#hammer of thor

[medievalatkinson]

alex thinks super bass is romantic

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Commander Thorn at the GAR Goth Night in the 79s clone bar ⚡️🖤🪽✨ Mr. Viking Goth by Name is bathing in his gloriousness ultraviolet spotlight to show off everyone, who couldn’t believe it, that his heterochromia (headcanon for more lore about his name heritage) is an actual lightning bolt ⚡️✨

Have a closer look 😏 The uv light actually highlights it additionally:

Thorn constantly shoves the straps of his mesh top back, that fall over his shoulder, driving his vode and some heated minds 👀 a bit insane with that, but not really noticing it 🙈 I don't know why my brain comes up with things like that, but yeah, I hope you enjoy ☺️

Because of that fumbling he loses the Commander bet (a more fun chaos idea from the inspiring chat with @ladylucksrogue 🫶). The Commander with the worst thematic garment has to pay a round! 😎 The bet came up to make sure that the Commanders (who are always on duty, the majority of them sober and grumpy) don't show up in their regular civvies or even in armor!

More headcanon for fun and because I can: Poor Commander Thorn is an adorable slightly clumsy poser, a badass heavy gunner, favorite victim to Marshall Commander Fox' moods because mostly staying unnervingly positive and in his freetime he indulges a bit very Viking metal handcrafting (listening to Wardruna and Amon Amarth 🎶 ) and made himself cool bracers with his wing brand, a 'Hammer' pendant to honor his weapon and the belt to make a neat own gothic style ✨ Everything to show a bit off not have to pay the round!

As he thought he looks cooler when additionally cutting the mesh top straps, he went to far with his luck and so the Commanders were fast united that it's to Thorn to pay the round. He's not really mad 😊 Busy with collecting glances hihihi 🫠

@ghostymarni 🫶 Vod, still applauding for you hosting a GAR Goth Night, look what you did 🥰

@foxwithadarkside said that all we have needed to make a jump in our art skill was the excuse to draw hot clones in black leather – uhm, ahehe 😅 guilty? 😽 Thank you that my version of Thorn made his way – you know where 👀✨

@lonewolflupe ✨🐺 🦉✨ thank you for screaming, laughing, enjoying, hyping and ever ongoing support in our chat, love 😂 I won't miss it anymore! 🥰

@sunshinesdaydream, @moonlightwarriorqueen, @clonethirstingisreal and @last-of-cheese You sweetheart folks, thank you for playing guess with me and my WIP! 🥰🫶 Here's the full force result 😎

Chaos vode and GAR Goth Night friends 🖤✨ @wings-and-beskargam @eclec-tech @crosshairs-dumb-pimp-gf @fiveminutetrash @feral-ferrule @nika6q @skellymom @vimse @gargothnightzine

Taglist, at the moment I‘m mostly GOTHed: @bixlasagna @returnofthepineapple @covert1ntrovert @general-ida-raven @vrycurious @dystopicjumpsuit @chaicilatte @groguandthebadbatch @spaceyjessa @morerandombullshit @freesia-writes

[fruggin-bitch]

Idk if it’s just me but it lowkey pisses me off when people use they/them for Alex Fierro

Like she specifically states that she doesn’t use they/them. In the book. Upfront and simple. Magnus asks and she gives him a clear and detailed answer. Alex uses she/her and he/him. She/her when she identifies as female and he/him when he identifies as male. This is said multiple times.

When referring to her in a post or fic or whatever, y’all have two very clear choices that are laid out for you on a silver platter BY ALEX IN THE BOOKS

[wanderingmind867]

I always forget about Sigyn. Probably because only Rick Riordan mentions her, while things like marvel comics barely ever touch on her. Loki's wife, who's sat by his side for untold centuries, crying blood as she mourns her dead children. Sigyn no longer speaks, her eyes a constant stream of red. She guards her husband from the acid of the snake, but the gods never let her protect him enough. Her husband always suffers, and he always blames her whenever he suffers. But still she stays by his side. They'll be together for all of time, prisoners to the unjust whims of the aesir. I mourn for Sigyn, and I mourn for Loki as well.

[valhallavalgrace]

Favorite and least favorite activities, if you’re willing to share?

Also, did you learn anything about what’s going on with the new guy down the hall? Sure, you were supposed to stay out of it, but you’ve got to at least be a little curious, right?

