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“Listen well, mortals. True strength is not revealed by the outcome of a struggle. Consider that we gods have power that far outstrips yours. If a powerful being smites one who cannot hope to resist... What can we learn from this outcome? Nothing. We have power, but not true strength. You two wagered everything on a dim hope. You sacrificed yourselves, railing against fate with all your might. That is true strength. I respect it. I value it.”
—Thórr to Líf and Thrasir in Xenologue 5

Thórr is an antagonist of Fire Emblem Heroes. She is the god of war and servant of Alfaðör. She works alongside Loki, and is annoyed by her creation of the Røkkrs, first seen in the first Røkkr Sieges event.

Profile[]

Røkkr Sieges[]

Thórr arrives after Loki's creation of the Røkkrs from the souls of the dead. Thórr expresses her disdain for Loki making a mockery of those who fallen in battle as they have given their all for their ideals. She then reminds her to tend to her own responsibilities, and informs the trickster that she will be reporting this to their superior, Alfaðör.

Hall of Forms[]

Thórr is watching over the doll replicas of heroes, created by Alfaðör. Loki mocks Thórr for having any interest in them, as they aren't real heroes, but Thórr tells Loki not to belittle them as they possess a strength that they do not. She says while they may lack power they are filled with potential and they work together, push themselves with everything they have to grasp victory, and it is a strength they will never know. Loki then becomes intrigued and watches over the replicas as well.

Heavenly Witness (Xenologue 5)[]

Thórr arrives in the realm of the dead, and greets Líf and Thrasir introducing herself as the god of war. She tells them that regardless of their failure to bring back their ruined realm, true strength is not revealed by the outcome of a struggle. She goes on to say that despite gods having power that outstrips them, a powerful being smites one who can't hope to resist then there is nothing that can be learned from the outcome. Thórr laments that as gods they have power, but not true strength. She respects and values the true strength that Líf and Thrasir exhibited in their struggle with Hel. Thrasir and Líf questions her on what she wants from them to which Thórr responds by asking them to forge a contract with her and Loki. She promises to honor them as warriors who will stand shoulder to shoulder with them in the heavens and if they oblige her master, Alfaðör will grant their wish of bringing back their fallen realm. Thrasir becomes more convinced while Líf remains skeptical but eventually two agrees to the terms, but Líf promises that he will not bind himself to their will for eternity and will eventually break free from his contract. That he will serve as a reminder for the gods to no be so arrogant. Thórr is impressed by this claim, and calls the prince an exemplar and that she has just witnessed the true strength of a warrior's spirit.

The Start of It All[]

While Loki and Veronica send the children versions of Prince Marth, Caeda, Merric and the Whitewings to face the Order of Heroes, Thórr is looking at the fight as she wants to test the Heroes and Marth's team's strength. Thórr also gives immense powers to Marth and his friends so they could face the Heroes more easily, tough she admits they have a strong will, wich is some of strength in itself; She then asks Loki what she was up to and the latter tells her than she wants the best for the kids, just like her. Thórr does not believe her but agrees to let Loki continue, as long as she stays out of her way and then leaves. Marth and his team are latter defeated by the Heroes despite Thórr's power up and are then free from Loki and Veronica's contract. Marth thanks the Heroes and returns to his world with the others.

Mjölnir's Strike[]

Anna reports that an army of millions is attempting to invade Askr, which concerns Alfonse and Sharena. Thórr arrives in Askr and declares that in a few days time she will unleash the power of her hammer Mjölnir and her forces will invade Askr and destroy everything in their path unless Alfonse can hold them off. Seeing that Alfonse refuses to back down, Thórr directs his army to a shield that can withstand Mjölnir's wrath. Anna questions her reason for disclosing information such as this to her enemy, to which she responds that they deserve a fair fight and she does not want to slaughter Askr in cold blood, she wants to observe how Alfonse stands in war. She goes on to say that she admires Alfonse's drive to test his limits and while she has no desire to destroy him, she was ordered to take him on. She has Alfonse gather his army at the shield and the two prepare to take each other on to see whether the citadel will fall or Mjölnir.

