Magni and modi

Name Magni

TITLE(S) God of Force God of Brutality God of Might God of Physical Strength God of Survival God of Brotherhood God of Family God of Family Loyalty Son of Thor ALIAS Magni Thorson Thor's Favorite Son (by Mimir)

BIRTHPLACE Gladsheim, Asgard

LOCATION Helheim or Valhalla Gladsheim, Asgard (formerly) CITIZENSHIP RuneAsgard Asgardian NATIONALITY Norse STATUS Alive PHYSICAL INFORMATION RACE(S) 1/3 God 2/3 Jötunn ETHNICITY Cacausian (Scandinavian) GENDER Male HEIGHT 241 cm (7'11")

SKIN COLOUR White (Fair) RELATIONSHIP INFORMATION FAMILY Ymir (great-great-great-grandfather) † Auðumbla (great-great-great-grandmother) † Búri (great-great-grandfather) † Borr (great-grandfather) † Bestla (great-grandmother) † Annar (great-grandfather) † Nótt (great-grandmother) † Odin (grandfather) † Fjörgyn (grandmother) † Vili (great-uncle) † Vé (great-uncle) † Thor (father) † Járnsaxa (mother) † Sif (step-mother) Baldur (uncle) † Modi (half-brother) † Thrúd (half-sister) Forseti (cousin) LOYALTIES Odin Aesir Asgard Thor Baldur Modi

Magni (Old Norse: Mágni, Nordic: ᛗᚨᚷᚾᛁ), also known as Magni Thorson (Translation: Magni, son of Thor), was the eldest son of Thor and Járnsaxa as well as grandson of Odin and Fjörgyn, nephew of Baldur, older half-brother of Modi and Thrúd.

Magni is the elder son of Thor. He had a huge sword, could use the power of lightning, and was really mean.

Norse Mythology In Norse mythology, Magni is the prodigious son of the Aesir god Thor and his lover, the jötunn Járnsaxa. Through his father he is the elder half-brother of Móði (referred to in game as "Modi") and Þrúðr (referred to in dialogue as "Thrud"), and through his mother is the half-brother of Heimdallr.

According to the third poem of the Poetic Edda, Vafþrúðnismál, both Magni and Modi will survive Ragnarök, inheriting their father's legendary hammer, Mjölnir.

In Snorri Sturluson's book Skáldskaparmál (a second part to the Prose Edda), three year-old Magni is said to be the only Aesir god strong enough to lift the jötunn Hrungnir's leg off of Thor. As a reward for his strength, Hrungnir's horse Gullfaxi is gifted to Magni by Thor.

Appearance Magni is depicted as incredibly tall and extremely muscular with icy blue eyes and long blond hair. His body is covered in scars from previous battles, as well as several tattoos of Norse runes which cover his chest, back, and his face. His hair was tied into four separate braids, his longest braid had multiple hair rings and jewelry attached at the end, as for his beard it was tied into two smaller braids. Magni wears brown leather pants secured by an armored loincloth with added belly armor, held together by a leather belt attached to a decorative piece of blue armor, multiple pieces of the armor have a specific design depicting two horses, while most of his upper body is exposed. He also wears two blue bracelets on his left lower forearms, a blue guard on his right arm, and a second guard around his right bicep. In terms of shoes, he wears brown leather boots with minimal stitching

Like his fellow Aesir, Magni was arrogant, sadistic, and bloodthirsty, as seen when he makes threats to Mimir after refusing to help the trio find Kratos and Atreus. Magni seems to specifically enjoy battle, showcased in his pleased reaction after Kratos naturally refuses to surrender. In short, he does not care what Odin wants from the Spartan and his son, solely desiring a worthy opponent to fight.

While he and his brother tended to bicker, Magni, in particular, seemed irritated by his brother's brashness. Regardless, the two were still close to a point, and together in battle, the duo was a formidable force. Both brothers also had a reputation of apparently low intelligence, as they were constantly called idiots/fools by a number of characters, such as Baldur, Mimir, Kratos, Sindri, the latter who referred to them as "Thor's idiot sons" and Brok who called Magni a loudmouth. Mimir states that they would do anything their uncle put them up to.

Out of the two of them, Magni was the one who appeared to be the smartest, or at the very least, the less impulsive and immature. Also unlike Modi, who expressed skepticism towards trusting Baldur given the latter's sanity, Magni was willing to oblige his uncle's orders due to Thor's own trust in him. He also smelled Sindri's scent which led to him telling Modi to find him as well. However, Magni's weakness was his boastful confidence. He believed he could easily defeat Kratos and his son, taunting them all the while, eventually leading to his downfall. Regardless, he takes the battle more seriously, considering Kratos and his son as a "challenge" maybe as some degree of respect to Kratos’ power; comparable to Modi, who shrugged off Magni's comment and referred to Kratos and his son as "an old man" and a "stillborn lamb."

