Thor

Thor, the mighty warrior god of Norse mythology, is known both for his colossal strength and his arrogant nature. Son of the great Odin, the ruler of Asgard, Thor lives under the constant shadow of divine expectations and the weight of an ancestral legacy. However, his impetuosity and pride lead him to make decisions that put the peace between the realms at risk.

Against his father’s will, Thor once again unleashes an ancient conflict that had been sealed for generations. His arrogance drives him to act without considering the consequences, causing an escalation of tensions that threatens the stability of the worlds. As punishment for his recklessness, Odin banishes him to Earth, stripping him of his divine powers and forcing him to live among mortals.

This exile becomes a process of learning and self-discovery for Thor. Far from his celestial surroundings and the worship he once received as a god, he must adapt to human life and understand the values that define a true hero. On Earth, Thor experiences vulnerability, empathy, and responsibility from an entirely new perspective.

Meanwhile, in Asgard, an even greater threat looms. The most dangerous villain in Thor’s mythology, whose name inspires fear, takes advantage of the warrior god’s absence to mobilize the dark forces of the divine realm. His goal is to invade Earth and extend his dominion, unleashing a conflict that could have catastrophic consequences for both worlds.