Love of a King[]

Thórr does not physically appear in this paralogue, but she and Loki convince Líf and Thrasir to go to the Day of Devotion, which is a festival in Askr. The duo is once again defeated by the Order of Heroes during the festival and retreat.

Childhood Encounter[]

Thórr captures the children versions of Ephraim, Lyon, Eirika, L'Arachel, Tana and Innes and makes them believe that the members of the Order of Heroes are her soldiers, which makes the kids believe that they have to fight them so they could escape. Thórr's trap, is in fact, a trial she made to see how strong the future heroes are. Despite their defeat, the kids manage to escape and Thórr, satisfied, ends the trial and erase their memories of this event, so the future will remain unchanged. However their bonds are not broken by the goddess since this is the source of their strength. She then wishes that Ephraim, Eirika and the others might be able to use said strength in the future, either as allies or as enemies.

Keepers of Faith[]

Thórr's army advances over to the Order of Heroes base, as everyone does their best to hold them off and protect the forte, Thórr approaches the Gatekeeper at the gate of the base. She seemed disappointed, quoting that the Order of Heroes could do no better than the gatekeeper and thinking that they are disrespecting her. Although she warned the Gatekeeper to step aside, he stood his ground, leading Thórr to attack him. Even after bringing him to his knees, the Gatekeeper stood his ground, surprising her. She then apologizes to him for showing him disrespect, claiming that he is a true hero in strength, she is eventually defeated when Marianne, Marth and Eirika appear to rescue him.

Ice & Flame[]

In Part 4 of Ice & Flame, Loki gives Múspell some of the contents of the Twilit Runes to create an entertaining fight between the champions of him and Nifl. Thórr questions her motives, and Loki tells her that no matter what she does, nothing should technically be able to alter what was prophesied within the Twilit Runes. Loki then makes a wager with Thórr on which side she believes will win, with the loser agreeing to do something the winner tells her to, Thórr, knowing full well that destiny cannot be altered, entertains the ideas of commanding Loki, agrees to her terms and chooses a side, and the battle ends with Múspell's defeat at Fjorm's hand, revealing that Loki only showed him part of the prophecy, with the other part showing a way in which Nifl could win. Judging by her choice of words, Thórr chose Múspell to win, which meant that she had lost the wager, and it is implied that Loki had ordered Thórr to give her strength to the Order of Heroes.

Unlikely Friends[]

While Thórr does not make a physical appearance, it's heavily implied that she is the one putting Ike, Mist, Soren, Boyd, Ilyana and Mia through a trial of strength similar to the trial she had put the Magvel children through.

Personality[]

In contrast to her companion Loki, Thórr is more serious and sticks to her duty, while being far more straightforward about it. She has no problems chastising Loki for her disruptive behavior, even threatening to report her to their superiors. She also differs from Loki in that she seems to think rather highly of mortals, as several of her exchanges between them were about their differing opinions on humanity, with Thórr often telling Loki not to belittle them.

Thórr has an appreciation for strong warriors, not necessarily limited to physical strength alone. In particular, mortals who are able to achieve true strength all on their own fascinate her, something she envies compared to the power she possesses. To a point, she allows the Order of Heroes to potentially withstand her attacks by telling her intentions in advance as a way to judge their worth. Even the likes of the Gatekeeper, who has very little combat experience, manages to impress Thórr through his sheer tenacity to uphold his duty to protect the gate he guards.

Thórr also appears to have a sense of honor, agreeing to partake in Loki's games only to show that she is superior to her and agreeing to submit to the consequences if she were to lose, seeing as she chose to join the Order of Heroes after losing a bet she made with her, despite having no interest in actually helping them, upholds her bargain until she feels it is repaid.

In-Game[]

Fire Emblem Heroes[]

War God
The god of war. Respects humanity's strength, but seeks to test its tenacity and resolve by bringing war to the Kingdom of Askr.

