The Aztec gods would arrive in Marvel movies with “Thor: Love and Thunder”

Since “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” was announced, the chance to The Aztec gods will finally enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, it looks like they won’t be making their debut in ‘Black Panther 2’, but in ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’, or at least that might hint at the most recent advance of this latest film starring Chris Hemsworth.

The last one The trailer for “Thor: Love and Thunder” would reveal the appearance of the Aztec gods in the MCUWell, in one of the scenes of this preview, you can see how it is that one of the beings who is inside the great golden room of New Asgard and who is right behind Korg (Taika Waititi), is one who seems to be wearing a traditional headdress of many of the pre-Hispanic cultures of Mesoamerica.

Due to the type of plume that can be seen in the preview, it could be a god of the Mayan or Aztec culture; but it is not something that is fully confirmed. At the moment, there has only been speculation that fans have made through social networks after the release of the latest trailer for the fourth film.

The Aztec and Mayan culture within the UCM

While it is not a given that this character in the “Thor: Love and Thunder” trailer is an Aztec or Mayan god, his appearance and resemblance to these deities have piqued the interest of these cultures within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Until now, there were no signs that the deities of these cultures could appear within the MCU, but it was rumored that it could be something that would happen sooner or later. The truth is that it was thought that it could happen up until “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”, since one of his protagonists, Tenoch Huerta, had revealed that he was inspired by the Mayan culture to bring his character Namor to life.

Since then, intrigues have arisen as to what Namor would have been like in the story of the “Black Panther” sequel, but unfortunately, no progress has been made in that regard. The truth is that after the Mexican actor revealed that he was inspired by Mayan culture for his character, many believe that what was seen in the trailer for “Thor: Love and Thunder” could really refer to the Mayan gods. or to the Aztecs.

For now, Marvel hasn’t commented on the matter and it’s possible audiences will have to wait for ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ to hit theaters on July 7 so they can finally uncover the truth behind the feathered character seen in the movie’s trailer.