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I thought I hated him cause of what he did to the giants and other realms. It turned out he's not the problem. His father is. He became my fav character in ragnarok.

The way Odin groomed all his children:

Giving Heimdall, the arrogant teenager, perfect sight and stroking his ego so that he worships the All Father.

Poisoning Baldur against Freya through sheer bitterness, trying to learn the secret of his invulnerability, making him out to be the sympathetic parent, when all along he just wanted Baldur’s gift for himself.

And then there’s Thor, half giant, cut off from his heritage by wiping out his own people, trying to win his father’s approval. And all the while, Odin made sure anything he couldn’t do to the giants of Jotunheim, he did to Thor, turning him into something that only existed to be controlled. It’s no accident his hatred of giants included himself. He really was Odin’s worst victim.

Thor looks like a calm and reasonable kind of guy.

MCU thor got nothing compared to this thor. This thor is so badass and scary. Strong af.

I like how Heimdall SAYS he isn't afraid of Thor, but that confrontation says otherwise.

sif : "odin sent our sons to their death, he doesnt want to protect or even care about us, what if thrud's next?"
thor : *pointing mjolnir at atreus "you..."
sif : "dammit thor"

Thor is just like old Kratos. Following the orders of another God that eventually become an emotionless killing machine but this time Kratos was able to stop him before he became more of a monster

to tell an alcoholic that they’re “no fun anymore” after they quit is one of the most fucked up things someone can say, let alone a father to his son!

Thor: can I come in?
Me: hell no! you blew a hole through my roof!
Thor: I brought mead
Me: boy prepare the table

They developed Thor's character so well. By the last act it was beautiful to see him change. Think it was a mistake to kill him off directly after

In the first game, he was depicted as pure evil, enjoying what he is. But he could've actually been a great father and husband  if he didn't keep taking Odin's side

Gotta admit: Odin's got a badass man cave

If only we had more screentime of him specially with kratos man ......

7:15 Your telling me Kratos literally stood up, gained a serious look on his face, looked straight at Odin…Just to say “No”?





God damn, I don’t know why but I respect it

I low key wish him and Kratos fought Odin together in the final battle

Heimdall's face when Odin says: "of course he means to betray me" is great! He was like: wait, you know? Then why?!

I absolutely love how they made Thor in the game, and designing him off how he really looked in the real norse mythology. Especially Ryan that voiced him was amazing at it as well. I say that this is the best Thor ever. Even better than the Mavel one

A major theme of the Norse games is parenthood, particularly the relationship between parent and child.  Thor is therefore one of the most interesting characters because he's both a parent and a child, we see him shaped by his abusive, manipulative father, we see him mourn his sons, and we see him try to do well by his remaining daughter.  He parallels both Kratos, as a violent god beginning to reconsider his ways for the sake of his family, and Atreus, as the half-giant son of an impossible-to-please god.  Had he not died, (or escaped death, as Kratos did many times) Thor might have followed in Kratos' footsteps and found balance the way Kratos has, though, like Kratos, it would likely have taken him quite a journey.  (That said, having Einherjar Thor, Baldr, Magni, and Modi show up during the finale in some form would have been glorious and terrifying, no matter what role they played.)

His father taught him his mind was worthless.  He was Odin's weapon, his tool, and his only thoughts should be how to most quickly and effectively enact Odin's will.  This is why Kratos challenging him to be more, to be better, both directly with his words and indirectly by his choices, enrages him.  If he can be more, if he can think for himself, if he does get to choose to be more than a destroyer...how can he face what he's done?  He wiped out an entire people, his entire people, for Odin.  He sent his sons to their deaths, at Odin's command.  He nearly killed his son, out of fear of disappointing Odin.  He has to double down on what he's known, insist Kratos is the one making a mistake, that Kratos is wrong, otherwise he has to face the unbearable cost his thoughtlessness, and his father's abuse, has brought down on him and those he loves.

Thor is just a so fckn well written character. I love him for being so accurate to Norse mythology