fat comics

In the comics, Thor was mainly portrayed as a physically fit and strong character. There might have been rare alternate storylines or interpretations where his appearance was different, but that wasn't the norm.

In most comic storylines, Thor is not portrayed as fat. He's often shown with a strong and imposing physical build to match his godly status.

Yes, Fat Thor has made appearances in some comic storylines.

Yes, there were storylines where Thor gained weight and had a different appearance.

Yes, Fat Thor has some roots in the comics, but the portrayal might vary in certain details.

Yes, Fat Thor was featured in some comic storylines.

Yes, Thor does get fat in some comic storylines.

Yes, Thor does get fat in some comic storylines.

Yes, Thor did get fat in some comic storylines.

There were many anime series with fat otakus as the main characters. The following are some of the more well-known works: 1 " It's Hard for Otaku Men and Fujoshi Women to Fall in Love ": It tells the love story between a fat otaku who likes 2D and a beautiful girl who loves fitness. 2 Death Note: The protagonist, Yagami Tsuki, is a fat otaku with a genius brain. He uses a magic book called the Death Note to try to solve all the evils in the world. " Sword God Realm ": It was a story in a virtual reality game world. The protagonist, Kirito, was an ordinary fat otaku who experienced various adventures and challenges in the game. 4." Rem: Life in a foreign world from scratch ": It tells the story of the protagonist Rem, who has transmigrated to a foreign world and is constantly fighting to save the people he loves. 5 " Attack of the Giants ": It tells the story of the war between humans and giants. The protagonist, Alan, is an ordinary fat otaku. Through constant battle and growth, he has become a brave warrior. These works all had unique plots and characters that were loved by the readers.