25 Most EXTRAORDINARY Mythological Objects Of All Time

[@cherryshrimp4120]

Well once again, great content and very interesting information, my knowledge is always increased when I watch your videos. So keep up the good work and I can't wait 4 your next upload.

[@ShimmerKat13]

Every time I hear Babayaga I think of John Wick lolol

[@dukekemppy5409]

Can we have a 25 list of List25?

[@NerdyBitchInGlasses]

I believe that exists

[@list25]

It does! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmqrgYR8j6p0f9k ~Mike

[@NerdyBitchInGlasses]

list25 Thank you Mike! 💚

[@KevinBelmontLuna]

list25 A Redux

[@icsvortexiv352]

Looks like they were running out of historical myths to cover. Myth number one: One does not simply walk into Mordor.

[@sopcannon]

You do in the latest game apparently

[@icsvortexiv352]

Why walk when Gandalf could have used those big ass eagles to take them, he just likes seeing the hairy little feckers suffer.

[@jdlech]

Any eagle that came anywhere near the ring would have been corrupted by it. No eagle would have completed the journey.

[@oddjobs3025]

I appreciate the fact that an educated dude is narrating as opposed to most internet jokers. Cheers!

[@lionelhutz5137]

"C'monnnn!! What's in the box?!!" "You just stay back now, you hear?"

[@KattMurr]

LOVE IT! My favorite movie quote!!!

[@abysspotato2718]

I choked on my tea when I heard the Excalibur song

[@Evil12monks]

Handsome Trashcan same here I love soul eater.

[@Stargazer_Ley]

Handsome Trashcan I made the face. -_-

[@tiadaniels3356]

Selina Teuscher SAME

[@jtbjr3]

I absolutely love Norse mythology. thank you for your awesome video🎃

[@ToucanSonofSam333]

The beard of a woman? Impossible! Appearantly theyve never seen my mother in law.

[@AudreyC379]

#10 looks like a fancy dessert

[@bobwalsh3751]

4:19 correction, to NEVER open it.

[@cherylcampbell9369]

Brave man to try some of those pronunciations, Mike! Nice video!

[@dannava4361]

Awesome list

[@deusvult725]

The Excalibur Song Killed me , Lol

[@franl155]

[] 7-league boots: as Terry Pratchett pointed out, putting one foot 21 miles in front of the other places an immense strain on the wearer's groinal region. [] According to Brewer [of Phrase And Fable fame], Pandora was given the box as a wedding gift when she married Epimetheus; he was the one who was told never to open it. But of course he had to ... Naturally "the man did it" got edited out to put the blame on women. [] Drawing a sword from a stone may be a reference to stone moulds for casting sword blades. The cooled blade would be "drawn" from the stone mould.

[@ultracapacity7531]

I love that you included Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings, because they are myths as well. Even though they are novel myths and not historical myths or belief myths. Job well done, old friend.

[@Morganstein-Railroad]

They are Novels! Not Myths. They are nor part of the culture of any Human Sects or civilizations.

[@johnkelly2797]

Seen the hand of glory a few years back in a museum in Whitby. must admit the story behind it is pretty cool.

[@mistydawn2717]

guys. i loved this one. lots of stuff i didn't know!! have an awesome day❤👍

[@michaelturner5050]

Ok, Harry Potter's deathly hollows is not mythology.

[@michaelturner5050]

And neither is Lord of the Rings mythology.

[@ronj7677]

Michael Turner its on the list because of Harry Potter. He's saying the HP books are the source of the legend.

[@seanrea550]

there are plenty of other mythological items with out dipping into modern fantasy.

[@LokiTDD]

agreed

[@paulaunger3061]

Myth just means story, so the Deathly Hallows and the Doors of Durin are as valid as any of the others.

[@Nek0Nerd0]

Okay, I'm gonna give you a like for the Soul Eater reference.

[@wreckitpacman3598]

great video thanks

[@everhernandez6011]

thank you for the video I enjoyed wathing it

[@timriggins70]

Dang Warehouse 13 misses quite a few artifacts to use.

[@cb7pwn]

sick List!

[@HaeRosae]

I STARTED SINGING THAT SONG AS SOON AS I HEARD EXCALIBUR

[@huntermontgomery8456]

Love the fact that Soul Eater was mentioned

[@saulthechicanootaku]

Cactus Le Sam FOOL!

[@jimellison777]

GREAT VIDEO..............

