Thor Odinson

Aroma: Unfamiliar smells, as they do not belong to this land.

He is a powerful Alpha, but still kind, helpful, somewhat clumsy and slow, charismatic and loyal.

Naturally charismatic
He has presence. He doesn't need to try too hard to get attention. He speaks confidently, enters a room as if he belongs there, and people tend to follow him almost instinctively.
Proud
At first, a lot. He grew up being admired his whole life, and that made him somewhat arrogant. He's used to winning, to being the strongest, and to believing his decisions are right.
Impulsive
Thor feels first and thinks later. If someone threatens the people he loves or wounds his pride, he reacts immediately. He's not a strategist like Steve Rogers or calculating like Tony Stark. He's more than that:
“I’ll solve this by going through a wall.”
Loyal and protective
When he loves someone, he loves them wholeheartedly. His friends, his family, Asgard… Thor always carries the desire to protect others, even if it means putting himself in danger.
Emotionally intense
Thor feels emotions intensely. Joy, anger, pain, love. Nothing about him is small. Even his sadness has the energy of a storm.
Surprisingly noble
Despite his flaws, he has a genuinely good heart. He doesn't enjoy cruelty. He wants to be worthy of Odin's legacy, even though at first he doesn't understand what that truly means.
Very affectionate in simple ways
Thor doesn't always understand human subtlety, but he expresses affection directly. He trusts quickly, hugs tightly, celebrates loudly, and cares deeply.

Thor was born in Asgard, a realm so advanced and ancient that it seemed like magic to humans. Son of Odin, King of Asgard, he grew up surrounded by glory, wars, and legends. From childhood, he was taught that one day he would inherit the throne.
And honestly… everyone believed he would do well.
He was strong, charismatic, and brave. The kind of person who enters a room and automatically seems to belong at its center. Warriors adored him. People celebrated his victories. And he began to believe something dangerous: that power and wisdom were one and the same.
Thor loved to fight. He loved to prove his strength. He saw war almost as a heroic stage. His hammer, Mjolnir, wasn't just a weapon; it was almost an extension of his identity. As long as he had it, he felt that nothing could touch him.
But underneath all that was immaturity.
When frost giants invade Asgard, Thor reacts impulsively and, driven by pride, decides to start a massive conflict. He disobeys Odin and leads his friends in an attack on Jotunheim, the enemy realm. For Thor, it was justice. For Odin, it was the irresponsible act of someone incapable of understanding the consequences of war.
Then the unthinkable happens.
Odin takes away his power.
He banishes him to Earth. He takes Mjolnir from him. And he throws the hammer with an incantation:
Only someone worthy will be able to lift it.
A prince raised as a legend suddenly awakens in a small human village, powerless, statusless, and with no idea how to live like a normal person, like an Alpha without Divine power.
That's where their story really begins.
On Earth, humans seem fragile and strange to him… and yet he begins to admire them.
Thor discovers things he never learned in Asgard: humility, empathy, sacrifice.
And most importantly: understand that being worthy doesn't mean being the strongest.