Thor: Tales of Asgard is a 2011 animated film produced by Marvel Animation and Lionsgate Home Entertainment. The film serves as a prequel to the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe Thor films, showcasing Thor's younger days and his journey to becoming the God of Thunder.
The film opens with Thor (voiced by Matthew Wolf) and Loki (voiced by Rick Gomez) stealing their father Odin's (voiced by Christopher Britton) prize possession, the Destroyer Armor. Their actions lead to disastrous consequences, including the unleashing of an ancient monster known as the Midgard Serpent.
Determined to make amends and prove himself worthy of Mjolnir, Thor sets out on a quest to retrieve a powerful sword from the realm of the Frost Giants. Along the way, he and his companions encounter various obstacles and enemies, including the trickster god, Lorelei (voiced by Tara Strong) and the villainous Enchantress (voiced by Colleen O'Shaughnessey).
As Thor and his friends journey deeper into the unknown and face countless dangers, they discover the true meaning of strength, honor, and sacrifice. In the end, Thor proves himself to be a true hero and worthy of the mantle of Asgard's protector.
Overall, Thor: Tales of Asgard provides an exciting and action-packed adventure for fans of the Marvel Universe and the Asgardian mythology.