[@smelvin13]

Would be nice to add captions to each item. Not sure Harry Potter qualifies as mythology, but was a fun addition.

[@smelvin13]

As was LotR doors.

[@shyrastacy3127]

I have a cat named Friday, does that count? LoL 😹

[@patchworkundead4787]

Mike, if you sing Excalibur's song again Professor Stein will dissect you.😆

[@Tokuijin]

Love the Soul Eater reference

[@abisheksoti3837]

Cant find the book of tahode or any info on it. Some help, list 25??

[@Peannlui]

It's the Book of Thoth.

[@NotA-Lizard]

Try book of thoth...

[@ActiveAdvocate1]

Nah, man, Mother Kali is the coolest goddess of any pantheon. She is demonstrably more powerful than all the other deities, She once killed a demon by strangling him with Her bare hands, and the ONLY one who can subdue Her is Lord Shiva, who does so by lying down at Her feet and allowing Her to dance on His body to channel all of Her destructive force into Him rather than into destroying the world. Now THAT is a goddess! She doesn't even PRETEND to be nice, but She is good, very much so.

[@alanbarnett718]

You, Sir or Madam, are either a very subtle person. Or a psychopath.

[@rhopsi5620]

It would be really great if each item were listed when the lists are read. This would be helpful if a listener wanted to do further research on some of the things in the lists. Lots of times, the topics are very interesting and I'd like to find out more, but with many of the items derived from foreign languages, it's difficult to find out more info.

[@piratehunter1]

ya forgot another modern one. the 7 dragon balls.

[@damutae612]

Psycho Mikey or the nimbus

[@mcervantes362]

I forget which dragonball z chacter always said, I'm a delicate flower!" but I still use the line.

[@pestilenceplague4765]

I have a large house cat. Maybe I should get a chariot!

[@florencepierce1864]

Nope - you need 2 large house cats. Sorry. Maybe next time, lol!

[@nurturetheearth]

Se7en... "what's in the booox?"

[@chimewolfe8283]

Number 8, Cauldron of rebirth, sounds a lot like the Black Cauldron. The Cauldron of Rebirth was probably what the Black Cauldron was based on.

[@timkramar9729]

Made me think of Ra's al Ghul. from DC.

[@Tsiri09]

Thank you

[@informationoverload2487]

Freya is actually Shield Maiden of Asgard and goddess of female strength, child birth, marriage, and magic. The Valkyrie were nine handmaidens who would ferry the dead to one of several halls of Valhalla based on the deeds of the dead being ferried. The number 9 plays major importance in Icelandic mythology

[@Orenotter]

25- got it. 24- need it. 23- need it. 22- got it. 21- got it. 20- got it. 19- got it. It's the symbol of my comics group. 18- got it. 17- got it. 16- need it. 15- got 'em. 14- got it. 13- need it. 12- need it. 11- got it. 10- need it. 9- Got it. 8- got it. 7- got it. 6- need it. 5- got it. 4- need it. 3- got 'em. Well... something similar. 2- Got a piece of it. 1- Got several, actually. Use 'em for parties. On Solomon's seal- Solomon may well be the most mythologized person in the bible, even more than Samson and Jesus put together. But he was indeed a real king, and a truly amazing one. He was the Steven Hawking of his day, only smarter, and he made Israel so wealthy that money was as common as rock. No doubt he did have a seal. It just didn't have all those magical properties. So I'd have to class that one as real, but heavily mythologized.

[@danoelmucho2503]

Wtf are you on about?

[@paulrogers1714]

dano elmucho Pmsl! I've just got a vision of you Dano sat in a armchair with the biggest question mark sticking out the top of your head! Aw you made me laugh out loud there bro...like you've just reading and trying to understand just one thing that's coming out of thesei intellectual s mouths and trying to recognise just one word that might ring a bell in your head without success whatsoever! Just one to jog your memory aw crap I'm crying! spent half an hour or more reading that with not a F*Cking clue what's just been wrote! Aw gotta bit piss leaking in me boxers. Made my day bro.

[@dwightcrichlow9274]

Could a list be done for the 25 most influential deities of all time ?

[@papabearauctions7683]

awesome channel...

