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+ | |interest = [[Royal Palace of Valaskjalf]]<br>[[Medina|The Medina]]<ref name="TAoTTDW>''[[The Art of Thor: The Dark World]]''</ref><br>[[Asgardian Dungeons]]<br>[[Asgardian Theater]]<br>[[Asgardian Catacombs]]<br>[[Hall of Asgard]]<br>[[Himinbjorg]]<br>[[Hidden Stronghold]]<br>[[Odin's Vault]]<br>[[Rainbow Bridge]]<br>[[Treasureyard of the Wolves]]<br>[[Valhalla]] |
|notable = [[Bor]] †<br>[[Odin]] †<br>[[Frigga]] †<br>[[Brunnhilde]]<br>[[Thor]]<br>[[Loki]] †<br>[[Heimdall]] †<br>[[Sif]]<br>[[Fandral]] †<br>[[Volstagg]] †<br>[[Lorelei]] |
|notable = [[Bor]] †<br>[[Odin]] †<br>[[Frigga]] †<br>[[Brunnhilde]]<br>[[Thor]]<br>[[Loki]] †<br>[[Heimdall]] †<br>[[Sif]]<br>[[Fandral]] †<br>[[Volstagg]] †<br>[[Lorelei]] |
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|population = [[Asgardians]] |
|population = [[Asgardians]] |
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|movie = ''[[Thor (film)|Thor]]''<br>''[[The Avengers]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Thor: The Dark World]]''<br>''[[Avengers: Age of Ultron]]'' <small> (hallucination)</small><br>''[[Doctor Strange (film)|Doctor Strange]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Thor: Ragnarok]]'' <small></small><br>''[[Avengers: Infinity War]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Avengers: Endgame]]'' |
|movie = ''[[Thor (film)|Thor]]''<br>''[[The Avengers]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Thor: The Dark World]]''<br>''[[Avengers: Age of Ultron]]'' <small> (hallucination)</small><br>''[[Doctor Strange (film)|Doctor Strange]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Thor: Ragnarok]]'' <small></small><br>''[[Avengers: Infinity War]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Avengers: Endgame]]'' |
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| − | |tv series = ''[[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]]'' <small>(footage |
+ | |tv series = ''[[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]]'' <small>(footage)</small><br>''[[Loki (TV series)|Loki]]'' <small>(unreleased)</small> |
|web series = ''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]'' <small>(indirectly mentioned)</small><br>''[[Team Thor]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Team Thor: Part 2]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small> |
|web series = ''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]'' <small>(indirectly mentioned)</small><br>''[[Team Thor]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Team Thor: Part 2]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small> |
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|game = ''[[Thor: God of Thunder]]''<br>''[[Thor: The Dark World - The Official Game]]'' |
|game = ''[[Thor: God of Thunder]]''<br>''[[Thor: The Dark World - The Official Game]]'' |
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| − | |comic = ''[[Thor, The Mighty Avenger]]''<br>''[[Thor Adaptation]]''<br>''[[Thor: The Dark World Prelude]]''<br>''[[Thor: Crown of Fools]]''<br>''[[Guardians of the Galaxy Prequel Infinite Comic]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Thor: Ragnarok Prelude]]''<br>''[[Avengers: Infinity War Prelude]]'' <small>(flashback)</small><br>''[[Captain Marvel Prelude]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Avengers: Endgame Prelude]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small>}} |
+ | |comic = ''[[Thor, The Mighty Avenger]]''<br>''[[Thor: Rescue]]''<br>''[[Thor Adaptation]]''<br>''[[Thor: The Dark World Prelude]]''<br>''[[Thor: Crown of Fools]]''<br>''[[Guardians of the Galaxy Prequel Infinite Comic]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Thor: Ragnarok Prelude]]''<br>''[[Avengers: Infinity War Prelude]]'' <small>(flashback)</small><br>''[[Captain Marvel Prelude]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Avengers: Endgame Prelude]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small>}} |
{{Quote|Asgard is millennia beyond [[Humans|you]] in our pursuit of science and knowledge... And [[Asgardians|we]] have learned there are some things that can never be understood.|[[Sif]] to [[Phil Coulson]]|Who You Really Are}} |
{{Quote|Asgard is millennia beyond [[Humans|you]] in our pursuit of science and knowledge... And [[Asgardians|we]] have learned there are some things that can never be understood.|[[Sif]] to [[Phil Coulson]]|Who You Really Are}} |
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'''Asgard''' was one of the [[Nine Realms]] and the home of the [[Asgardians]], a powerful race recognized by the galaxy as honorable and brave peacekeepers. |
