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* AxCrazy: Learning the truth of his existence drove him completely insane.
* DeadlyDoctor: Turns out that he can use scalpels as weapons, and he can diagnose at a glance - and use that as a weapon, too.
* EvilWearsBlack: After he goes nuts, in [[spoiler: armour made from the skin of Jormungand]].
* MadDoctor: [[spoiler: In the 2020 run, having gone completely insane and devouring as much power as he could get his hands on, even willing to topple Yggdrasil itself]].
* PhysicalGod: In ''ComicBook/Thor2020'', it turns out that this part stuck, possibly because of how he emerged this time, pointing out that he's as strong and fast as Thor. And that was ''before'' [[spoiler: he gutted the Midgard Serpent for power and a natty suit of black armour, and became a full fledged PowerParasite]].
* RedBaron: He's dubbed [[spoiler: the Dragon by Jormungand, and the Serpent. Loki, meanwhile, christens him the new God of Lies]].
* SherlockScan: He can diagnose at a glance, and when insane, uses that as a verbal weapon and a means of targeting physical vulnerabilities.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: He's had a rough go of it since he and Thor were separated, as it left him rather deprived - being elevated to godhood, then ''decapitated'' while Amora used his body as a sort of golem/sex toy, was bad enough. Then, when he and Thor were apparently joined again, [[spoiler: he discovered the truth of his existence in a pocket dimension when Thor doesn't call on him, after the God of Hammers - the Mother Storm corrupted by Mangog - smashes down the barriers and lets in Jormungand, who tells him the truth, driving him completely insane. As Thor notes, he did not ask to be born into their family, or to be what he was.]]
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* CommutingOnABus: This has been her status ever since she and Thor broke up way back in ''Thor'' #136. Jane, while a major part of Thor's mythology, actually hasn't been featured in many of his books since then, compared to someone like Lois Lane or Mary Jane Watson.
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* CommutingOnABus: This has been was her status ever since she and Thor broke up way back in ''Thor'' #136. Jane, while a major part of Thor's mythology, actually hasn't been featured in many of his books since then, compared to someone like Lois Lane or Mary Jane Watson. Jason Aaron's ''God of Thunder'' run rectified this, bringing her back to front and centre, even if they were AmicableExes, and she's had several books of her own as well as being a regular guest star in Thor's.
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* MorphWeapon: As Valkyrie, she has Undjarn the All-Weapon, previously a Doctor Doom-made copy of Ultimate Thor's Mjolnir which had wound up in Earth-616. It's bonded to her.
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* MorphWeapon: As Valkyrie, she has Undjarn Undrjarn the All-Weapon, previously a Doctor Doom-made copy of Ultimate Thor's Mjolnir made by [[ComicBook/SecretWars2015 God Doom]], which had wound up in Earth-616. It's bonded to her.
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* ReassignedToAntarctica: After ''War of the Realms'', thanks to constantly disappearing to go do Thor stuff, Jane gets demoted to working in the hospital morgue, where the only other person is a creepy mortician.
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* ReassignedToAntarctica: After ''War of the Realms'', thanks to constantly disappearing to go do Thor stuff, Jane gets demoted to working in the hospital morgue, where the only other person is a creepy mortician. Since she's a Valkyrie now, and the mortician isn't so bad, it actually works out for the best.
* SitcomArchnemesis: Her relationship with Odin, never the warmest, has settled into this in recent years, with Odin annoyed at her lack of deference and Jane annoyed at Odin's... general personality. However, she respects and acknowledges the lengths he will go to for his family and people, and he respects both her courage and her loyalty to his loved ones. Mostly, they just bicker these days.
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* TheTopicOfCancer: During Jason Aaron's ''God Of Thunder'' run, she's dealing with this.
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* TheTopicOfCancer: During Jason Aaron's ''God Of Thunder'' run, she's she ends up dealing with this.this, and it kills her. Thor and Odin between them manage to pull her back.
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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: He discovered a plot by Loki and Dr. Doom to [[CruelAndUnusualDeath vivisect Asgardians]]. When confronted by Loki's goons, he put up a valiant, but useless fight against the [[PhysicalGod stronger]], better-trained Asgardian warriors. His last words to Balder reveal Loki's betrayal. To sum it up: a fry cook from Oklahoma saved countless Asgardian lives and [[DiedInYourArmsTonight died in the arms of the god of light.]] And tops it up by killing one of his attackers who tried to attack Balder from behind, saving his life.
