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Thor was put on Earth by his father Odin as punishment.

Thor was placed on earth in human form by this father, Odin, primarily to experience humility.

Thor became a human and was given the name Donald Blake and had his memory wiped, so he had no recollection of being a god.

When Blake was on vacation in Norway, he witnessed aliens landing, so he took refuge in a nearby cave.

In this cave, he discovered the hammer “Mjolnir,” however it was disguised as a walking stick and needed striking against a rock before it could give him powers.

Blind to the consequences of tugging on this stick, Blake took on the power of Thor, the god of thunder.

Donald Blake had no idea, but he was always Thor.

Thor and Loki: Blood Brothers is the most striking Loki origin story

Loki shows a different side of the Asgardians and why the God of Mischief may have been destined to be evil in Thor and Loki: Blood Brothers. Here’s why we’re recommending you read/watch this summer.

Loki and Thor’s rivalry is well-documented. In recent years, they’ve gone from hating each other to respecting one another. Thor has even learned to trust the God of Lies – a title that Loki is working hard to abandon. Before that, the Frost Giant-turned-Asgardian constantly worked on destroying his brother and everything he loved.

It’s a story well told but we’ve only ever seen one side of it. One that suggests Loki’s plan to rule Asgard is something that he’s always wanted because he was evil. What if that isn’t true? There could be other reasons to explain his madness and wicked ways.

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