Thor’s outlook in God of War Ragnarok caught many peoples attention and it’s quickly winning fans over. Boy this is gonna be good and fans are welcoming this legendary character with funny tweets and memes.

While we all are humming about PlayStation’s September showcase, Sony Santa Monica Art Director Raf Grassetti caused a bit of a discussion on Twitter when he shared the official image of Thor as he shows up in God of War: Ragnarok.

My boy! pic.twitter.com/5hPocTewBJ
— Raf Grassetti (@rafagrassetti) September 9, 2021

Beside a couple of scenes in Avengers: Endgame that were generally played for laughs, we commonly don’t see Thor portrayed in this manner regardless of the way that there is a considerable amount of text that totally upholds the “validity” of this design.

Part of the explanation Norse folklore is so fascinating is that a large number of its legendary characters have a nearly “authentic” nature contrasted with a portion of their partners. 2018’s God of War worked really hard of exploiting that component of the legend, and Thor’s Ragnarok plan a lot of catches that equivalent soul. They figured out how to make Thor appear as though a scary fighter without depending on the standard streaming hair, etched muscles, and ” great looks”(due regard to Chris Hemsworth, obviously). It’s hard not to adore this design for basically all that it is and how it so impeccably fits all that this franchise is going for.

I mean – Mimir straight up called Thor a "fat dobber" in the previous game, why do people act surprised now to see the God of Thunder having a beer belly?#GodofWarRagnorok pic.twitter.com/Xj6nGTWGNn
— Alex R (@RAc0t) September 10, 2021

Indeed, as some Twitter users are now sharing their opinion, this design is plainly consistent with the couple of depictions of Thor that we got in the past God of War game.

Obviously, that carries us to the fundamental debate right now: the split between the individuals who love this outlook and the people who take a gander at it and basically see “Fat Thor” (a mark additionally applied to Chris Hemsworth’s look in Avengers: Endgame).

Here are some of the Tweets from fans are supporting this outlook of Thor in God of War Ragnarok:

People r complaining about how Thor looks in God of War Ragnarok.

1) He looks closer to the stories than like any other version in modern media.

2) He looks strong AF and I'd be terrified if that man came running up on me. pic.twitter.com/A2yiDTz0VR
— Goat Demon Bitch (@GoatDemonBitch) September 10, 2021

Don't you love it when dudes complain that women only like guys with unrealistic bodies like the second Thor here, but are now crying 'cause GOW Thor looks like a realistic weight-lifter? https://t.co/AnypHsK6S4
— 🎨 Noiry 🎨 (@Noiry) September 10, 2021

I’m surprised they decided to model Thor THE CORRECT way. In Norse mythology Thor can out-drink anyone. He reflects this in GOW. Salute @SonySantaMonica #GodOfWarRagnarok pic.twitter.com/ZKnhQWRXCW
— King's Blood (@KBG_Garrett900) September 10, 2021

People mocking the #GodOfWarRagnarok Thor as if this isn't the same man who drank A QUARTER OF THE OCEAN as a dare… pic.twitter.com/RISHA3cE7D
— Continuously takings Ls (@RadicalSoapbar) September 10, 2021

To the people hating on Thor’s look in #GodofWar …

Please, JUST ONCE, let us fluffy guys have a character who looks like us and isn’t a joke character. It’s nice to see someone who is badass but also has fluff.

Sincerely,

The dad bod (now officially god bod) community. pic.twitter.com/ytxHDAY9wl
— ThatOldGamerGuy (@thatoldgamerguy) September 10, 2021