LEO: *quiet guilty thoughts because he can't ask about if Loki is like Loki in the movies* *pretending to know anything about Norse mythology*

MAGNUS: *overthinking about Uncle Randolf and the Loki symbols* *forgetting that Norse demigods aren't the only demigods bc they still haven't talked about his Greek cousin*

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[txtmaiden]

Ok but in book 3 when mallory gets her hair chopped off it kinda reminds me of the Tangled movie😭😭😭

[piraticalchocolate]

inspired by a scene in Magnus Chase: The Hammer of Thor (it’s not exact tho) also my first ever attempt at animation- I will improve!

[ultrafangirlishness]

Finished this literally MONTHS ago... Idk why I procrastinate on posting things now lol. Anyways this is a redraw of Alex Fierro I initially started over four years ago.

Side-by-sides are below the cut! It's nice to see that I have in fact improved over the years :)

Initial sketch - 5/18/19; final digital - 6/11/20

Initial sketch - 7/10/23; final digital - 8/27/23

[kn1gh-1]

MCGA is so funny

You read from Magnus's pov and he's all like "yeah Blitz and Hearth are such good friends" when CLEARLY they're dating

But

Like

In his defence

He didn't know Alex liked him until she kissed him. Even tho he had seen himself from her perspective.

This boy is such an Empath except for relationships

[localqueerappreciator]

Okay I'm reading Magnus Chase again and I haven't read it in years. Now that I have Muslim friends I see the flaws of Samirah. But also.. They all stan her? So, obviously this is individual thing but can someone tell me if Samirah is not terribly written or if I should be disappointed in Rick? I need someone to tell me what to do and what to think because my brain is not working on this

[gifts-of-heimdall-runes]

"Blessings of Thunor"

Adapted from an original pinned by Radomir Rokita [Pinterest].

Created by ChromaLab app.

[empty-cup-fam]

A series of Magnus Chase locations in Boston

because what else is a Magnus Chase nerd going to do during a layover ??

[wanderingmind867]

Hearthstone's Father reminds me of my maternal grandmother, in some ways. Someone who's bitter about everything in their life, paranoid and vengeful and willing to lash out at everyone around them. They can't ever take responsibility for their own failures in life, so they lash out at everyone else. It makes them horrible people to be around, which means they end up lonely. But their loneliness was brought upon their own heads.

Mr. Alderman can't accept that his son Andiron may have died because of him. He was probably a negligent parent, letting his kids play near a demonic well. So when Andiron died, he internalized it. He couldn't be responsible for his son's death. It had to be his other son's fault. His "broken" one. I'd like to believe that Mr. Alderman was a good man, once upon a time. But like many people, he had his heart blackened with self hate and hate of others. He couldn't let go of his grief and his self loathing, so he just projected it back into the world by guilting and shaming Hearthstone.

Similarly, Alderman was probably devastated by his wife's passing. Her death on top of Andirons…it probably made his anger even worse. And he could probably have blamed himself for letting his wife die, constantly enshrouded by grief. But to acknowledge that means acknowledging his own imperfections. And he can't do that. So he chose to heap more hate onto his son, completely losing himself to the insanity of blind hatred of the world. By the time andvari's ring makes it's way to him, he's already a broken man. It just gives him that final push towards insanity.

But the ring didn't make him a monster. The violent dragon he becomes was always lurking inside, just waiting to be released. It'd been there since he first chose to blame his son instead of blame himself. He'd been running from responsibility his whole life, and now it's come back to him. He had become a monster long ago, and now the flesh matches the soul. It's a tragedy; a story of how mortals will sometimes do anything to avoid personal responsibility. Including hardening their hearts and becoming violent beasts. This is… remarkably depressing. Poignant, but so depressing. I don't currently love it.

[alex-fierro-supremacy]

Me: *Reads the hammer of Thor*

Everything that’s pink and green: +10,000 aura

[mikewheelerfan2022]

So, I’ve been re-reading the Magnus Chase series. I haven’t read them since 2021, so I had forgotten almost everything. I read the first book, and just finished the second one. Or so I thought. Because when I started it, I felt like a lot of context was missing. Alex didn’t get a proper introduction. All these events were referenced that didn’t happen in the first book. But I assumed they had just happened in between both books. Until about page 400. Right at the end. That’s when Thor holding his hammer is referenced. “Wait, why does Thor have his hammer back? And for a book called The Hammer of Thor, there certainly wasn’t a lot of searching for his hammer…” I felt a growing sense of dread. That’s when I checked the cover. Turns out I was reading The Ship of the Dead 🤦🏼‍♀️

I grabbed the second book on the pile and never thought to check the title! And somehow, throughout 400 pages, I didn’t fucking notice!!! Oh my fucking god. I feel so stupid right now. I’m going to take a quick break before actually reading Hammer of Thor for my sanity.

[pastawithoutketchup]

i hope i'll convince some nirvana fans to read this book