'''Asgard''' was one of the [[Nine Realms]] and the home of the [[Asgardians]], a powerful race recognized by the galaxy as honorable and brave peacekeepers. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| − | {{Quote|Your ancestors called it [[magic]]; you call it science. I come from a land where they are one and the same thing.|[[Thor]] to [[Jane Foster]]|Thor (film)}}Asgard is a small, planetary body that serves as home to the [[Asgardians]], a race of beings recognized on [[Earth]] by humans as the deities of their Norse mythology, such as [[Thor]] |
+ | {{Quote|Your ancestors called it [[magic]]; you call it science. I come from a land where they are one and the same thing.|[[Thor]] to [[Jane Foster]]|Thor (film)}}Asgard is a small, planetary body that serves as home to the [[Asgardians]], a race of beings recognized on [[Earth]] by humans as the deities of their Norse mythology, such as [[Thor]] and [[Odin]]. It is not round like the Earth, does not spin on its axis, and does not revolve around a star. It is a flat, asteroid-like mass that has a top surface with a gravitational pull, similar to that of the Earth, in order to keep the citizens and their cities from floating into the void. |
| ⚫ | There are natural nexus portals that exist on Asgard, due to deposits of the wormhole-sensitive, crystal-like materials used in the construction of the [[Bifrost Bridge]], and these portals are in direct contact with the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], tree-like, a cosmic grid that connects the [[Nine Realms]]. [[Heimdall]] operates and safeguards the Bifrost Bridge from [[Himinbjorg]]. Separately, the Asgardian government operates through a strict monarchy which separates the royal family from regular Asgardians.<ref name="TTDW">''[[Thor: The Dark World]]''</ref> |
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| − | It is not round like the Earth, does not spin on its axis, and does not revolve around a star. It is a flat, asteroid-like mass that has a top surface with a gravitational pull, similar to that of the Earth, in order to keep the citizens and their cities from floating into the void. The matter on Asgard is also denser and more durable than the matter on Earth. There is an unknown force that keeps the surfaces of Asgard from eroding and from allowing its bodies of water from drifting off into space. Asgard has unknown intervals of day and night; it is unclear as to whether it uses sun as a source of light. It likely has seasons of some sort and varied weather conditions such as light snow.<ref name="TTDW">''[[Thor: The Dark World]]''</ref> |
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| ⚫ | There are natural nexus portals that exist on Asgard, due to deposits of the wormhole-sensitive, crystal-like materials used in the construction of the [[Bifrost Bridge]], and these portals are in direct contact with the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], tree-like, a cosmic grid that connects the [[Nine Realms]]. [[Heimdall]] operates and safeguards the Bifrost Bridge from |
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Asgardians are known to be the keepers of peace throughout the Nine Realms. The first known instance of Asgard's maintenance of intergalactic peace was during [[First Dark Elf Conflict]], when [[Bor]] fought to prevent the [[Dark Elves]] led by [[Malekith]] from purging the known Universe into its previous state of darkness, using the [[Aether]] when the [[Convergence]] of the Nine Realms occurred.<ref name="TTDW"/> |
Asgardians are known to be the keepers of peace throughout the Nine Realms. The first known instance of Asgard's maintenance of intergalactic peace was during [[First Dark Elf Conflict]], when [[Bor]] fought to prevent the [[Dark Elves]] led by [[Malekith]] from purging the known Universe into its previous state of darkness, using the [[Aether]] when the [[Convergence]] of the Nine Realms occurred.<ref name="TTDW"/> |
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+ | ===Odin's Reign=== |
| − | {{Quote|We were unstoppable. I was [[Odin|his]] weapon in a conquest that built Asgard's empire.|[[Hela]]|Thor: Ragnarok}}[[File:Asgard.PNG|left|thumb|250px|[[ |
+ | {{Quote|We were unstoppable. I was [[Odin|his]] weapon in a conquest that built Asgard's empire.|[[Hela]]|Thor: Ragnarok}}[[File:Asgard.PNG|left|thumb|250px|The [[Royal Palace of Valaskjalf]] overlooking the [[Rainbow Bridge]]]] |
Bor's son and successor, [[Odin]], led Asgard into a violent conquest of otherworldly planets, alongside his daughter, [[Hela|Hela Odinsdottir]]. Together, they ambitiously conquered the Nine Realms. Unsatisfied by just the eight planets, Hela wanted more conquest and more power, and so, realizing how powerful Hela really is, Odin swiftly banished her from Asgard before she could harm anyone.<ref name="TR">''[[Thor: Ragnarok]]''</ref> |
Bor's son and successor, [[Odin]], led Asgard into a violent conquest of otherworldly planets, alongside his daughter, [[Hela|Hela Odinsdottir]]. Together, they ambitiously conquered the Nine Realms. Unsatisfied by just the eight planets, Hela wanted more conquest and more power, and so, realizing how powerful Hela really is, Odin swiftly banished her from Asgard before she could harm anyone.<ref name="TR">''[[Thor: Ragnarok]]''</ref> |
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The city of Asgard is now a collection of elaborate buildings and intricate spires. Seemingly built into the rock, large structures with sweeping terraces top many of the cliffs; gleaming pyramids, statues, and columns surround Odin's palace - Valhalla, a many-tiered structure resembling a towering pipe organ - at the center of the city. Another notable feature in Asgard is the [[Bifrost Bridge]], which provides passage to all the Nine Realms, but can only be opened if permitted by its guardian, [[Heimdall]]. It also includes [[Odin's Vault]] which contains many powerful and ancient artifacts, including the Casket of Ancient Winters, which was nearly in possession of the Frost Giants again with the help of [[Loki]].<ref>''[[Thor (film)|Thor]]''</ref> Additionally, it is where the [[Hall of Asgard]], where all important public events take place presided over by Odin, is located; colorful ceremonial banners of the Nine Realms adorn the vast chamber during celebrations, in which the hall is crowded with Aesir and representatives from across Yggdrasil. This was also where Thor's coronation took place. It was severely damaged by the latest [[Dark Elves|Dark Elf]] [[Sacking of Asgard|attack]] in [[2013]].<ref name="TTDW"/> |
The city of Asgard is now a collection of elaborate buildings and intricate spires. Seemingly built into the rock, large structures with sweeping terraces top many of the cliffs; gleaming pyramids, statues, and columns surround Odin's palace - Valhalla, a many-tiered structure resembling a towering pipe organ - at the center of the city. Another notable feature in Asgard is the [[Bifrost Bridge]], which provides passage to all the Nine Realms, but can only be opened if permitted by its guardian, [[Heimdall]]. It also includes [[Odin's Vault]] which contains many powerful and ancient artifacts, including the Casket of Ancient Winters, which was nearly in possession of the Frost Giants again with the help of [[Loki]].<ref>''[[Thor (film)|Thor]]''</ref> Additionally, it is where the [[Hall of Asgard]], where all important public events take place presided over by Odin, is located; colorful ceremonial banners of the Nine Realms adorn the vast chamber during celebrations, in which the hall is crowded with Aesir and representatives from across Yggdrasil. This was also where Thor's coronation took place. It was severely damaged by the latest [[Dark Elves|Dark Elf]] [[Sacking of Asgard|attack]] in [[2013]].<ref name="TTDW"/> |
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+ | ===Loki's Reign=== |
| − | {{Quote|You just couldn't stay away, could you? Everything was fine without you. Asgard was prospering. You ruined everything!|[[Loki]] to [[Thor]]|Thor: Ragnarok}}After the [[Sacking of Asgard]], [[Loki]] |
+ | {{Quote|You just couldn't stay away, could you? Everything was fine without you. Asgard was prospering. You ruined everything!|[[Loki]] to [[Thor]]|Thor: Ragnarok}}After the [[Sacking of Asgard]], [[Loki]] deceitfully replaced [[Odin]] as the king of Asgard, by casting illusions that made Loki look identical to his father Odin. Asgard hence temporarily stooped to a time of corruption in which Loki abused his powers as king, indulging in his individual entertainment and pleasure. Upon arriving at Asgard two years later, [[Thor]] could see straight through Loki's guise as Odin. He quickly publicly exposed Loki's trickery and deception to the wider Asgard.<ref name="TR"/> |
===[[Ragnarök]]=== |
===[[Ragnarök]]=== |
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[[File:Asgard Destroyed.png|thumb|250px|Asgard is destroyed]] |
[[File:Asgard Destroyed.png|thumb|250px|Asgard is destroyed]] |
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| − | {{Quote|Asgard is not a place. It never was. [[Norway|This]] could be Asgard. Asgard is where our people stand.|[[Odin]]|Thor: Ragnarok}} |
+ | {{Quote|Asgard is not a place. It never was. [[Norway|This]] could be Asgard. Asgard is where [[Asgardians|our people]] stand.|[[Odin]]|Thor: Ragnarok}} |
| − | [[Thor]] and [[Loki]]'s abrupt capture and absence from Asgard left it without a leader and thus defenseless. This gap in leadership was quickly filled by [[Hela]], who stormed Asgard and forcibly took the throne. [[Asgardians|Asgardian]] civilization soon began to fall apart under her reign. Hela alone slew Asgard's entire army, killing [[Fandral]], [[Volstagg]], and [[Hogun]]. Hela defiled the city by resurrecting soldiers buried deep within Asgard, who terrorized and killed dissenting civilians. However, her occupation came to an abrupt end when Thor, [[Valkyrie]], and |
+ | [[Thor]] and [[Loki]]'s abrupt capture and absence from Asgard left it without a leader and thus defenseless. This gap in leadership was quickly filled by [[Hela]], who stormed Asgard and forcibly took the throne. [[Asgardians|Asgardian]] civilization soon began to fall apart under her reign. Hela alone slew Asgard's entire army, killing [[Fandral]], [[Volstagg]], and [[Hogun]]. Hela defiled the city by resurrecting soldiers buried deep within Asgard, who terrorized and killed dissenting civilians. However, her occupation came to an abrupt end when Thor, [[Valkyrie]], and [[Hulk]] came to reclaim Asgard, with Loki helping [[Heimdall]] safely relocate the Asgardian people. |
This climactic fight over Asgard was unwinnable, as Hela was just too powerful. Thor subsequently ordered Loki to release [[Surtur]], as it was the only way to ensure Hela's demise. Fully aware that releasing Surtur would also ensure the desolation of Asgard, Thor watched Asgard burn and particulate into the void.<ref name="TR"/> |
This climactic fight over Asgard was unwinnable, as Hela was just too powerful. Thor subsequently ordered Loki to release [[Surtur]], as it was the only way to ensure Hela's demise. Fully aware that releasing Surtur would also ensure the desolation of Asgard, Thor watched Asgard burn and particulate into the void.<ref name="TR"/> |
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+ | ===[[Time Heist]]=== |
| + | [[Thor]] and [[Rocket Raccoon]] were dispatched to Asgard in [[2013/Time Heist|2013]] to extract the [[Reality Stone]] from [[Jane Foster]]'s body. While Thor conversed with [[Frigga]], Rocket used a device to drain the Aether from Foster's body. The two returned to the present with the 2013 version of [[Mjølnir]]. After the [[Battle of Earth]], [[Steve Rogers]] returned the Stone and the Mjølnir back to Asgard in 2013.<ref>''[[Avengers: Endgame]]''</ref> |
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| − | The destruction of Asgard left its surviving inhabitants homeless and nomadic. With the destination of Earth in mind for relocating his people, Thor stepped as Asgard's new king. During their slow journey toward Earth, the starship containing every Asgardian was ominously approached by another enormous [[Sanctuary II|spacecraft]].<ref name="TR"/> |
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==Rulers== |
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Revision as of 13:10, 12 September 2020
- "Asgard is millennia beyond you in our pursuit of science and knowledge... And we have learned there are some things that can never be understood."
- ―Sif to Phil Coulson[src]
Asgard was one of the Nine Realms and the home of the Asgardians, a powerful race recognized by the galaxy as honorable and brave peacekeepers.
Asgard was destroyed during Ragnarök when Thor ordered Loki to unleash Surtur in order to kill their sister Hela. Led by their new king, a large number of survivors fled onboard a starship, planning to relocate to Earth.
History
- "Your ancestors called it magic; you call it science. I come from a land where they are one and the same thing."
- ―Thor to Jane Foster[src]
Asgard is a small, planetary body that serves as home to the Asgardians, a race of beings recognized on Earth by humans as the deities of their Norse mythology, such as Thor and Odin. It is not round like the Earth, does not spin on its axis, and does not revolve around a star. It is a flat, asteroid-like mass that has a top surface with a gravitational pull, similar to that of the Earth, in order to keep the citizens and their cities from floating into the void.
