I just want to ponder the insanity of the idea that Thor was significantly weaker due to the fact he was carrying around a higher body fat %.
Talking about a guy strong enough to punch out Hulk, level a city, survive the heat of a star, holding open the Iris of Nidavellir, etc. Among his other insane strength feats. Lets say he put on like 50lbs which is probably roughly accurate... do you really think with the force he can generate that adding 50lbs of resistance is going to do anything?
In terms of muscle atrophy... Thor doesn't appear to ever train or need training... he's an extremely old God with more inherent power than Odin. So I don't think Thor neglecting to hit the Asgardian version of planet fitness or doing pushups in his bedroom is much of an excuse either.
The only other idea that you could possibly use to suggest Thor was significantly weaker was psychological reasons... which have no physiological effect on the force he can generate with his muscles. And when he actually fought Thanos and co. at the end of the movie he appeared to be just as fired up as ever, didn't appear to be lacking any motivation. He was wielding the power of two godly hammers simultaneously, and was still in possession of his mindset shift/potential unlocking he experienced in Ragnarok.
Can anyone, other than pointing out that he got fat, point out an actual piece of evidence or reason to suggest Thor was any weaker than before? I'm not talking about 0.1% weaker, I'm talking about weaker in a way that actually matters? End Game Thor appears to be virtually the same Thor as Infinity War except fatter.
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