‘Thor’ takes you on a wild journey through Norse myths and Marvel’s universe. This action-packed flick follows Thor, god of thunder, kicked out of Asgard by his dad, Odin. Without his powers, Thor learns about humility and courage while dealing with humans. With jaw-dropping visuals and strong performances, ‘Thor’ blends myth with superhero action. It’s a thrilling story about redemption, honor and human spirit.

Meet the Thors from Marvel

5% Thor

Okay, so this is basically Thor-lite — like one thunderclap in a mostly quiet day. A tiny spark of bravado shows up at parties and then immediately hides behind a potted plant, but honestly it’s kind of endearing. Not great with hammers, suspiciously good at remembering names, and probably owns one Viking mug for aesthetic reasons only. You can always count on a surprise heroic impulse — fleeting, dramatic, then back to snacks.

25% Thor

This one puffed up its chest once and the echo lives on — lots of swagger, trying very hard to be grand but mostly charmingly clumsy. Likes dramatic entrances, but also needs a nap right after; loves battle stories but will apologize to a squirrel mid-sentence (true story, maybe). Definitely the friend who buys a cape and then uses it to hide from responsibilities; romantic, kind of loud, and secretly very loyal. Also collects tiny helmets for reasons no one understands.

50% Thor

The classic halfway god: strong, dependable, and occasionally poetically moody — yes, he writes bad sonnets sometimes, don’t scoff. He’ll fight for you, cook you a roast, and then spend a suspiciously long time fixing his armor like it’s a calming hobby; also will forget where he parked the chariot. Balanced between ale-fueled nonsense and genuinely moving grand gestures, which is a vibe people can’t help but like. He’s both fierce and weirdly homey, like a thunderstorm that bakes bread afterward.

75% Thor

Mostly full-on thunder energy here: booming laugh, heroic streak, dramatic flair — but also brings casseroles to funerals? Emotional in the best way, protective to a fault and has that stubborn honor code that makes him infuriatingly reliable. Loves a good duel but will stop mid-fight to compliment the opponent’s armor, which is baffling and adorable. Might be terrible with small talk and excellent at saving worlds; also has this soft spot for stray animals and hay bales for no reason.

100% Thor

Peak god mode, unapologetic thunder, vibrant, loud, and filled with earnest honor — he’s the one who hugs a mountain and cries about it later. Completely fearless in battle, impossibly loyal, but also has weird domestic hobbies like knitting tiny sweaters for his hammer (I’m serious, imagine that). Dramatic to the core, makes everything cinematic, yet somehow remembers everyone’s birthdays and names every goat in the valley. He’s glory and chaos in equal measure, and yes, probably sings at the top of his lungs while cooking.