#thord

[brightgoat]

who up evoking their vex

[frozen-snowflakesandsunflowers]

When he first appeared in the comics, he said that his family were a rightful rulers of Arendelle because of that horn

What if he was telling the truth? What if his family were the rightful rulers?

And if he ever does return into a comics or a graphic novel, what if he finds proof that his family were and still all the rightful rulers of? Arendelle

Hi again, Dragonknights-world,

I just read the comic after you had asked so apologies for the delay in replying! The story in this comic sounds SO interesting and has SO much lore for a regular comic you'd find in magazines. But I'm not complaining, I really enjoyed it! I'm all about the lore! So just allow me to do a breakdown on the story first then I'll get to your question! And for those who want to read the story, here's the link to @virtual-winter's Reddit post to part 1 and 2 of the comic story.

What I love about the story

There's so much about this story that I love: I like how we have a new neighbouring kingdom that is potentially related to Arendelle. I love how Elsa was intrigued to know more about Arendelle and her family's history since it could be related to the source of her powers - showing us that she's been wanting to find that out ever since she embraced them in Frozen. And I love how they go to Grand Pabbie for information and then are off to do their adventure, just like they did in Frozen 2. I love how we saw actual animals called Narwhals and how they were part of the story in some way. I liked the little puzzle at the end destination in the cave which led to a display of viking elements like the helmet and then the Lure Horn they were trying to find.

Frozen 3 vibes

felt like a mini movie or book which I loved!

This gave me major Frozen 3 vibes with the vikings being part of Arendelle's Royal family ancestry and somehow it linked to Elsa's powers. The Frozen 3 concept art shows a viking so we know that Frozen 3 will dive further into Norse mythology. Also the stranger who claims he's related to Elsa and Anna through ancient family ties is giving the mysterious member of the royal family set to appear in Frozen 3.

Connection the lore and unintentional Frozen 3 foreshadowing?

Also this kind of builds in my theory on the real reason why Elsa stayed behind in the Forest in From 2, which is because she feared danger now that the forest is free and more magic is exposed to the world and doesn't want history, like her grandfather's war, repeating itself. Thord who claims he's related to the sisters, is after the horn because he believes it could give him powers like Elsa's. So we have people fear Elsa's powers and try to kill her, and we have people who envy her powers and try to get their own set with her help. And obviously now we know Elsa's powers came from Ahtohallan all because it was a gift to Iduna as a reward for her sacrifice. The powers made Elsa and Anna the Fifth Spirit because Ahtohallan knew they could, together, balance humans and magic and save the world when those woe sides turn on each other.

Also instead of the horn giving Thord powers, it is called the Narwhals which means their ancestors are connected to the Narwhals in terms of having a relationship with the Narwhals. It's all part of the lore which I absolutely love and makes me believe Frozen 3 will touch on Arendelle's ancestry. And I hope the Narwhals are featured in the movie because they look majestic and could be other physical animals that the sisters connect with. Plus the horn has carvings inside of it of two sisters holding hands who Elsa and Anna believe are their great great great grandmother (Runeard 's grandmother's grandmother) and her sister and Thord said that the horn carried the strength of their family and Elsa and Anna believe it's the love for each other that's the strength so what if the carving sisters are the Fifth Spirit that was mentioned in the Myth short and Frozen 3 expanded on that hence the viking aesthetic the concept art is giving??! I mean it would make sense why Thord thought the horn would give him powers, because of the magical and literal bond the sisters in the carvings had and hearing about it made him envy for powers like Elsa's.

Reading this comic and coming up with this theory is blowing my mind and making me obsessed with lore!