Magni also appeared to demonstrate some twisted sense of honor as he was willing to give Kratos and Atreus a chance to surrender without a fight but was perfectly (even preferably) willing to fight them when they refused. He also showed blatant disgust at his brother after Modi asked if he could keep Atreus to himself, suggesting that, unlike his brother and uncle, there were limits to how far he was willing to go in his depravity. This is also seen as Kratos tells Atreus to go out from their fight, understanding his effort and worrying about his son but still left him to Modi.

Another notable factor that motivates Magni, much like his brother although to a lesser degree, is to please his legendary father and prove himself worthy to inherit Mjölnir. Thor himself favored his eldest son,

Powers & Abilities As Thor's firstborn and strongest child, Magni was a very powerful Norse God, though only regarded as a minor Aesir by Mimir. As such, he is still surpassed by his grandfather Odin, father Thor and uncle Baldur.

(Powers) Superhuman Strength: Magni has incredible godly strength, far surpassing that of any mortal or monster. Even as a child, he was able to flip a Giant together with his brother. He is also strong enough to snap the neck of an Ogre with his bare hands and cast its corpse aside effortlessly, before contending with Kratos himself, although the latter eventually proved stronger and managed to kill him in the end.

Superhuman Durability: Magni is incredibly durable, taking extreme punishment from Kratos and Atreus' attacks head-on without dodging or even blocking. He could also survive falls from great heights.

Superhuman Speed: As a demigod, Magni's speed surpasses that of any mortal and monster. He was capable of keeping up with Kratos for some time, but he was ultimately not as fast, and this ultimately proved to be his undoing.

Electrokinesis: As a son of Thor, Magni is able to generate electricity and lightning, sending powerful electrical shocks through his sword and others on contact.

Master Combatant: Magni was a highly skilled combatant with extensive training and experiences, proven by the many scars on his body. .

Sword Mastery: Magni has been shown to be very skilled with his cyclonic blade, despite him usually using a reverse grip style. He can also further enhance the sword with his lightning to deal more damage to his opponent.

Weapons Cyclonic Blade: Magni carries a huge broadsword hardened by cyclonic thunder. This sword allows Magni to summon a "Snowblind" together with his brother, Modi; and can also act as a channel for the demigod's thunder and lightning abilities. He mostly uses a reverse grip style when fighting with his sword.

Name Modi TITLE(S) God of Courage God of Wrath God of Strength God of the Fearless God of Survival God of Brotherhood God of Berserkers Son of Thor ALIAS Modi Thorson

BIRTHPLACE Gladsheim, Asgard

LOCATION Helheim or Valhalla Gladsheim, Asgard (formerly) CITIZENSHIP RuneAsgard Asgardian NATIONALITY Norse STATUS Alive PHYSICAL INFORMATION RACE(S) 3/4 God 1/4 Jötunn ETHNICITY Cacausian (Scandinavian) GENDER Male HEIGHT 178 cm (presumably)

SKIN COLOUR White (Fair) RELATIONSHIP INFORMATION FAMILY Ymir (great-great-great-grandfather) † Auðumbla (great-great-great-grandmother) † Búri (great-great-grandfather) † Borr (great-grandfather) † Bestla (great-grandmother) † Annar (great-grandfather) † Nótt (great-grandmother) † Odin (grandfather) † Fjörgyn (grandmother) † Mandifari (grandfather) † Hreth (grandmother) † Vili (great-uncle) † Vé (great-uncle) † Thor (father) † Sif (presumed mother) Baldur (uncle) † Magni (half-brother) † Thrúd (sister) Forseti (cousin) LOYALTIES Odin Aesir Asgard Thor Baldur Magni

Modi (Old Norse: Móði, Nordic: ᛗᛟᛞᛁ) also known as Modi Thorson (Translation: Modi, Son of Thor) was the Norse God of Courage and Wrath. Son of Thor and presumably Sif, grandson of Odin and Fjörgyn, nephew of Baldur, the younger half-brother of Magni, and older brother of Thrúd.

Norse Mythology In Norse Mythology, Móði (anglicized Módi or Mothi) is the son of Thor. There are no mentioning of Modi's mother. Unlike Magni, Modi was never mentioned in many Norse texts and lore.