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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: He discovered a plot by Loki and Dr. Doom to [[CruelAndUnusualDeath vivisect Asgardians]]. When confronted by Loki's goons, he put up a valiant, but useless fight against the [[PhysicalGod stronger]], better-trained Asgardian warriors. His last words to Balder reveal Loki's betrayal. To sum it up: a fry cook from Oklahoma saved countless Asgardian lives and [[DiedInYourArmsTonight died in the arms of the god of light.]] And tops it up by killing one of his attackers who tried to attack Balder from behind, saving his life. He is rightly honoured as a hero, and earned his place in Valhalla.
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* StarCrossedLovers: With Kelda. In the end, their worlds really are too different for their love to last, and Bill is killed.
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* StarCrossedLovers: With Kelda. In the end, their worlds really are too different for their love to last, and Bill is killed. On the other hand, they get eternity together, which isn't so bad.
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* AntiHeroSubstitute: An inversion. Thor was replaced by Thunderstrike in Main/TheNineties, but he was less likely to kill a dangerous opponent and he came across as a dork when he tried to sound like an anti-hero. Thunder strike did, however, look the part. Complicating the whole thing was that Thunderstrike had previously been Thor himself.
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* AntiHeroSubstitute: An inversion. Thor was replaced by Thunderstrike in Main/TheNineties, but he was less likely to kill a dangerous opponent and he came across as a dork when he tried to sound like an anti-hero. Thunder strike Thunderstrike did, however, look the part. Complicating the whole thing was that Thunderstrike had previously been Thor himself.
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* NaiveNewcomer: While she's knowledgable in ancient artifacts and a fan of superheroes, she's not very prepared to be a Valkyrie at first.
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* NaiveNewcomer: While she's knowledgable knowledgeable in ancient artifacts and a fan of superheroes, she's not very prepared to be a Valkyrie at first.
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Wielding the mighty Frogjolnir, Simon Walterson is Throg. Although he physically resembles the amphibian form that Thor was once trapped in, Throg is a different being who shares a portion of the Thunder God's powers.
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Wielding the mighty Frogjolnir, Frogjolnir (made from a sliver of Mjolnir) Simon Walterson is Throg. Although he physically resembles the amphibian form that Thor was once trapped in, Throg is a different being who shares a portion of the Thunder God's powers.
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* DropTheHammer: His hammer Frogjolnir, made from a sliver of Mjolnir.
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Introduced as [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]'s coworker —a mortal nurse to his alter ego, Dr. Donald Blake— Jane soon became his primary love interest, appearing in nearly every issue of his initial solo adventures. Though her appearances started growing fewer and farther between in later years, Jane eventually received more attention throughout the wider Franchise/MarvelUniverse separate from Thor, showing up in storylines like ''ComicBook/CivilWar'', now a doctor of oncology instead of the nurse she originally was.
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Introduced as [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]'s coworker —a mortal nurse to his alter ego, Dr. Donald Blake— Jane soon became his primary love interest, appearing in nearly every issue of his initial solo adventures. Though her appearances started growing fewer and farther between in later years, Jane eventually received more attention throughout the wider Franchise/MarvelUniverse separate from Thor, showing up in storylines like ''ComicBook/CivilWar'', ''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}'', now a doctor of oncology instead of the nurse she originally was.
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* AlternateSpeciesCounterpart: He's Thor as a frog.
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Introduced as [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]'s coworker —a mortal nurse to his alter ego, Dr. Donald Blake— Jane soon became his primary love interest, appearing in nearly every issue of his initial solo adventures. Though her appearances started growing fewer and farther between in later years, Jane eventually received more attention throughout the wider MarvelUniverse Franchise/MarvelUniverse separate from Thor, showing up in storylines like ''ComicBook/CivilWar'', now a doctor of oncology instead of the nurse she originally was.
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* FieryRedhead: Much like the original Thor from Norse mythology, Red has red hair and a hotheaded temper to match.
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[[folder:Dargo Ktor]]
!!!'''First Appearance:''' ''The Mighty Thor'' vol 1 #384 (Oct, 1987)
A young man from an alternate 25th century where the Earth is entirely controlled by corporations, Dargo attended a meeting of a group of Thor cultists despite not believing in the God of Thunder himself. When things went wrong, Dargo wound up grabbing Mjolnir, and found he was worthy.
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* HappilyMarried: By the time of his appearance in ''Thor'' Annual #16, he and his girlfriend Salla have married.
* NiceGuy: Generally, Dargo's a pretty nice guy.
* UnwittingPawn: Maybe a bit too trusting, Dargo's been tricked into fighting others more than once.