Base Stats[]

Rarity: ✯✯✯✯✯

Thórr Heroes spriteTitle
War God
Group
Heroes Flying Flying
LevelHPAtkSpdDefRes
1
40
17/18/19
36/40/43
10/11/12
40/44/47
3/4/5
16/19/22
10/11/12
38/41/45
7/8/9
31/34/37
SkillsWeapon
FEH skill offense War-God Mjölnir
FEH skill special Glowing Ember
FEH Axe Axe

Skills[]

TypeNamePrerequisiteDefaultUnlocked
FEH skill offenseIron Axe---
Steel Axe---
Silver Axe---
War-God Mjölnir-FEH Star Rarity 5-
FEH skill specialGlowing Ember---
BonfireGlowing Ember--
AFEH Atk Def Push 1 Atk/Def Push 1--
FEH Atk Def Push 2 Atk/Def Push 2FEH Atk Def Push 1 Atk/Def Push 1-
FEH Atk Def Push 3 Atk/Def Push 3FEH Atk Def Push 2 Atk/Def Push 2-
FEH Atk Def Push 4 Atk/Def Push 4FEH Atk Def Push 3 Atk/Def Push 3FEH Star Rarity 5
BFEH Flow Guard 1 Flow Guard 1--
FEH Flow Guard 2 Flow Guard 2FEH Flow Guard 1 Flow Guard 1-
FEH Flow Guard 3 Flow Guard 3FEH Flow Guard 2 Flow Guard 2-
CFEH Worldbreaker Worldbreaker-FEH Star Rarity 5

Overall[]

Secret Book (Artwork)
Subjective: The following part of this article is based upon the editor's personal experiences and opinions, and therefore may not be applicable for all readers.
Base Skills[]

Thórr ends the Book V Heroes line-up as the last Mythic Hero. She is a Axe Flier unit with an Astra Blessing that allows the player to deploy one additional Astra Blessed Hero during the Astra Season of Aether Raids. On her own, Thórr is a mighty unit boasting a fantastic 44 Atk and a hefty 81 physical bulk score and a sold 74 magical bulk. Her only downside stat wise is her low Spd sitting at an extremely low 19 neutral, falling as low as 16 if she has a Spd Flaw. While this is a deterement to her as many units can double her, she covers this nicely with her skill kit that makes her a potent offensive force.
War-God Mjölnir is her unique weapon that accelerates her Special trigger, reducing its cooldown to two attacks, and deals effective damage to Armor units, allowing her to smash through some problematic high tier armor units like Pirate Surtr, Ascended Fjorm, and Edelgard's various armor forms including her Fallen form. If she has at least 25% of her HP at the start of combat, she gains two solid effects. She gains Atk+6 and inflicts Atk-6 on her foe, giving her attacks more oomph and gives her extra sturdiness to weather a foe's potential counterattack and she is given guaranteed follow-up attack, solving her Spd issues on her end to attack a foe twice. Finally, if she is not ajacent to an ally, her foe loses all visible buffs to their stats such as stats given through a Hone or Rally skill.
Worldbreaker gives Thórr and her allies a faster special charge per attack, allowing each attack that she and her allies within two spaces of her to gain this effect during combat. She does not require her allies to be near her to utilize this effect so it is always active for her. Depending on her build, she can unleash devastating attacks constantly or become a rushdown character depending on the skills she has inherited/equipped.
Bonfire makes excellent usage of her beefy 41 Def, granting her 20 true damage to her attacks.Atk/Def Push 4 gives Thórr Atk/Def+7 if she is above 25% HP but also inflicts 5 non-lethal recoil damage after combat. The stat boost just further pushes her two strongest stats to absurd levels, but the boost is nonetheless beneficial and syncs perfectly with War-God Mjölnir activation requirements. Flow Guard is a new inheritable skill that ensures that Thórr's follow-up attack cannot be negated and further slows her foe's special cooldown, to prevent them from unleashing their special attacks on her.

Counters[]

Thórr Spd, while covered in terms of her ability to perform Follow-Up attacks, does not stop her foes from doing the same. Her magical resistance, while still workable, is the much easier defensive stat to exploit as her base kit focuses more on her physical. Unless she inherits a Distant Counter skill, Red mages inflict the most amount of damage to her, making the likes of Legendary Lilina, Summer Female Byleth, and Valentines Líf potent counters. Maintaining her 25% HP threshold means that not only does her recoil needs to be properly managed, but staff units who can poke her out with the Dazzling Staff/Wrathful Staff/Savage Blow combo can quickly through the splash damage, even if she is not the outright target of the attacks.

