Thor of the Aesir is a god of the Norse Pantheon, the god of war, thunder, and strength, and he wields the mighty hammer Mjollnir.
History[]
In Season of Mists, he accompanied Odin and Loki to the Dreaming in order to petition for the Key to Hell. When they were met with a closed gate, he was not pleased: "If you do not open this fartsucking door, then my hammer Mjollnir will smash it into toothpicks! I am the mighty Thor!"
Within Dream's castle, he was an honored guest, along with all the other petitioners for the Key. He apparently propositioned Bast, and was badly scratched for his troubles.
Upon the Norse contingent's departure, he beat Loki unconscious when he seemed reluctant to leave the Dreaming; "I've been wanting to do that for twelve hundred years.", unaware it was the Japanese god Susano-O-No-Mikoto attempting to warn the Norse of Loki's deception.
Appearance[]
Thor is an unproportionate mountain of muscle, with almost no body fat whatsoever. He's around 9 feet tall, red haired, and red bearded. He has grey eyes that turn white when he is intoxicated or angry. He wears a leather vest, loincloth, boots, and a flimsy leather belt with an iron buckle.
Personality[]
Thor is described, frequently, as a drunken lout, and this is on full display. Thor is impatient, where he can't go anywhere without drinking enough ale to kill a human or getting into a fight with anyone who looks at him funny.
Relationships[]
Thor is the son of Odin All-father, and unwanted cousin of Loki. He either is or was in a relationship with Sif.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Immortality: As an Aesir god, Thor does not age and is immune to disease and mortal injury, unless killed by divine means.
- Superhuman Durability: Thor possesses a divine resilience that allows him to withstand powerful magical and physical attacks. His Asgardian physiology grants him near-invulnerability to injury, aging, and disease
- Superhuman Stamina: As a god, Thor can operate at peak capacity for extended periods without fatigue, especially during combat or travel between realms.
- Superhuman Strength[1]: Thor exhibits immense strength, able to crush foes and shatter obstacles. His strength is considered among the greatest of the gods, rivaled only by beings like Odin or the Endless themselves.
- Superhuman Reflexes: His divine reflexes enable him to react to threats with incredible speed and precision, dodging or deflecting attacks from magical or physical sources.
- Elemental Control : Thor holds command over the elemental forces, especially those related to storms and the sky, reflecting his role as a Norse god of thunder.
- Weather Manipulation: He can summon and control weather phenomena thunderstorms, heavy winds, and rain—with a gesture or through his weapon. This ability often precedes his arrival or is used in battle.
- Electrokinesis: Thor can generate, absorb, and manipulate electricity. He channels this power primarily through his hammer, projecting powerful lightning strikes against his enemies.
Abilities[]
- Advanced Hand-to-Hand Combat
- Weaponry
Trivia[]
- This Thor is one of the few versions of the god created by Neil Gaiman of that is still alive.