And the falcon did see and respond:

|<< What If instead of Don Blake finding the Cane, which turns
| into the hammer of Thor, Keiichi Morrisato found it?
| Especially if  Belldandy were under attack, maybe by the
| Lord of Terror?
| Add in that the Asgardians are not necessarily the same
| pantheon as BellDandy belongs to, making K1's powers more
| effective. Hmmmmm! >>

Urm... I think the patterns for the three sister goddesses were based off
the same Norse mythology which gave birth to Thor. Mayhap Thor and possibly
even Odin work for Kami-sama as well, except in "law enforcement" rather
than divine intervention. As such, they don't draw on Yggdrasil, but... oh,
now THIS is good... they are powerless outside of their "job". Which is, as
far as I can figure right now, to ensure that the Demons try and conquer
earth through mostly mental means rather than, say, raising a horde of
otherworldly beasts and trampling all who dare to oppose them. That's not
supposed to happen quite yet.

And so one of the more powerful Demons decides to try and, y'know, "off" a
goddess, preferably one with ties to the mortal world. And the Ultimate
Force just happens to have made provisions, just in case, in the form of a
mysterious package to Keiichi from an unnamed friend...

|problemo numero uno: Donny boy was in fact the reincarnation of Thor, sent
to
|earth by Odin to learn humility,

Ah. Well, Keiichi is more than adequate for the task...

|due to the fact that Thor is really arrogant
|(though nice. 'He's a great guy, fun at parties, good at poetry readings,
and
|you couldn't have anyone better on your side during an intergalactic war on
a
|scale unknowable.  It's just that well... He's arrogant as hell and he
never
|lets you forget that he's a god'-Hawkeye on Thor)

Heh. And then there's the Kuno-esque prose.

|, and Odin seems a bit dim
|when it comes to Loki.  Now, if K1 was the reincarnation of Thor, that
would
|work.

Try it as outlined above. It should make for an interesting fic, which I
unfortunately cannot write because I know precious little about AMG...

--G. Falconar