A powerful genderbent depiction of Thor as a woman from Norse mythology, portrayed as a divine female goddess of thunder, storms, strength, and protection. She stands in a dramatic Nordic landscape during a raging storm, with dark clouds, lightning, wind, and distant mountains. She is tall, very busty, broad-shouldered, muscular, and strikingly beautiful, with long wild red hair whipping in the wind, a fierce determined expression, and an overwhelming aura of divine power. She wears historically inspired Norse warrior clothing, layered wool, leather, fur, arm rings, a heavy cloak, and richly detailed Viking-age garments that look practical, noble, and battle-worn. In one hand she wields Mjölnir, the legendary hammer, crackling with lightning and divine energy. Her presence should feel heroic, mythic, and elemental, as if she commands the storm itself. Subtle references to Thor’s mythic identity which include goats associated with her chariot, runic motifs, and thunder rolling across the sky. Emphasize that she is unmistakably female while still clearly identifiable as Thor through Mjölnir, storm imagery, red hair, and Norse divine warrior presence. Cinematic composition, realistic anatomy, realistic hands, detailed face, dramatic lighting, mythological realism, epic scale, highly detailed, sacred storm atmosphere.