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* ChekovsSkill: Thor is able to spot Algrim in the shadows early in the movie. [[spoiler:This becomes useful in their fight during the climax.]]
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* ChekovsSkill: ChekhovsSkill: Thor is able to spot Algrim in the shadows early in the movie. [[spoiler:This becomes useful in their fight during the climax.]]
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tons of it. From Amora whispering seductively in Loki's ear (which triggers an obviously turned on expression on his face) to Sif shooting an arrow into the archery dummy's crotch to Fandral being asked how many of the Valkyries he's 'angered' to which he responds he angered enough that the archery dummies were all made in his likeness.
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* BreakTheHaughty: Thor suffers a massive one early in the movie. He gets his ego propped up after beating the Einherjar in sparring matches, not knowing that they just let him win on Odin's orders because he couldn't afford Asgard to see their prince lose in public. But Sif quickly gives him a reality check by trouncing him in a sword fight...using the broken end of a barn tool.
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** Loki's control over water (and ice and mist by extension), as well as his immunity to the cold in Jotenheim hints at [[spoiler: his Frost Giant heritage.]]
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tons of it. From Amora whispering seductively in Loki's ear (which triggers an obviously turned on expression on his face) to Sif shooting an arrow into the archery dummy's crotch to Fandral being asked how many of the Valkyries he's 'angered' to which he responds he angered enough that the archery dummy's were all made in his likeness.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tons of it. From Amora whispering seductively in Loki's ear (which triggers an obviously turned on expression on his face) to Sif shooting an arrow into the archery dummy's crotch to Fandral being asked how many of the Valkyries he's 'angered' to which he responds he angered enough that the archery dummy's dummies were all made in his likeness.
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* MortonsFork: Odin implies he was left with this kind of situation when it came to the survival of the Dark Elves. He could have aided them in a protracted war with the Frost Giants and cost the lives of all his forces as well as inadvertently helping the OmnicidalManiac Surtur threaten all the Nine Realms after it had been done manipulating the Dark Elves into conquering Jotenheim or formed an unstable but steady peace treaty with the Frost Giants, kept his people alive and protected, and destroyed the remains of the Dark Elf race as well as sealed away Surtur.
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* MortonsFork: Odin implies he was left with this kind of situation when it came to the survival of the Dark Elves. He could have aided them in a protracted war with the Frost Giants and cost the lives of all his forces as well as inadvertently helping the OmnicidalManiac Surtur threaten all the Nine Realms after it had been done manipulating the Dark Elves into conquering Jotenheim Jotunheim or formed an unstable but steady peace treaty with the Frost Giants, kept his people alive and protected, and destroyed the remains of the Dark Elf race as well as sealed away Surtur.
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** Thor's reaction after he accidentally uses the Sword to [[spoiler: kill two Frost Giants and trigger a war between Asgard and Jotenheim.]]
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** When Thor is preparing for his journey he stands in a armory with {{Mjolnir}} and the Axe of the Excecutioner on display.
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* TragicVillain: Algrim. Given the fact that his family and whole people were slaughtered thanks in part to Odin it's no wonder he's pissed. Yes working with Surtur was stupid considering Surter's an OmnicidalManiac who would have destroyed the Nine Realms, but again people can be stupid when desperate for a chance at victory.
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* TragicVillain: Algrim. Given the fact that his family and whole people were slaughtered thanks in part to Odin it's no wonder he's pissed. Yes working with Surtur was stupid considering Surter's Surtur's an OmnicidalManiac who would have destroyed the Nine Realms, but again people can be stupid when desperate for a chance at victory.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Little Loki getting soaked by his "water snake" starts out so cute.
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* BecomingTheBoast: It turns out that the Warriors Three [[MilesGloriosus aren't the warriors they boast they are]]. All those extended adventures they claim to take? They just go to an inn where they relax and steal stories from real adventurers. They are eventually forced into becoming the heroes they boast to be when Thor and Loki strongarm them into joining their quest for the Sword of Surtur.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: By the end Thor and Odin reconcile their family differences, but several Frost Giants have died, Asgard and the Valkyries have been attacked, and Loki had to kill a former family friend.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: By the end Thor and Odin reconcile their family differences, but several Frost Giants have died, Asgard and the Valkyries have been attacked, and Loki had to kill a former family friend.friend and it's implied he may have began his descent into villainy.]]