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!!!'''First Appearance:''' ''The Mighty Thor'' vol 1 #384 (Oct, 1987)
A young man from an alternate 25th century where the Earth is entirely controlled by corporations, Dargo attended a meeting of a group of Thor cultists despite not believing in the God of Thunder himself. When things went wrong, Dargo wound up grabbing Mjolnir, and found he was worthy.
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* HappilyMarried: By the time of his appearance in ''Thor'' Annual #16, he and his girlfriend Salla have married.
* NiceGuy: Generally, Dargo's a pretty nice guy.
* UnwittingPawn: Maybe a bit too trusting, Dargo's been tricked into fighting others more than once.
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* TheBusCameBack: She reappears for an absolute microsecond when Loki returns from outside the multiverse, deciding to check on her in the present and finding she is alive and well.
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* TheBusCameBack: She reappears for an absolute microsecond when Loki returns from outside the multiverse, deciding to check on her in the present and finding she is alive and well.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Verity dubs [[ComicBook/TheEnchantress Amora the Enchantress]][[HeteronormativeCrusader Heteronormativa]] behind her back as an insult.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Verity dubs [[ComicBook/TheEnchantress Amora the Enchantress]][[HeteronormativeCrusader Enchantress]] [[HeteronormativeCrusader Heteronormativa]] behind her back as an insult.
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Jane Foster (formerly Thor, presently Valkyrie) is a Creator/MarvelComics character created by Creator/StanLee, Larry Lieber, and Creator/JackKirby, first appearing in ''ComicBook/JourneyIntoMystery'' #84 (dated September 1962).
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!!Jane Foster appears in:
[[AC:Notable Comic Books]]
* ''ComicBook/JourneyIntoMystery'' vol. 1 (1962 -- 1966)
* ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' (various runs):
** Jason Aaron's ''Thor'' (2014 -- 2018):
*** ''[[ComicBook/{{Thor|2014}} Thor]]'' [[ComicBook/{{Thor|2014}} vol. 4]] (2014 -- 2015)
*** ''The Mighty Thor'' vol. 2 (2015 -- 2018)
*** ''Thor'' vol. 5 (2018 -- present)
* ''ComicBook/{{Avengers}}'' (various runs):
** ''ComicBook/AllNewAllDifferentAvengers'' (2015 -- 2016)
** ''ComicBook/{{The Avengers|MarkWaid}}'' vol. 7 (2016 -- 2017)
** ''ComicBook/AvengersNoSurrender'' (2018)
* ''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms'' (2019)
* ''[[ComicBook/JaneFosterValkyrie Jane Foster: Valkyrie]]'' (2019)
[[AC:Film]]
* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, portrayed by Creator/NataliePortman:
** ''Film/{{Thor}}'' (2011) as Dr. Jane Foster
** ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' (archive footage; 2012) as Dr. Jane Foster
** ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' (2013) as Dr. Jane Foster
** ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' (archive footage; 2019) as Dr. Jane Foster
** ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder'' (2021) as The Mighty Thor
[[AC:Video Games]]
* ''VideoGame/MarvelPuzzleQuest'' (added in 2014)
* ''VideoGame/MarvelContestOfChampions'' (added in 2015)
* ''VideoGame/MarvelFutureFight'' (added in 2016)
* ''VideoGame/LEGOMarvelsAvengers'' (2016), voiced by Creator/ElizabethMaxwell
* ''VideoGame/AvengersAcademy'' (2016 -- 2019), voiced by Creator/MarissaLenti
* ''VideoGame/MarvelHeroes'' (2016 -- 2018), voiced by Creator/JenniferHale
* ''VideoGame/MarvelAvengersAlliance'' (2016 -- 2017)
* ''VideoGame/LEGOMarvelSuperHeroes2'' (2017)
[[AC:Western Animation]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TheMarvelSuperHeroes'' (1966), voiced by Peg Dixon
* ''WesternAnimation/TheAvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes'' (2010 -- 2012), voiced by Creator/KariWahlgren
* ''[[WesternAnimation/AvengersAssemble Avengers: Secret Wars]]'' (2017 -- 2018), voiced by Creator/EricaLindbeck
* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, portrayed by Creator/NataliePortman:
** ''What If...?'' (2021) as Dr. Jane Foster
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[[AC:Notable Comic Books]]
* ''ComicBook/JourneyIntoMystery'' vol. 1 (1962 -- 1966)
* ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' (various runs):
