Thor

Basic information

Race God Gender Male Age +4000 (Possible) Affiliation Gods Occupation Thunder god Family Odin (Father) Loki (Cousin) State I live. Weapons Mjölnir Skills Electrokinesis Thor is a character from Shuumatsu no Valkyrie. Thor (トール, Tōru?) is the Norse god of thunder, also considered the "strongest Norse god," and the wielder of the divine hammer Mjölnir, in Shuumatsu no Valkyrie.

appearance

Thor appears as a very tall young man with a muscular body. He has long reddish hair, his eyes have yellow irises, and his sclerae are completely black. Thor wears simple white robes, a pair of belts with golden buckles around his waist, as well as golden greaves and booties. His hands are usually covered by his Járngreipr.

personality

Thor is someone who has a lot of interest in battles, but because no opponent was strong enough to withstand a single attack from him, Thor began to show great boredom in the fights and experienced a feeling of emptiness for not being able to face someone strong, it is not until his fight against Lǚ Bù that Thor can enjoy a battle, experiencing the happiness that he had never been able to feel before. Away from the battlefield, Thor has shown himself to be a man of few words and who tends to have little interest in his surroundings.

past

During the ancient era, the Jötnar decided to organize a siege against Asgard, leading it to near destruction. Thor after exterminating the Jötunn army total. Once many of the soldiers had already been devoured by the Jötnar, Thor appeared in front of them as the last line of defense, at first the giants laugh at seeing that a single god thinks to face them, but Thor throws his Mjölnir on one of them killing him instantly, seeing this the rest of the Jötnar army rushes towards Thor who confronts them managing to exterminate all of them without the help of any other god, however Thor found all that very boring since none of the Jötnar represented a challenge for him. Four thousand years ago, Thor attended the Council of the Gods to decide the fate of humanity. In the end, humans were allowed to live, but they would receive a punishment: the destruction of the city of Thebes.

equipment

Mjölnir (ミョルニル, Myoruniru) – "Demolisher" Thor's primary weapon. A massive divine hammer, considered one of the strongest weapons in the heavens. With Mjölnir, Thor is said to have single-handedly defeated entire armies of Jötnar and even taken down Jörmungandr. Járngreipr (ヤールングレイプル, Yārungureipuru) – "Iron Tongs" A pair of gloves worn by Thor on both hands. They are capable of withstanding any attack and have been misinterpreted as protecting Thor from Mjölnir's energy. In reality, their purpose is to protect Mjölnir from Thor's gripping power.

powers and abilities

Thor is considered the "strongest Norse God" and the "Berserker of Thunder" due to his immense strength and the fact that few have managed to survive his first attack. Divine Strength: Thor possesses devastating physical strength, allowing him to wield his hammer Mjölnir with ease, even being able to hold it with one hand. Thor was also able to confront and completely exterminate an army of 66 Jötnar on his own and without any help, and it is also mentioned that he was able to kill the serpent Jörmungandr by himself. Electrokinesis: During his battle against Lǚ Bù, Thor demonstrated the ability to produce and manipulate strong electrical currents and transfer them to his Mjölnir to enhance his attacks, these electrical currents that he produces are so powerful to the point of almost completely covering the entire arena of Valhalla in addition to producing enough heat to slightly burn the skin.

techniques

Thor's Hammer (闘神の雷槌 (トール ハンマー), Tōru hanmā ?, lit. "Thor's Hammer"): Thor's signature move in which he begins to channel electricity from his hands into Mjölnir and then arches his back down to the point that it appears he is falling over. Thor remains in this completely motionless position for a few seconds as he continues to imbue his Mjölnir with electricity until he unleashes a powerful hammer blow that packs enormous force. Geirröðr Thor's Hammer (覚醒 雷槌 (ゲイルロズトールハンマー), Geirurozu Tōru Hanmā ?, Geirröd Technique: Awakening of Thor's Hammer): Thor's most powerful technique which consists of three "phases", the first phase requires the Mjölnir to be awakened, the second phase of them and as with Thor's Hammer, requires Thor to begin channeling electricity from his hands towards Mjölnir and then throw it with all his might at his enemy, the third phase consists of when the Mjölnir returns to Thor he will proceed to hold it and thanks to the centrifugal force of the throw combined with Thor's own strength a devastating attack will be executed against his enemies.

fact

Unlike his mythological counterpart, he survived his encounter with Jörmungandr, killing the serpent.

Ragnarok information

Ragnarök (ラグナロク, Ragunaroku?) is the final event of the struggle between gods and humans. Explained in the Valhalla constitution, article No. 62, paragraph 15. It is a special condition that suggests a series of one-on-one confrontations between the gods and humanity. Thirteen combatants on each side, the first to achieve seven victories will be the winner. If humanity loses, their fate is sealed, but if they win, they will be able to live for another thousand years. Why was Ragnarok made? Every millennium, the gods meet in a council presided over by Zeus to decide the fate of humanity by voting for or against its extinction. In the most recent vote, all unanimously agreed that humanity should be destroyed. However, before they could declare their verdict, they are interrupted by Brynhildr, who sided with humans and suggested the beginning of Ragnarök. The gods, who saw the event as futile, were refusing, but the Valkyrie mocks them, telling them that they were afraid to confront humanity. This provokes the fury of Zeus himself and all the gods, who immediately agreed to carry out Ragnarök, feeling that their egos had been hurt.

Ragnarok rules

Ragnarok (Ragunaroku) is the final battle of humanity against the gods. According to the Valhalla Constitution, article no. 62, paragraph 15 of the "super-special clause," it is a series of hand-to-hand combat between the gods and humanity. 神ＶＳ人類最終闘争ラグナロク (Gods VS Humanity Final Battle Ragnarok) The rules are quite simple. Each side chooses thirteen fighters, who will fight one-on-one to the death, and the winning side will be the one that achieves seven victories first. If the gods win Ragnarok, humanity's fate will be sealed and it will be extinguished. However, if humans win, they will gain the right to live for another 1000 years. Since Ragnarok is a battle between souls, those who die in the fighting have their souls destroyed and turned to ash, making it impossible to save or recover the soul. This prevents the cycle of reincarnation, therefore resulting in complete extinction. The fights take place in the Valhalla Arena.

The Valhalla Arena (ヴァルハラ闘技場, Varuhara Tōgi-ba) is where all the Ragnarok battles take place. The Valhalla Arena changes its appearance in almost every round of Ragnarok. Its exact size is unknown, and little is known about its composition. The Arena is located somewhere in the Realm of the Gods. It is divided into two sides: Humanity's and the Gods'. In each round, people associated with the participants can sit in the front rows of the arena. The arena can change to a different setting, for example, a city, a field, etc.