Thor (Isu)

## Thor

God of Thunder, Lightning, Storms, Strength, Consecration, Sky, War, and Hallowing

## Identity, Naming & Whereabouts

### Nickname(s) (English)

* Sweaty Bawbag (by Mimir)
* Biggest Butchering Bastard in the Nine Realms (by Mimir)
* Big Idiot (by Brok)
* Fat Dobber (by Mimir)
* Thunder Lummox (by Mimir)
* Father (by Magni, Modi & Thrúd)
* Fool (by Kratos)
* Idiot (by Atreus)
* Destroyer (by himself)
* Stealthy Side of Beef (by Odin)
* Fat Drunken Utter Piece of Trash (by Axel)
* Brother (by his brothers)
* Honey (by Sif)
* Dad (by Thrúd)

## Characteristic Overview

### Species

* 1/2 Jötunn Template:C
* 1/2 Isu God Template:C

## Personal Status

### Fate

Stabbed in the chest by Odin (Believed to )

### Relative(s)

* Ymir (great-great-grandfather) †
* Auðumbla (great-great-grandmother) †
* Bergelmir (maternal ancestor) †
* Bergelmir (maternal ancestor) †
* Nal (maternal ancestor) †
* Búri (great-grandfather)
* Borr (grandfather)
* Bestla (grandmother)
* Odin (father) †
* Fjörgyn (mother) †
* Freyja (former step-mother)
* Vé (uncle)
* Vili (uncle)
* Týr (half-brother)
* Heimdall (half-brother) †
* Baldur (half-brother) †
* Nanna (sister-in-law)
* Járnsaxa (former wife)
* Sif (wife)
* Magni (son) †
* Modi (son) †
* Havi (son)
* Ullr (step-son)
* Thrúd (daughter)
* Astrid (nephew)
* Forseti (nephew)

## Portrayals

### Voiced By (Foreign)

Example

**Thor**, is both a fictional character and deuteragonist of the *HCoW* series created by Jade Raymond and Kaname Fujioka. He was an Isu, who was later revered as the Æsir god of lightning and thunder in Norse and Germanic mythology.

Head of a family of strong warriors, he was also the Champion of the Æsir, which gave him the title "**Lord of Storms**". Mimir tells stories of occasions of Thor's tense relationship with his son and regarded Thor as a brutal butcher.

First born of Odin, he was grown up in a violent environment and was raised in fear and obedience of the All-Father, who destined him to become the figurehead of the Æsir family as well as his primary enforcer in all of Asgard.

In the wake of the creation of the legendary Isu artifact capable of generating weaponized electricity, he made a name for himself for the infamous genocide he committed across the Nine Realms against the race he hated so much.

Hatred of the Giants was instilled in him, yet another part of Odin's plan to break his son's spirit and make it more malleable. Following his mother's death, Thor progressively rejected his maternal heritage and fully embraced his destiny.

In the wake of the creation of the legendary Mjölnir, the half-giant-half-God Thor made a name for himself for the infamous genocide he committed across the Nine Realms against the Jötnar, a race he hated with a passion. This hatred reached its climax when the Aesir confronted the gigantic Jörmungandr in Midgard in a brutal slugging match. Destined to kill the World Serpent during Ragnarök, Thor was widely considered as the most powerful of Odin's sons and the infamous symbol of the Aesir's rampage. Serving as Odin's right-hand and primary henchmen, he was typically sent as the All-Father's envoy when intimidation was required.

The son of Odin and Freyja, and husband of Sif, he was a member of Æsir from Asgard and the wielder of the Mjölnir, an Isu artifact capable of generating weaponized electricity.

In Norse mythology, he was the archrival of Jörmungandr, the giant serpent that encircled Midgard whom he was fated to be mortally wounded by its venom-infused last breath just after killing it during Ragnarök.

"*Was it LUCK? Did only two of my sons die to blind, FUCKING luck? DUMBASS. You think you can come here, become a daddy, get a clean slate? That ain't how it works. You're a DESTROYER, like me.*"

—Thor.

## Appearance & Biography

*Voice Actor*: Travis Willingham (English), Takase Umitsu (Japanese), Not Known (Arabic), Not Known (Basque), Not Known (Brazilian), Not Known (Cantonese), Not Known (Catalan), Not Known (Chinese), Not Known (Croatian), Not Known (Danish), Not Known (Dutch), Not Known (Finnish), Not Known (Filipino), Not Known (French), Not Known (Galician), Not Known (German), Not Known (Greek), Not Known (Hebrew), Not Known (Hong Kong), Not Known (Hungarian), Not Known (Indonesian), Not Known (Italian), Not Known (Korean), Not Known (Mandarin), Not Known (Norwegian), Not Known (Polish), Not Known (Portuguese), Not Known (Romanian), Not Known (Russian), Not Known (Serbian), Roberto Encinas (Spanish), Not Known (Swedish), Not Known (Tagalog), Not Known (Thai), Not Known (Valencian), Not Known (Ukrainian), Not Known (Brazilian Portuguese), Not Known (Canadian French), Not Known (European Spanish), Not Known (European Portuguese), Not Known (Latin American Spanish), Not Known (Latin Spanish), Not Known (Spain-Spanish)

### Appearance

* Hair Color: Brownish Blode
* Skin Color: Not Known
* Eye Color: Gray
* Age: Not Known
* Birthday: Not Known
* Height: Not Known
* Weight: Not Known

## Abilities and Powers

### Physical Abilities

* **Master Combatant**: As the mightiest warrior of Asgard, Thor is an extremely skilled combatant with hundreds of years' worth of training and experience, as he single-handedly killed almost every titan who fought in the Grat War and many other powerful beings. Thor, alongside Odin, is capable of defeating Surtr, the strongest Fire Titan and immensely exceptional combatant, during Ragnarök. Mimir stated that due to Thor's own incredible fighting prowess, even Kratos, who Mimir describes as being the most proficient killer he's ever known, is uncertain to defeat him in battle.
	+ **Hammer Mastery**: Thor is incredibly skilled in using his hammer Mjölnir, which he uses to wipe out nearly all Titans in the Grat War.

