Thor 4 Chris Hemsworth Set Photo Reveals Mystical Goat With Mcu Hero

Thor: Love and Thunder

has

finally started filming

, following months of past MCU actors arriving in Australia to star alongside the God of Thunder.

In addition to

several members

of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Lady Sif’s

Jaimie Alexander landed in Sydney

after being absent from the previous

Thor

installment. Even

Jurassic Park'

s Sam Neill

teased a potential return

for

Love and Thunder

after

starring alongside Matt Damon

in a cameo for

Thor: Ragnarok

With an Avengers-level cast of characters, director Taika Waititi has been given some

consulting help from another Marvel creative

Guardians of the Galaxy'

s James Gunn.

Recent set photos gave fans

their first sneak peek at

Thor 4'

s behind-the-scenes, which revealed brand-new outfits for Thor and Star-Lord. Other images from the film’s production have hinted at some furry companions that will aid the God of Thunder in his fourth solo outing…

THOR’S MYSTICAL GOATS

Shared by Twitter user

@bukitan64

, originally via

The Daily Mail

, a set photo from

Thor: Love and Thunder

revealed a goat on the film’s production that could either be Toothgnasher or Toothgrinder from the comics.

toothgnasher or toothgrinder 🐐👀❤️ pic.twitter.com/4Sd53eTvWg

These mystical goats are based on Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr from Norse mythology, being the animals that pull Thor’s chariot.

Marvel Comics

FURRY FRIENDS IN

LOVE AND THUNDER

The presence of Thor’s pets should indicate that

Thor: Love and Thunder

will be just as, if not more, weird and wacky as its previous installment.

Thor: Ragnarok

leaned into many of the vibrant and bizarre concepts from the Thor mythos, so director Taika Waititi seems to be doing the same this time around.

With there only being one goat visible in this image, this could point to two possibilities. The pictured goat could be one of a pair like the comics, with the other animal companion somewhere else on set. Alternatively, perhaps Toothgnasher and Toothgrinder have been consolidated into one beast.

Whatever the case, a goat on set suggests that a chariot isn’t too far behind. It is unknown in what fashion Thor will come into possession of this vehicle, but it should make for an interesting set piece if anything.

How Thor’s mystical goats come into play will be revealed when

Thor: Love and Thunder

releases in theaters on May 6, 2022.

Thor: Love and Thunder

has

finally started filming

, following months of past MCU actors arriving in Australia to star alongside the God of Thunder.

In addition to

several members

of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Lady Sif’s

Jaimie Alexander landed in Sydney

after being absent from the previous

Thor

installment. Even

Jurassic Park'

s Sam Neill

teased a potential return

for

Love and Thunder

after

starring alongside Matt Damon

in a cameo for

Thor: Ragnarok

With an Avengers-level cast of characters, director Taika Waititi has been given some

consulting help from another Marvel creative

Guardians of the Galaxy'

s James Gunn.

Recent set photos gave fans

their first sneak peek at

Thor 4'

THOR’S MYSTICAL GOATS

Shared by Twitter user

@bukitan64

, originally via

The Daily Mail

, a set photo from

Thor: Love and Thunder

revealed a goat on the film’s production that could either be Toothgnasher or Toothgrinder from the comics.

These mystical goats are based on Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr from Norse mythology, being the animals that pull Thor’s chariot.

FURRY FRIENDS IN

LOVE AND THUNDER

The presence of Thor’s pets should indicate that

Thor: Love and Thunder

will be just as, if not more, weird and wacky as its previous installment.

Thor: Ragnarok

leaned into many of the vibrant and bizarre concepts from the Thor mythos, so director Taika Waititi seems to be doing the same this time around.

How Thor’s mystical goats come into play will be revealed when

Thor: Love and Thunder

releases in theaters on May 6, 2022.

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