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* ContinuityNod: Loki hands Thor a wooden hammer during the bar fight and it proves far more useful than his sword.
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* ContinuityNod: ContinuityNod:
** Loki hands Thor a wooden hammer during the bar fight and it proves far more useful than his sword.
** Loki hands Thor a wooden hammer during the bar fight and it proves far more useful than his sword.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Loki's control over water (and ice and mist by extension), as well as his immunity to the cold in Jotenheim hints at [[spoiler: his Frost Giant heritage.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Loki's control over water (and ice and mist by extension), as well as his immunity to the cold in Jotenheim hints at [[spoiler: his Frost Giant heritage.]]
** Loki's control over water (and ice and mist by extension), as well as his immunity to the cold in Jotenheim hints at [[spoiler: his Frost Giant heritage.]]
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Thor's reaction after he accidentally uses the Sword to [[spoiler: kill two Frost Giants and trigger a war between Asgard and Jotenheim.]]
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** Thor's reaction after he accidentally uses the Sword to [[spoiler: kill two Frost Giants and trigger a war between Asgard and Jotenheim.]]
** Thor's reaction after he accidentally uses the Sword to [[spoiler: kill two Frost Giants and trigger a war between Asgard and Jotenheim.]]
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* OhCrap: Loki uses his magic to pour ale over [[SavageWolves Fen]][[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent ris]], then realizes that Fenris knows who did it.
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** Loki uses his magic to pour ale over [[SavageWolves Fen]][[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent ris]], then realizes that Fenris knows who did it.
** Loki uses his magic to pour ale over [[SavageWolves Fen]][[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent ris]], then realizes that Fenris knows who did it.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: ReasonableAuthorityFigure:
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** Odin.
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** Three guys, actually- -- the Warriors Three.
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* TheWisePrince: Thor, at the end of the movie.
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* TheWisePrince: Thor, at the end of the movie.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Small one, but Loki's hair in both the comic and movie is clearly a jet-black. It's not clear why it was changed to brown, but possibly it was due to the problems of shading and giving depth to entirely black hair in animation. [[spoiler:Who's to say it won't eventually turn black, after what happened in the end?]]
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** Small one, but Loki's hair in both the comic and movie is clearly a jet-black. It's not clear why it was changed to brown, but possibly it was due to the problems of shading and giving depth to entirely black hair in animation. [[spoiler:Who's to say it won't eventually turn black, after what happened in the end?]]
** Small one, but Loki's hair in both the comic and movie is clearly a jet-black. It's not clear why it was changed to brown, but possibly it was due to the problems of shading and giving depth to entirely black hair in animation. [[spoiler:Who's to say it won't eventually turn black, after what happened in the end?]]
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** As mentioned in the ContinuityNod, guess what are the weapons Thor would wield in the MCU by Chris Hemsworth.
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** Thrym, surprisingly enough. He only starts a war because he's genuinely afraid of what Asgard might do with the Sword of Surtur at their disposal (a worry that is not entirely unwarranted), and calls off his troops as soon as Thor offers him the Sword and his apologies.
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** Thrym, surprisingly enough. He only starts a war because he's genuinely afraid of what Asgard might do with the Sword of Surtur at their disposal (a worry that is not entirely unwarranted), and calls off his troops as soon as Thor offers him the Sword and his apologies.apologies, sparing him, despite the two Jotuns Thor killed (albeit by accident), on the grounds that he averted a war and returned a weapon that would have killed many more.
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* UsedToBeASweetKid: Loki's a sweet, well-meaning kid who loves his father and brother and is definitely the more rational of Odin's sons..... But that's going to change later.
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* UsedToBeASweetKid: Loki's a sweet, well-meaning kid who loves his father and brother and is definitely the more rational of Odin's sons.....sons... But that's going to change later.
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* AmazonBrigade: The Valkyries. They're an isolated group of former maidens led by the Valkyrie Brunhilde to trained and honed in combat skill to establish independence from the sexist world of Asgard and Odin's reign. They hold a tenuous alliance with Odin and slaughter any spies sent by him to their base.
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* AmazonBrigade: The Valkyries. They're an isolated group of former maidens led by the Valkyrie Brunhilde to be trained and honed in combat skill to establish independence from the sexist world of Asgard and Odin's reign. They hold a tenuous alliance with Odin and slaughter any spies sent by him to their base.
