History Characters / MCUAsgard

* CelebrityParadox: Nick Fury mentions Franchise/HannibalLecter in ''Film/CaptainMarvel'' when the Kree put a muzzle on Goose. Anthony Hopkins played Lecter from the 1980s to the early 2000s.

---> '''Odin:''' If and when [Malekith] comes, his men will fall by ten thousand Asgardian blades.
'''Thor:''' And how many of our men shall fall on theirs?
'''Odin:''' AS MANY AS ARE NEEDED! We will fight! Until the last Asgardian breath, the last drop of Asgardian blood.\\

* CoolHorse: Warsong is Brunnhilde's personal winged steed that can open portlas to anywhere in the universe.

* ThinkingUpPortals: He's able to open portals to anywhere in the universe, but can only transport whoever is currently riding him. When Brunnhilde, Thor, and Jane need to travel together, they rule Warsong out as he can't carry all of them.

* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Leads the Asgardian charge. It runs in the family, apparently.

* HufflepuffHouse: Alfheim is one of the Nine Realms, but prior to Phase 4 it was only mentioned in [[Film/{{Thor}} Thor's first movie]], and it only made one appearance in ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder as the site where Falligar is slain, given no real exposition on its landscape or the races thereof.

* UltimateForge: Nidavellir is a RingWorldPlanet surrounding a neutron star. By drawing power from this star, the Dwarves are able to forge the strongest weapons in all of existence, including but not limited to Thor's hammer Mjolnir. Before ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'', Thanos forced the Dwarves to create his Infinity Gauntlet under the threat of death, and then froze Nidavellir's star to prevent anyone from creating any weapons to counter it. Thor, Rocket, and Groot, however, are able to revive the star long enough to forge Stormbreaker, an axe powerful enough to kill Thanos.

-->'''Surtur:''' ''This'' is my crown. The source of my power!
-->'''Thor:''' Oh, that's a crown? I thought it was a big eyebrow.
-->'''Surtur:''' ''[annoyed]'' It's a crown!

* OffWithHisHead: Thor kills Surtur early in the movie by knocking his block off. Ultimately, it doesn’t stick.

** By the time of ''Thor Love and Thunder'', New Asgard is basically a refugee camp meets Disneyland that makes its primary income by capitalizing off an abridged caricature of their culture for the amusement of tourists, not unlike what Sparta became after Greece was conquered by the Romans. What remains of Asgard's children live a decidedly unglamarous western-suburban life, funded by endorsements of theme-park product placements of their cultures and traditions, tours on flying boats, ''icecream brands based on the genocidal tragedy that was '''The Snap''''', not to mention ''golf-courses'' built around their residential suburbs to further add to their humiliating fall from a once-proud race of Warrior Gods. Gor just walks in one night and kidnaps most of their children. [[spoiler: The end of the film shows these children training in self-defense with Lady Sif and King Valkriye, so the warrior traditions are not entirely gone, just adapted.]]

* Unishment: The deafeningly loud duo of goats were given by the devoutly religious Indigarrians to Thor as a backhanded "reward" for saving them from an army of bandits... by flying full-speed into their priceless crystal temple and bringing it crashing down on the bandits' leaders. Unfortunately for them, Thor thinks they're awesome.

* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: The deafeningly loud duo of goats were given by the devoutly religious Indigarrians to Thor as a backhanded "reward" for saving them from an army of bandits... by flying full-speed into their priceless crystal temple and bringing it crashing down on the bandits' leaders.

** Lampshaded in ''Love and Thunder'', wherein Korg, reciting Thor's [[TraumaCongaLine]], refers to them as "that guy, and that guy, and whoever that is."

* WorldsBestWarrior: He is recognized as the best warrior in all of Asgard. In his prime, he was able to defeat such powerful opponents as Laufey, Hela and even Surtur himself. In a deleted scene, Loki even calls him "The most powerful being in the None Realms".

* AffectionateGestureToTheHead: In a flashback scene of ''Film/{{Thor}}'', Odin caresses the head of the abandoned baby Loki to make him stop crying.

* DeusExitMachina: As the most powerful being in the Nine Realms, Odin could probably solve most of the problems in the ''Thor'' movie by himself without much effort. However, each film finds some excuse to prevent it from doing so.

* SuddenlyShouting: He has his moments.
--> '''Odin:''' All this because Loki desires a throne.\\
'''Loki:''' It is my birthright.\\
'''Odin:''' YOUR BIRTHRIGHT WAS TO DIE! As a child. Cast out onto a frozen rock.