Modi and his brother Magni were mentioned among the few survivors of Ragnarök in the Poetic Edda Vafþrúðnismál. After Thor’s death at the hands of Jörmungandr, they inherit his hammer Mjörnir.

Description Modi is tall and has a heavily muscular build much like other Aesir, he is seen being only slightly shorter to Kratos.

He looks much more like his father than Magni, having ice-blue eyes, red hair, and a beard that covers half of his face. He has two braids in his French Fork style beard, by his chin, like Magni. Modi wears brown fur-edged leather shoes, blue-colored pants with knee protectors, and an armored loincloth with belly armor held by two brown belts. On his upper body, he wears stick fur which cowers his back to waist added to nuclease-like holder around his neck while his chest is exposed and covered in an Elder Futhark tattoo. Modi also has armor on his shoulders that span to his forearms, along with several small leather bracelets.

PERSONALITY Modi was perpetually bitter about unfairly living in his brother's shadow, and like his fellow Aesir, was very cruel and sadistic, showcased when he and Magni threatened Mimir of returning "when no one is looking" and removing his remaining eye for not helping them locate Kratos and his son. He is also extremely rude, vulgar and impulsive, perhaps more so than his brother, constantly insulting Faye many times during his battle with Kratos and Atreus, much to the latter's infuriation. Even in his final moments, Modi held his immature personality to the end, as he continued to goad and taunt Atreus right before being stabbed in the neck.

Much like his brother, but far more so, Modi is utterly desperate to please and impress his father, the legendary Thor, and earn the right to wield his hammer, Mjölnir. As such, Modi is extremely insecure about proving himself the one to rightfully earn his father's hammer, specifically due to Thor's favouritism over Magni. As such, his rudeness and vulgarity could be seen as a result of this inferiority complex.

Powers & Abilities As a son of Thor, Modi was a powerful Norse God, though only regarded as a minor Aesir by Mimir. As such, he is still surpassed by his grandfather Odin, father Thor, uncle Baldur, as well as his own brother Magni.

Powers Superhuman Strength: As the son of Thor, Modi possesses godly strength, though not to the same extent as his half-brother, uncles, father or grandfather. It was said by Mimir that when Thor was trapped beneath Hrungnir's corpse, none could lift the giant off of him, until Magni and Modi, as mere children, easily hurled the stone giant off of Thor.

Superhuman Durability: Modi is extremely durable, taking harsh punishment from Kratos and Atreus' attacks. He was able to withstand a beating from his own father Thor, although he was left weakened and bruised.

Immortality: As an Aesir God, Modi was immortal and impervious to aging. However, he could still be killed by sufficient injury. Atreus was able to kill him with a simple knife only after Modi had been beaten to the brink of death by Thor.

Electrokinesis: Due to being a son of Thor, Modi has an affinity with lightning and electricity, as he is able to generate electricity from his body, thus allowing him to send strong electrical shocks through his mace and others on contact. Since Modi is not as strong as his brother Magni, Modi is more skillful in using lightning, as he can use it more effectively than his brother such as throwing a ball of lightning that explodes upon physical contact to the ground or the opponent, or shooting a ray of lightning to the opponent that saps their life away. Modi can combine his power with Magni's to perform more powerful moves such as a lightning slam that covers a large radius. The power of his lightning is enough to stun Kratos and drop him to his knees for a few moments, though the effect was short-lived after Kratos gave into his rage.

Master Combatant: Modi, much like his brother, is a highly skilled and experienced warrior with decades of training and battles and was able to give Kratos and Atreus a challenge yet due to his cowardice, he prefers to refrain from fights that he deems too dangerous or prefers to fight with opponents weaker than him, as he mostly tries to fight with Atreus instead of Kratos but will assist his brother when having a chance. Mace Mastery: Modi is incredibly skilled with his mace, being able to strike hard and surprisingly fast, which he can further strengthen with his lightning and can use it for a long-range strike.

Weapons Mace and Shield: Modi carries both a one-handed medieval mace and a square metal shield. As such, Modi is skilled in offense and defense when in combat. When used in conjunction with his electrokinesis, Modi is able to charge either the mace or the shield with lightning and wield them with great effect such as charging with the shield or throwing electrical orbs from the mace. He can also shoot lightning from the mace as well, as demonstrated when he continuously electrocuted Kratos inside Týr's Temple. In addition, the mace also allows Modi to summon a "snowblind" together with his brother. His weapons were declared knockoffs of Mjölnir that was crafted by Brok and Sindri for Thor. Dagger: Modi carries a small dagger in a blue sheath on his lower back.

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