Does Thor get his eye back in Infinity War?

Thor got his eye back in Avengers: Infinity War. Just before the battle with the great Thanos, Rocket Racoon gifted him with an eye. Avengers: Infinity Wars opens with the Asgardians suffering defeat at the hands of Thanos. Thanos killed Loki and regained the Tesseract, which the latter had kept custody of.

What was the point of Thor losing his eye?

Thor loses an eye due to fighting his sister, Hela. During the event War of the Realms, Thor sacrifices his eye to gain the knowledge of a World Tree that is planted on the Sun. That’s all.

Can Thor see with his new eye?

First theory, since it’s all very high tech in Space, the eye works as an eye. Thor can see, it’s part of his body now. Like an implant, he can’t remove it and it’s not a gadget, it’s part of him.

Why is Thor wearing an eyepatch in Infinity War?

Thor ended the movie rocking a cool eyepatch, which he was still wearing when he ran into the Guardians of the Galaxy in Avengers: Infinity War. While the eyepatch look was a good one, Thor eventually finds a replacement for his lost orb thanks to Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper).

What happened to Thor’s eye in Ragnarok?

Thor: Ragnarok featured the title hero losing an eye during a battle with Cate Blanchett’s villain Hela. Thor ended the movie rocking a cool eyepatch, which he was still wearing when he ran into the Guardians of the Galaxy in Avengers: Infinity War.

Is it possible for Thor to be missing an eye?

Unlikely. Thor kicks ass just as well with one eye, as two. It has been a tradition for the All-Father of the Asgardians to be missing an eye, hopefully lost in gaining knowledge previously not known to the Asgardians as a whole.

How did Thor get his prosthetic eye?

Around the midway point of Avengers: Infinity War, Thor, Rocket and Groot travel to Nidavellir, where Thor meets Peter Dinklage’s Eitri, who makes him a new weapon in the form of Stormbreaker. During the trip, Rocket gives Thor a prosthetic eye, which he reveals was taken – not necessarily in a friendly way – from someone he met in a past bet.