Thor

Thor is confident in his abilities and participates readily in the deceptive tactics used by Sleipnir during its match with Kogarasumaru. He does not simply rely on superior equipment; he understands the mechanics of opposing Roads well enough to manipulate the circumstances of a battle before engaging directly.

His confidence is particularly evident against Agito. Thor willingly explains aspects of Sleipnir and its unusual members while attempting to provoke a stronger response from his opponent, treating the confrontation as an opportunity to demonstrate the difference between their abilities.

Thor rides the Wing Road and uses a pair of A-T gloves called Mjollnir. The gloves compress air and manipulate pressure, allowing him to form localized vacuums. His equipment depends on the same general 0-100-0 principle used by powerful acceleration-and-braking techniques: Thor must build the necessary energy through movement before releasing it.

Vacuum manipulation gives him both offensive and defensive options. Thor can neutralize pressure-based attacks by disrupting the air that sustains them; against Agito Wanijima, he can thrust Mjollnir into a Bloody Blade Fang and dissipate it rather than attempting to withstand the attack directly.

His vacuum spheres are considerably more dangerous than simple air barriers. A sufficiently powerful vacuum dramatically lowers pressure around a trapped target, lowering the boiling point of bodily fluids. Agito recognizes that this can cause blood to vaporize from body heat and rupture vessels from within. Agito survives the technique by deliberately opening wounds that provide an escape route for the expanding vapor, then exploits Mjollnir's dependence on Thor's running by disabling his legs.

Thor appears as one of Sleipnir's principal fighters during Kogarasumaru's Gram Scale Tournament match against the team. He participates in Utgardr-Loki's plan to manipulate the aerial battlefield, including tricking Agito into launching a Bloody Blade Fang toward Onigiri's aircraft.

His individual confrontation with Agito demonstrates how specialized Sleipnir's riders are. Thor possesses equipment capable of directly counteracting Fang attacks, forcing Agito to understand the physical mechanism behind Mjollnir rather than winning through greater destructive power alone.

Thor also reveals that Sleipnir's members are Brain Chargers, deliberately using the information to provoke Lind. The disclosure connects the team to the artificial enhancement programs behind several of the manga's highest-level riders.

Utgardr-Loki is Thor's teammate and the central strategist behind Sleipnir's battle with Kogarasumaru. Thor cooperates with his plans and participates in the team's coordinated deception.

Freya, Nottdagr and the other Sleipnir riders fight alongside Thor as members of the same elite unit.

Agito Wanijima is Thor's principal opponent during the match. Their confrontation revolves around the interaction between Thor's vacuum manipulation and Agito's Bloody Road Fangs.

Lind becomes a particular target of Thor's provocation when Thor reveals Sleipnir's connection to the Brain Charger program in an attempt to draw Lind into the fight.

Onigiri is indirectly targeted when Thor participates in the maneuver intended to redirect Agito's attack toward his aircraft.