** Jason Aaron's ''Thor'' (2014 -- 2018):
*** ''[[ComicBook/{{Thor|2014}} Thor]]'' [[ComicBook/{{Thor|2014}} vol. 4]] (2014 -- 2015)
*** ''The Mighty Thor'' vol. 2 (2015 -- 2018)
*** ''Thor'' vol. 5 (2018 -- present)
* ''ComicBook/{{Avengers}}'' (various runs):
** ''ComicBook/AllNewAllDifferentAvengers'' (2015 -- 2016)
** ''ComicBook/{{The Avengers|MarkWaid}}'' vol. 7 (2016 -- 2017)
** ''ComicBook/AvengersNoSurrender'' (2018)
* ''ComicBook/WarOfTheRealms'' (2019)
* ''[[ComicBook/JaneFosterValkyrie Jane Foster: Valkyrie]]'' (2019)
[[AC:Film]]
* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, portrayed by Creator/NataliePortman:
** ''Film/{{Thor}}'' (2011) as Dr. Jane Foster
** ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' (archive footage; 2012) as Dr. Jane Foster
** ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' (2013) as Dr. Jane Foster
** ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' (archive footage; 2019) as Dr. Jane Foster
** ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder'' (2021) as The Mighty Thor
[[AC:Video Games]]
* ''VideoGame/MarvelPuzzleQuest'' (added in 2014)
* ''VideoGame/MarvelContestOfChampions'' (added in 2015)
* ''VideoGame/MarvelFutureFight'' (added in 2016)
* ''VideoGame/LEGOMarvelsAvengers'' (2016), voiced by Creator/ElizabethMaxwell
* ''VideoGame/AvengersAcademy'' (2016 -- 2019), voiced by Creator/MarissaLenti
* ''VideoGame/MarvelHeroes'' (2016 -- 2018), voiced by Creator/JenniferHale
* ''VideoGame/MarvelAvengersAlliance'' (2016 -- 2017)
* ''VideoGame/LEGOMarvelSuperHeroes2'' (2017)
[[AC:Western Animation]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TheMarvelSuperHeroes'' (1966), voiced by Peg Dixon
* ''WesternAnimation/TheAvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes'' (2010 -- 2012), voiced by Creator/KariWahlgren
* ''[[WesternAnimation/AvengersAssemble Avengers: Secret Wars]]'' (2017 -- 2018), voiced by Creator/EricaLindbeck
* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, portrayed by Creator/NataliePortman:
** ''What If...?'' (2021) as Dr. Jane Foster
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* CastFromLifeSpan: Using the hammer spreads her cancer.
* CastFromLifeSpan: Using the hammer spreads her cancer.
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* {{Determinator}}: Keep on fighting and Living dispite losing her son in a car accident and being diagnosed with cancer.
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* DistaffCounterpart: In one alternate universe (Earth-788), she's the one who finds {{Mjolnir}} instead of Dr. Blake and uses the hammer to become a female version of Thor, Thordis, having many of the same advantages Blake had in the 616 universe. As the former Thor in the 616 universe, she was this once again.
* DivineDate: She was Thor's earliest LoveInterest -- in the comics, that is.
* DivineDate: She was Thor's earliest LoveInterest -- in the comics, that is.
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* DistaffCounterpart: In one alternate universe (Earth-788), she's the one who finds {{Mjolnir}} instead of Dr. Blake and uses the hammer to become a female version of Thor, Thordis, having many of the same advantages Blake had in the 616 universe. As the former Thor in the 616 universe, she was this once again.
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* DivineDate: She was Thor's earliest
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* FlatEarthAtheist: Played With. She's perfectly aware of all the crazy magic stuff, but she's also very aware that it comes with a price, hence why she forbids Thor from looking for a magical method of curing her cancer.
* HandicappedBadass: Jane had cancer during her time as Thor and in fact using her power made the cancer worse yet dispite this kept on going.
* HandicappedBadass: Jane had cancer during her time as Thor and in fact using her power made the cancer worse yet dispite this kept on going.
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* HenshinHero: As Valkyrie. While she is still Jane as Valkyrie, there are some personality differences all the same.
* MorphWeapon: As Valkyrie, she has Undjarn the All-Weapon, previously a Doctor Doom-made copy of Ultimate Thor's Mjolnir which had wound up in Earth-616. It's bonded to her.
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** From Thor's first appearance, Jane apppeared in ''every'' issue alongside him, until Odin prevented Jane from marrying Thor in ''Thor'' #136 and she fell in love with Dr. Kincaid instead. From then on, she only sparsely appeared in the books while the role of Thor's LoveInterest fell primarily to Sif.