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* KillItWithFire: The Sword of Surtur does this.
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* KillItWithFire: The Sword of Surtur does this.this, burning the flesh from the bones of its victims until their skeletons are vaporized as well. This is all shown in an instant.
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** Laufey, surprisingly enough. He only starts a war because he's genuinely afraid of what Asgard might do with the Sword of Surtur at their disposal (a worry that is not entirely unwarranted), and calls off his troops as soon as Thor offers him the Sword and his apologies.
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** Laufey, Thrym, surprisingly enough. He only starts a war because he's genuinely afraid of what Asgard might do with the Sword of Surtur at their disposal (a worry that is not entirely unwarranted), and calls off his troops as soon as Thor offers him the Sword and his apologies.
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** Odin's damage to his eye and face by the Sword of Surtur from his fight with Algrim alludes to his one-eyed appearance later down the line.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Algrim when he called out Odin for exterminating the remaining populace of his subjugated race after they begged him for help even if they had to turn to Surtur for aid. He only responds with a IDidWhatIHadTo excuse.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Algrim when he called out Odin for exterminating the remaining populace of his subjugated race after they begged him for help even if they had to turn to Surtur for aid. He only responds with a IDidWhatIHadTo IDidWhatIHadToDo excuse.
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* ChickMagnet: Fandral who is a deconstruction of the trope because of how much trouble it gets him and his friends in down the road.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tons of it. From Amora whispering seductively in Loki's ear (which triggers an obviously turned on expression on his face) to Sif shooting an arrow into the archery dummy's crotch to Fandral being asked how many of the Valkyries he's 'angered'.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Nothing is absolutely "good" or "bad" in this movie.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Nothing is absolutely "good" or "bad" in this movie.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tons of it. From Amora whispering seductively in Loki's ear (which triggers an obviously turned on expression on his face) to Sif shooting an arrow into the archery dummy's crotch to Fandral being asked how many of the Valkyries he's 'angered'.
'angered' to which he responds he angered enough that the archery dummy's were all made in his likeness.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Nothing and Nobody is absolutely "good" or "bad" in thismovie.movie. Both sides of the Asgardians and Frost Giants have mentioned to have committed genocide against the Dark Elves, the remaining Dark Elf wants to cause genocide on both sides as revenge, Thor's ego causes him to nearly start a war, etc.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Nothing and Nobody is absolutely "good" or "bad" in this
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* {{Jerkass}}: Thor, who starts off as an arrogant spoiled prince before his CharacterDevelopment.CharacterDevelopment.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Algrim when he called out Odin for exterminating the remaining populace of his subjugated race after they begged him for help even if they had to turn to Surtur for aid. He only responds with a IDidWhatIHadTo excuse.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Algrim when he called out Odin for exterminating the remaining populace of his subjugated race after they begged him for help even if they had to turn to Surtur for aid. He only responds with a IDidWhatIHadTo excuse.
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* MortonsFork: Odin implies he was left with this kind of situation when it came to the survival of the Dark Elves. He could have aided them in a protracted war with the Frost Giants and cost the lives of all his forces as well as inadvertently helping the OmnicidalManiac Surtur threaten all the Nine Realms after it had been done manipulating the Dark Elves into conquering Jotenheim or formed an unstable but steady peace treaty with the Frost Giants, kept his people alive and protected, and destroyed the remains of the Dark Elf race as well as sealed away Surtur.
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* WomanScorned: Brunhilde is implied to be this due to a horribly failed relationship with Fandral in the past as well as many other maidens who fell to his charms.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: Algrim in the comics was genuinely loyal to Asgard after cutting ties to Malekith, but here, he resents Odin for not helping Svartalfheim against the Frost Giants, going to war ''against'' them after they turned to Surtur for help, blames Odin and Asgard for letting the Dark Elves go extinct, and was willing to use the Sword of Surtur against Asgard for revenge.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: Algrim in the comics was genuinely loyal to Asgard after cutting ties to Malekith, but here, he deeply resents Odin for not helping Svartalfheim and the Dark Elves against the Frost Giants, Giants and their subsequent subjugation and extermination of his people, going to war ''against'' them the remaining Dark Elves after they turned to Surtur for help, and blames Odin and Asgard for letting the Dark Elves go extinct, and was now willing to use the Sword of Surtur against Asgard for revenge.]]
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* TragicVillain: Algrim. Given the fact that his family and whole people were slaughtered thanks in part to Odin it's no wonder he's pissed. Yes working with Surtur was stupid, but again people can be stupid when desperate.
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* TragicVillain: Algrim. Given the fact that his family and whole people were slaughtered thanks in part to Odin it's no wonder he's pissed. Yes working with Surtur was stupid, stupid considering Surter's an OmnicidalManiac who would have destroyed the Nine Realms, but again people can be stupid when desperate.desperate for a chance at victory.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Odin.
** Laufey, surprisingly enough. He only starts a war because he's genuinely afraid of what Asgard might do with the Sword of Surtur at their disposal (a worry that is not entirely unwarranted), and calls off his troops as soon as Thor offers him the Sword and his apologies.
** Laufey, surprisingly enough. He only starts a war because he's genuinely afraid of what Asgard might do with the Sword of Surtur at their disposal (a worry that is not entirely unwarranted), and calls off his troops as soon as Thor offers him the Sword and his apologies.
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* TragicVillain: Algrim. Given the fact that his family and whole people were slaughtered thanks in part to Odin it's no wonder he's pissed. Yes working with Surtur was stupid but again people can be stupid when desperate.
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* TragicVillain: Algrim. Given the fact that his family and whole people were slaughtered thanks in part to Odin it's no wonder he's pissed. Yes working with Surtur was stupid stupid, but again people can be stupid when desperate.
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''Thor: Tales of Asgard'' (2011) is a DirectToVideo animated film from MarvelAnimation and Creator/LionsGate featuring the adventures of a teenage Thor, his little brother Loki, and the Warriors Three as they try to retrieve the lost Sword of Surtur from Jotunheim. Long story short: nothing goes as planned.
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''Thor: Tales of Asgard'' (2011) is a DirectToVideo animated film from MarvelAnimation Creator/MarvelAnimation and Creator/LionsGate featuring the adventures of a teenage Thor, his little brother Loki, and the Warriors Three as they try to retrieve the lost Sword of Surtur from Jotunheim. Long story short: nothing goes as planned.
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''Thor: Tales of Asgard'' (2011) is a DirectToVideo animated film from Marvel Animation and Creator/LionsGate featuring the adventures of a teenage Thor, his little brother Loki, and the Warriors Three as they try to retrieve the lost Sword of Surtur from Jotunheim. Long story short: nothing goes as planned.
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''Thor: Tales of Asgard'' (2011) is a DirectToVideo animated film from Marvel Animation MarvelAnimation and Creator/LionsGate featuring the adventures of a teenage Thor, his little brother Loki, and the Warriors Three as they try to retrieve the lost Sword of Surtur from Jotunheim. Long story short: nothing goes as planned.
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* [[spoiler:EvilFormerFriend: Algrim.EvilFormerFriend: [[spoiler:Algrim. Thor won't forgive him for betraying the House of Odin, but can't forget their years-long friendship.]]
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Surtur himself. He was the original forger and wielder of the sword he was named after, and the Sword of Surtur serves as the MacGuffin of the film, which can change size to conform to its present wielder's hand and in itself has the power to corrupt others [[spoiler: such as Algrim]]. Meanwhile, its true wielder Surtur is absent for the film minus a flashback, with Thor and Loki reconstructing a battle between their father and the ruler of Muspelheim in Jotunheim to decipher the location of his sword.
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''Thor: Tales of Asgard'' (2011) is a DirectToVideo animated film from Marvel Animation and Creator/LionsGate featuring the adventures of a teenage Thor, his little brother Loki, and the Warriors Three as they try to retrieve the lost Sword of Surtur from Jotunheim. Long story short: nothing goes as planned.
In the end, what starts out as a harmless adventure quickly turns deadly, and Thor must now prove himself worthy of the destiny he covets by saving Asgard itself.
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!!'''The ''Thor: Tales of Asgard'' movie provides examples of the following tropes:'''
* ActionGirl: Sif and all of the Valkyries.
* AdaptationDyeJob: Small one, but Loki's hair in both the comic and movie is clearly a jet-black. It's not clear why it was changed to brown, but possibly it was due to the problems of shading and giving depth to entirely black hair in animation. [[spoiler:Who's to say it won't eventually turn black, after what happened in the end?]]
* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: Algrim in the comics was genuinely loyal to Asgard after cutting ties to Malekith, but here, he resents Odin for not helping Svartalfheim against the Frost Giants, going to war ''against'' them after they turned to Surtur for help, blames Odin and Asgard for letting the Dark Elves go extinct, and was willing to use the Sword of Surtur against Asgard for revenge.]]
* {{Adorkable}}: Little Loki getting soaked by his "water snake" starts out so cute.
* AnIcePerson: The Frost Giants. [[spoiler: Loki also, given his Frost Giant heritage]].
* AlmostKiss: Thor interrupts one between Loki and Amora.
* AmazonBrigade: The Valkyries
* BarBrawl: There's one involving Thor, Loki, and the Warriors Three. It ends with the bar burning down, so the bar owner goes to Odin for compensation.
* BelligerentSexualTension: Between Thor and Sif.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Thor towards Loki, though Loki, being the smarter brother, also looks after Thor in his own way.
* BilingualBonus: Loki's spells are spoken in Icelandic.
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: By the end Thor and Odin reconcile their family differences, but several Frost Giants have died, Asgard and the Valkyries have been attacked, and Loki had to kill a former family friend.]]
* BlatantLies: Loki: (after Thor loses his sword in a public training match) "You were victorious despite the trouble with your sword's grip... Plainly it was too slick. I'll reprimand the dwarfs."
* BleedEmAndWeep: [[spoiler:Loki after he kills Algrim]].
* BookEnds: When Algrim is first introduced, he commends Thor on being able to detect him in the dark, and Thor responds it was just a lucky guess. [[spoiler:In their battle near the end of the movie, Algrim uses the Sword of Surtur to put out the fires, and Thor manages to hear him moving and pin him down.]]
* ContinuityNod: Loki hands Thor a wooden hammer during the bar fight and it proves far more useful than his sword.
** Also, [[spoiler: Loki's Frost Giant heritage is hinted at when he handles the cold of a snowy Jotunheim better than his bundled and burly companions.]]
** When Thor is preparing for his journey he stands in a armory with Mjolnir and the Axe of the Excecutioner on display.
* CoolDownHug: Thor gives Loki one after he [[spoiler: uses the sword to kill Algrim.]]
* CryCute: Loki cries when he finds Odin [[spoiler: gravely injured in battle with Algrim.]]
* CurbStompBattle: Sif delivers one to Thor. With a broken farm tool.
* DarkerAndEdgier: It features adult humor, on-screen deaths and graphic images like people bursting into flames and burning to ashes.
* DeadpanSnarker: Sif, Loki, Fandral and even Hogan.
* [[spoiler:EvilFormerFriend: Algrim. Thor won't forgive him for betraying the House of Odin, but can't forget their years-long friendship.]]
* EvilWeapon: WordOfGod confirms the Sword of Surtur can influence its wielder. It influences [[spoiler:Algrim]] into attacking Asgard and is essentially doing all of the fighting during the battle against Odin such as seeing through Odin's illusions.
* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler: Algrim.]]
* FanService: The scene where Thor spies on the Valkyries and finds them all bathing naked in the springs. Cut to Sif in a robe with clearly nothing underneath, which is barely staying together.
* FantasticRacism: Between the Asgardians, Frost Giants and Dark Elves to varying degrees.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Loki's control over water (and ice and mist by extension), as well as his immunity to the cold in Jotenheim hints at [[spoiler: his Frost Giant heritage.]]
** Also, the ending, with [[spoiler: Loki murdering Algrim in cold blood]] and then hiding in his temple to play with his (growing) magic, hints at his future FaceHeelTurn.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tons of it. From Amora whispering seductively in Loki's ear (which triggers an obviously turned on expression on his face) to Sif shooting an arrow into the archery dummy's crotch to Fandral being asked how many of the Valkyries he's 'angered'.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Nothing is absolutely "good" or "bad" in this movie.
* HotForTeacher: Loki obviously has a thing for his (extremely sexy) magic teacher Amora, and she seems to reciprocate.
* {{Jerkass}}: Thor, before his CharacterDevelopment.
* KillItWithFire: The Sword of Surtur does this.
* MacGuffin: Sword of Surtur.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Thor's reaction after he accidentally uses the Sword to [[spoiler: kill two Frost Giants and trigger a war between Asgard and Jotenheim.]]
** Also Loki, [[spoiler: after he kills Algrim in a fit of fury.]]
* NoPronunciationGuide: At least, they apparently didn't have one, since everyone pronounces "einherjar" incorrectly.
* OhCrap: Loki uses his magic to pour ale over [[SavageWolves Fen]][[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent ris]], then realizes that Fenris knows who did it.
** The Warriors Three when they realize Thor and Loki stowed away on their boat.
* PapaWolf: Odin, who even admits he goes a little too far shielding his sons from the world.
* PrecisionGuidedBoomerang: Parodied when Thor throws a (small, unenchanted) hammer in a bar fight, which proceeds to bounce between various objects until it cuts the rope on a chandelier above his opponent. Thor is shocked, and asks Loki if he bewitched the hammer. Loki, equally dumbfounded, says he didn't.
* PunctuatedForEmphasis: "CAN! YOU! FIGHT!!" -Sif
* RoyalBrat: Thor, at first.
* SiblingYinYang: Thor and Loki, though they're not yet at the CainAndAbel stage.
* StartOfDarkness: For [[spoiler: Loki, by the end of the film.]]
* StrawFeminist: The Valkyries.
* SwordBeam: The Sword of Surtur shoots fire.
* TragicVillain: Algrim. Given the fact that his family and whole people were slaughtered thanks in part to Odin it's no wonder he's pissed. Yes working with Surtur was stupid but again people can be stupid when desperate.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Three guys, actually - the Warriors Three.
** Thor and Loki may count as a sibling variation.
* TroubledButCute: Loki, by the end.
* UnwillingSuspension: The Warriors 3 at one point.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Loki's a sweet, well-meaning kid who loves his father and brother and is definitely the more rational of Odin's sons..... But that's going to change later.
* TheWisePrince: Thor, at the end of the movie.
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In the end, what starts out as a harmless adventure quickly turns deadly, and Thor must now prove himself worthy of the destiny he covets by saving Asgard itself.
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!!'''The ''Thor: Tales of Asgard'' movie provides examples of the following tropes:'''
* ActionGirl: Sif and all of the Valkyries.
* AdaptationDyeJob: Small one, but Loki's hair in both the comic and movie is clearly a jet-black. It's not clear why it was changed to brown, but possibly it was due to the problems of shading and giving depth to entirely black hair in animation. [[spoiler:Who's to say it won't eventually turn black, after what happened in the end?]]
* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler: Algrim in the comics was genuinely loyal to Asgard after cutting ties to Malekith, but here, he resents Odin for not helping Svartalfheim against the Frost Giants, going to war ''against'' them after they turned to Surtur for help, blames Odin and Asgard for letting the Dark Elves go extinct, and was willing to use the Sword of Surtur against Asgard for revenge.]]
* {{Adorkable}}: Little Loki getting soaked by his "water snake" starts out so cute.
* AnIcePerson: The Frost Giants. [[spoiler: Loki also, given his Frost Giant heritage]].
* AlmostKiss: Thor interrupts one between Loki and Amora.
* AmazonBrigade: The Valkyries
* BarBrawl: There's one involving Thor, Loki, and the Warriors Three. It ends with the bar burning down, so the bar owner goes to Odin for compensation.
* BelligerentSexualTension: Between Thor and Sif.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Thor towards Loki, though Loki, being the smarter brother, also looks after Thor in his own way.
* BilingualBonus: Loki's spells are spoken in Icelandic.
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: By the end Thor and Odin reconcile their family differences, but several Frost Giants have died, Asgard and the Valkyries have been attacked, and Loki had to kill a former family friend.]]
* BlatantLies: Loki: (after Thor loses his sword in a public training match) "You were victorious despite the trouble with your sword's grip... Plainly it was too slick. I'll reprimand the dwarfs."
* BleedEmAndWeep: [[spoiler:Loki after he kills Algrim]].
* BookEnds: When Algrim is first introduced, he commends Thor on being able to detect him in the dark, and Thor responds it was just a lucky guess. [[spoiler:In their battle near the end of the movie, Algrim uses the Sword of Surtur to put out the fires, and Thor manages to hear him moving and pin him down.]]
* ContinuityNod: Loki hands Thor a wooden hammer during the bar fight and it proves far more useful than his sword.