There are natural nexus portals that exist on Asgard, due to deposits of the wormhole-sensitive, crystal-like materials used in the construction of the Bifrost Bridge, and these portals are in direct contact with the roots of Yggdrasil, tree-like, a cosmic grid that connects the Nine Realms. Heimdall operates and safeguards the Bifrost Bridge from Himinbjorg. Separately, the Asgardian government operates through a strict monarchy which separates the royal family from regular Asgardians.[2]
Bor's Reign
Asgardians are known to be the keepers of peace throughout the Nine Realms. The first known instance of Asgard's maintenance of intergalactic peace was during First Dark Elf Conflict, when Bor fought to prevent the Dark Elves led by Malekith from purging the known Universe into its previous state of darkness, using the Aether when the Convergence of the Nine Realms occurred.[2]
Odin's Reign
The Royal Palace of Valaskjalf overlooking the Rainbow Bridge
Bor's son and successor, Odin, led Asgard into a violent conquest of otherworldly planets, alongside his daughter, Hela Odinsdottir. Together, they ambitiously conquered the Nine Realms. Unsatisfied by just the eight planets, Hela wanted more conquest and more power, and so, realizing how powerful Hela really is, Odin swiftly banished her from Asgard before she could harm anyone.[3]
Odin has maintained peace since the war between the Asgardians and the Frost Giants over Midgard and the Casket of Ancient Winters during the 10th century A.D. The Tesseract was also left on Earth by Odin hundreds of years ago. However centuries later, the reckless actions of Odin's son Thor nearly disrupted the peace between the Asgardians and the Frost Giants, almost causing another war by attacking Jotunheim, home to the Frost Giants.
The city of Asgard is now a collection of elaborate buildings and intricate spires. Seemingly built into the rock, large structures with sweeping terraces top many of the cliffs; gleaming pyramids, statues, and columns surround Odin's palace - Valhalla, a many-tiered structure resembling a towering pipe organ - at the center of the city. Another notable feature in Asgard is the Bifrost Bridge, which provides passage to all the Nine Realms, but can only be opened if permitted by its guardian, Heimdall. It also includes Odin's Vault which contains many powerful and ancient artifacts, including the Casket of Ancient Winters, which was nearly in possession of the Frost Giants again with the help of Loki.[4] Additionally, it is where the Hall of Asgard, where all important public events take place presided over by Odin, is located; colorful ceremonial banners of the Nine Realms adorn the vast chamber during celebrations, in which the hall is crowded with Aesir and representatives from across Yggdrasil. This was also where Thor's coronation took place. It was severely damaged by the latest Dark Elf attack in 2013.[2]
Loki's Reign
After the Sacking of Asgard, Loki deceitfully replaced Odin as the king of Asgard, by casting illusions that made Loki look identical to his father Odin. Asgard hence temporarily stooped to a time of corruption in which Loki abused his powers as king, indulging in his individual entertainment and pleasure. Upon arriving at Asgard two years later, Thor could see straight through Loki's guise as Odin. He quickly publicly exposed Loki's trickery and deception to the wider Asgard.[3]
Ragnarök
Desolation
Asgard is destroyed
- "Asgard is not a place. It never was. This could be Asgard. Asgard is where our people stand."
- ―Odin[src]
Thor and Loki's abrupt capture and absence from Asgard left it without a leader and thus defenseless. This gap in leadership was quickly filled by Hela, who stormed Asgard and forcibly took the throne. Asgardian civilization soon began to fall apart under her reign. Hela alone slew Asgard's entire army, killing Fandral, Volstagg, and Hogun. Hela defiled the city by resurrecting soldiers buried deep within Asgard, who terrorized and killed dissenting civilians. However, her occupation came to an abrupt end when Thor, Valkyrie, and Hulk came to reclaim Asgard, with Loki helping Heimdall safely relocate the Asgardian people.
This climactic fight over Asgard was unwinnable, as Hela was just too powerful. Thor subsequently ordered Loki to release Surtur, as it was the only way to ensure Hela's demise. Fully aware that releasing Surtur would also ensure the desolation of Asgard, Thor watched Asgard burn and particulate into the void.[3]
Time Heist
Thor and Rocket Raccoon were dispatched to Asgard in 2013 to extract the Reality Stone from Jane Foster's body. While Thor conversed with Frigga, Rocket used a device to drain the Aether from Foster's body. The two returned to the present with the 2013 version of Mjølnir. After the Battle of Earth, Steve Rogers returned the Stone and the Mjølnir back to Asgard in 2013.[5]
Rulers
| No. | Portrait | Name | Birth | Reign | Death |
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| 1 |  |
King Buri | Unknown | ||
| 2 |  |
King Bor | Unknown | ||
| 3 |  |
King Odin | — | Before 20th Century—2013 | 2017 |
| 4 |  |
King Loki | 965 A.D. | 2011 | 2018 |
| 4 |  |
King Odin (Loki in disguise) |
965 A.D. | 2013—2017 | 2018 |
| 5 |  |
Queen Hela | — | 2017 | |
New Asgard
| No. | Portrait | Name | Birth | Reign |
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| 6 |  |
King Thor | 964 A.D. | 2017—2023 |
| 7 |  |
Queen Brunnhilde | — | 2023-present |
Appearances
| Appearances for Asgard |
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In chronological order:
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References
External Links
Asgard on Marvel Database- Asgard on Wikipedia
