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Team Thor: Part 2
Taika Waititi · Film · 2017
What hooked you in Team Thor: Part 2 was the hilarious collision between godlike supernatural powers and the soul-crushing banality of everyday domestic life.
Books on the same thread

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Douglas Adams · Book · 1979
Much like the awkward rent disputes in Team Thor: Part 2, this story finds comedy in the crushing weight of cosmic bureaucracy and the absurdity of navigating existence as an outsider.
Dog Man: Fetch-22: From the Creator of Captain Underpants (Dog Man #8)
Dav Pilkey · Book · 2019
If the roommate friction in Team Thor: Part 2 appealed to you, you will enjoy this series for its focus on unconventional friendships and the slapstick humor of mismatched living situations.

Dog Man
Dav Pilkey · Book · 2019
This series mirrors the lighthearted character dynamics found in Team Thor: Part 2, focusing on the redemption and found family tropes that emerge when unconventional characters attempt to live together.
Dog Man: For Whom the Ball Rolls: From the Creator of Captain Underpants (Dog Man #7)
Dav Pilkey · Book · 2019
Fans of the superhero parody tone in Team Thor: Part 2 will appreciate how these stories treat super-powered individuals with a comedic lens, grounding their extraordinary lives in very human struggles.
Series on the same thread

What We Do in the Shadows
Jemaine Clement · Series · 2019
This show perfects the mockumentary style pioneered in Team Thor: Part 2, highlighting the mundane, frustrating, and hilarious reality of supernatural beings trying to maintain a household in the modern world.

Loki
Michael Waldron · Series · 2021
While Team Thor: Part 2 keeps things short and sweet, this series expands on the theme of godlike beings being forced to navigate rigid, soul-crushing bureaucratic systems that ignore their immense power.

Peacemaker
James Gunn · Series · 2022
If you enjoyed the satirical take on superhero egos in Team Thor: Part 2, this show offers a darker, more cynical exploration of how super-powered individuals function within flawed government institutions.

Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid
Series · 2017
This series captures the exact fish-out-of-water dynamic seen in Team Thor: Part 2, focusing on the comedy that ensues when a powerful supernatural entity attempts to adapt to quiet apartment living.
Podcasts on the same thread

Business Wars
Audible · Podcast · 2026
The mundane conflict of paying rent in Team Thor: Part 2 is mirrored here as these massive entities engage in petty, high-stakes competition that feels surprisingly grounded in everyday business realities.

Crime in Sports
James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman · Podcast · 2026
Just as Team Thor: Part 2 finds humor in the human side of heroes, this podcast finds the comedy in the legal and personal failures that occur when powerful athletes act poorly.
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Common questions
Is Team Thor: Part 2 a direct sequel to the first documentary spoof?
Yes, Team Thor: Part 2 serves as a continuation of the documentary spoof detailing the life of Thor and his roommate Darryl. It specifically focuses on their activities during the events of the film Captain America: Civil War while the other heroes are occupied with their conflict.
What is the premise of Team Thor: Part 2?
Team Thor: Part 2 follows Thor as he continues living with his roommate Darryl during the events of Captain America: Civil War. The short film highlights their domestic life, including Thor attempting to pay his portion of the rent using various Asgardian coins instead of standard currency.
Does Team Thor: Part 2 take place during the events of Captain America: Civil War?
Yes, Team Thor: Part 2 is set during the timeline of Captain America: Civil War. It explores what Thor and Darryl are doing while Iron Man and Captain America are fighting, showing Thor navigating life on Earth and managing his living arrangement with his roommate.
How does Thor try to pay his rent in Team Thor: Part 2?
In Team Thor: Part 2, Thor attempts to cover his rent payments to his roommate Darryl by offering him Asgardian coins. This is a central part of the documentary spoof, which depicts the humorous daily interactions between the god and his ordinary human roommate.