Thor

To make Thor feel not only like a superhero, but also a living person, you can add to the plot:

· his awkwardness when discussing his own feelings;
· the habit of preparing breakfast for friends after a difficult mission;
· fear of silence after the war;
· the old song that Frigga sang to him;
· conflict with Love due to excessive guardianship;
· attempts to learn an earthly profession;
· unsuccessful visits to shops and banks;
· a personal diary that he does not show to anyone;
· the habit of leaving notes to loved ones before dangerous missions;
· guilt for having survived;
· a secret desire to live an ordinary day one day without a battle;
· gradual learning that care is not always protection by force;
· Small everyday joys: hot coffee, music, rain, conversation by the fire.

In this way, Thor becomes not only a mighty god of thunder, but also a man who learns to live after losses, build a new family and find himself outside the war.

· "I'm not the king you deserve. I'm the one who will stay there when everything collapses."
· "Strength does not make you worthy. The choice makes you worthy."
· "I lost my home, my family and my weapons, but as long as I can protect others, I haven't lost myself."
· "Sometimes the bravest thing to do is to admit that you're in pain."
· "I don't promise that it will be easy. I promise you won't be alone."
· "Thunder begins with silence."
· "My brother was my greatest problem and one of my greatest loves."
· "If fate requires me to become king, I will first ask who will take care of the people."
· "Victory is not when the enemy falls. Victory is when someone next to you survives."
· "I may not know the way, but I will always find someone to protect."

· Thor is not well versed in the banking system and human documents.
· He considers a handshake to be too weak a way of greeting and prefers a pat on the shoulder.
· He likes to give names to weapons.
· He does not know how to enter the room quietly.
· He laughs loudly even at his own jokes.
· He does not distinguish well between some earthly musical genres.
· He secretly loves romantic films, but claims that he watches them "for the sake of studying human culture."
· He does not like to be photographed in moments of weakness.
· He remembers the names of the dead soldiers.
· He can tell one story for hours, each time adding new details.
· She believes that the best way to reconcile is to eat together.
· Does not know how to throw away old clothes if they are associated with an important event.
· He often talks to Lyubov as an equal, because he respects her independence.
· Sometimes he deliberately pretends not to understand an earthly joke in order to see how people will explain it.

Thor wants peace, but he is used to feeling needed only in times of war. Without an enemy, he does not always understand who he is.

His main question is,

"If I'm no longer fighting, am I still Thor?"

Over the course of the story, he comes to an answer: a hero is not someone who wins all the time, but someone who continues to care about others even after defeat.

External goals

· defend New Asgard;
· to help Love;
· to prevent new wars;
· to preserve the memory of the dead;
· protect the Earth and other worlds;
· help other heroes.

Intrinsic Goal

To understand that one's worth is not determined by the title, weapon, or number of wins. Thor must learn to live not only for the sake of battles, but also for the sake of relationships, peace and personal happiness.

What him off about himself

· failure to save everyone;
· a tendency to act too late;
· outbursts of anger;
· the need to hide pain;
· fear of asking for help;
· the desire to prove one's strength;
· the fact that he sometimes turns serious conversations into a joke;
· dependence on someone else's recognition.

What him off in people

· betrayal;
· hypocrisy;
· cruelty to children and the weak;
· arrogance without foundation;
· cowardice;
· indifference;
· mocking someone else's pain;
· abuse of power;
· manipulations;
· refusal to be responsible for their actions.

With strangers, Thor is open and straightforward. He easily starts a conversation, can give a compliment or offer help.

With friends, he:

· loud;
· caring;
· a little obsessive;
· ready to come unannounced;
· inclined to protect everyone around;
· sometimes not noticing that his care is becoming excessive.

With enemies, he respects strength and courage, but despises cruelty for pleasure. Betrayal is rarely forgiving, but for the sake of the family it can give a person a second chance.

Company and Colleagues

Closest Allies

· Steve Rogers;
· Tony Stark;
· Bruce Banner;
· Natasha Romanoff;
· Clint Barton;
· Valkyrie;
· Rocket;
· Groot;
· Peter Quill;
· Jane Foster;
· Sif;
· Heimdall.

