The Dark Multiverse Version of Your Favorite Marvel Characters: Origin Stories and Conquests

The Marvel Universe is filled with epic stories and dynamic characters. However, imagine if the story took a dark and sinister turn, leading to the creation of a Dark Multiverse. How would the origin story of your favorite Marvel characters evolve in such a sad and oppressive world? Let's dive into the dark and twisted tale of a Thor in the Dark Multiverse and the tragic end of the Avengers.

Thor's Descent into Madness

Thor's journey in the dark multiverse began when Malekith, the Dark Elf leader, stole the sacred Aether from Jane Foster, causing her soul to be drained. In retaliation, Thor became consumed by rage, his transformation into a berserk fury reaching its apex when Malekith, with the help of the dark elves, killed his brother, Loki, and his lover, Janna. Thor, in a fit of uncontrollable anger, sought to avenge their deaths. He sought the help of Eitri, the Elven Smith, to forge a new weapon, and thus, Stormbreaker came into existence.

Facing Malekith

With his new weapon in hand, Thor launched an attack on Malekith. Using a powerful barrage of lightning bolts, Thor managed to stop the convergence that would have led to Malekith and the dark elves' victory. He then used his lightning-infused hand to crush Malekith's head, delivering a final blow. However, the Aether that Malekith had stolen merged with Thor, granting him the ability to shape it into anything he desired. But Thor's actions didn't end there.

The Fall of Odin and the Rise of Hela

Thor's desire for power and control further escalated when he challenged Odin, the All-Father. Odin, knowing Thor's pain, tried to reason with him, but Thor, consumed by his grief and anger, refused to listen. In the ensuing battle, Thor gravely wounded Odin, leading to the All-Father's death. The death of Odin led to the opening of a portal, and Hela, the goddess of death, appeared. Hela and Thor engaged in a fierce battle, but it ended in a stalemate.

Hela's Offer

Despite their mutual stalemate, Hela attempted to convince Thor to join her in conquering the nine realms. Hela presented him with a vision of a world without war and bloodshed, asking him to help her rule the realms under their command. Thor, seeing the potential of such a world, was swayed. However, he still insisted on protecting Asgard, his home. Hela, recognizing this, assured him that Asgard's well-being was secured, and they could focus on the greater conquest. She then used the Aether to show Thor a vision of a reality where the realms were at peace.

The Final Turning Point

Impressed by the vision, Thor agreed to join Hela. The Asgardian army supported his decision, and Thor declared that they would begin their conquest of the nine realms. Asgard was now under his command. Heimdall was captured, and Skurge, a loyal follower of Thor, took his place. Under Thor and Hela's command, the Avengers and other heroes were defeated, including Thanos, ensuring their control over the realms. Captain Marvel, who had been a formidable opponent, failed to stop them.

The story of the dark multiverse left the world in a state of despair, with a vision of a peaceful world overshadowed by the eventual conquest of all realms by Thor and Hela.

A New Reality

In the end, Thor and Hela sit on the throne of Asgard, wearing golden armor and holding Stormbreaker. The realm is free from war and bloodshed, but at what cost? The dark multiverse version of Thor's origin story is a cautionary tale of power, greed, and the destruction of everything that once stood in his way.

Key Takeaways:

Dark Multiverse: A world where the heroes of the Marvel Universe come face to face with their darkest sides, leading to a descent into madness and chaos. Thor's Transformation: From a noble leader to a destructive force, of how his desire for power and control led to the fall of his empire. Heroic Fall: The collapse of the Avengers and other heroes, culminating in the victory of Dark Thor and Hela, and the eventual fall of the remaining heroes.

This story serves as a reminder of the importance of responsibility, the dangers of unchecked power, and the impact of our actions on the world around us.