Thor makes some poor judgments in Avengers: Infinity War, but one of his worst ones is explained by Hela's traumatic destruction of Mjölnir.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Thor's worst mistake in Avengers: Infinity War is explained by Hela's destruction of Mjölnir in Thor: Ragnarok. Much has been said about the reasons for the Avengers' defeat at the hands of Thanos in the 2018 Joe and Anthony Russo blockbuster.
Prior to the events of Avengers: Infinity War, the God of Thunder already underwent a massive transformation in Thor: Ragnarok. In the 2017 Taika Waititi film, Thor experienced another hero's journey, resulting in a revamped character. Marvel Studios' big gamble paid off as the movie renewed the public's interest in the original Avengers member.
While Thor was forced to move on quickly from the loss of Mjölnir, seeing Hela easily crush it would have been devastating to him. As he moved on to face the most formidable villain that he had ever encountered, it shouldn't be surprising that the God of Thunder's priority was to find a new and more powerful weapon to replace his broken hammer.
Why Thor Trying To Create Stormbreaker Was The Right Plan One can only imagine how the Avengers Infinity War ending would have changed if Thor came straight back to Earth. In hindsight, however, separating from the majority of heroes and ensuring that he was equipped with Stormbreaker was a better plan to take on Thanos, especially considering how powerful the purple villain was.
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