Thor (Witches of Midgard-verse)

Occupation: | * Protector of the humans and the Gods
* Traveler
 * Járngreipr
* Megingjörð
* Mjölnir

**Thor** was Norse Aesir God of Thunder, Lightning, Storms, Wrestling, Strength and the Champion of the Aesir set to appear in *Little Witch Academia: Witches of Midgard*.

## Personality and Character

The hot-headed yet jovial Thor was born to the Æsir Odin and the Jötunn Jörð aka. Fjörgyn. A paragon of strength and masculine virility, he was the God of Thunder, Lightning, Storms, Weather, Sky, sacred groves and trees, strength, the protection of mankind and also hallowing and fertility. His signature weapon is Mjölnir, forged by dvergar brothers Brok and Sindri specifically as both perfect weapon and instrument through which he channeled his divine magic since weapons before it either lost or broken due to unable to withstand his godly might.

As one of the mightiest Gods in Norse mythology and the fiercest of warriors, Thor commanded the weather and the forces of nature, fought the enemies of civilization and represented law and order. Among the Gods, he was known for his bravery, strength, healing powers and righteousness. Those who knew him at personal level would notice that the Thunder God was much gentler and wiser than he let on. Though he took in Þjálfi and Röskva as servants in response of the former ate the femur of one of his beloved Asgardian goats resulting its resurrected form's disability, Thor grew to care with mortal siblings, showing the former the way how his brethren fought, letting the latter learning magic from both Freyja and Frigga, and ultimately returned them to their family when Ragnarök drew near. The Thunder God also nurtured and guided Storm Weasels, a race of evolved mustelidae from Jötunheim he unwittingly created when he excessively unleashed his magic against his foes during one of his many battles at the home realm of Jötnar not unlike how his father and uncles did the same to dvergar they evolved from maggots that gnawed upon Ymir's corpse. Even though he tricked the dwarf Alvíss into staying up all night until the sun turned him to stone because he coerced his daughter Þrúðr to marry him against their wishes, the Thunder God nevertheless respected him for his tenacity. Lastly, with aid of Brok and Sindri, Thor implemented a mechanism in Mjölnir which allowed it to split into separate weapons thus allowing his two sons and successors Magni and Modi to share its powers evenly, though it was ultimately his reincarnation Hendrik who unveiled it to half-brothers decades after his death.

When the news of nine witches blessed by the cosmic tree Yggdrasil itself doing their respective part in ensuring humanity's survival throughout Fimbulwinter reached Asgard, Thor, Magni, and Modi were dispatched to secure an alliance with them. Though the Thunder God easily befriended Beatrix Cavendish, the same cannot be said regarding Woodward; outraged by Woodward's indifference to both destruction she left behind in her pursuit of vengeance against Irish raiders who took everything she cherished when she was a child and greater purpose of her gift, Thor stepped in to put the former in her place only to find himself battling the would-be member of Nine Olde Witches despite Beatrix and his sons' protests. It took Odin breaking up the fight between both, though the damage had been done; the clash against its unexpected equivalent Claiomh Solais cracked Mjölnir, resulting it splintered into fragments that spread across Nine Realms when its owner and his destined nemesis Jörmungandr delivered their respective killing blow against one another. Magni and Modi were left immensely bitter and resentful for the trouble Woodward caused to them and their late father, as half-brothers duo found themselves forced to spend next decades recovering splintered fragments of the supernatural one-handed war-hammer and worse, three of them fell into the hands of Wrath of Thor whom they criticized for their questionable methods during the band's participation in Thapoli-Naglfar War.

Prior to his destined death, Thor joined his fellow Gods of Asgard in discussing a ritual that supposedly allowed them to reincarnate their souls into mortals in distant future. Moved by Odin's confession where he originally devised it to avert his own destined death until his growing compassion toward mortals thanks to Thor and Baldur inspired him to use it in a bid to assist them in a great crisis he foresaw to occur not long after the day of the unsealing of Grand Triskellion instead, Thor and his fellow Gods join him to do the same. By 11th century — mere decades after his death — the Thunder God reincarnated as Hendrik.

### Skills & Abilities

* **Æsir-Jötunn Physiology**:
	+ **Supernatural Strength**:
	+ **Supernatural Durability**:
	+ **Supernatural Mobility**:
	+ **Supernatural Reflexes**:
	+ **Immortality**:
* **Magic/Mystical Abilities**:
	+ **Weather Manipulation**:
		- **Lightning Manipulation**:
	+ **Blessing Manipulation**:
	+ **Earth Manipulation**:
* **Divine Combatant**:
	+ **Master Martial Artist**:
	+ **Hammer Mastery**:
	+ **Staff Mastery**: