Norway's Warrior Princess holds a suitor's contest — and no one can stand against her. Disguised as a homeless vagrant, Thor the God of Thunder arrives with his adorable adopted daughter, sweeping through the entire arena on just 1% of his divine power — and marries the Princess on the spot. Faced with insults and invading enemies, Thor guards his wife from the shadows. Then, on the eve of the final battle, the anxious Princess prays for a god to descend and save them... while the man sharing her pillow is the God of Thunder himself.
Norse mythology meets the vagrant-husband trope, and the result is as cheerfully over the top as the title suggests. A warrior princess who has beaten every suitor in Norway is matched in her own arena by a tramp with a little girl on his hip who is using a fraction of his real strength, and marries him on the spot because those were the rules. The series mines the double life for everything it is worth: insults at court, enemies at the border, and a husband quietly handling threats while his wife prays for divine help she already has in bed next to her.
Hidden-identity fantasy for viewers who like flash marriages, protective husbands and the delicious gap between what everyone thinks and what the audience knows. Themes of humility, strength kept in reserve and a found family with a very cute kid at its center. There are 43 short episodes of about 1 to 2 minutes each, made for your phone.
