Thor

Thor is depicted infiltrating the realm of the giant Thrym, known as Thrymheim.

During this operation, he disguises himself as the goddess Freyja to conceal his true identity.

He is initially imprisoned in an icy dungeon within Thrymheim.

Klein discovers him there, frees him, and Thor subsequently joins Klein’s party.

Thor’s appearance is tied to a mission deep within Thrymheim, the domain of the giant Thrym.

To move unnoticed and manipulate events, Thor takes on the form of Freyja, hiding his true nature as the thunder god.

While in disguise, Thor is held captive in an ice prison.

Klein rescues him from this frozen confinement, unaware at first of Thor’s real identity.

After being freed, Thor accompanies Klein and the others as a party member.

His true nature remains concealed until a key moment involving the legendary hammer.

Kirito eventually entrusts Thor with Mjölnir, the mythic thunder hammer.

The moment Thor takes hold of Mjölnir, his disguise falls away and his true form as the thunder god is revealed.

Empowered by his restored identity and weapon, Thor confronts Thrym.

He defeats the giant, ending the threat posed within Thrymheim.

Thor’s bond with Klein is forged through Klein’s act of rescue in the icy prison.

In gratitude, Thor fights alongside Klein during the confrontation with Thrym.

After the battle is won, Thor chooses to reward Klein personally.

He leaves Klein with a version of the legendary weapon, the “Thunder Hammer Mjölnir,” resized so that a human can wield it comfortably.

Having passed on this powerful artifact, Thor departs from the party.

His exit leaves Klein as the new bearer of a human-sized Mjölnir, carrying on the thunder god’s legacy.