Thor loves

people with strong character. He likes those who can argue with him without fear. He does not tolerate servility well and does not trust those who constantly agree.

Enemies

· Loki in certain periods;
· Hela;
· Malekit;
· Thanos;
· Ultron;
· Gorr;
· Surtur;
· various invaders of the Nine Realms.

· a fragment of the destroyed Mjolnir;
· a thing that belonged to Frigga;
· an old photo of the Avengers team;
· Jane's letter;
· a small item from the Asgardian palace;
· Part of Heimdall's armor
· Loki's children's thing;
· drawings of Love;
· a piece of wood from the place where he once trained with Sif.

He doesn't like to talk about these items, but he regularly checks to see if they're in place.

Thor's room looks like a mixture of royal chambers, an armory, and an ordinary earthly dwelling.

It contains:

· weapons and training devices;
· map of the Nine Worlds;
· photos of friends;
· old Asgardian objects;
· a few cups of coffee;
· shelves with books on the history of the Earth;
· musical equipment;
· a cloak thrown on the back of a chair;
· a box with letters and memorabilia;
· toys and drawings of Love;
· a small stone from ruined Asgard.

He keeps a mess not because he is lazy, but because every object seems to him to be associated with a certain memory.

· two giant goats - Tooth Grin and Toothbreaker;
· in the past, he may have had Asgardian war animals;
· He claims that he does not consider goats pets, but calls them "combat allies."

The goats annoy him with a loud scream, but Thor does not allow anyone to mistreat them.

· Bifrost;
· Gromsekira;
· Guardians of the Galaxy spaceship
· Asgardian aircraft;
· alien ships;
· motorcycles and cars on Earth.

Thor loves fast transport, but does not follow earthly traffic rules well. He considers the seat belt "a useful, but not necessary human harness."

Thor does not think in terms of money. In Asgard, he was a prince and had access to royal resources. On Earth, at first, he does not understand the value of cash, bank cards and documents.

Since the creation of New Asgard, its financial situation has been stable, but not luxurious. Asgardians have resources and technology, but Thor prefers to spend money on weapons, travel, food, and helping people.

Thor does not have an ordinary earthly profession. His job is to protect Asgard, Earth, and other worlds.

In New Asgard, he performs the following functions:

· military defender;
· Valkyrie's advisor;
· a representative of the Asgardians;
· combat training instructor;
· rescuer;
· mediator in inter-world conflicts.

He does not tolerate office work and official meetings well. If the meeting lasts more than an hour, Thor begins to draw lightning bolts on documents or offer to resolve the issue "in one fair fight".

Thor did not receive an earthly education. His upbringing included:

· military training;
· the history of Asgard;
· army management;
· diplomatic foundations;
· knowledge of the Nine Worlds;
· possession of weapons;
· the study of myths, rituals and laws of Asgard.

He is not familiar with human bureaucracy, modern technology and the rules of everyday life. At the same time, Thor learns quickly if he sees practical sense.

In a study group, he would be a charismatic but noisy student who constantly argues with the teacher, passes practice well and forgets written assignments.

At first, Thor acts: trains, goes on a mission, repairs weapons or searches for an enemy. If the stress becomes too much, he begins to joke and avoid serious conversations.

Over time, he learns:

· talk about losses;
· accept the help of friends;
· spend time with Love;
· watch a thunderstorm;
· tell stories about the dead;
· to recognize that he is not obliged to save everyone;
· allow yourself to be weak.

· excessive coffee consumption;
· tendency to eat stress;
· dangerous behavior;
· unwillingness to rest after injuries;
· attempts to hide emotional pain;
· excessive alcohol consumption during periods of despair;
· the habit of taking on too much responsibility;
· excitement in battle.

Thor is calm about alcohol, but after the events of Endgame, he tries not to use it as a way to cope with grief. He does not use illegal substances and considers them an unworthy way to lose control of himself.

Thor prefers large portions and dense food. He loves to eat in company and perceives eating together as an important ritual.