* WorldsBestWarrior: He is recognized as the best warrior in all of Asgard. In his prime, he was able to defeat such powerful opponents as Laufey, Hela and even Surtur himself.

--> '''Thor:''' ''[to Love while handing her Stormbreaker]'' I remember what my mother used to tell me; Listen to grown ups, and if you see anyone who is scared or picked on, ''look after them,'' okay?

* FaceDeathWithDignity: 'Endgame' implies that she knew exactly when she was going to die, and was fully prepared for it.

** In ''Thor,'' they're linked through their sorcery and trickery which contrasts to Thor and Odin upfront combat attitude. Frigga is happy being the Queen consort of Asgard with a supporting role in her husband's reign, whereas Loki is ''miserable'' having to play second fiddle to Thor, the Crown Prince. Loki's envy and resentment towards his brother eventually lead him to commit fratricide (although the enchantment Odin had placed on Mjölnir revives Thor), while Frigga is devoted to Odin and protects him from Laufey's mook.

** She's one for her adopted son Loki: In ''The Dark World'' she's shown to be the only family member Loki still connects to and takes advises from before calling her away. Her death also is what leads Loki to help Thor in the first place. Aslo, in ''Series/{{Loki|2021}}'' [[spoiler:footage of her death is what leads to Loki agreeing to help the TVA]].

* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: He's skewered by a Frost Giant's ice spike during the raid on Jötunheim. He lives, but has to be carried off the battlefield. Hela kills him in ''Ragnarok'' this way with throwing swords she summoned.

* HorsebackHeroism: Odin arrives on his eight-legged horse to save his sons and their friends on Jotunheim.

* SatelliteCharacter: She's defined by her reactions to the actions of her family members.

* AuthoritySoundsDeep: He was King of Asgard before his son Odin, and his voice is deeper than ''Thor's''.

* OldSoldier: He seems to be a contemporary of Odin's and serves as commander of the Einherjar
* UnrelatedInTheAdaptation: He's Thor's brother in the comics.

* SatelliteCharacter: We don't know much about her except that she's Axl's mother and Heimdall's wife.

* EyeScream: His eyes are visibly ripped from their sockets by the black hole grenade that Loki set off.

* BladeOnAStick: Gungnir, the "Spear of Heaven". It fires blasts of energy, controls the Bifröst, and activates the Destroyer.
* BoomStick: It can fire energy blasts.

* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Judging by the attendance and the reaction of the mourners at Frigga's funeral, all of Asgard love their Queen.

* BadassBaritone: When you hear his deep and powerful voice, it becomes clear why Idris Elba was chosen for this role.

* BadassBaritone: His voice is deeper than ''Thor's''.

* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: The woman that Valkyrie kisses the hand of in Love and Thunder is quite...appreciative.

[[folder:Darryl]]
!!''Darryl''
!!!'''Species:''' Human
!!!'''Citizenship:''' Asgardian
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Asgard
!!!'''Portrayed By:''' Daley Pearson
!!!'''Appearances:''' ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder''

A tour guide in New Asgard.

* AdaptationalJobChange: Is a tour guide instead of an office worker.
* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: Unlike his Earth-16828 counterpart he has apparently never met Thor.
* AlternateSelf: To Darryl Jacobson from ''WebVideo/TeamThor'', and he stands out for being the first character in the main MCU reality to appear after a version from a different universe.
* CanonImmigrant: A very minor one, but Daley Pearson played Thor's roommate Darryl in the non-canon ''WebVideo/TeamThor''-One Shots.

!!!'''Appearances:''' ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder'' | ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3''

!!!'''Voiced By:''' Gerardo García (''Thor''), Arturo Cataño (''Thor: The Dark World'') (Latin-American Spanish dub); Hernán Fernández (European Spanish dub); Fuminori Komatsu (''Thor''), Daichi Endō (''Thor: The Dark World'') (Japanese dub), Léo Rabelo (Brazilian Portuguese dub)

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* TheGhost: Alfheim is mentioned a few times by Thor in [[Film/{{Thor}} his first movie]], but it never actually appears on screen.
* HufflepuffHouse: Alfheim is one of the Nine Realms, but prior to Phase 4 it was only mentioned once, and it has not yet made a physical appearance.

!!!'''Voiced By:''' Sebastián Llapur (Latin-American Spanish dub), Gonzalo Abril (European Spanish dub)

* BadassInCharge: He's TheLeader of the Dark Elves and quite skilled, even before he gets powered up by the Aether.