Thor 4: Karen Gillan Explains Nebula’s Mix of Relief and Loss

While on Collider Ladies Night, Karen Gillan took a moment to detail Nebula's mix of relief and loss at the end of Avengers: Endgame, going into Thor 4.

Nebula’s been through a lot thus far in the MCU. We first met her in 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy where she was essentially presented as a dedicated daughter and henchwoman to Thanos (Josh Brolin), someone determined to win his favor over her sister Gamora (Zoe Saldana). However, things started to change during Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and by the time Avengers: Infinity War rolled around, Nebula had been through enough to compel her to switch sides and contribute to the fight to stop Thanos from acquiring and using the Infinity Stones. 

Of course that fight wound up being futile and Thanos snapped away half of all sentient life throughout the universe. Nebula, however, was not a member of that 50% and in Avengers: Endgame teamed up with the remaining Avengers to save those who were lost. In the process, Nebula well established herself as as a bonafide hero, an invaluable asset in taking down Thanos once and for all. 

Now it’s on to Marvel’s May 5, 2022 release, Thor: Love and Thunder. After everything she’s been through, one might assume there’s no looking back and that Nebula experienced a clean break from her father. However, based on what Gillan told us during an episode of Collider Ladies Night, it might not be that simple. Even though Thanos is long gone, his influence on Nebula still lingers. Check out how Gillan put it in this clip!

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