72 Thor Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: Barren desert

Tragically, Gorr's daughter, Love, dies in the barren desert wasteland that they were wandering through, presumably looking for water and shelter. It is not explained in the film what planet they are on or how they got stuck in the desert but later in the film the viewer learns that Gorr and his daughter are the last of their race. Understandably, the death of his daughter plunges Gorr into despair and anger.

Answer: Surtur

Thor, chained and caged in another realm, is brought before the demon Surtur, who believes that prophecy will lead him to destroy Asgard and bring forth the Ragnarok. All Surtur needs to do is use the Eternal Flame to regain his strength, and when he does, he can bring down Thor and his people. Since neither Thor nor his father, Odin, is in Asgard on the throne, it's the opportunity Surtur needs. Thor, calling upon Mjolnir, breaks free of his bindings and fights Surtur's underlings before knocking off his foe's crown and calling on Heimdall for the Bifrost. Unfortunately, Heimdall isn't there, but Skurge eventually gets the message and pulls him back.

Answer: Bor

Long before all light, there was darkness, and in that darkness, there were dark elves. Their leader, Malekith, sought to bring the universe back to eternal night using the destructive force of the Ether. The armies of Asgard, led by Bor, Odin's father, were led into war against the dark elves on Svartalfheim. As the nine realms aligned, Malekith planned to use the ether but Asgard snatched the weapon and stole away with it, leading to the dark elves' demise. Malekith sacrificed his own people to attempt to bring down the Asgardians and he was vanquished. Asgard was led to believe that the ether was no more, but they could not destroy it. Instead, they buried it.

Answer: Heimdall

Heimdall, played by Idris Elba, was the gatekeeper of the bridge in all of the other Marvel Cinematic Universe movies in which it appeared. He was replaced by Skurge (played by Karl Urban).

Early in the movie Thor (Chris Hemsworth) was screaming for Heimdall to open the bridge, not knowing he had been replaced.

Answer: Sif

At the beginning of the film, a battle ensues on Vanaheim. Thor arrives in the midst of the battle. As there is much aflame, Sif clarifies to Thor that she is in control of the situation and that he is not to worry.

Answer: "...they are one and the same."

Thor tells Jane he can help her with all of her questions about him and his world. He explains to her the nine realms and the Bifrost Bridge, when sitting atop a rooftop with her. Being a scientist, Jane believes the bridge must be a theoretical Einstein-Rosen Bridge wormhole, not magic.

Answer: Chris Hemsworth

Chris Hemsworth is an Australian actor who's fairly new to the big screen. He featured in long running T.V drama 'Home and Away' from 2004 to 2007. From there he moved on to play George Kirk in the 2009 movie 'Star Trek'. Now we see him transformed into a blonde haired, muscled god of thunder in 'Thor'.

Answer: The God Butcher

After Rapu and other gods stood by idly as his family and race died off, Gorr the God Butcher vowed to kill all gods. A powerful weapon chooses Gorr providing him with the means to create an army capable of killing gods. Thor eventually learns about Gorr the God Butcher after he rescues his childhood friend Sif, who has been injured by Gorr.

Answer: Fandral

The battle appears from the viewer's perspective to continue for a long period of time. It ends when a very large creature, who appears to be made of rock, came up to Thor, to cheers from Asgard's opponents. Thor simply spins his hammer around and hits the creature in the chin, and it falls in a bunch of small pieces on the ground. Seeing who they thought would beat Thor reduced to rubble, the rest of Thor's enemies lay down their weapons in surrender, leading Fandral to utter this line. After returning to Asgard after the battle, Thor and Odin have a discussion about Thor's constant thoughts about Jane Foster. Odin tries to convince Thor that he should pursue a woman like Sif, because she is his own kind. Thor eventually goes to Heimdall, who realizes that he cannot see Jane. This causes Thor to return to Earth for the first time since Loki attacked New York.

Answer: Dr. Stephen Strange

Thor arrives back in Asgard in time to watch a play chronicling Loki's last moments, back when he was attacked and supposedly killed on Svartalfheim. The truth is, however, that Loki posed as Odin and took the throne instead, faking his death to ascend and rule Asgard without anyone knowing. When Thor makes it in time to watch the end of the play, he instantly knows that Loki is in disguise, and he forces his brother's hand, revealing his trick to the people around them. It's because of this that he forces Loki to join him in heading to Midgar to locate their father.
But to find Odin, they need to go to New York City, where Loki seems to have left Odin in an old age home. He's not there, and when they investigate, Loki is pulled through a portal, leaving Thor to head to Bleecker Street to meet with Dr. Stephen Strange. Strange, as it seems, pulled Loki into the portal to protect the planet from Loki, one of the people on his watch list. Strange does let him know, however, that Odin headed elsewhere, believing himself to be in exile. He kindly sends the brothers exactly where they need to be.

Answer: He's placed into the dungeon.

Loki is brought to the Asgardian throne room in chains. Odin reams him out for all of the actions he's taken since assisting Laufey and then traveling to Earth, all for the sake of a throne, and he sends him to live out his days in the dungeons, showing mercy on Frigga's behalf for their adopted son.
Thor, meanwhile, seeks to restore order to the Nine Realms. He's in battle in Vanaheim at that moment alongside Sif and the Warriors Three. As they all battle their foes, a great roar is heard and Thor must go head-to-head against a golem creature. When Thor destroys it in a single blow, the enemy army surrenders and Thor is able to return to Asgard via the Bifröst, restored since Loki and Thor destroyed it years earlier. The Nine Realms are, once again, at peace, but Thor's mind is on Jane Foster. Odin wishes for him to take the throne, but how can he?

Answer: Loki

Loki, using his powers to transform himself, impersonated his adoptive father. Meanwhile Odin was hidden away on Earth where he couldn't retake the throne. The end of Odin's life was quickly approaching, which would signal the start of Ragnarok by releasing an evil being he had imprisoned.

Answer: Fandral

During the battle a large roar comes at random. It is then that a megalith appears. Sif leaves the megalith to Thor. After Thor defeats the megalith, the marauders surrender. Fandral says this to Thor after they defeat the marauders.

Answer: Sif

Volstagg, Fandral, and Hogun are the names of the Warriors Three, who are also friends of Thor. Sif is also a warrior and Thor's childhood friend, but she is the only woman. She is very talented and skilled as a warrior and can stand on her own in a fight. She is also very loyal to Thor.

During the movie, Thor tells Sif, "And who proved wrong all who scoffed at the idea that a young maiden could be one of the fiercest warriors this realm has ever known?" To which she responded, "I did!" He responds, "True, but I supported you, Sif."

Answer: Asgard

Asgard is portrayed as a glorious city with gold and jewels glittering throughout the kingdom. The special effects used to create this land are quite something. Asgard is a fictional place which appears in many Marvel Comic books, mostly in the 'Thor' ones. People who live in Asgard are known as Asgardians and most possess a unique super-power.

Answer: Goats

Prior to "Thor: Love and Thunder", Thor had appeared in several films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe alongside the Guardians of the Galaxy. On the unspecified planet, Starlord, Rocket Raccoon, Groot and Drax (The Guardians of the Galaxy) are pinned down against an invading army with significant firepower. Thor defeats the army and is provided as a gift two massive goats that scream obnoxiously. Likely these goats were given to Thor because the locals no longer wanted to hear their screaming.

Answer: Screaming goats

After receiving his just rewards for saving a far-away planet (the gift of screaming goats), Thor and the Guardians find that there are thousands of distress calls across the galaxy, many of which alert possible saviours of the God-Butcher, travelling across space to kill their sacred deities. Amongst these distress calls is one specifically for Thor from Sif, who urges him to come back. Peter Quill recommends that they split up from Thor to pursue these calls for help and the Asgardian realizes he needs to go it alone.

Thor, Korg, and the goats use the Stormbreaker to teleport themselves directly to the site of Sif's signal to find a dead god, Falligar, God of the Falligarians, on a frozen planet, and from a vantage point above he locates Sif, fallen in the tundra, missing an arm below. She's still alive when he finds her, and she explains she's been hunting a madman but he managed to escape. He claims to be the God-Butcher, and he's headed directly for New Asgard.

Under the cover of night, Gorr watches over New Asgard and uses his Necrosword to unleash shadowy creatures through its streets. As Valkyrie swoops in to fight, Thor returns to join in the battle with his people. As the Asgardians fight, Thor is shocked to see Mjolnir, repaired, flying through the fray. Though he reaches to grab his beloved former weapon, it flies back into the hands of its new wielder-- Jane.

