No. It is confirmed she died. The script is all we need. And even then, she thought Thor and her broke up 3 or 4 years before LaT when it was 8 years. 5 year difference.

Really? I thought I read she survived. I suppose the article I read must have been outdated.

It's not confirmed that she died, and has been implied she survived.

The Love and Thunder joke is about how she hasn't been keeping track as carefully as Thor, therefore implying that there is no other excuse otherwise the point of the joke is lost.

Thor is upset about being broken up with her in Endgame, not that she is currently dead.

The script that mentioned her is very much an early stages script and includes characters as Blipped who have been confirmed not to, invalidating it as a source on this. The fact that she didn't make it to the final film in that scene if anything could just as easily be taken as suggesting they decided she in fact didn't Blip.

Meanwhile, The Cosmic Quest Vol. 2 has her alive during the Blip. Its canon status has never been confirmed, but nor has it been denied.

@BEJT Survivor Jane’s mightiest warrior strikes again 🙏

I primarily asked for the sake of Cosmic Quest Vol. 2’s canonicity, and based on this I’m inclined to consider it canon

I'm certainly inclined to not rule it out of canon at least.

I'm sorry but for Thor's Story arc shouldn't it make more sense for him to lose everyone important to him other then Valkyrie and Korg which would include both Jane and Darcy? He was grieving pretty hard just so that it was only half of his people and Loki, he couldn't just Sif, Loki, and half of his people.

Also, Wouldn't Thor as soon as he got back from chopping Thanos head off try to at the very least Find Jane and the others to check on them. Plus, the Endgame Script does says that at the very least Jane was dusted.

Thor's already lost Jane, as in the breakup. He's closing himself off at that point, there's no way he had a shot at even trying again.

"And oh, you know, Jane and I aren't even dating anymore. These things happen though, you know, nothing lasts forever." That doesn't sound like someone talking about a dead person.

But he was at least still trying to open up during Thor 3, now granted he wasn't fully himself but still he was at least better then what we saw in Endgame where he was a shell of himself, now granted you can probably say that it cause he also just lost Loki and Sif, two of his last family members but even then he still has Valkyrie, Korg, Banner, Steve, and the rest of the idiots from Thor 3.

Plus the fact that it so happens a 5 years difference between what she thinks they broke up and when they actually broke up. It's just make more sense to me for Thor's Character for Jane to be a blipped victim.

She was. Rewatch Endgame and pay attention to the screen flashing pictures and names of the Blipped. Nick Fury, Jane, and Sam Wilson are among them.

@IronWidowMaikuB I'm not really following the theory. Thor is broken because it's partially his fault that trillions of lives across the universe have been lost, including multiple personal losses. And some people are still in his life at least, but Jane isn't even one of them, since as he says, he's upset they aren't together anymore. The 4 or 5-year discrepancy in Jane's line is also in no way indicated to be about the Blip, with the point of the joke being how Thor is keeping count and she isn't, which is undone by Blip subtext. However, you're welcome to theorise that Jane died in the Blip if you feel that works best - I'm not here saying she definitely survived. What I am saying is that there's mixed information, it's never been clearly defined that she Blipped, and there's in fact a lot of evidence to suggest she more likely didn't.

@Panloopticon Jane isn't one of them.