Thora

In one reality, Thor is the god of war, the son of Odin, the crown prince of Asgard, and a superhero, but in another reality, Thor is a supervillain.

In reality, Thor is a woman.....

Thora Odinsdottir: The Rebellious Lightning

Thora Odinsdottir felt an untamed power within her from the moment of her birth. She was a daughter with an iron will and a strength that even her father, Odin, questioned. But unlike the image of a worthy heir, Thora possessed a selfish, arrogant, and power-hungry personality. She considered the glory and majesty of Asgard her birthright and looked upon the other realms and their inhabitants with disdain.

Thora was unrivaled in the arts of war and wielding the hammer Mjolnir, but her pride never allowed her to learn humility and responsibility. She saw her power as a means to achieve her desires and paid no heed to the laws and traditions of Asgard.

Her jealousy of her brother Loki, who possessed intelligence and cunning and was favored by Frigga, was deep-seated and profound. Thora, who prided herself on her physical strength, considered Loki a weak and opportunistic creature and constantly sought to prove her superiority over him.

When Odin intended to name Thor as his heir to the throne, Thora was enraged. She believed that as the eldest child and most powerful warrior of Asgard, she deserved this position. Her jealousy and anger gradually turned into hatred and resentment.

Thora, in secret alliance with some disgruntled forces in Asgard, plotted to overthrow Odin. At an opportune moment, using the merciless power of Mjolnir, she cast her father from the throne and declared herself the absolute ruler of Asgard.

The era of Thora's reign was a dark age for the Nine Realms. She ruled Asgard with ruthlessness and tyranny, using the power of the army and its advanced weapons to subjugate other realms. Anyone who stood against her was destroyed by her lightning's fury.

Loki, weary of his sister's oppression, tried to resist her with trickery and magic, but Thora's power, fueled by the darkness within her, had become far greater than before. She defeated Loki repeatedly and humiliated him.

News of Thora's tyranny reached Midgard. Heroes like the exiled Odin (if he survived), the loyal Heimdall, and other allies of Asgard sought a way to stop her. Jane Foster, who in this scenario might play the role of a scientist and resistance activist, also participated in these efforts.

The final confrontation with Thora was an epic battle between divine power and the will of heroes. Thora, with Mjolnir blackened by darkness and rage, stood against those who were once her allies. She used the power of thunder to destroy her opponents and showed no mercy or compassion.

Thora's fate could have unfolded in two ways: either she would eventually be defeated by the heroes, and the dark age of her rule would end, or her unchecked power would overwhelm everything, turning her into a cosmic threat that would bring ruin to all Nine Realms. In any case, the evil Thora Odinsdottir depicted a story of the corruption of power, envy, and the depravity of a goddess.