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** From Thor's first appearance, Jane apppeared appeared in ''every'' issue alongside him, until Odin prevented Jane from marrying Thor in ''Thor'' #136 and she fell in love with Dr. Kincaid instead. From then on, she only sparsely appeared in the books while the role of Thor's LoveInterest fell primarily to Sif.
* ReassignedToAntarctica: After ''War of the Realms'', thanks to constantly disappearing to go do Thor stuff, Jane gets demoted to working in the hospital morgue, where the only other person is a creepy mortician.
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* TheTopicOfCancer: As of Jason Aaron's ''God Of Thunder'' run, she's dealing with this.
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* SuperSenses: As Valkyrie, she gains a few extra senses. It nearly causes a case of GoMadFromTheRevelation when she gets a glimpse at the Living Tribunal, but Doctor Strange manages to intervene.
* TechnicalPacifist: Undjarn never shifts into anything lethal. No swords or guns or the like. But that doesn't mean Jane won't kick ass with it regardless.
* TheTopicOfCancer:As of During Jason Aaron's ''God Of Thunder'' run, she's dealing with this.this.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: For very understandable reasons, Jane's biggest fear is her cancer coming back.
* TechnicalPacifist: Undjarn never shifts into anything lethal. No swords or guns or the like. But that doesn't mean Jane won't kick ass with it regardless.
* TheTopicOfCancer:
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: For very understandable reasons, Jane's biggest fear is her cancer coming back.
* FishOutOfWater: Eric wasn't exactly accustomed to the normal weirdness of a superhero life. During ''Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective'' he gets dragged into a time travel adventure, and spends a lot of it mostly just trying to hide the fact he has ''no idea'' what's going on and is utterly terrified.
* WhatTheHellHero: Delivers one to Jane Foster when they meet in ''Jane Foster: Valkyrie'', thinking she's just an imposter claiming the title.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Verity dubs [[ComicBook/TheEnchantress Amora the Enchantress]]
[[HeteronormativeCrusader Heteronormativa]] behind her back as an insult.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: Verity dubs [[ComicBook/TheEnchantress Amora the Enchantress]]
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Verity is a mortal with a special gift - she can see through any intentional lie, whether it is words, hallucinations, fake feelings, holograms, special effects, fiction, magic illusions, etc. Thanks to this power, her life has been difficult, since everybody lies and lies make her uncomfortable. She found Loki (the 3rd one) while trying (and failing) to speed date; since then they have become friends, as Loki is the only person who so far has been able to cheat her powers (to some extent) with their mastery at lying and manipulating.
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Verity is a mortal with a special gift - she can see through any intentional lie, whether it is words, hallucinations, fake feelings, holograms, special effects, fiction, magic illusions, etc. Thanks to this power, her life has been difficult, since everybody lies and lies make her uncomfortable. She found Loki (the 3rd one) while trying (and failing) to speed date; since then they have become friends, as Loki is the only person who so far has been able to cheat her powers (to some extent) with their mastery at lying and manipulating.
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* BrutalHonesty: Since lying makes her uncomfortable and angry, she can't help but always do this.
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* BrutalHonesty: BrutalHonesty:
** Since lying makes her uncomfortable and angry, she can't help but always dothis.this.
** Her powers basically subject her to this at all times, as no matter how well-intentioned someone is, she will always know when they're lying to her. As a kid, Verity was forced to reckon with the fact that her parents were splitting up ''because of her'' when her dad tried to explain it wasn't her fault, not even knowing the truth himself.
** Since lying makes her uncomfortable and angry, she can't help but always do
** Her powers basically subject her to this at all times, as no matter how well-intentioned someone is, she will always know when they're lying to her. As a kid, Verity was forced to reckon with the fact that her parents were splitting up ''because of her'' when her dad tried to explain it wasn't her fault, not even knowing the truth himself.
* TheBusCameBack: She reappears for an absolute microsecond when Loki returns from outside the multiverse, deciding to check on her in the present and finding she is alive and well.
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* LoopholeAbuse: Her powers react whenever she's told something false, regardless of the intentions or if the teller is aware they're lying. However, if the liar simply leaves out information in an otherwise true statement, her powers have nothing to pick up on, which is how Loki becomes the first person to ever successfully lie to her.
* MaliciousMisnaming: Verity dubs [[ComicBook/TheEnchantress Amora theEnchantress]] Enchantress]]
[[HeteronormativeCrusader Heteronormativa]] behind her back as an insult.
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* CastingGag: His real name is a {{Spoonerism}} of Creator/WaltSimonson, who wrote the original Thor-as-a-frog story.
