Thor
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Silver, Comics: Thor tracks Galactus back to the Black Galaxy, is caught in the clash with Ego, and with the Wanderers drives Galactus off.
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Thor Odinson is the Asgardian god of thunder and a prince, later king, of Asgard. Banished to Earth in 2010, he becomes a founding Avenger and defends the Nine Realms against Malekith, Hela and Thanos. He loses Asgard to Ragnarok in 2017 and founds New Asgard on Earth. He later travels with the Guardians of the Galaxy, fights Gorr in 2025, and adopts Gorr's daughter.
Comics
Thor is the Asgardian god of thunder, son of Odin and the earth-goddess Gaea, who wields the hammer Mjolnir. Exiled to Earth as the mortal doctor Donald Blake, he became a founding Avenger and a recurring defender of both Midgard and the Nine Realms. He has ruled Asgard more than once, survived its repeated destruction and several deaths, and in the latest account lies petrified in the afterlife after Loki killed him.
Incredible Hulk (1977)
A Viking warrior and king condemned by Odin for arrogance to stay out of Valhalla until he completes a series of tasks. In the 1980s the archaeologist team doctor Donald Blake finds his tomb and lifts his hammer, which brings Thor back. Unlike the comics Thor, he is not shown as Asgardian here.
Timeline 30 events
- Silver · Comics: Odin exiles Thor to Earth as the lame medical student Donald Blake; in a Norwegian cave Blake strikes his cane and becomes Thor again.
- Silver · Comics: After Loki's scheme sets him against the Hulk, Thor teams up with Iron Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp and becomes a founding Avenger.
- Silver · Comics: Thor and the Warriors Three drive the conqueror Harokin out of Muspelheim.
- Silver · Comics: Sent by the Rigellians into the Black Galaxy, Thor faces the living planet Ego and forces it to abandon its plans.
- Silver · Comics: Thor tracks Galactus back to the Black Galaxy, is caught in the clash with Ego, and with the Wanderers drives Galactus off.
- Bronze · Comics: Loki's coup frees the fire giant Surtur, whose flames consume Asgard until Odin is brought back from the Sea of Eternal Night.
- Modern · Comics: Thor destroys the gods who manipulated the Ragnarok cycle and gives his life; Asgard and its people are destroyed.
- Modern · Comics: Reborn, Thor uses Mjolnir to rebuild Asgard's capital in Oklahoma on Earth.
- Modern · Comics: During the Skrull invasion Thor collapses Asgard itself onto the Skrull forces, then joins the defence of New York.
- Modern · Comics: In the Siege of Asgard the Void, controlled by Norman Osborn's forces, destroys Asgard and kills Loki before Thor kills the Void.
- Modern · Comics: Thor kills the Serpent in Broxton with the Odinsword and dies in the act; Odin has remade Asgard as a war world.
- Modern · Comics: After the fight with Roxxon ruins Broxton, the other Asgardians leave Earth while Thor stays and moves his castle to Broxton.
- Fresh Start · Comics: Malekith traps Thor in Jotunheim; once freed, Thor defeats Malekith on Earth and Odin makes him the new All-Father of Asgard.
- Fresh Start · Comics: Thor and Odin go to Nidavellir and find the dwarves massacred; Thor later has the Bifrost carry Mjolnir's God of Hammers to the forge there and shatters its corrupted power.
- Fresh Start · Comics: After entering Utgard to fight the Utgard Gods, Thor is killed by Loki's Eternity Mask arrow and his soul ends up in Vidblainn.
- 2010 · Cinematic: After leading an attack on Jotunheim on the eve of his coronation, Thor was stripped of his powers and banished by Odin to New Mexico on Earth, where he regained them by sacrificing himself against the Destroyer, then returned to Asgard and broke the Bifrost to stop Loki destroying Jotunheim.
- 2012 · Cinematic: Odin sent Thor to Earth to retrieve Loki, and he fought in the Battle of New York with the newly formed Avengers before taking Loki and the Tesseract back to Asgard.
- 2013 · Cinematic: Thor led Asgardian forces to Vanaheim and defeated the Marauders, ending a two-year war across the Nine Realms.
- 2013 · Cinematic: Dark Elves under Malekith sacked Asgard to reach Jane Foster, who carried the Aether, and Queen Frigga was killed.
- 2013 · Cinematic: Thor freed Loki and took Foster to Svartalfheim to ambush Malekith, then fought him across the Convergence portals at Greenwich, destroyed him, and renounced the throne to live on Earth.
- 2015 · Cinematic: Thor and the Avengers took Loki's Scepter from a Hydra base in Sokovia and stopped Ultron by destroying the lifted city of Novi Grad, after which Thor left for Asgard to investigate the Infinity Stones.
- 2017 · Cinematic: Thor went to Muspelheim, was captured by Surtur, defeated him, and took the Crown of Black Fire back to Asgard.
- 2017 · Cinematic: Thor exposed Loki, who had been posing as Odin, and found Odin in Norway just before Odin died; Hela then appeared and destroyed Mjolnir.
- 2017 · Cinematic: Hela threw Thor out of the Bifrost onto Sakaar, where he was forced into the Contest of Champions, reunited with Hulk, and escaped with Valkyrie, Banner and Loki through a wormhole back to Asgard.
- 2017 · Cinematic: Thor lost an eye to Hela, had Loki release Surtur to destroy Asgard and Hela with it, and was crowned king of the surviving Asgardians aboard the Statesman.
- 2018 · Cinematic: Thanos attacked the Statesman, took the Tesseract, killed Heimdall and Loki, and left Thor adrift until the Guardians of the Galaxy rescued him.
- 2018 · Cinematic: Thor, Rocket and Groot forged Stormbreaker with Eitri at Nidavellir, then reached Wakanda by Bifrost and fought beside the Avengers, though Thanos still completed the Snap.
- 2018 · Cinematic: Thor beheaded Thanos on the Garden planet, then moved the surviving Asgardians to Tonsberg, Norway, and founded New Asgard.
- 2023 · Cinematic: Thor rejoined the Avengers for the Time Heist, retrieving the Aether from Asgard in 2013 with Rocket, fought in the Battle of Earth, then gave the Asgardian crown to Valkyrie and left with the Guardians.
- 2025 · Cinematic: Thor answered Sif's warning about Gorr, reached Alfheim, rallied New Asgard, sought help in Omnipotence City, and with Jane Foster stopped Gorr at the Gates of Eternity at the cost of her life, then adopted Gorr's daughter Love.
enemy of
Ego, Laufey, Malekith, Ultron, Surtur, Hela, Grandmaster, Thanos, Gorr, Loki Laufeyson, Galactus, Doctor Doom, Knull, Korg, Taneleer Tivan (Collector), Ebony Maw, Proxima Midnight, Corvus Glaive, Cull Obsidian, Skurge, Abomination, Alexander Pierce, Kang the Conqueror, Apocalypse, Juggernaut (Cain Marko, conjectured)
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allied with
Loki Laufeyson, Jane Foster, Sif, Heimdall, Valkyrie, Hulk, Korg, Iron Man, Rocket Raccoon, Groot, Eitri, Doctor Strange, Odin, Silver Surfer, Donald Blake, Frigga, Steve Rogers, Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff), Hawkeye, Vision, Captain Marvel, Star-Lord, Gamora, Nebula, Drax the Destroyer, Mantis, Phil Coulson, Erik Selvig, Darcy Lewis, Fandral
travels to
Earth, Jotunheim, Asgard, Vanaheim, Svartalfheim, Muspelheim, Sakaar, Nidavellir, Alfheim, Ego, Niflheim / Hel, The Moon
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