Also one of these sisters has a cape and a single braid and off the shoulder neckline like Elsa whilst the other has two braids, cuff and neckline details/ designs like Anna and also has a viking helmet to show they're from those times. But I obviously don't know if the fight spirit idea it's hinting at was intentional. This comic was released in December 2016 and Frozen 2 was announced in March 2015 so maybe just maybe the Fifth Spirit thing was always an idea and this comic touched on it for the idea it had. I don't know for sure but either way I love this and this is my strongest headcanon theory that these two above are the Fifth Spirit we were told about in the Myth story which had them falling out of sync with the other elements suddenly and was never seen again. So they weren't a very successful Fifth Spirit as far as we know and Ahtohallan spent centuries looking for the next one through Iduna giving her the daughters who'd be the Fifth Spirit and create balance and harmony between the spirits, magic and humans and we're witnessing their story in hopes they'll be successful and prevent history repeating itself.

The Ask

Okay now to your question, do you think Thord is actually related to the sisters and proves so? Possibly yes! Because if the grandmother had a sister, perhaps she got married to a nearby kingdom or wanted to rule her own kingdom and had the Lur Horn. Perhaps that Lur marked their bond, especially if they were the original Fifth Spirit before Elsa and Anna, and it was stored somewhere safe with other artifacts from their era. And so Thord heard of that story from his kingdom and realized Queen Elsa from Arendelle had powers so he would go to the kingdom and find the Lur that he believed would give him powers but instead it just attracts the Narwhals and is a symbol of the love between Runeard's grandmother's grandmother and her sister who could possibly maybe be Thord's grandfather's grandmother's grandmother.

But overall, as much as I love this comic and their theory/ headcanon, I don't think these comics are strictly canon but then again we can consider them so if we wanted to but I wouldn't expect this mentioned if Frozen 3 has a similar story. Thank you for introducing me to this story because I had no idea how much lore could be in a comic story and give Frozen 3 vibes!

That's all for now but I will make a theory post explaining all this soon! ❄️

[cross-illager]

minecraftdungeonsAu： But everything is the opposite. Character personality and attributes are reversed between the villainous boss and heroic hero factions

SO Archie and Thord have been good friends since childhood.

[forgetmenotdove]

Rp request!!

Im looking for marvel or outlast trials romance rolplays!!

I have 9 years experience of rolplay♡♡

I prefer double ups so we both get something we want, I play bucky, steve, COMIC Tony, widow, leland coyle, mother gooseberry, Franco, easter men.

Pleaded comment or reply if interested, I prefer to rp on discord.

[illwilledomen]

Illager society is tough when youre only 3 aple tall

[shiftcakewhat]

Salah Thord,and Karl in My AU

In the story Salah and Thord will both be reluctant allies. At least because of some flamboyant peacock, Archie is not so hateful in their eyes...

In fact, I have always liked the idea of Sarah and Archie living in peace. So why not.

[ericmicael]

I made a joke a while back involving Hans and Thord comparing them to the scene from "The Boys" between Soldier Boy and Homelander and I couldn't resist making an edit.

For those unfamiliar with Thord, he is basically a member of a royal family who believes that the royal family of Arendelle stole the power that his family should have, and in addition to just land and influence, he believes that he should also have the ice magic that Elsa has. Thord's goal in life is to obtain the throne of Arendelle and Elsa's magical power, and his last appearance is him vowing to get revenge on Anna and Elsa. In short, in Thord's dreams he gains elemental powers and invades Arendelle to expel Elsa and Anna and take the throne for himself, as he considers himself the true heir to the kingdom… This is basically the synopsis of 90% of the fanfics about Hans' return as a villain, although Hans himself never wanted magical powers, and except for revenge for a wounded ego, it would make much more sense for him to simply try his plan to obtain a kingdom away from Arendelle. For those who don't know "The Boys": Soldier Boy is a superhero from the World War II era and Homelander is his son and practically a clone of him being created to surpass him in every way. So in the case of "The Boys" the phrase is literal, in the case of Hans and Thord it's hard not to see the repetition of themes or the prince's fans even involuntarily making Hans a literal copy of Thord which becomes comical since it's hard to believe that Thord wasn't inspired by him thematically and physically if we take into account Hans' initial designs where he is basically a red-haired version of Thord.

[ninjacat1515]

Season's Greasons from Archie and Thord