He:

· prefers meat and fried foods;
· likes hot sauces;
· drinks too much coffee;
· does not understand small portions;
· does not like diets;
· considers the festive table to be part of diplomacy;
· is able to eat several meals after training;
· Sometimes he uses food as a way to cheer himself up.

· General condition: unusually strong
· Chronic diseases: not officially detected
· Injuries suffered: fractures, cuts, burns, energy damage, injuries after space battles
· Psychological state: consequences of numerous losses, episodes of depression, guilt
· Allergies: Unknown
· Pain tolerance: extremely high
· Sleep: irregular; Nightmares
are possible after battles· Attitude towards doctors: Respects Asgardian healers, but avoids examinations
· Attitude to treatment: believes that most wounds will "heal on their own"

Strengths

· exceptional courage;
· loyalty;
· physical strength;
· sense of humor;
· the ability to inspire;
· emotional depth;
· readiness to admit mistakes;
· developed sense of justice;
· the ability to protect even those who do not love him.

Weaknesses

· impulsivity;
· stubbornness;
· pride;
· a tendency to act alone;
· inability to ask for help;
· a strong reaction to loss;
· self-accusation;
· poor understanding of politics;
· difficulties with everyday life on Earth;
· dependence on constant movement and danger.

Thor has no officially established psychiatric diagnosis. However, his story suggests a pronounced traumatic reaction to numerous losses.

In an artistic interpretation, he can manifest the following:

· post-traumatic symptoms after wars;
· survivor's guilt;
· episodes of depression;
· emotional avoidance;
· difficulties with grief;
· fear of losing the family again;
· increased alertness;
· sleep problems after difficult events.

Phobias and fears:

· loss of self-control;
· the death of Love or another loved one;
· the repeated destruction of his people;
· not being strong enough;
· to become like the destructive rulers of the past;
· to be forgotten;
· to be the only survivor.

Thor hides his fear of loneliness behind activity, jokes, and a constant desire to go somewhere.

· knocks his fingers on the handle of the weapon;
· checks the exits from the room;
· sits down so that he can see all those present;
· leaves a cup of coffee in the most unexpected places;
· talks with weapons;
· sighs loudly before a difficult conversation;
· smiles when he is nervous;
· tries to fix things with lightning, even if it does not help;
· keeps old letters and small gifts;
· eats the fastest at the table;
· does not like to sleep with his back to the door;
· during the alarm, he goes outside and looks at the sky;
· sometimes he counts the people he is supposed to protect;
· does not know how to throw away objects related to the dead.

Thor speaks loudly, confidently, and with a touch of old-fashioned solemnity. In speech, there are often addresses like:

· "my friend";
· "brother";
· "warrior";
· "people of Asgard";
· "By the Odins";
· "this is a worthy challenge";
· "I will not back down."

With strangers, he first speaks formally, and then quickly switches to a simpler and more friendly tone. In a stressful situation, his speech becomes short and commanding.

When Thor is worried, he:

· speaks faster;
· begins to repeat the same thought;
· jokes excessively;
· turns to weapons as to an interlocutor;
· uses pretentious wording for everyday problems.

He laughs loudly and sincerely. If a joke really hurts him, Thor often falls silent and starts looking away, pretending not to get the hint.

· hand-to-hand combat;
· mastery of a sword, axe, hammer and spear;
· military strategy;
· army command;
· piloting spacecraft;
· orientation in the Nine Worlds;
· diplomacy, although he often prefers direct conversation;
· survival in extreme conditions;
· improvisation;
· protection of allies;
· the ability to inspire others in hopeless situations.

· superhuman strength;
· high speed and reaction;
· endurance;
· long life;
· resistance to cold, heat, shocks and explosions;
· control of lightning and thunder;
· flying with weapons;
· creation of energy discharges;
· the ability to survive space travel;
· quick recovery from wounds;
· perception of electrical and energy oscillations;
· combat experience accumulated over many centuries.

After the events of Ragnarok, Thor realizes that his power is not solely due to Mjolnir. The hammer helps guide abilities, but the source of power is in the Torah itself.

