come up with. Someone will piece it all together in a coherent fashion.

[thetrickster]

I like this theory, yet it annoys me when Odin, and asgard are barely looked upon with any great respect, considering the respect Odin apparently had in the universe being called the all father, having had at least 2 infinity stones(that we know of) and the interactions he and thor have had in saving the universe, yet The grand master had never heard of them, and in omnipotent city, no one recognised him, and Zeus barely acknowledged Odins death with any respect, considering how relevant the bifrost seems to be in accessing eternity. The mistake they made was in the first thor, making the events with the dark elves and borr only a couple thousand years ago, and then thor saying to surtur, "didnt my father kill you like a million years ago." Also making zeus the oldest and wisest and most powerful was a mistake, when Odin clearly had more wisdom and demanded more respect and fear from his enemies. Where as zeus was a joke and showed little wisdom or strength, in comparison. The mcu is all over the place, when it comes to stuff like this

[ryans]

Honestly like this theory a lot. I love Thor and learning about mythology so maybe I’m biased but I think the MCU could have done a much better job of diving deeper into Asgard and how Odin/Asgardians/ what the dwarves have built have played into the history of the MCU. Would just be cool to learn more about what they consider canon because I like a lot of this theory.

[colonelb]

Odin definitely had two of the biggest stones in the universe, that's for sure

[lordndrew]

If all the signs are true. The person who wrote the entire mcu story arc is truly amazing.

[OnurTheXbot]

Thanos: I’m not afraid anymore!
Sees Odin

Thanos: AAAAHH
Odin: Haha

[mr.brownstone]

Even if this theory turns out to be wrong or never proven, it's still awesome!

[proffxxl]

I think Odin's gauntlet was less fake and more prototype.

[bradpitt]

They really need a Odin story I would love to see his origin

[slamrahovart]

This is literally my favourite video on the internet. I've watched it so many times. Thank you, Doug, for letting Ryan, create this.

[cameronschmit]

Are we just not gonna mention that even back in the first Thor movie the bifrost always left a mark that has Eternity sitting cross-legged in the middle of it?

[nolanpeters]

I'd like to think the reason Odin lost his eye is actually that he cut it out and put the time stone in their so he could truly see the future.

[ltils]

I really wish they explained, or even hinted, at why the bifrost is key to finding Eternity. Just came across as super convenient, rather than based upon any pre-existing history of the MCU. This theory bridges it quite nicely but in Love and Thunder it was just like, "oh, okay then". Would love to have seen how Gorr found this out. Too much telling, not enough showing.

[Thunder]

The “convenient” bifrost summoned by Heimdal is the same dark magic used by Odin to send Thor to Earth in the original Avengers movie. It takes a lot of energy to do it and it’s probably what sealed Heimdal’s fate