Jormungandr

The World Serpent circles Midgard, jaw clenched around its own tail, holding reality together through sheer stubbornness. When Jörmungandr releases its grip, the seas will boil, the sky will crack, and Ragnarök will begin. Clay Cyanide's interpretation is terrifying in its physicality — this isn't a symbolic snake, it's a deep-ocean predator rendered in muscle and scale, with a head large enough to use a longship as a toothpick. The coils twist with biomechanical precision, each section articulated to suggest both the weight of the ocean and the speed of a striking serpent. This is Thor's final opponent, and looking at it, you understand why even the god of thunder doesn't survive the encounter.