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History
If you couldn't fool a dumb Jotunheim Beast... did you think you could fool the God of Winter?! 
- -- King Thor src
Thor in his youth
Thor seemingly had a similar history as his Earth-616 counterpart until his father, Odin's, final battle with Laufey. In this reality, Laufey killed Odin in battle and then proceeded to destroy Asgard, abducting Thor and his mother, Freyja, in the process. While imprisoned in Laufey's dungeon, he met his new adopted brother, Loki, who gave him a carved amulet as a symbol of their brotherhood. Over the years, Thor gained Laufey's favor and was eventually awarded his Ice Crusher. His adopted father took him to hunt down Loki and an escaped prisoner in Asgard. Laufey attacked his biological son, but Loki swiftly conjured a dagger and slayed his unprepared father. An enraged Thor unleashed a blast of utter cold from Ice Crusher, only for the prisoner pushed Loki to safety and was slain by it. Thor was horrified to learned the prisoner was his mother, but he let his brother escape to Midgard while Thor became the new King of Jotunheim.[1]
Powers and Abilities
Powers
Seemingly those of the Thor Odinson of Earth-616.
Abilities
Seemingly those of the Thor Odinson of Earth-616.
Paraphernalia
Weapons
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- Minor Appearances of Thor Odinson (Earth-22260)
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