Thor

"My ―Thor to Thor Odinson is the Upon being welcomed back to Thor helped the During his stay on Earth, Thor helped the Avengers to locate Loki's To aid in both pursuing his brother and finding his father to return peace to Asgard, Thor sought help from As they were en route to Earth, Following Thanos' death, Thor left the Avengers and relocated to Thunder, who set off upon adventures as protectors of other aliens across the universe. Contents • 1 Biography • 1.1 Early Life • 1.1.1 Riding into Battle • 1.1.2 Youth with Loki • 1.1.3 Loki's Snake and Frog Tricks • 1.1.4 Raised to be King • 1.1.5 Becoming Nordic Legend • 1.1.6 Virtue Challenge • 1.1.7 Warrior • 1.1.8 Winning a Bet • 1.2 Loki's Schemes • 1.2.1 Delayed Coronation • 1.2.2 Recruiting the Warriors Three • 1.2.3 Attack on Jotunheim • 1.2.4 Banished to Earth • 1.2.5 Treated in Hospital • 1.2.6 Misunderstandings • 1.2.7 Unworthy of Power • 1.3 Learning Humility • 1.3.1 Captured by S.H.I.E.L.D. • 1.3.2 Bonding with Jane Foster • 1.3.3 Reunion with Warriors • 1.3.4 Battle of Puente Antiguo • 1.3.5 Return to Strength • 1.3.6 Fighting Loki • 1.3.7 Reflecting on the Future • 1.4 Chitauri Invasion • 1.4.1 Returning to Earth • 1.4.2 Confronted by Iron Man • 1.4.3 Working with S.H.I.E.L.D. • 1.4.4 Avengers Argument • 1.4.5 Attack on the Helicarrier • 1.4.6 Confronting Loki • 1.4.7 Battle of New York • 1.4.8 Closing the Portal • 1.4.9 Returning to Asgard • 1.5 War of the Nine Realms • 1.5.1 Search for the Crown of Fools • 1.5....

Sweet child of mine! Thor: Love and Thunder shows there’s life after Ragnarok, and all’s fair in Love and Thor. And this time around, the Odinson and Stormbreaker are joined by a Mjolnir-wielding Dr. Jane Foster, a.k.a. the Mighty Thor. Directed by Taika Waititi, the God of Thunder’s fourth solo film pits both Thors against a Gorr, who literally has “God Butcher” as his job title. What could go wrong? So let’s break it all down – how Thor: Love and Thunder ends, what the deal is with those end-credits and mid-credits scenes, and all the Easter eggs that we found… And when you're done here, read our Thor: Love and Thunder Ending Explained Here’s the plot of the film in a nutshell: Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) returns as the Mighty Thor thanks to Mjolnir, which is also back in action. Thor (Chris Hemsworth) gets his groove back, loses all that Endgame weight, and ditches the Asgardians of the Galaxy so they can go close out their trilogy. Gorr the God Butcher kidnaps a bunch of kids from New Asgard to draw Thor and Stormbreaker into a trap, so Thor, Mighty Thor, and King Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson) team up to get the kids back. This leads them to the Easter egg-filled Omnipotence City, where Thor throws Zeus’ (Russell Crowe) own lightning bolt through his chest. The Thors make it to the Shadow Realm to fight Gorr, but not before he reaches the wish-granting Eternity and brings his dead daughter back to life (before dying himself). Jane also dies, sacrificing herself to stop G...

