Is Rune King Thor canon? If not, in which universe does he exist?

I don't read Thor comic books too much and haven't read any book in which RKT appears, so this question might sound retarded to most of you.

Yes it is. It says on his wiki page

@guttridgeb said:

Yes it is. It says on his wiki page

I see. Does he have all those power-ups after his return, then?

@TheTrollDance said:

@guttridgeb said:

Yes it is. It says on his wiki page

I see. Does he have all those power-ups after his return, then?

No idea. I only knew that judging by what people have posted on Rune King Thor battle threads and by double-checking on his page.

@TheTrollDance: no he lost the power of the runes after he ''died''

@Z3RO180 said:

@TheTrollDance: no he lost the power of the runes after he ''died''

K, thanks for the answer.

One last question: Does he at least remember what happened during the time he had those powers?

@TheTrollDance: yes he does.

Rune King Thor is non cannon . The only version of the Thor that is cannon is the current one .

@hulksmashlittleman: he is canon was a part of the story of Asgard after ragnarok,

@mjolnirson: He apparently died in the end right