To be quite frank, most of the stories seem to have Odin as the main deciever of others. Loki gets a worse rap than hes owed imo

@@ConnorRunda He did cause ragnarok though, I think most hate is warranted

Well yea it makes sense honestly. You fuck it you gotta fix it

@@jakesimpson3373 well Odin tossed his chid in to ocean

​@@AmirDarkOne would they have their powers or thier motive to kill the Gods if they were raised with the gods instead of trying to get rid of loki's children

This is a perfect description lmao.

*Loki kills baldr* "Oh loki." *laugh track plays*

@@projekttaku1 while one of his sons killed the other son and force to watch it happened

@@lkcdarzadix6216 "What are we going to do with you?"

The gods stories kinda were their sitcoms when u think about. Not surprising they resemble the same sort of formulae for entertainment

I have barely seen Norse mythology but I am already interested

@@RobloxReportNews thats norse mythology, not greek

@@Trukmuche1 oh

There was something strangely wholesome about that quote

Honestly, I feel like most teenage boys (let's face it, every Norse god's mental age ranges from 5 to 15 and never leaves that range) would have done the same

I wanted to know why Ok I just didn’t turn into a bird when Thjazi threatened to drop him. It would have prevented a whole lot of mess, but then again, we wouldn’t get to see Lokis junk get tied to a goat

Mythological plot holes. When you're talking about omnipotent eternal beings and your main source is a single parchment that's half torn apart it's quite difficult to avoid them.

Rules of transformation in Norse mythology are very slippery, probably because the old Norse people consisted of a lot of different tribes/clans/villages/whatever who all interpreted their mythology in their own ways. Loki shapeshifts most often and often seems to be able to do it whenever he wants. He turned into a salmon to hide from the Æsir after killing Baldr, turned into a horse to "distract" another horse from his work on Asgard's wall, and he fought Heimdall while they were both in the form of seals. That's just a few examples. But other gods seem to be able to do it as well, even though they don't do it often. Like I said, Heimdall turned into a seal to fight Loki. But then for some unknown reason Freyja really needs that cloak of hers to transform into an eagle. Maybe there's different rules for different types of animals, or maybe all transformations require special items but we just don't have any sources stating it. The sad truth is we'll probably never find out because so much of Norse culture was destroyed during the christianisation of Europe. Vikings didn't even write much down to begin with.

The coat looks cool

@@cancerguy5435 Norse gods more than most aren't characterized as particularly omnipotent. For example this story centers on the fact that the only reason they are immortal is because of a specific resource they consume that keeps them youthful, and it is generally depicted that they can be injured and die through normal means; Baldr was only immune to most weapons because Frigg asked almost every substance in existence not to harm him and they agreed. Compare to Greek mythology where the gods are all assumed to be completely immortal, can only be imprisoned not truly ended, and even have built in healing factor like how Prometheus regrows his liver.

All of it is hilarious Moki alwaysHeld at gunpoint

There’s a point where you know you’re a good KZfaqr when someone makes a bot trying to be you

That's not true. He learns how to cause bigger, better problems.

Loony Tune

There’s a dialogue between Osiris and Ra after what will happen after the world ends in the Pyramid Texts. It is said that Nun will consume everything again and Osiris and Ra will survive in the form of snakes.

Beg snake eat all

I love it

Replace the yth with eth

@@Coolertan bruh

That was my idea in the greek mythology one but i support it

Not really, considering Loki's interfearence caused Mjolnir's handle to be shorter than it was supposed to be.

Happy birthday! Mine was on the 7th!