Warriors Three

While Fandral and Volstagg are native Asgardians, Hogun hails from Vanaheim, but his dedication to Asgard is as strong as his brothers in arms. The Warriors Three exhibit exceptional fighting skills to stand as an impressive and formidable force of Asgard.

Longtime friends and allies of Thor, the Warriors Three are quick to assist him and come to his aid, even against the wishes of their king, Odin. This was the case when Thor wished to travel to Jotunheim in order to enact revenge against the Frost Giants, despite Odin’s refusal. The Warriors Three were among those who joined Thor on this unsanctioned mission, which set into motion events that changed the course of Thor’s life and Asgard itself. 

All For One

Stern, mace-wielding Hogun, boisterous master of the axe Volstagg, and charming swordsman Fandral fight exceptionally well together and have become close friends in their time off the battlefield.

Soldiers in the realm of Asgard, the Warriors Three answer to Odin, though they’ve been known to follow Thor against the All-Father’s direct orders. Despite their varied personalities, Fandral, Volstagg and Hogun all battle on equal footing, with none attempting to take command of the group.

Anti-Warriors

Like all good Asgardians, the Warriors Three face off against anyone their king, Odin, commands them to—and sometimes foes he doesn't. They’ve battled the Frost Giants of Jotunheim alongside Thor, as well as the Dark Elves, and Hela when she returned to her native land. Though they once counted Loki as a friend, his clear deceit and repeated betrayals have made him an enemy.

Warrior Pals

Fiercely loyal to Odin and Asgard at large, the Warriors Three often fight alongside the mighty Thor as well as the Lady Sif. The trio used to consider Loki a companion before his plot to kill Odin came to light.

For Asgard

Thor's coronation came to an abrupt end thanks to a contingent of Frost Giants breaking in and trying to steal the Casket of Ancient Winters. The Warriors Three sought to comfort their distraught friend. Volstagg also mourned the loss of food in the banquet hall that Thor tore up prior to their arrival alongside Sif.

Even though Odin forbade Thor from traveling to Jotunheim to exact revenge on the Frost Giants, the God of Thunder decided to do exactly that, thanks in part to the machinations of Loki, who had secretly let the first batch of Frost Giants in. Though Fandral remained concerned about the dangers, Thor convinced him by reminding him and Hogun that he had led them into some of their most glorious battles. Thor then did the same with Volstagg, but instead brought up the many delicacies they've enjoyed together. The Warriors Three, Loki and Sif all decided to follow Thor on his quest to make the Frost Giants pay.

Upon arriving in Jotunheim, the Asgardians came upon King Lauffey. The Frost Giant leader goaded Thor into a fight, even though he said that such an act would lead to war between the two realms. As the battle began, Hogun unleashed his mace and throwing knives, Volstagg wielded his battle axe and Fandral his trusty sword.

During the fracas, Volstagg was touched by one of the giants and realized that coming into contact with them would result in frost burns. Soon after, Fandral discovered an even more dangerous element, frozen spikes, which he became impaled upon. Wanting to get his comrade help, Volstagg hoisted Fandral on his back and headed towards the Bifrost, picking up the pace as Lauffey unleashed a giant monster on their trail. It nearly ate its prey, but Thor ended the threat. Cornered and waiting for the Bifrost, the Warriors Three and Sif found a surprise as Odin came through the gate and had words with Lauffey.

Upon returning to Asgard, Sif, Hogun and Volstagg took Fandral to the healers while Odin punished Thor by stripping him of his powers and sending him to Earth. Soon after, while recuperating, Loki revealed to them that he told a guard to let Odin know about their trip to Jotunheim. After Loki left, Volstagg said they should thank him for bringing about their salvation, but Hogun reminded them that Lauffey claimed Odin's house had traitors. And who could be more equipped to let Frost Giants into Asgard on the sly than a master of magic?

As the All-Father fell into the Odin Sleep and Frigga dedicated herself to staying by his side, Loki assumed the throne to the surprise of the Warriors Three and Sif. They intended to speak to Odin about lifting Thor's banishment and were shocked to see Loki, the one they no longer fully trusted, in control. They kneeled before him, but didn't fully dedicate themselves to this new king, especially when he claimed it wouldn't do to cancel out the previous king's last decree by letting Thor return.