• • • • Significant other Children Love (adopted) Origin Asgard Thor Odinson, known sometimes by his title as the God of Thunder, is a fictional character portrayed by As of 2022 Thor films have been among the less well-received films in the MCU, Thor: Ragnarok, with its substantial reinvention of the character, has been held up as one of the best MCU films and often credited as revitalizing Thor and his storyline, and the reception of his character has become much more favorable. Concept, creation, and characterization [ ] Thor debuted as a Marvel Comics Thor comic book, agreed to write the script in April 2006, and the project moved to James Bond franchise. In May 2009, Chris Hemsworth was in negotiations to portray the title role after a back-and-forth process in which the 25-year-old actor was refused early on, then given a second chance to read for the part. Hemsworth's brother, Thor that I started lifting weights, it was all pretty new to me." Characterization [ ] Regarding his take on the character, Hemsworth said, "We just kept trying to humanize it all, and keep it very real. Look into all the research about the comic books that we could, but also bring it back to 'Who is this guy as a person, and what's his relationship with people in the individual scenes? '" For The Avengers, Hemsworth said that he was able to maintain the strength he built up for Thor by increasing his food intake, consisting of chicken breasts, fish, steak, and eggs every day. When asked exac...

As the son of Odin, king of the Norse gods, Thor will soon inherit the throne of Asgard from his aging father. However, on the day that he is to be crowned, Thor reacts with brutality when the gods' enemies, the Frost Giants, enter the palace in violation of their treaty. As punishment, Odin banishes Thor to Earth. While Loki, Thor's brother, plots mischief in Asgard, Thor, now stripped of his powers, faces his greatest threat. Celebrating the Legacy of Thor, God of Thunder! Over 50 years ago, the Mighty Thunderer first wielded the hammer of Mjolnir…and became the worthy Thor! Now we’re breaking down the Norse God’s entire history…in 699 issues! Get all caught up before reading Mighty Thor #700, where Thor, Jane Foster faces Ultimate Judgement as told by Jason Aaron and an all-star cast of artists! Explore

Contents • 1 History • 1.1 Ragnarok Cycle • 1.2 Early Life • 1.2.1 Loki • 1.2.2 Mjolnir • 1.2.3 Sif • 1.2.4 9th Century AD • 1.2.5 Siegfried • 1.2.6 11th Century AD • 1.3 20th Century • 1.3.1 World War II • 1.3.2 Post-World War II • 1.4 Modern Age • 1.4.1 Founding the Avengers • 1.4.2 Beta Ray Bill • 1.4.3 Declining Rulership • 1.4.4 Eric Masterson • 1.4.5 Identity Crisis • 1.4.6 Heroes Reborn • 1.4.7 Jake Olson • 1.4.8 Dark War • 1.4.9 King Thor • 1.4.10 Final Ragnarok • 1.4.11 Thor's Return • 1.4.12 Secret Invasion • 1.4.13 Bor, First King of Asgard • 1.4.14 Latverian Prometheus • 1.4.15 The Siege • 1.4.16 Loki's Rebirth and Odin's Revival • 1.4.17 Fear Itself • 1.4.18 The Mighty Tanarus • 1.4.19 Gorr the God Butcher • 1.4.20 Accursed • 1.4.21 Worthy No More • 1.4.22 War of the Realms • 1.4.23 Battle of the Black Winter • 1.4.24 Prey • 1.4.25 Shaken Throne • 1.4.26 Banner of War • 2 Personality • 2.1 Relationships • 3 Attributes • 3.1 Powers • 3.2 Abilities • 3.3 Weaknesses • 4 Paraphernalia • 4.1 Equipment • 4.2 Weapons • 4.3 Transportation • 5 Trivia • 6 See Also • 7 Links and References • 7.1 References History This is an abridged version of Thor Odinson's history. For a complete history see The Birth of Thor Thor is the blood-son of Ragnarok Cycle [ ] The Early Life [ ] Loki [ ] The young Thor was raised alongside Mjolnir [ ] For example, when Thor was eight, Odin sent him to Sif [ ] Thor became Asgard's greatest warrior. Before Thor was twenty, he had fallen in love...

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Marvel Studios’ “Thor: Love and Thunder” finds the God of Thunder on a journey unlike anything he’s ever faced—one of self-discovery. But his efforts are interrupted by a galactic killer known as Gorr the God Butcher, who seeks the extinction of the gods. To combat the threat, Thor enlists the help of King Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster, who—to Thor’s surprise—inexplicably wields his magical hammer, Mjolnir, as the Mighty Thor.