One of the reasons why so many gamers have been enjoying Elden Ring is due to how challenging and fun the bosses in the game are. Though players do not need to fight most of Elden Ring’s bosses to beat the game, many fans still want to defeat them. Mohg, Lord of Blood is one of the most beloved bosses in the game. He is a Demi-God that players can fight against in Mohgwyn Palace.

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Reddit user JJ395 replaced Thor, the God of Thunder, with the Demi-God from Mohgwyn Palace in their own version of Thor: Love and Thunder’s poster with the caption “Nihil Nihil Nihil.” Mohg says “Nihil Nihil Nihil” during his boss battle in Elden Ring, which translates to “Nothing Nothing Nothing.” In the fan made poster, instead of holding Thor’s axe, Mohg is seen with his Sacred Spear.

Thor being switched with Mohg isn’t the only difference between the official poster for Thor: Love and Thunder and JJ395’s fan art. Their names are also swapped, making it seem like the upcoming film is called Mohg: Love and Thunder.

A lot of Elden Ring players and fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe liked JJ395’s fan art, with some suggesting to change the words “Love” and “Thunder” to “Blood,” “Murder,” or “Dynasty,” all of which are words associated with the Elden Ring boss, to make the title relate more to him rather than Thor. Other Reddit users talked about the boss battle with Mohg providing tips on how to defeat him.

Since the poster for Thor: Love and Thunder just came out, many other creative fans will surely make their own fan posters inspired by it, and Elden Ring players will likely make more art featuring Mohg, as well as other beloved bosses that they’ve enjoyed fighting. As fans wait for Thor: Love and Thunder to release on July 8, they can watch Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, which comes out on May 6, and upcoming episodes of Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel.

Elden Ring is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.

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