The Story

Thor has anchored Marvel for more than 60 years: an Asgardian god dropped into a superhero universe, carrying a hammer only the worthy can lift. He first showed up in 1962, the same issue VeVe later put on-chain as the first Journey Into Mystery #83 NFT.

The VeVe set works through the range of that character rather than picking one look, moving from a stoic hero pose to a full stormbringer in motion. Mjolnir shows up in every variant, the through-line that ties the five tiers together.

First Thor NFT Secret Rare animated storm variant

The tiers each carry their own title and pose. The Common "God of Thunder" (14,600 editions) is the accessible entry, Mjolnir raised mid-summon, winged helmet and red cape in classic comic dress. The Uncommon "The Worthy" (10,400) is quieter: Thor kneeling with the hammer resting on the ground, the inscription "Whosoever holds this hammer" legible on its face.

The Rare "Battle for Asgard" (7,200) catches him mid-leap into combat, cape and hair swept back. The Ultra Rare "Animated" (4,400) surrounds him with crackling lightning. The Secret Rare "Ultimate Animated" (2,200) is full storm mode, Mjolnir spun into a swirling vortex of wind and lightning while Thor stands calm at the center.

The Drop

Thor's debut came on May 14, 2022, as a $50 blind box. By mid-2022 VeVe was running at full speed, with millions of users and most Marvel drops clearing within minutes. Thor was among the more anticipated releases because he'd been conspicuously absent while other core Avengers got their firsts.

The timing lined up with MCU momentum too: Thor: Love and Thunder hit theaters two months later, keeping Asgardian interest high. All five variants moved quickly.

Edition Breakdown

TierEditionsCover
Common14,600God of Thunder, Mjolnir raised
Uncommon10,400The Worthy, kneeling with hammer
Rare7,200Battle for Asgard, mid-leap
Ultra Rare4,400Animated, lightning effects
Secret Rare2,200Ultimate Animated, full storm sequence

Market Context

38,800 total editions puts Thor in the mid-range for VeVe Marvel drops, bigger than the earlier single-variant releases but smaller than some later blind box sets. The action concentrates in the Secret Rare (2,200) and Ultra Rare (4,400) tiers, where supply is tight enough to matter.

This is the only "first" Thor there will ever be, and he isn't going anywhere in the MCU, so demand stays steady. The Collect blockchain migration finished in January 2026 and StackR has been live since April 2025, so trading is smoother now than at launch, and the scarce tiers are the easiest to find a buyer for.

Collector's Note

For a Marvel Avengers set on VeVe, Thor is non-negotiable: one of the original six, with only one "first" digital collectible. The Common tier is a clean entry point, while the Rare "Battle for Asgard" is arguably the best-looking sculpt in the set if you want visual impact. For scarcity, the Secret Rare at 2,200 editions is the strongest play.

Thor's IP isn't going anywhere, so early Marvel firsts should hold their footing as the platform grows. Listings are available on the VeVe secondary market, and new users can grab $10 off their first purchase to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

The first Thor NFT released on May 14, 2022 on VeVe as a blind box at $50 per pull. Five variants were available: Common "God of Thunder" (14,600), Uncommon "The Worthy" (10,400), Rare "Battle for Asgard" (7,200), Ultra Rare Animated (4,400), and Secret Rare Ultimate Animated (2,200).

38,800 total editions across five rarity tiers. The Secret Rare is the scarcest at 2,200 editions, while the Common has the most at 14,600.

Yes. The blind box drop sold quickly, but all five variants are available from other collectors on the VeVe secondary market and the StackR marketplace, sometimes below original retail.

The first Thor NFT now lives on the Collect blockchain following VeVe's completed migration in January 2026.

The Secret Rare "Ultimate Animated" variant at 2,200 editions typically commands the highest prices. It features a full animated lightning storm. Low serial numbers across all tiers also carry premiums.