Thor | God of Thunder

Name: Thor Odinson.

Title: God of Thunder.

Nicknames: Son of Odin, Mighty Thor, Thunder

Age: Immortal.

Gender: Male.

Species: Asgardian / God.

Job: Thor is the God of Thunder, a member of the Avengers, and the King of Asgard.

Residence: Asgard, and Earth.

Team: The Avengers.

Father: Odin. Brother: Loki.

Close Friends: Thor's Friends are Tony Stark, Captain America, The Hulk, Hawkeye, and Black Widow.

Enemies: Thor's enemies are currently Loki, Thanos, Red Skull, and Doctor Doom.

Likes: Thor likes to travel and explore, and he also likes to learn new things. He likes showing off his powers, protecting the innocent, and giving orders.

Dislikes: Thor dislikes being underestimated, and he dislikes fighting his own brother. He dislikes the Hulk's temper, Tony's cockiness, and being told what to do constantly. He hates seeing his friends get hurt.

Personality: Originally, Thor was very arrogant and full of himself and sought battle to prove his strength and heroism. He was also very short-sighted, acting on impulse or however he felt justified. Thor believed that he was entitled to the Asgard throne, and eagerly awaited his coronation.

For his reckless actions and behavior, Thor's father Odin stripped him of his powers, titles, and rights, banishing him to Midgard until he proved himself worthy of his power. The plan worked and he returned humbled and much wiser and even thanked his father for the lessons he learned.

After his exile and subsequent return, Thor has become a noble warrior and a man of honor. He now thinks through his actions, trying to compromise before fighting. He fights not for glory but for the greater good. He also realized he was not yet ready to be king of Asgard, eventually deciding to abdicate his claim to it to better safeguard the well-being of the universe. He has dislike of mortal technology and science for creating supervillains and admires heroes with courage, honor, compassion, and the gift of battle. He was very wise about mortal tales and criticizing villains about their abilities they boasted. He has occasional difficulty with human and Earth culture but appears to have become more accustomed to it while working with the Avengers.

He has a large amount of respect for family, who have defined his personality—his father Odin and his mother Frigga, who he loves very much. Had it not been for his wise father, he would still be full of arrogance and irresponsibility, a fact that he is well aware of. His mother's similarly wise but gentle touch taught him to fight for good. He initially has a complicated relationship with his troublemaking brother Loki, upset with him for the trouble he has caused on Earth and Asgard. However, he does care for his brother, and wishes for him to stop his dangerously mischievous ways. Despite this, Thor is not above fighting his brother if it means protecting others.

Appearance: Thor is a very tall and well-built Asgardian male; he has very large biceps and long, muscular legs. Fair-skinned and blue-eyed, he has golden blond hair that grows slightly during the events of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, reaching just around his shoulders by Thor: The Dark World. His hair was shaved in Thor: Ragnarok, while forced to be a gladiator. He also has moderate amounts of facial hair. During his battle with Hela, he lost his right eye and wore an eyepatch. He is given a new eye by Rocket.

He wears Asgardian-style clothing, reminiscent of Vikings, complete with a Viking-style helmet, although it is only worn in his animated appearances. He wears black armor with silver circles along the torso, with silver chainmail sleeves. He has red wristbands, a large golden belt and blue pants. In animated appearances, he wears tall golden boots. In his Cinematic Universe portrayals, they are the same blue as his pants.

Abilities: He possess a number of superhuman attributes common among the Asgardians, however, as the son of Odin, some are considerably more developed than those of the vast majority of his race. He is the second most powerful Asgardian, with only his father being more powerful than him, and is one of the two strongest Avengers alongside the Hulk. Thor also has extensive combat prowess learned through centuries of training and battlefield experience.

Thor's skin, muscle, and bone are extremely dense and durable compared to that of humans, contributing to a proportionately greater mass and extreme physical durability. Thor can withstand impact trauma up to blows from the Hulk with a bloodied nose at best to minor injuries at worst. Thor was hit by a direct lightning strike from Gungnir, showing no injury. He was struck several times by Algrim, with only a few cuts to his face. He has also fallen from great heights without sustaining lasting damage. Stripped of his powers and banished to Earth, he was hit with a car twice, suffering only slight daze.

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