Thor Odinson (son),
Loki Laufeyson (adoptive son)
History
Ice Age
After the birth of his son and discovering that the Frost Giants had taken over Earth and caused a glacial period over Earth. The newly appointed King Odin rallied his soldiers and headed to Earth to battle them.
Odin and the Asgardians defeated the Frost Giants and sent them back to Jotunheim, from the wreckage of the battle, Odin found an orphaned infant Frost Giant and took him back to Asgard and named him Loki. The Asgardians used their magic to erase the memory of Frost Giants from the humans memory and returned to Asgard.
When Thor had reached adulthood, Odin gifted Thor with Mjolnir, a weapon forged from a dying star by Dwarves.
Telling Loki
When Loki learned of his heritage and learned he was in fact a Frost Giant rather than an Asgardian, Loki attempted to kill Odin although Thor stopped him. For this treachery, Loki was banished by Odin. Eons later, in 1945, while Odin was in the Odinsleep, Loki lead an attack on Asgard with a coalition army of Frost Giants and Nazi soldiers against Asgard, Thor and a young Asgardian warrior by the name of Lady Sif helped him in stopping this attack, although many Asgardians died because of this. Grown tiresome of war and death, Thor decided to leave Asgard and head to Midgard.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
Odin possessed all the conventional attributes of an Asgardian God. However, as the King of the Asgardians, many of these attributes were significantly superior than those possessed by the majority of his race.
- Superhuman Strength: In spite of his advanced age Odin was much stronger than most Asgardians, near the time of his death he could lift 60 tons, where an average Asgardian male can lift 30 tons, However at his peak during the time of the Celestials 3rd host on Earth, Odin could lift 75 tons, but in Odin's physical prime he could lift 90 tons. He's also able to augment his strength to even greater heights by tapping into the Odin Force.
- Superhuman Speed: Odin, despite his age, was capable of running and moving at speeds greater than even the finest human athlete capable of speeds rivaling most superhuman's.
- Superhuman Agility: Odin's agility, balance, and bodily coordination, were far superior to the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete.
- Superhuman Reflexes: Odin's reflexes, were much more superior to the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete.
- Superhuman Stamina: Odin's musculature produced considerably less fatigue toxins during physical activity than the musculature of a human, and most other Asgardians. As a result, he possessed superhuman stamina in all physical activities. He could exert himself at peak capacity for months before fatigue would begin to impair him.
- Superhumanly Dense Tissue: Odin's skin, muscle, and bone tissues were about 3 times as dense as those of a human beings, this contributes, in part, to Odin's superhuman strength and weight.
- Superhuman Durability: Odin's body was considerably more resistant to physical injury than the body of a human being, or even most other Asgardians for that matter. Odin's body was capable of withstanding great impact forces, exposure to temperature and pressure extremes, falls from great heights, and powerful energy blasts from cosmic level beings without sustaining injury, however, though to what extent is unknown.
- Regenerative Healing Factor: Like all other Asgardians it was possible to injure Odin, but he recovered from injury with superhuman levels of speed and efficiency, Odin was capable of regenerating massive tissue damage or loss to a degree far beyond that of most other Asgardians, even of being able to regenerate missing limbs and organs, faster and with much more efficiency. Odins healing powers were far superior to all other Asgardian Gods.
- Extended Longevity: Odin, like all Asgardians, was extremely long-lived, although not truly immortal as some other god pantheons. However, Odin still aged at a pace much slower than human beings. He was also immune to all known Earthly diseases and infections.
- Odinforce: Odin was capable of manipulating vast amounts of magical energy, referred to as the Odin Power, the Odin Force or the Odinsource, for a number of purposes. With this power, Odin was capable of magical feats such as transporting the entire human race to an alternate dimension, casting foes into deep space with a thought, read minds from across even dimensions, projecting force blasts, manipulate matter for a number of purposes, erecting nigh impenetrable force fields, barriers which can shield entire cities, altering size, endowing people or objects with powers, and compressing the population of an entire planet into a single being, namely Mangog.
Abilities
God of Wisdom: Vast knowledge of ancient and arcane wisdom, considered to be his most powerful weapon.
Expert Combatant: Odin is a skilled hand to hand combatant.
Master Tactician: His thousands of years of experience resulted in him becoming a master tactician which could possibly win him many battles.
Asgardian Mystical Combatant: Odin was also extremely adept at wielding his vast energy powers during combat situations. Odin was extremely skilled at using Asgardian magic, surpassing even that of Karnilla or the Enchanters.
Allspeak: Thanks to the Allspeak Odin can communicate in all of the languages of the Nine Realms, Earth's dialects, and various alien languages.
Strength level
At his peak, Odin possesses sufficient strength to lift up to 75 tons, however in his physical prime he could lift about 90 tons. He's also able to augment his strength to an excess of 100 tons by tapping into the Odinforce.
Weaknesses
Once every year, Odin was forced to under take the Odinsleep; a state of deep sleep where he recharged the Odinforce but left him as vulnerable as a mortal. The duration of the Odinsleep varied from time to time; sometimes it was a single night while other occasions were for more than a week.
Paraphernalia
Equipment: Odin normally wore Asgardian battle armor. He also at times wore a blue cloak with a wide brimmed hat covering his missing left eye, at which times it was said he went by the name Grimner.
- Draupnir: Odin also wore Draupnir (the "Odinring") as a symbol of supremacy. The specific properties of the ring are as yet unknown.
- Draupnir: Odin also wore Draupnir (the "Odinring") as a symbol of supremacy. The specific properties of the ring are as yet unknown.
Transportation: None known.
Weapons: None known.
Notes
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Trivia
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See Also
- Appearances of Odin Borson (Earth-1111)
- Character Gallery: Odin Borson (Earth-1111)
- Quotations by Odin Borson (Earth-1111)
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