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Beta Ray Bill fascinates me, but he looks like some sort of a devilish creature. And while I was thinking about it, I thought Avengers: Doomsday should have an evil version of Thor in the upcoming big-budget Marvel Cinematic Universe flick. Chris Hemsworth was the first in that hours-long announcement of the film. So, I can safely talk about this one.
Robert Downey Jr. is already there as a new threat in the MCU, Victor von Doom, and we are likely to see a glimpse of him in The Fantastic Four: First Steps (it would be a shame if he didn't appear, as he is their archenemy). Chris Evans is said to be returning too. His Johnny Flame was extinguished in Deadpool & Wolverine, so I don't expect that character. Some say an evil version of his Captain America may appear as Captain Hydra and he will work alongside Doom in the film.
Now, if Downey and Evans are appearing in Avengers: Doomsday as a couple of evils, why not add Hemsworth to that and make it a trio? You see, the Infinity Saga has presented them as one iconic trio doing good; now Marvel should add Chris Hemsworth as an evil character working alongside Doom to give an evil trio in the Multiverse Saga. As Thanos would say, "perfectly balanced."
Which character should Chris Hemsworth play in Avengers: Doomsday then?
The All-Father Odin (portrayed by Anthony Hopkins) has always struck me as a cunning one. While the Marvel Cinematic Universe has shown him in one pure light, my suspicion came true when I saw Odin in God of War: Ragnarok. If we need an evil character for Thor, there's an All-Father Thor from Earth-14412 in the comics. Just add a bit of traits from GoW's Odin to this and we have one evil Thor that shall complete the evil trio for Avengers: Doomsday.
But there's an even better option where the MCU doesn't need to do any tweaking to present a version of Thor in a negative light. An evil version of the character called Chad Hammer was introduced in The Immortal Thor #10 by Al Ewing and Carlos Magno. All the MCU has to do is introduce him and give him their own spin for the upcoming Russo Brothers' film.
Or he could be the head of multiversal cops
Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom is still a mystery; there are theories as to what kind of role he is going to play in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Downey's personality as Tony Stark would go well with God Emperor Doom; he is all-knowing, you know?
If Downey's character is coming as the God Emperor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday, he could make Thor the head of Thor Corps, his own personal police force. Now the members of this force had powers of Thor (which, to be honest, the Odinson won't like), but there wasn't actually a Thor leading them.
So, Thor should get that chance in the upcoming film. He can lead Doom's personal enforcers in either a Battleworld or simply as a hit squad.
However, I don't know if the original Odinson can pull any evil deeds off; he's more innocent than he appears on screen.
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