Thor has different “daughters” depending on which version of the story you mean: in the MCU his adoptive daughter is Love (Gorr’s resurrected child), while in Marvel and Norse lore he also has daughters like Thrud/Þrúðr and Brigid Thorsdottir in various timelines.

MCU: Thor’s daughter Love

In the movie Thor: Love and Thunder , Thor ends up raising Gorr the God Butcher’s resurrected child, who is simply called Love. She isn’t his biological daughter, but she becomes his adoptive kid at the end of the film and fights alongside him, which is why the closing narration calls them “Love and Thunder.”

Marvel comics and animated versions

Marvel has explored the idea of Thor’s daughter in alternate realities rather than the main 616 universe. Examples include Brigid Thorsdottir and Torunn Thorsdóttir (often portrayed as the daughter of Thor and Sif), who appear in future or alternate timelines and animated films rather than the core comic continuity.

Norse mythology version

In original Norse mythology, Thor’s best-known daughter is Þrúðr (Thrud) , whose name means “strength.” She appears in the Eddas as a goddess associated with power and sometimes connected to the Valkyries, though the surviving myths give relatively few detailed stories about her compared with Thor himself.

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