Skill Inheritance Options[]

With her only empty skill being her Assist skill, Reposition is a fantastic choice for the ability to move allies offensively or defensively around her if she herself is not going to go on the offensive that turn. Galeforce under her Axe and unique skill will take a single round of combat to charge if she gets her two attacks off which means that she can use this to destroy a foe and proceed to the next or rain down two consecutive attacks on a singular target who is able to survive her first round of combat without needing a dancer to refresh her. Wings of Mercy allows her teleport to wounded allies which gives her more of a threatening presence when using the Galeforce strategy as she can start deeper into her foe's formation.

Meet Some of the Heroes[]

War God Thórr
Thórr god of war pop01 Askr has been challenged by the heavens to undergo the trials of Mjölnir's Strike—and commanding the enemy assault is Thórr, the god of war herself!
Thórr god of war pop02 Thórr unleashed the power of Mjölnir to invade Askr and put humanity to the test, but she wasn't exactly forthcoming on the reasons why...
Thórr god of war pop03 Still, it doesn't seem like she's out to destroy mankind outright. Out of respect for human strength, she told us about Midgard's Shield, which would allow us to survive the onslaught and fight back.
Thórr god of war pop04 She also formed contracts with Líf and Thrasir, making them divine champions in service to the gods. Thórr herself serves the one who created all...so I'm curious what her real goal is!
Closely Associated Characters
Loki Strategist for Múspell, the Kingdom of Flame. Likes to play tricks and manipulate people. A long-time acquaintance of Thórr's.
Líf General of the realm of the dead. At his queen's command, this dark swordsman fights in hopes that all the living will join the ranks of the dead. After escaping Hel's control, he forms a contract with Thórr to become a celestial warrior with dominion over the nine worlds.
Thrasir General of the realm of the dead. At her queen's command, this witch uses her powers to swell the ranks of the dead. After escaping Hel's control, she forms a contract with Thórr to become a celestial warrior with dominion over the nine worlds.

Sun-Kissed Gods
Loki, whose subtle manipulations touch a wide range of worlds, and Thórr, the war god. What purpose might these two have for coming to the seaside?

Base Stats[]

Rarity: ✯✯✯✯✯

Thórr Sun-Kissed Gods Heroes spriteTitle
Sun-Kissed Gods
Group
Heroes Flying Flying
LevelHPAtkSpdDefRes
1
40
17/18/19
36/40/43
12/13/14
40/43/47
2/3/4
12/16/19
5/6/7
27/30/33
7/8/9
35/38/42
SkillsWeapon
FEH skill offense Divine Whimsy
FEH skill special Rising Thunder
FEH Thunder Tome Tome

Skills[]

TypeNamePrerequisiteDefaultUnlocked
FEH skill offenseThunder---
Elthunder---
Thoron---
Divine Whimsy-FEH Star Rarity 5-
FEH skill specialRising Thunder-FEH Star Rarity 5-
Blazing ThunderRising Thunder-FEH Star Rarity 5
AFEH Still Water 1 Still Water 1--
FEH Still Water 2 Still Water 2FEH Still Water 1 Still Water 1-
FEH Still Water 3 Still Water 3FEH Still Water 2 Still Water 2-
FEH Still Water 4 Still Water 4FEH Still Water 3 Still Water 3FEH Star Rarity 5
BFEH A R Far Trace 1 A/R Far Trace 1--
FEH A R Far Trace 2 A/R Far Trace 2FEH A R Far Trace 1 A/R Far Trace 1-
FEH A R Far Trace 3 A/R Far Trace 3FEH A R Far Trace 2 A/R Far Trace 2FEH Star Rarity 5
CFEH Worldbreaker Worldbreaker--

Overall[]

Secret Book (Artwork)
Subjective: The following part of this article is based upon the editor's personal experiences and opinions, and therefore may not be applicable for all readers.
Base Kit[]
Counters[]
Skill Inheritance[]

Meet Some of the Heroes[]