Answer: Norway

Sure enough, heading through Strange's portal, Thor and Loki find Odin waiting on the edge of a cliff. Clearly aged, Odin says that he has been waiting for them, but there's not much time. He doesn't have long, he claims, as Ragnarok is yet to occur and will happen upon his imminent death. The goddess of death, Hela, who was his firstborn daughter, was locked away many years ago, and when he dies, she will be freed. Her strength, pulled from Asgard, will make her too powerful to defeat and, unfortunately, Thor and Loki will need to face her alone. And with that, Odin vanishes into the ether while his sons look on.
Almost immediately, the sky darkens and a dark portal appears on the horizon. From this, Hela emerges and introduces herself to the duo, urging them to kneel before their queen. Thor throws Mjolnir at her, but she grabs the hammer from the air and uses her strength to shatter it before their very eyes. Loki calls upon the Bifrost to bring them back, but this allows Hela to shoot through to Asgard, and on the way she throws Loki and Thor out into space, scattering them separately across the realm.

Answer: The UK

In London, Jane Foster goes on a date but can't stop thinking about other things, mainly Thor, and when Darcy appears at the restaurant to interrupt the meal and point out that their equipment has been malfunctioning, she has more reason to leave. She does, and when she joins Darcy and Darcy's intern, Ian, they try to get a hold of Dr. Selvig to investigate the reason they traveled to the UK in the first place. They don't know that Selvig was last seen at Stonehenge, running around naked with lab equipment preaching the apocalypse. The police take him in.
Jane, Darcy, and Ian end up at an abandoned warehouse and, there, they find that the laws of physics are operating abnormally. Jane realizes that her readings haven't been so significant since New Mexico and she wanders off alone, accidentally getting pulled into another realm against her will.

Answer: Banishment

On horseback, Thor brought Loki, Sif, and the Warriors Three to Heimdall, the gatekeeper of the Bifröst, able to teleport them through the realms, and there they were allowed to pass through quietly, partly because of Heimdall's curiosity in knowing how enemies passed his watch. And it was there that they were teleported to Jotunheim in a single blast that propelled them across the universe. They arrived to find a quiet, chilly, and dark world where Laufey, the King of the Frost Giants, met them and warned them off, insinuating that he would only give them one chance. He also warned them that there could be a traitor in Asgard who let his people in to steal their relic. Thor, stubborn and proud, did not heed his warning, instead taking the first swing with Mjolnir when provoked and sparking the battle. Despite being obviously outnumbered and at a strategic disadvantage, Thor and the others fought until it became obvious that their chances were too slim to continue. They were only saved when Odin arrived via the Bifröst and interfered, accepting that his son had provoked war with his actions. When they returned to Asgard, he noted his regret in believing that Thor was ready for the throne and, to curb the boy's vanity and arrogance, he stripped him of his title and powers, casting him out of the realm and enchanting Mjolnir to only be wielded if the suitable candidate was worthy enough to do so.
Thor subsequently landed on Earth and was prominently sideswiped by a vehicle in the New Mexican desert.

Answer: Sister

Hela, the former leader of Asgard's armies, was Odin's first born. When she became evil Odin imprisoned her and wiped away all traces she ever existed. Thor and Loki, neither one, even knew she existed until just before Odin's death. Hela was played by Cate Blanchett.

Answer: Thor

Every evening, Thor comes to Heimdall to check and see how Jane is doing. Heimdall realizes Thor is there later than usual, and Thor clarifies his tardiness.

Answer: "... and a fool!"

When the Frost Giants sneak into Asgard, Thor wants to make an attack back. Odin tells him no. Thor then goes behind his father's back and travels to Jotunheim for retaliation, with his four friends and brother Loki. When he returns, Odin is upset and banishes him to Earth until he learns better.

Answer: Frost Giants

Thor goes to Jotunheim with his friends to question how a small number of Frost Giants managed to penetrate Asgard. Thor's thirst to become a great king makes him irrational and he starts up a battle. The Frost Giants are large, blue fictional beings from the Marvel comic books, again mainly in the 'Thor' ones, but they can also be found in some others.

Answer: Kronans

First featured in the very first Thor comic, 'Journey into Mystery', the Kronans are also known as the Stone Men from Saturn. Able to produce illusions, such as a dragon, their bodies are made of a silicon-like substance rendering them almost impervious to all physical damage. That resistance obviously doesn't stop Mjolnir though, as demonstrated by Thor in the film!