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Summary

• Thor's worst mistake in Avengers: Infinity War was not reuniting with the Avengers immediately after Thanos' attack, but rather going on a side quest to acquire Stormbreaker.
• Thor's decision was influenced by his transformation in Thor: Ragnarok and the loss of Mjölnir, which scarred him emotionally and made him prioritize finding a new and more powerful weapon.
• While Thor's plan to create Stormbreaker was the right mindset, he ultimately failed to execute it effectively against Thanos.

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. While several characters commit catastrophic crimes that contribute to their defeat, the God of Thunder is usually pinpointed as the one hero who commits the worst blunders. Thor's decision to gloat and take time to kill Thanos at the end of the battle in Wakanda may be Thor's most prominent error, but it actually isn't the most detrimental.
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. Thor's overhaul included the loss of his magical hammer, leading to him realizing some harsh truths about himself and his family history in the Nine Realms. The experience taught him valuable lessons, but it also scarred him in a particular way.