Sun-Kissed Gods Thórr
Thórr suns war gods pop01 I can't believe what I'm seeing! Thórr, the god of war herself, and Loki, Múspell's infamous strategist, have come to join our vacation and steal the show!
Thórr suns war gods pop02 Thórr's wearing a white swimsuit with a bright and breezy look accentuated with flowers and seashells!
Thórr suns war gods pop03 Meanwhile, Loki's showing off her sophisticated style with a lovely purple swimsuit. Isn't that big straw hat of hers charming?
Thórr suns war gods pop04 You may have encountered Thórr in Mjölnir's Strike, a series of battles where she puts humanity to the test. I hope this means she and Loki give us a break for once during our vacation!
Closely Associated Characters
Líf General of the realm of the dead. At his queen's command, this dark swordsman fights in hopes that all the living will join the ranks of the dead. After escaping Hel's control, he forms a contract with Thórr to become a celestial warrior with dominion over the nine worlds.
Thrasir General of the realm of the dead. At her queen's command, this witch uses her powers to swell the ranks of the dead. After escaping Hel's control, she forms a contract with Thórr to become a celestial warrior with dominion over the nine worlds.
Surtr King of Múspell, the Kingdom of Flame. Carries the blood of the Flame Dragon. A harsh ruler whose desire for conquest is relentless. He invaded Nifl with Loki's help.

Quotes[]

Thórr/Heroes Quotes

Non-Canon Appearances[]

Dragalia Lost[]

Thórr appears as part of the Dragalia Lost event, Fire Emblem: Kindred Ties as the main antagonist. She engages Alfonse and Sharena in battle, where she quickly dispatches Alfonse, and abducts him causing Sharena to chase after them, to no avail. Thórr then tells her that she intends to use Alfonse's power for her plans. She states that if she wishes to follow her, she needs to go to the Dragonblood realm, and disappears with Alfonse.

Thórr decides to test the worth of the heroes of Alberia so she manipulates Peony, Tiki and Chrom into coming to Alberia, she engulfs Peony in black mana to take advantage of her sleeping ability so the others must fight her in the Dreamrealm, teleports Tiki to a part of Alberia where the Dyrenell Empire is slaying dragons as to corrupt her memory, and sends Chrom to a future where Euden takes the Other's power, leaving Zethia to lead the Halidom, thereby dooming the world at Thórr's hands.

After the three have been defeated and recruited to Euden's team, Thórr reveals herself to the group, and reveals that she corrupted Alfonse with black mana, amplifying his powers, causing rifts to open at an increased rate, and claims that their world is almost at an end. She is interrupted by Morsayati who claims that she will not allow Thórr to destroy her world, and that only she will do so, which Thórr accepts and hands Alfonse over to her as the three leave together.

Upon freeing Alfonse, The black mana forces him to fight Sharena, as Thórr prevents Euden from interfering, only for the mana to dissipate from Alfonse thanks to Zethia trying to resist the Other's power. Thórr reprimands Morsayati for underestimating humans, which she rebuffs and leaves, Thórr then begins her judgement of Euden and his world before disappearing.

Thórr leads a colossal army, consisting of fiends, Dyrenell soldiers and Forma, toward the Halidom as she prepares to decimate their entire world, and encourages them to fight on as it will be the only way to save it.

As the battle goes on, the group manages to finish constructing the gate, causing all rifts to close, and Thórr, seeing her army defeated, declares them the winner and spares their world, now with newfound respect for the Dragonblood Realm. While the group attempts to finish their battle with Thórr for good, she declares that it is not the time and that they will meet again, she then retreats back to her world.

Choose Your Legends Placement History[]

Round Placement Character Version Votes

CYL1-CYL3 N/A
CYL4 Ineligible
CYL5 Ineligible
CYL6 86 CYL Thórr Portrait
Heroes
1,148

CYL7 132
↓46
CYL Thórr Portrait
Heroes
457
↓691

Etymology[]

In Norse Mythology, Thórr is known as the God of Thunder who carries Mjölnir to summon lightning. Thórr is also another word for Thunder (or Donner in German). During Ragnarok, Thórr will fight against Jörmungandr and die by the serpent's poison but will succeed in killing the World Serpent.

Trivia[]

  • According to the Fire Emblem Heroes Character Illustrations Vol. 1 book, Thórr stands at 174cm (or about 5'9).

Gallery[]

See main article: Thórr/Gallery.
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