Thor

Kanji Thor Romaji Tōru

first appearance

First Sketches In the first sketches of Thor he shows a big difference in regards to the final design, in one of the sketches you can see that Thor had much shorter hair which he wore combed to the side, he used wristbands and did not cover his hands with the Járngreipr in addition to the fact that the lower part of his tunic was shorter. In his second preliminary sketch, this one resembles his final design more, presenting some slight differences since he had tattoos covering his neck, his hair was wavy and not straight, and his greaves and booties had quixotes.

appearance

Thor looks like a very tall young man with a muscular body, he has long reddish hair, his eyes have yellow irises while his sclera are completely black. Thor dresses in simple white tunics, a pair of belts with a golden buckle around his waist, as well as golden greaves and booties, and his hands were usually covered by his Járngreipr.

Race God Gender Male Age +4000 (Possible) Affiliation Gods Occupation God of thunder Family Odin (Father) Loki (Cousin) State Alive Arms Mjolnir Skills Electrokinesis

Equipment Powers and Abilities Thor is considered the "strongest Norse God" and the "Berserker of Thunder" due to his enormous strength and the fact that few have managed to survive his first attack. Godly Strength: Thor possesses devastating physical strength, allowing him to wield his hammer Mjölnir with ease, even holding it with one hand. Thor was also able to completely defeat an army of 66 Jötnar on his own, without any help, and was also 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 that they almost completely cover the entire arena of Valhalla, in addition to producing enough heat to slightly burn Lǚ Bù's skin.

Personality Similar to Lǚ Bù, 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 combat 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

total. Once many of the soldiers had already been devoured by the Jötnar, Thor appeared before them as the last line of defense, at first the giants laugh to see 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 pounces on Thor who faces them managing to exterminate them all without the help of any other god, however Thor found the whole thing very boring since none of the Jötnar represented a challenge for him. Four thousand years ago, Thor was present at 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 which was the destruction of the city of Thebes.

Thor (トール, Tōru?) is the Norse god of thunder, and is also considered the "strongest Norse god" and the wielder of the divine hammer Mjölnir. He was the winner of the first round of Ragnarök, where he defeated the representative of humanity Lǚ Bù.

Quotes (Towards Lü bu) "Damn it...it's a shame you're nothing more than a mere human." (After Mjölnir awakens) "Human...no, your name is Lü bu right? I have a request to make of you....don't die"

Curiosities Unlike his mythological counterpart, he survived his encounter with Jörmungandr. Thor makes his first appearance in the manga by killing an incubus and having a brief conversation with Brynhildr while in the anime this is completely omitted. In the anime Thor enters the Valhalla arena by teleporting directly into it, whereas in the manga he enters on foot. According to one of his first sketches, Thor is exactly two meters tall. In Norse mythology, Geirröðr was the name of a jötunn who was able to capture Loki and hold him captive for three months, in exchange for his release Geirröðr demands that Loki bring Thor without his magic belt and hammer to his castle, to which Loki ends up agreeing. While on the way to Geirröðr's castle, Thor and Loki stop at the home of the jötunn Gríðr, who warns Thor about Geirröðr's plan and equips him with a belt of strength, an iron gauntlet, and a staff called Grídarvöl. Once Thor reaches Geirröðr's castle, he is challenged by the giant who throws a red-hot piece of iron at him, but Thor is able to catch it with his iron gloves and while Geirröðr tries to hide behind a pillar, Thor throws the piece of iron through the column and ends up killing him.

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 where he begins to channel electricity from his hands into Mjölnir and then arches his back downwards to the point that it appears he is falling, Thor remains in this completely motionless position for a few seconds while he continues to imbue his Mjölnir with electricity until he releases a powerful hammer blow that contains 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 that Mjölnir be awake, 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 strength against his enemy, the third phase consists of when 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.

Council of the Gods As Thor walked towards the arena he encountered Brynhildr, Göll and an incubus. Noticing their presence Brynhildr kneels while the incubus laughs mockingly, the valkyrja replied that she did not bow to him but to the god who was behind, then Thor kills the incubus for blocking his path. Upon seeing Brynhildr, Thor questions her about her true purposes with Ragnarok but she tells him that she is not planning anything, it is then that Thor warns her that if she does not entertain him, he will personally kill her.

thirst

Thor's children in Norse mythology: 1. Magni: Son of Thor and the giantess Járnsaxa. He is known for his strength and bravery. 1. Móði: Son of Thor and the giantess Járnsaxa. He is also known for his strength and courage. 1. Thrud: Daughter of Thor and the goddess Sif. She is a Valkyrie and one of Thor's daughters. In some mythological texts, other sons of Thor are mentioned, but Magni and Móði are the most recognized. _Fate of the Sons of Thor:_ - During Ragnarök (the end of the world), Magni and Móði survive and inherit their father's hammer Mjolnir. - Thrud joins the Valkyries in choosing the warriors who will die in battle. _Symbols:_ - Thor's sons represent the continuity of their father's strength and power. - His survival during Ragnarök symbolizes renewal and rebirth.

Thor

Thor is the Norse god of thunder, storms, and protection in Scandinavian mythology. He is one of the most important gods in the Norse pantheon. *Characteristics and attributes:* - Son of Odin (main god) and Frigga (goddess of love and beauty) - Brother of Baldur (god of light and purity) - God of storm, thunder and rain - Protector of Asgard (the realm of the gods) and Midgard (the human world) - Wielder of the hammer Mjolnir, which can control the weather and electricity *Personality:* - Brave and strong - Protector and defender of the innocent - Proud and confident - Sometimes impulsive and temperamental *Role in Norse mythology:* - Fight giants and monsters to protect the gods and humans - Participate in the battle of Ragnarök (the end of the world) - Helps maintain the balance between order and chaos *Modern representations:* - In Marvel comics, Thor is a superhero and member of the Avengers. - In the TV series "Vikings", Thor is a god revered by the Vikings. - In popular culture, Thor is a symbol of strength and protection.