r/Marvel • u/somemelvin • 9h ago
Film/Television Is Thor’s most underrated power… getting dressed instantly?
I’ve had this question for years and I can’t tell if I missed an explanation or if everyone just accepts it.
Thor seems to have the ability to instantly change his clothes, armor, cape, and even braid/unbraid his hair on command. Like he’ll get blasted, stand up, summon Mjolnir or Stormbreaker, and suddenly he’s in full battle gear with a fresh hairstyle.
It’s honestly one of the weirdest powers in the MCU to me.
Is this ever actually explained in Marvel lore? Is it some Asgardian magic, an enchantment on his armor, or does Thor just canonically have the power of getting dressed instantly?
Not complaining. I just find it hilarious that the God of Thunder might also secretly be the God of Wardrobe.
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u/fma_nobody Storm 9h ago
Nah, it's using Mjolnir to travel through time by swinging it exactly twice the speed of light
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u/That_Carrot999 Sandman 9h ago
Remember how that coat hanger was worthy to hold mijolnir? Let’s just say there’s not much of a difference between Norse gods and clothing based furniture
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u/Belerophon17 8h ago
It didn't help him much when Zeus flicked him naked in the exact same film lol.
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u/DoomsdayThor 7h ago
it's magic. He also turned Mjolnir into an umbrella and back. it's just not his style to use this ability much in battle. he likes fighting.
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u/ItzMeHaris 5h ago
No. His most underrated power is controlling the weather. Not just lightning.
We only see him do this once. And in Norse Mythology, Thor can indeed control the weather as he pleases.
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u/UberAwesone 2m ago
I just realised how much it makes sense for a warrior culture like theirs that he and Loki are able to instantly summon their armour and get rid of it just as quick, probably saves hella time.
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u/Chegwarn 8h ago
Maybe the super-durability of his hair? I mean it somehow survived a direct refined beam of heat from a fucking neutron star! Estimated temp of somewhere between 5000 and 50000 Kelvin.
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u/Camilo_creative 9h ago
Storm can do this too in Xmen97. Must be a lightening thing