[@richardcolbourne6151]

Im from south wales. We were taught the story of branwen in school. It's from the mabinogion which is a collection of traditional welsh tales. Worth a read. Top marks for effort with your pronunciation 👌

[@xxtriplex95]

cool stories bro

[@dawnhall8432]

I love Mike and list 25 ❤❤❤😊😊😊❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

[@timnewnham7943]

The origin of Excalibur is from The Mabinogion, (Mabinogi), a Welsh saga that is the closest you will get to Arthurian legends. In The Mabinogion, it is referred to as Caledfwlch and is a fiery sword wielded by Llwch Llenlleawg (who was a template for Lancelot in later French romances). Caledfwlch was Anglicised into Caliburn, which later became Excalibur. The sword in the stone was entirely different. The stone floated on a river, and is a whole different story...

[@KendyJ929]

Hey hey hey! Consistently conciliating curiosity 💋 p.s. Love you Mike

[@nasoskal746]

What's in the canister?? -Smoke

[@notoffensivenpc8400]

lol

[@darkmagician2904]

Excalibur!" "Excalibur!" "From the United Kingdom!" "I'm looking for him!" "I'm going to California!" "Excalibur!" "Excalibur!"

[@damutae612]

Adam Larson I kind of... don't get it?

[@stischer47]

What people don't realize is that Hope was included in the jar of all the evils...thus was considered an evil, to hope when there is no hope and no hope of hope.

[@andrewmarcus91]

Miss these

[@StevenChisham]

What has always perplexed me a why hope is listed as an evil in the jar?

[@codekillerz5392]

5:44 Thoth is pronounced, "TH-O-TH."

[@dakzougan4046]

CodeKillerz no, it’s pronounced like toth

[@hugehappygrin]

Honestly, since ancient Egyptian hasn't been spoken in 5,000 years, we don't know how it was pronounced. Also ancient Egyptian contains no v-o-w-e-l-s. Written THTH, without a vowel can be pronounced any way you want and you'd, probably, still be wrong. You cannot take a modern Egyptian's word for it, no matter how learned they claim to be, because modern Egyptians are not Egyptians, they're Persians.

[@alexg3348]

Nope.. it's pronounced... they were all on drugs and believed stupid sh*t... so who really cares...

[@alexg3348]

NO, no it's pronounced... booty!

[@OldManMontgomery]

For what it's worth, I understand it is pronounced 'Tot' as the 'th' is just 't' in ancient Semitic languages. But I don't think it is all that serious.

[@fullthrottleracing7291]

keep up the great work love this channel!

[@TeraByteify]

Harry Potter is a myth now? Dafuq?

[@thepistolguy859]

Kevin Gallagher if Harry Potter is mythology then so is marvel comic books LoL

[@paulrogers1714]

@Kevin That was just a vicious rumour that he is a myth now........he isth and alwayths will be a Mythster to me

[@FacelessJanus]

NO. However many items and creatures come from mythology. Flamel for example was a well-known French alchemist (who at least played a nice trick, which make many people believe the philosophers stone, is real [Not giving that away, do some research and you know what I mean.]) and Cappa for example is a Japanese water spirit. So though HP is completely fiction, many an element comes from either real people or mythology.

[@CosmicBackgroundRadiation01]

Chills when you included Harry Potter in this list and called it mythology! Good chills! Makes me feel like I lived through a time of, well, mythology!

[@Rezkeshdadesh]

This sounds like a list of D&D artifacts.

[@NotA-Lizard]

Rezzy because D&D took inspiration from LOTR and world folklore.

[@WildStar2002]

Whatever did Jason want with Golden Fleas?

[@Stargazer_Ley]

Within the story of Harry Potter the Deathly Hallows are a myth which is acceptable upon this list; however, there are many other objects that could have been on this list....Props for having Norse objects.

[@18632ewa8]

and even though I am trolling your list I do enjoy it

[@pattycake5643]

I want magic fruit and a party. but then again just yelling "ONE BROWNIE LEFT WHO WANTS IT?" you get the same results

[@informationoverload2487]

Mjolnir is not like in the Marvel films. It's not enchanted to be wielded only by those who are worthy. It's real powers include smashing mountains, summoning lightning when struck on an anvil, and never being thrown so far as to where Thor couldn't retrieve it. It was made with a flaw due to Loki trying to sabotage the dwarves from completing the challenge.

[@someonesomewhere9115]

The only Excalibur I’ve ever heard of is a lubricant you rub on your forearm to make it easier to clean a horse’s sheath, but I guess it makes sense that its name is a reference to pulling something out of something else.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

Number 13: Oy. Bad day to be a member of _that_ crew. "Sign up! See the world... unless your captain goes nuts and your ship damns him, and thus, you, to spend the rest of eternity never making port."

