is thor bad in norse?
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Answer and Explanation: No, Thor is not evil in Norse mythology. He is the god of thunder, is depicted as a heroic figure. Thor was widely worshiped across Scandinavia.
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Thor mourns for his brother and he and Jane leave leaving Loki on the ground. Then at the end of the movie Thor is talking to Odin. He tells him he can't be the king of Asgard and leaves. After he leaves Odin turns into Loki revealing that Loki is still alive.
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Thor - (2011) - Netflix The powerful but arrogant god Thor is cast out of Asgard to live amongst humans in Midgard (Earth), where he soon becomes one of their finest defenders.
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They look weak because of overwhelming might of Thor and Odin.
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Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, is made of an enchanted metal Uru, an Asgardian precious metal. The above picture clearly indicates Thor denting Cap's shield and fixing it few minutes later. ... But, Cap's shield is made of a vibranium-proto Adamantium alloy and so this is unlikely.
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Thor is the blood-son of Odin, All-Father of the Asgardians, and Jord, who was also known as Gaea, the goddess who was one of the Elder Gods. Odin sought to father a son whose power would derive from both Asgard and Midgard (as the Earth realm is called by Asgardians), and hence he sought to mate with Jord.
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Thor Odinson (often called The Mighty Thor) is a Marvel Comics superhero, based on the thunder god of Norse mythology. The superhero was created by editor Stan Lee and penciller Jack Kirby, who co-plotted, and scripter Larry Lieber, and first appeared in Journey into Mystery #83 (Aug. 1962).
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In greek mythology, Zeus caused all of this. In Norse, they thought that Thor did it. They are both the god of lightning, and they both very powerful gods. ... Thor loves his father, unlike Zeus who hates his dad.
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Thor seems to have more physical strength and is definitely more durable. Thor was able to withstand the energy of a star. Captain Marvel absorbed an explosion of an engine charged by the tesseract. Both are impressive feats, but Thor's is better.
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By definition, Thor can't "breathe" in space, as there's no air there. However, as an Asgardian he can survive a very long time in space, without breathing. He had no trouble breathing while travelling between worlds in Thor 1 and 2.
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So everybody knows Thor's hammer, this thing; Its name is MJOLNIR. While it sounds like I'm throwing up, mjolnir is said like this: muh-yol-nir. The muh is not said fully- rather it is glanced over like when you say miao (cat purring sound).
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At no point is it stated that Thanos is afraid of either Thor or Hulk. ... We didn't get to see his fight with Thor, but we saw the end result. Thor was near unconsciousness with dead asgardians all around him. The only reason he let Thor live is because Loki begged for Thor's life.
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No, they are not putting Loki or Thor's step-brother into the God of War game. They are putting a boy named Atreus (named after the father of the brothers Agamemnon and Menelaus in Illiad)[1] into the God of War game, who also plays the role of Loki in that franchise.
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As opposed to the majority of characters vanishing at the end of the movie, Heimdall's death was directly executed by Thanos, which doesn't really leave much chance for survival. As Thor later said about Loki, he thought he was truly dead "this time," and I think it's safe to say that the same goes from Heimdall.
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Though both Wonder Woman and Thor are Gods, the former is technically a demigod. Eventually, Diana becomes the God of War for a period, though that time has since passed for the character. Thor, on the other hand, is always going to be a god, even if he isn't always worthy of his powers.
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They're just build to be a lot tougher than most measly species apparently. Whose to say Ebony Maw didn't survive in space atmosphere just like Thor. In the comic books, he has even exhibited the power of teleportation. If fan reception is good he may come back similar to Loki.
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Old Norse is a dead language. Strictly speaking, no. ... Old Norse is, however, very close to both modern Icelandic and Faroese.