Can asgardians die of old age?

While humans generally perceive them as immortal, Odin has pointed out they are not. Loki noted that, even though they are not truly immortal, Asgardians live much longer, “give or take 5,000 years”.

How does Thor die at the final battle?

Meanwhile, Loki and Heimdall killed each other fighting atop the Bifrost. The Midgard Serpent attacked Thor, sinking his massive fangs into the thunder god’s flesh. Thor managed to free himself and ultimately defeat Jormungand, but was poisoned by the Serpent’s venom and died.

What are Thor’s children?

In Norse mythology, Móði (Old Norse: [ˈmoːðe]; anglicized Módi or Mothi) and Magni [ˈmɑɣne] are the sons of Thor. Their names translate to “Wrath” and “Mighty,” respectively.

Who killed Thor in Marvel Comics?

The most prominent time Thor has faced death comes in the Climax of Walt Simonson’s run, which takes place from Thor # 380-382, wherein the Prince of Asgard does battle with the serpent Jormungand, who is fated to kill Thor during Ragnarök.

How did Thor die in the comics?

Basically flighting and defeating him as a way to extend his suffering, by slowly taking away everything he loved and/or cared about. Thor has also been killed in several alternate realities… by multiple foes. He has famously been killed offscreen by Maestro (Bruce Banner (Earth-9200)).

How many characters have lifted and broke Thor’s hammer?

That segues right into the topic of this article, which will showcase 10 other characters who lifted Thor’s hammer, and 5 who broke it. At face value, it would be shocking to hear that a villain was able to wield Thor’s hammer.

Will there be a Ragnarok cycle in the MCU?

Theoretically yes. Getting it to stick is problematic. The gist in the core Marvel universe is that the Norse gods go through cycles. They live, they die in Ragnarok, they get reborn, they live, they die in Ragnarok, they get reborn, etc. There have been “cycles” before, and there will be “cycles” again.

How did Thor lose his grip on Mjolnir?

The two engaged in a heated battle that led to Thor losing grip on Mjolnir. Bill then went to retrieve it and simply picked it up. It was that simple. Beta Ray Bill was worthy of the powers of Thor and wanted to use Mjolnir only for good purposes. However, Mjolnir didn’t belong to him.