(Polynesian) Thor's new backstory -- as per Tamati -- is as follows:What do you think of the Thor pick by the Polynesian delegation? #RacialDraft
— Racial Draft Podcast (@RacialDraftPod) December 8, 2020
“Whakataka te hau ki te uru, whakataka te hau ki te tonga. Kia mākinakina ki uta, Kia mātaratara ki tai.”
“Get ready for the westerly to turn into a southerly. Making it prickly cold inland, and piercingly cold on the shore.”
The battle in Jotunheim with the Frost Giants raged on. Thor, battle weary, continued to fight, with the singular purpose of stopping them from conquering other realms.
Suddenly they retreated. A giant portal opened and they all vanished inside. Thor was left alone on a scorched battlefield.
With the help of Heimdall he tracked them to Midgard (Earth). They had landed on the west coast of one of the northern islands of Aotearoa/New Zealand.
They were battling with people in the shadow of the mountain Taranaki.
Thor...paused. He noticed these people were fighting the Frost Giants using thunder and lightning!
He would later find that these people were the Urukehu, the descendants of the Māori god of thunder, lightning and wind, Tawhirimatea.
Thor joined the battle. At one point Mjolnir was knocked from his grasp. The leader of the tribe, a woman by the name of Te Uira, picked up the hammer, channeled the full power of her people, and fired a devastating lightning bolt that decimated the giants.
With the battle ended, Thor vowed to always stay connected to this tribe. Te Uira said if Thor ever needed help, the Urukehu would be there.
Thor was given the title ‘Te Whaititiri’. The personification of ‘Thunder’!!!
Thor/Te Whaititiri.
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— Random Access Māori (@MaoriRandom) December 12, 2020
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