** Also, [[spoiler: Loki's Frost Giant heritage is hinted at when he handles the cold of a snowy Jotunheim better than his bundled and burly companions.]]
** When Thor is preparing for his journey he stands in a armory with Mjolnir and the Axe of the Excecutioner on display.
* CoolDownHug: Thor gives Loki one after he [[spoiler: uses the sword to kill Algrim.]]
* CryCute: Loki cries when he finds Odin [[spoiler: gravely injured in battle with Algrim.]]
* CurbStompBattle: Sif delivers one to Thor. With a broken farm tool.
* DarkerAndEdgier: It features adult humor, on-screen deaths and graphic images like people bursting into flames and burning to ashes.
* DeadpanSnarker: Sif, Loki, Fandral and even Hogan.
* [[spoiler:EvilFormerFriend: Algrim. Thor won't forgive him for betraying the House of Odin, but can't forget their years-long friendship.]]
* EvilWeapon: WordOfGod confirms the Sword of Surtur can influence its wielder. It influences [[spoiler:Algrim]] into attacking Asgard and is essentially doing all of the fighting during the battle against Odin such as seeing through Odin's illusions.
* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler: Algrim.]]
* FanService: The scene where Thor spies on the Valkyries and finds them all bathing naked in the springs. Cut to Sif in a robe with clearly nothing underneath, which is barely staying together.
* FantasticRacism: Between the Asgardians, Frost Giants and Dark Elves to varying degrees.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Loki's control over water (and ice and mist by extension), as well as his immunity to the cold in Jotenheim hints at [[spoiler: his Frost Giant heritage.]]
** Also, the ending, with [[spoiler: Loki murdering Algrim in cold blood]] and then hiding in his temple to play with his (growing) magic, hints at his future FaceHeelTurn.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Tons of it. From Amora whispering seductively in Loki's ear (which triggers an obviously turned on expression on his face) to Sif shooting an arrow into the archery dummy's crotch to Fandral being asked how many of the Valkyries he's 'angered'.
* GreyAndGrayMorality: Nothing is absolutely "good" or "bad" in this movie.
* HotForTeacher: Loki obviously has a thing for his (extremely sexy) magic teacher Amora, and she seems to reciprocate.
* {{Jerkass}}: Thor, before his CharacterDevelopment.
* KillItWithFire: The Sword of Surtur does this.
* MacGuffin: Sword of Surtur.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Thor's reaction after he accidentally uses the Sword to [[spoiler: kill two Frost Giants and trigger a war between Asgard and Jotenheim.]]
** Also Loki, [[spoiler: after he kills Algrim in a fit of fury.]]
* NoPronunciationGuide: At least, they apparently didn't have one, since everyone pronounces "einherjar" incorrectly.
* OhCrap: Loki uses his magic to pour ale over [[SavageWolves Fen]][[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent ris]], then realizes that Fenris knows who did it.
** The Warriors Three when they realize Thor and Loki stowed away on their boat.
* PapaWolf: Odin, who even admits he goes a little too far shielding his sons from the world.
* PrecisionGuidedBoomerang: Parodied when Thor throws a (small, unenchanted) hammer in a bar fight, which proceeds to bounce between various objects until it cuts the rope on a chandelier above his opponent. Thor is shocked, and asks Loki if he bewitched the hammer. Loki, equally dumbfounded, says he didn't.
* PunctuatedForEmphasis: "CAN! YOU! FIGHT!!" -Sif
* RoyalBrat: Thor, at first.
* SiblingYinYang: Thor and Loki, though they're not yet at the CainAndAbel stage.
* StartOfDarkness: For [[spoiler: Loki, by the end of the film.]]
* StrawFeminist: The Valkyries.
* SwordBeam: The Sword of Surtur shoots fire.
* TragicVillain: Algrim. Given the fact that his family and whole people were slaughtered thanks in part to Odin it's no wonder he's pissed. Yes working with Surtur was stupid but again people can be stupid when desperate.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Three guys, actually - the Warriors Three.
** Thor and Loki may count as a sibling variation.
* TroubledButCute: Loki, by the end.
* UnwillingSuspension: The Warriors 3 at one point.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Loki's a sweet, well-meaning kid who loves his father and brother and is definitely the more rational of Odin's sons..... But that's going to change later.
* TheWisePrince: Thor, at the end of the movie.
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