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What is Thor and Norse?
Thor is the Norse god of thunder.
What did Norse god Thor control?
Thor was the Norse god of thunder.
What was Thor the god of?
Thor is the Norse god of thunder.
Thor - god of?
Thor is the Norse God of Thunder.
Thor was the Viking God of what?
Thor is the Norse god of thunder.
Who was the ancient god of thunder?
Thor was the Norse god of thunder
Was Thor Greek?
No, Thor was the Norse god of thunder.
Who is thor in Norse mythology?
He is Thor. The god of thunder.
Who is the Norse God for Thunder?
Thor
Thor is based on the Norse god of what?
He is the Norse god of Thunder
Is Thor a greek god?
No, Thor is not a greek god. He is the Norse god of thunder.
Who named Thor Thor?
It means thunder. It comes from Norse mythology and Thor is the god of thunder.
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