He then explains that he built the Infinity Gauntlet for Thanos since he thought the Mad Titan would spare the 299 other Dwarves inhabiting the structure if he did what was asked of him. The giant Dwarf king Eitri ( Peter Dinklage), who also built the weapons that Nidavellir is known for, attacks the group before recognizing Thor and asking why Asgard never protected them. The trio arrives at a Nidavellir where the core isn't sealed and the giant rings surrounding it aren't moving. Rocket then gives Thor a new eye to replace the one that Hela cut out during their one-on-one fight in Thor: Ragnarok.

On their way to Nidavellir, Rocket comforts Thor over the loss of his loved ones, and the latter speaks about how he's using his current emotions (rage, vengeance, anger, loss, and regret) as motivators for killing Thanos. Rocket Raccoon ( Bradley Cooper) and Groot ( Vin Diesel) decide to tag along because the former is interested in all the weapons made on Nidavellir, and takes the ship's space pod to the planet while the rest of the Guardians travel to the decapitated Celestial head known as Knowhere to stop Thanos from finding the Reality Stone. Thor then exclaims that he needs to go to a neutron star called Nidavellir to forge a new weapon powerful enough to kill Thanos since Hela destroyed Mjolnir in Thor: Ragnarok. In Quill's defense, his girlfriend was fawning over Thor's muscles.

At one point, Peter Quill / Star-Lord ( Chris Pratt) tries to imitate Thor because he's jealous of him and his extremely fit physique. After bringing him inside and waking up, Thor tells the Guardians what happened to which Gamora ( Zoe Saldana) explains Thanos' plan to wipe out half of all living things in the universe.

After hearing a distress call, the Guardians of the Galaxy travel to the wreckage of the Asgardian ship when Thor's barely living body lands on the front window of their ship.

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