### Equipment

* **Megingjörð**: A belt that doubles Thor's already tremendous strength.
* **Járngreipr**: A pair of gauntlets that allows Thor to handle Mjölnir's power.

### Weapons

* **Mjölnir**: Forged by Brok and Sindri in the Great War, this special one-handed Isu hammer is Thor's weapon of choice when killing giants and other foes. In Norse mythology, it is said that when thrown, Mjölnir always hits its target and returns to the wielder's hand and that it is capable of crushing mountains in a single blow. It is also described as a "superweapon" by Mimir and as such is one of the most powerful weapons in all of the Nine Realms. The only weapons capable of opposing its immense power are ones that were also made in the Great War as well, like the Blade of Olympus, the Leviathan Axe, Poseidon's Trident, Surtr's Sword, and possibly the Blades of Chaos.

## History

### Past

Thor was born to Odin, king of Asgard, and the giantess, Fjörgyn. He is also younger half-brother of Týr and older half-brother of Heimdall and Baldur. At some point in his life, he would marry Sif and sire two sons and a daughter with her. Thor also had another eldest son, Magni, whom Thor was conceived with Járnsaxa.

Odin commissioned Brok and Sindri to build a powerful weapon, Mjölnir, for Thor to use to protect Asgard. Both dwarven brothers would come to bitterly regret making the hammer many years later. At some point, Odin invited the stone giant, Hrungnir, to Asgard. After getting drunk on mead, Hrungnir was goaded by Odin into making all manner of boasts and antics, all for the amusement of the court.

When Thor arrived at the hall, he was unamused by the drunken giant's threats, and proceeds to slam Mjölnir so hard on Hrungnir's head that it smashed to pieces, with chunks of rock ended up lodged in Thor‘s head. Startled by the faceful of rock, he didn't notice Hrungnir’s body falling on top of him. None of the Aesir in the hall were strong enough even to budge the corpse off him.

Thor’s sons, Magni, Modi and Havi, who at the time were no bigger than shrubs, would come to their father’s aid and managed to lift Hrungnir’s body off him while no one, except for Mimir, was looking. Magni would get all the praise from Thor for being blonder, while Havi and Modi became bitter and resentful towards their brother for not getting any credit for their involvement.

After Odin was forced to flee Jötunheim when the Giants discovered him trying to steal their secret knowledge of the future, he furiously ordered Thor to use Mjölnir to slaughter every giant in Midgard that he could find. By the time of Laufey's death, Thor had already slaughtered most of the Giants in Midgard (with the exception of Jörmungandr) and earned a fearful reputation as the strongest Norse God in all the Nine Realms.

At some point in Vanaheim, a drunken Thor had fought with Laufey, contributing to the destruction of the valley they tore apart along with the many lives killed there. Both of them were evenly matched and the fight ended in a stalemate and the creation of a frozen lightning bolt.

When the giant Thamur went to Midgard in order to search for his son, Hrimthur, Thor appeared and killed the stonemason by causing him to fall on his own chisel and Thamur's gigantic body crushed a fishing village that worshiped the Vanir God Njörd. Thor would always act like he planned to make the Giant fall onto the village and destroy it, although Mimir states that it was simply just a case of luck and called the God of Thunder as the "sweaty bawbag".

Following the murder, Odin entered a bet with Hrimthur, who had disguised himself as a mortal, to improve the walls of Asgard within a near-impossible span of time. Odin lost the bet and sent Thor to kill Hrimthur when he discovered stonemasons true nature as a Jötunn. Unbeknownst to Odin, Hrimthur had placed a weakness in the walls and entrusted the secret of his deception only to Freya for the preparation for Ragnarök when Surtr would arrive and burn Asgard to ash.

The giant king Thrym once stole Mjölnir and ran off with it to Jötunheim, while Thor (Mimir describe him as the "thunder lummox") was sleeping. Thor then snuck into Jötunheim with Freya into the wedding feast between her and Thrym. When The Giant King revealed Mjölnir during the ceremony, Thor revealed himself, took back his hammer and began slaughtering every Giant present for the festivities, including Thrym by smashing his skull.

That is until Freya cast a spell to return Thor and herself back to Asgard, which caused him to hold some form of disdain against her as he was also ordered by Odin to establish a foothold in the realm. Thor also still trusted his brother Baldur completely, despite the fact that the God of Light had lost his sanity long ago in the eyes of the other Aesir and was regarded as dangerously unhinged.

At some point in his life, Thor in one of his many drunken rages, murdered the Vanir poet Kvasir, most likely due to him not understanding the "depth" of his poems, showing another example of his aversion to thinking too hard about anything and probably feeling that not understanding it made him look like an idiot which further enraged him.

## External links

* Thor *Wikipedia*
* Thor *Assassin's Creed Wiki*
* Thor *God of War Wiki*
* Thor *Heroes Wiki*
* Thor *Myths and Folklore Wiki*
* Thor *Tomb Raider Wiki*
* Thor *Villains Wiki*