· training with weapons;
· collecting unusual items from different planets;
· cooking meat over an open fire;
· storytelling;
· study of human films and music;
· observation of thunderstorms;
· weapons repair;
· throwing an axe;
· playing board games, although he does not tolerate losing well;
· drawing up a map of places he has visited;
· teaching Love combat techniques;
· watching sports competitions;
· attempts to understand earthly memes.

Like

· thunderstorms;
· honest people;
· loud laughter;
· competitions;
· feasts and feasts;
· weapons with a good history;
· children who are not afraid to ask questions;
· loyalty;
· jokes on oneself;
· a sense of command;
· the smell of rain;
· cook on fire;
· tell stories;
· Watching people learn new things.

Dislike·

betrayal;
· cowardice disguised as arrogance;
· political intrigues;
· boring ceremonies;
· chairs that are too small;
· weak coffee;
· when he is simply called "the guy with the hammer";
· when someone touches his weapon without permission;
· pity;
· lying for profit;
· people who mock the weak;
· one's own inability to save everyone;
· talk about his defeats.

· Favorite Color: Red, Gold, and Dark Blue
· Favorite foods: meat, fried fish, potatoes, pies, dishes with a lot of spices
· Favorite drinks: coffee, sugary sodas, Asgardian honey
· Favorite animal: goats; especially appreciates their stubbornness and loud character
· Favorite time of day: the evening before a
thunderstorm· Favorite weather: Heavy thunderstorms, cold winds, clear skies after rain
· Favorite Music: Loud Rock Music, Drums, Asgardian
Battle Songs· Favorite place: open roof, seashore or training ground
· Favorite activities: battles, training, stories about past battles and travels

Thor is able to become deeply attached, but emotionally opens up slowly. He fears that loved ones will become his weakness or be lost to his enemies.

Attachment type: anxious-secure. He is capable of loyalty and intimacy, but at times he becomes overly protective and afraid of being abandoned.

The language of love:

· action and protection;
· gifts with symbolic meaning;
· physical proximity;
· joint adventures;
· readiness to appear at the most difficult moment.

In a romantic relationship, Thor:

· devoted;
· a little possessive;
· speaks badly about jealousy;
· loves joint trips and holidays;
· tends to turn a date into an adventure;
· can accidentally scare a partner with excessive care;
· It is hard for him to take breakups, even if he outwardly pretends that he has coped.

Odin

Odin was Thor's father and his main mentor. Thor respected him at the same time, feared disappointing him, and was angry at his severity.

Thor has long sought to prove that he is worthy of the throne. After Odin's death, he realized that his father wanted not just strength from him, but wisdom.

Frigga

Frigga was Thor's mother and the person he trusted the most. She knew how to see the real him, not a prince or a warrior, but a son.

Thor remembers her with special fondness. Her death was one of the most painful losses in his life.

Loki

Loki is Thor's adoptive brother. Their relationship is full of conflicts, but Thor sincerely loves him. Even after the betrayals, he continues to hope that Loki is able to change.

Thor perceives Loki not only as an enemy, but also as a part of his family, which cannot simply be erased from memory.

Jane Foster

Jane was Thor's first great love on Earth. He liked her not because she admired his title, but because she argued with him, asked uncomfortable questions, and was not afraid to point out his mistakes.

Love

After Gorr's death, Thor becomes the guardian of his daughter Love. At first, he is not sure if he knows how to take care of the child, but gradually he becomes a real father to her.

Thor was born the heir of Asgard and from childhood was prepared to become a warrior and ruler. He grew up next to Loki, considering him a brother, although there was always rivalry and hidden jealousy between them.

In his youth, Thor sought to become famous in battle. He wanted Asgard to see him as a worthy heir. However, his impatience led to a war with the Jotunn. Odin deprived him of his strength and banished him to Earth.

Life among people was a turning point. There, Thor first realized that strength is not the ability to win, but the willingness to sacrifice oneself for those who are weaker.

Returning to Asgard, he became the protector of the Nine Realms. Thor later lost his mother Frigga, Odin's father, Loki's brother, his homeworld, and most of his people. He fought Ultron, Thanos, Hela, and Gorr.

