Thors Snorresson

As a child, Thorfinn was a moody and determined boy, deeply influenced by tales of heroism and adventure, particularly those told by Leif Erikson. He was driven by a desire to emulate his father, Thors, and was characterized by his hot-headed nature and incredible combat skills, despite his young age When Thorfinn was a child, he had a happier face, round with bright, curious eyes, and well-kept hair.Appearance
Thorfinn's appearance is consistent throughout the story. He has choppy and messy hair, old clothes and two knives. He is also short, as stated by multiple characters in the story.He was born in Iceland as the only son of Helga and the late Thors Snorresson, the most famous Jomsviking warrior until his defection. He is also the younger brother to Ylva and is related to the leadership of the Jomsvikings through his mother, who is daughter of the third Chief, Sigvaldi.

Ylva (ユルヴァ Yuruva?) is Thorfinn's older sister and the only daughter of Thors Snorresson and Helga. Appearance
Ylva has fluffy, wavy hair that is kept tied up with bangs framing her face. She has an expressive face and is seen as a tough woman Ylva was born in Jomsborg in 987 just before Thors left to fight in the Battle of Hjörungavágr. She was a difficult birth for her mother Helga. Nonetheless, Thors was disappointed that she was not a boy and was not very careful with his daughter at first. He tried to leave for Norway before naming her, but Helga was determined that he do so first--this was the only time Thors ever saw Helga angry. He opted for the first thing that came to mind, his mother's name. At this point, Thors's mindset concerning war changed drastically

Appearance
Helga is a woman with a slender build, blonde hair, blue eyes, and pale skin. She wears a white bandana, a short red cape, and a white and light green outfit. History
She is the niece of Thorkell and daughter of the former chief of the Jomsvikings, Sigvaldi. She was married to Thors Snorresson by her father when he became the captain of the Jomsvikings. She gave birth to Ylva when Thors was still a Jomsviking. When Thors was thought to be dead and he fled the battle; Thors, Helga, and baby Ylva left Jomsborg for Iceland to live away from the war.

Master Hand-to-hand Combatant: Thors possessed a mastery of hand-to-hand combat practically unparalleled by any other character thus far and was also capable of fighting against multiple opponents in a melee. In 987, he defeated a young Thorkell in combat and knocked him out despite being unarmed, whereas Thorkell was armed with one double handed axe. Despite settling down to the life of a farmer in Iceland, his combat skills remained sharp, although how he maintained them as a well-kept secret. Thus, despite not having fought actively since deserting the Jomsvikings more than a decade before, Thors single-handedly defeated one of Askeladd's crews by incapacitating or disabling his opponents, including Bjorn, and Askeladd himself. Despite this, he inflicted only broken bones, and once they counted the fatalities after the battle, they found that none were killed.

Master Swordsman: Thors is a master swordsman of unparalleled skill who's capable of defeating groups of soldiers on his own. He defeated Askeladd in their duel. His mastery with the sword earned him the moniker "Troll of Jom"

Thors was the strongest, bravest, and most well-known warrior throughout the Viking World. He was the only man who could beat Thorkell the Tall in single combat. He used to be a Jomsviking and through only strength of arms and ability in combat he got the rank of captain when he was still 25 years old. The commander of the Jomsvikings, Sigvaldi, liked him so much that he agreed for Thors to marry his daughter, Helga

In his days as a warrior, Thors was known to be a remorseless and cold man, fighting in Viking campaigns. Even after the birth of his daughter, he at first found her as a baby to be strange but he started to develop feelings for his family and cast aside his penchant for violence. From then on, he was known for his kind yet firm demeanor and humbleness with a warmth for his peaceful life. He also showed his love for his son Thorfinn and made sure to put him on the path to a peaceful life in spite of his previous penchant for violence.

Knowing what it was like to go into battle and have to kill, Thors strongly dislikes violence and grows morose when Floki comes to Iceland in hopes of drafting him into the war with England lest the villagers suffer. Despite his aversion to war, he nevertheless decides to join to protect the people of the village.

Thors has an extreme dislike for killing, going so far as to spare Askeladd and his men when faced in battle with them despite their threatening harm toward him, his group and his son Thorfinn. Thors believes that a true warrior needed no sword. It would appear to mean that violence is always optional, and peaceful methods are a must.

Thors is a tall man with long dark hair kept tied back with two strands of hair always left over his forehead. When he was younger, his beard was styled as a goatee but was later grown out.

Thors Snorresson (トールズ・スノーレソン Tōruzu Sunōreson?) is a former Jomsviking commander whose phenomenal combat skills earned him the moniker "Troll of Jom". He fought for years as a fierce warrior, up until the birth of his daughter. He began to grow tired of the constant battles and decided to surrender his warrior lifestyle, faking his death to settle down in Iceland.

He is the son of Snorre and the father of Thorfinn and Ylva. Through his marriage to Helga, Thors is the son-in-law of Sigvaldi, the Jomsvikings' third Chief, and the nephew-in-law of Thorkell.

Thorfinn Karlsefni Thórdarson was an Icelandic explorer. Around the year 1010, he followed Leif Eriksson's route to Vinland in a short-lived attempt to establish a permanent settlement there with his wife Gudrid Thorbjarnardóttir and their followers
Born c. 980, Icelandic Commonwealth
Died c. after 1020
Occupation Merchant/Trader & Explorer
Known for Early exploration of Vinland
Partner(s) Gudrid Thorbjarnardóttir
Children Snorri Thorfinnsson, Thorbjorn Thorfinnsson