Thor/Plot

## Ragnarok

Gods' Council • First Round • Third Round • Fourth Round • Sixth Round • Seventh Round • Tenth Round

## Past

### Previous Feats

At some point in his life, Thor fought and killed the Jörmungandr using **Geirröd**, a move that he would never use again until the first round of Ragnarok.

### Saving Asgard

In ancient Asgard, the frost giants of Jötunheim launched an offensive attack, with an army larger than anything the Gods had seen before, to invade Asgard. For centuries, the warriors of Asgard had been overconfident, which meant that their battle experience had dwindled until their defenses had waned.

The giants trampled through numerous Asgardians, devouring them and wading through all of their futile attacks. Forseti watched in fear from the castle, trying to find a place to hide from the incoming assault. Thor appeared before him, and as the giants broke into the castle, he easily decimated all 66 invaders without much effort. The God of Thunder found the entire ordeal boring, as he single-handedly saved Asgard.

### 2000 B.C Council

Around 4000 years ago, Thor was present in the Gods' Council to decide the fate of Humanity. In the end, Humans were allowed to live but not without punishment.

## Ragnarok

### Gods' Council

Following the proclamation of Ragnarok, the challenge between Gods and Humans for the salvation of Humanity, Thor is included among the 13 fighters for the Gods. As Thor was making his way to the arena, he encountered Brunhilde, Göll, and Incubus. Brunhilde knelt down to Thor as Incubus mockingly wondered why as he laughed at her, preparing to have his way with her. Brunhilde responded that she wasn't bowing to him but rather the God behind him. Thor immediately killed Incubus for blocking his path as he looked at the Valkyries.

He asked a kneeling Brunhilde what she was up to, as Göll remained motionless in fear. Brunhilde dismissed Thor's question, saying she had no idea what he was talking about. The God of Thunder threatened her, saying that if she disappointed him, he'd kill her. He then walked away from the terrified duo.

### First Round

Thor later arrived in the arena as the first warrior to fight in Ragnarok as the Gods' vanguard against the vanguard of Humanity, Lü Bu. Initially, neither Lü Bu or Thor took each other seriously, so they simply walked towards each other with lowered weapons, not using any stance or footwork. They begun to clash with each other while realising that the foe before them, capable of withstanding their first strike, was the first in a very long time.

Lü Bu repeatedly attacked with his halberd (called Sky Piercer), but Thor kept blocking his attacks using Mjölnir. The two clashed again, finding themselves to be evenly matched. Thor then decided to get serious and performed **Thor's Hammer** to crush Lü Bu. The Flying General seemed to be crushed in the massive explosion and shockwave that followed. However, for the first time in history, the Humans fought back. Lü Bu countered the attack with one of his own, slashing Thor and creating a huge gash across his chest.

He laughed maniacally and complimented Thor's strength, but the God of Thunder responded by smiling back, saying that Lü Bu's strength was wasted on a Human. They continued their exchange of attacks, both enjoying a fight with a worthy opponent. Thor and the rest of the Gods had realized that Lü Bu had performed a Völundr. Lü Bu expressed his sheer happiness about the battle, saying that it didn't get any better than fighting an immortal enemy with an unbreakable weapon.

He clashed his Sky Piercer with Thor's supposedly unbreakable Járngreipr gloves, destroying his right glove with a single attack, owing to Randgriz's special ability: the ability to break any shield. As Thor dropped his hammer, Lü Bu used this opportunity to inflict more wounds on the Norse God, who was only able to dodge his rapid assault. Thor was struggling to keep up, now that he was disarmed. However, Lü Bu stopped when Mjölnir started pulsating and melting the arena floor.

Thor then threw away his left glove and proceeded to grab the awakened Mjölnir to continue the fight, Lü Bu allowing him to do so. Mjölnir formed veins as it became larger, the pulsating intensifying. The God of Thunder lifted his hammer with one hand, his Járngreipr gloves being protection not for himself, but his hammer. He commented on his hammer finally waking up, calling it sleepy as he prepared to continue the fight. Thor, addressing Lü Bu by name from this point on, asked him to not die from his next attack, and started to fight seriously.

Thor then hurled his hammer at Lü Bu. The Flying General bent over backwards to avoid the attack, the hammer barely grazing his chest as it flew towards the audience. Humanity's first fighter tried to close the distance, but before he could attack, the hammer came flying back towards him. Lü Bu jammed his Sky Piercer into Mjölnir, using the hammer's rotation to sidestep the assault. Thor then caught the hammer and performed **Geirröd**.

Lü Bu successfully blocked the attack, but the sheer impact of the move broke his legs. The General struggled to stay standing, but eventually fell to his knees. Just as Thor was about to finish him off, Red Hare came to his rescue. Lü Bu then got to his feet, standing on his snapped legs, much to Thor's joy. He mounted Red Hare, it was now an extension of him. The strongest warrior then charged at Thor, grasping the very tip of his Sky Piercer, preparing to use his ultimate move: **Sky Eater**, a blow so powerful it could split the sky itself.

An excited Thor threw his hammer yet again, using the momentum to catch it and use his own ultimate attack: **Awakened Thunder Hammer**. The two fighters instinctively realised that this would be the most powerful blows they'd ever dealt in their lives. The two attacks clashed, creating an explosion so enormous it completely cleared Valhalla's cloudy skies. As the dust settled, Lü Bu's halberd fragmented into dust, resulting in Randgriz's death and undoing of the Völundr.

Lü Bu had lost his left arm, his right leg and his right arm was dangling from his shoulder. The Flying General bit off his now useless right arm and threw it away. Happy and content that he'd given it his all, he made Red Hare charge at Thor in a futile effort, a wide grin on his face. Thor gave him one last smile as a show of respect before destroying his head with a swing of his hammer, winning the first Round for the Gods. He wiped off what was left of Lü Bu's face from his hammer.

As Thor prepared to leave, Red Hare stopped him, tears in its eyes. Chen Gong and the rest of Lü Bu's army had invaded the field.

Lü Bu's death meant that they no longer had purpose, and so decided to follow Lü Bu into death. Despite Heimdall's increasingly desperate protests, they charged at Thor, who gave a resigned smile, and decided to kill them in Lü Bu's name, destroying the entire army with one swing of Mjölnir as tribute to his now friend and comrade-at-arms. Red Hare, Chen Gong and the rest of his army along with Randgriz disintegrated into nothingness around a grim Thor, now utterly erased from existence.

### Third Round

Thor was resting after his fight against Lü Bu as he watched how Poseidon was killed by Kojiro Sasaki.

### Fourth Round

***The following events happened only in the anime.***

Thor appears watching the start of the 4th Round from the distance.

***Concludes only anime section.***

### Sixth Round

He was at his room, watching the live stream of Ragnarok as he smiled upon seeing Buddha betray the Gods to become Humanity's sixth representative for the sixth Round.

### Seventh Round

Thor watched in his room the end of the Seventh Round. He seemed shocked when Qin Shi Huang killed Hades.