After defeating Thanos, Thor went through a difficult period: he doubted his own worth and considered himself guilty of not being able to save everyone. Subsequently, he regained the meaning of life, becoming the protector of Love, the daughter of Gorr.

Thor is a man of action. He understands better what needs to be done than he explains what he feels. In a critical situation, he quickly makes a decision and takes responsibility.

Its main qualities are:

· Courage: Does not back down even in the face of creatures superior to him.
· Loyalty: does not abandon those whom he considers family.
· Generosity: Easily shares resources and protects the weak.
· Sense of justice: does not tolerate oppression and betrayal.
· Humor: Uses jokes to relieve tension.
· Leadership: Able to lead the army even when in doubt.
· Ability to change: knows how to admit that he was wrong.

His weaknesses:

· impulsivity;
· stubbornness;
· morbid pride;
· fear of losing loved ones again;
· a tendency to blame oneself;
· difficulties with requests for help;
· the desire to hide pain behind jokes;
· sometimes – excessive self-confidence.

Thor combines opposites. He may look carefree, loud and self-confident, but inside he carries a huge responsibility and pain from the loss of loved ones.

In his youth, Thor was impulsive, proud, and overconfident in his strength. He perceived victory as proof of rightness, and power as a natural right. Exile to Earth forced him to reconsider himself.

Now Thor:

· brave;
· faithful;
· emotional;
· protective;
· prone to self-irony;
· sometimes naïve in everyday matters;
· very attached to the family;
· painfully experiencing failures;
· ready to sacrifice himself for the sake of others.

He does not always know how to talk about feelings directly. Instead of declaring his love, Thor can bring a gift, stand next to him at a dangerous moment, or silently stay with a person who feels bad.

Thor is a tall, broad-shouldered, and physically very strong man with long blond hair and blue eyes. His face is distinguished by sharp but attractive features: a pronounced jawline, a straight nose, thick eyebrows and noticeable facial expressions.

At different times, he wears long hair, short haircuts, or braided strands. After traveling and fighting, its appearance becomes less regal and more practical. In Ragnarok, he looks like an experienced warrior who is used to relying not only on weapons, but also on his own strength.

Thor usually wears:

· Asgardian armor;
· leather belts and metal elements;
· red cloak;
· heavy boots;
· clothes in black, red, silver and dark blue shades;
· on Earth - ordinary jeans, T-shirts, jackets and comfortable shoes.

Special signs:

· scars from numerous battles;
· traces of burns from lightning and energy attacks;
· strong arms and developed muscles;
· the habit of slightly tilting his head when he does not understand a human joke;
· The gaze becomes almost glowing while using the power of thunder.

When Thor is happy, he smiles broadly, laughs loudly, and lightly touches the other person's shoulder. When angry, he almost stops gesticulating, speaks more quietly and looks straight without looking away.

· Gender: Male
· Name: Thor Odinson
· Full name: Thor, son of Odin
· Aliases: God of Thunder, Prince of Asgard, Defender of the Nine Realms, Avenger, Last Son of Asgard, Space Viking
· Date of birth: exact date unknown; approximately - more than 1500 years before the events of the MCU
· Age: about 1500 years; physically looks about 35-40 years old
· Place of Birth: Asgard
· Hometown: The Royal City of Asgard
· Residence: New Asgard on Earth; Temporary: Guardians of the Galaxy spaceship
· Nationality: Asgardian
· Race: Asgardian; after the destruction of Asgard, a member of the Asgardian diaspora
· Zodiac sign: officially unknown. For the artistic version, you can choose Leo — because of leadership, pride, and bright energy
· Height: about 190 cm
· Weight: about 100-110 kg in combat uniform; after the events of Endgame, the weight increased
significantly· Blood type: human classification is not applicable; conditionally — unknown
· Marital status: single
Sexual orientation: heterosexual by romantic relationships in films; Thor himself does not designate his orientation with a
separate term· Employment: Warrior, Defender of Worlds, Former Prince and King of Asgard, Member of the Avengers
· Title: Prince of Asgard; Potential king, later one of the leaders of the Asgardians