@Fares - Hahaha my wife and daughter love this movie. This made me crack up.

@AC1 - Yes. I mean...kinda? My understanding is they are two different versions of the same thing.

Hel being the Nordic place bad people go when they die. Hell being the Christian place people go when they die?

So, in real life, I guess it depends on what religion you believe that determines which place is the real place.

In a world like comics and the MCU, where multiple realms exist, I would imagine Hel and Hell are two different places.

I mean, even Mephisto isn't considered the actual devil anymore in the comics, even though that was the original idea. But now he's just a ruler of another hellish-like realm, and not actually Satan himself.

Something similar to Belasco being a demonic looking being that rules over Limbo.

@AC1 - if Tawaret's claims in Moon Knight are anything to go by, they are different places I guess.

And (in the eyes of the Christians) paganistic stuff was often rolled into some Catholic stuff to get them to convert. Guess you could be right by the Hel/Hell thing.

@Scarilian - Zeus is not dead. He was thought Dead but is revealed to be alive at the end credits. end credits scene is canon

The bolt goes through his chest leaving a hole that goes all the way through his chest. Zeus is shocked, tries to breathe and cannot proceeding to give a death rattle. He proceeds to fall forward and falls off his platform which is floating over 100ft in the air. As he falls his body shifts so he's falling head first.

• The writer of Thor 4, Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, revealed the post-credit scene was not part of the script.
• The scene is treated as the death of Zeus narrative with characters in-movie discussing how it may result in them being chased across the galaxy
• Taika has confirmed he had no idea that a Thor 5 was being made, meaning anything teased is not confirmed to be followed up on in future.

It seems to me the movie killed him off, acknowledged his death and then was going to follow up on the aforementioned revenge of the gods by teasing Hercules - but whoever filmed the post-credit scene included Zeus for some dumb reason.

Zeus being alive actively limits the story because Zeus is in charge of the gods and keeps them in check, if he died then you could tell a lot of stories with the gods doing whatever they want and play with the concept of a few of them hunting down Thor... instead it's just Hercules for Thor 5 and Zeus for Thor 6 I guess.

@MosquitoFarmer - Zeus was awesome. can't wait to see where they go next with him with him surviving and unleashing his son.

@supermanrex - it looked like the bolt went through him completely, not bounced off

@Scarilian - He's a god, man. He survived the attack. If it happened to one of our heroes, you wouldn't think twice.

@Scarilian - they also didn't confirm death either cause they were getting the hell out of dodge. im pretty sure it takes a lot more to take out Zeus than his own power being thrown threw him.