Marvel's Avengers characters are a little flustered by Jane Foster's Thor
People sure are thirsting for the hero

Turns out Marvel's Avengers characters want Jane Foster's Thor to step on them.
No, you're not misreading that. The latest addition to the Marvel's Avengers roster might've only just landed earlier this month, but as the Twitter user just below has picked up on, Captain America notes that some minor guard characters in Marvel's Avengers actually want Jane Foster's Thor to step on them.
Oh God #PS5Share, #MarvelsAvengers pic.twitter.com/s1hQ2SljgwJune 28, 2022
While Cap really gets the wrong end of the stick in this conversation, Foster immediately cottons on to what the guards are going on about. Hey, if this is the same Captain America who was frozen solid in ice between the 1940s and 2010s, no wonder he's a bit out of touch with horny lingo.
- Marvel Rivals devs know exactly how popular Invisible Woman is, and say that "body shape or silhouette" add to a character's popularity in a way far more innocent than the internet deserves
- Ms. Marvel actor Iman Vellani got so into Captain America: Civil War that she "lost friends" over "people being Team Cap"
It's not just the Shield grunts that are caught up in Foster's aura - even Iron Man tries it on at one point, while Spidey is enamoured in a somewhat different way.
Funny #JaneFoster moment in the #AvengersGame #MarvelsAvengers pic.twitter.com/TIvl4G6Q6eJune 28, 2022
If the internet's reaction to Natalie Portman's Thor was anything to go by earlier this year, perhaps it's not a surprise Crystal Dynamics injected this little exchange into Marvel's Avengers with Jane Foster. People went nothing short of buck wild for Portman's take on the character in Thor: Love and Thunder, which launches just next month on July 8.
In terms of Marvel's Avengers though, we might not be seeing another new hero like Foster for quite some time. Earlier this year in April, Crystal Dynamics quietly confirmed it had scrapped a previously-planned roadmap for the game going forward, in favor of smaller updates. The update for Jane Foster was one of the biggest to launch for Marvel's Avengers in quite some time, and it could well be the final large-scale update for the action game.
Check out our feature on how Jane Foster became The Mighty Thor in Marvel comics for a complete walkthrough of the character.
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Hirun Cryer is a freelance reporter and writer with Gamesradar+ based out of U.K. After earning a degree in American History specializing in journalism, cinema, literature, and history, he stepped into the games writing world, with a focus on shooters, indie games, and RPGs, and has since been the recipient of the MCV 30 Under 30 award for 2021. In his spare time he freelances with other outlets around the industry, practices Japanese, and enjoys contemporary manga and anime.



















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