[@chrismayer3919]

'Speak friend and enter' MEHLOTT (Elven word for friend)

[@FacelessJanus]

Be specific there are several elven languages.

[@kaseywilkinson397]

Is it just me or does Mike from list25 sound like Salem the cat from Sabrina the Teeneage Witch

[@list25]

Well that's a new one. ~Mike

[@kawaiiyet8514]

list25 mike has the voice of a super hot guy ;3

[@brunsta234]

Kasey Wilkinson it's just you idiot

[@brunsta234]

Kasey Wilkinson you have shitty voice recognition ..

[@kaseywilkinson397]

dwd ded so does your mum 😀

[@michaelbowie3269]

Strange TV Spouses, Roomates , Neighbors and what? 1. My Living Doll / Small Wonder 2. Mister Ed 3. Bewitched 4. I Dream Of Jennie/ Just My Luck 5. My Mother The Car 6. The Munsters 7. My Favorite Martian /Mork & Mindy/ 8. The Ghost and Mrs Muir 9. Being Human 10. Second Chance (Fox Show) 11. Jennifer Slept here and etc.

[@petem613]

Don't worry about not speaking welsh! No one does, we just make it up to piss of the English.

[@robbiereynolds3938]

@Zaiden Gordon yeah you’re right. No one gives a shit.

[@deliriousmysterium8137]

23 is definitely Dragon Ball !!

[@Schlabberwuff]

seems like in know how to spend my time this summer ;)

[@1973Washu]

7 league boots would cause unacceptable levels of strain on the groin of the wearer because their feet would be 49 miles apart/

[@BibleTeacher4U]

Holy Grail anyone??? You either ignored this on purpose or you just weren't thinking. It's one of the most legendary mythological objects in western culture

[@leathing5406]

In North mythologi lightning does not come from mjolnir, but from the hoofs of the goats pulling his chariot, thunder is the sound made by the wheels.

[@abdul2009]

That is not the true Baba Yaga. The true Baba Yaga has been known to only need a pencil

[@Orenotter]

For those complaining about mixing fiction and mythology, they're the same thing. There is no official cut-off point at which one becomes the other. Classical mythology is just really old fiction.

[@poeterritory]

No, not really. Mythology has its basis in truth. Fiction is a made up reality. It *may* be based on true things, but is not intended to be true. Your argument is that anything based on fiction can be considered a myth. That is clearly not the case.

[@nightskycandles1]

mythology was believed to be true. a previous religion is very different than a made up falsehood for kids

[@cherylcampbell9369]

Interesting!

[@informationoverload2487]

Pandora was gifted the box by Zeus. He instructed her never to open it knowing this would guarantee she would. Nothing creates temptation like mystery

[@crispico4727]

How come none of the mythical objects lists mention Sampo, the magical mill that ground infinite amounts of salt, flour and gold?

[@Rameel]

Howls Moving Castle like if you watched

[@cassandrakarpinski9416]

kingmirza watched and read (yes it is a novel and the book came first. also the book is part of a trilogy but the second part was hard for me to get into to read all of them)

[@caitlyncrull953]

Cassandra Karpinski I loved the first book! And I agree that the second one is hard to get into

[@aleshapannier6697]

Lmfao he can pronounce dwarvish and elvish names but can't read welsh. This is the world we live in XD

[@kota86]

Dwarven and Elvish are easy to pronounce and fairly phonetic. On the other hand I know *Welsh* people that can't pronounce Welsh.

[@paulrogers1714]

Hi everyone . Im Paul from Arsenal in London and even our prime minister can't even speak all that good being a cockney, but I'll give her.some credit .....She is fluent in speaking Arse.

[@Megratron86]

To have this make sense you gotta trip on acid then drink 80 beers....

[@DyslexicGamer]

I don't mean to be that guy but 2 of these were from books and one was a boat which is technically an object but it's usually classified as a vehicle

[@The_Other_Ghost]

Moses' staff, turns into a snake.

[@darksskull]

Thought the thumbnail was going to be the monkeys paw :(

[@channingdeadnight]

Another reason Constantine is awesome. And I never thought I would say this but "I'd drink that spit".

[@soraneyorumi2017]

I didn't just hear someone suggest that Excaliber (Soul Eater) is a good character?

[@arizwebfoot]

I just had to play it a couple times to make sure I wasn't hearing things. Solomon's ring didn't exercise demons (that's what Gold's Gym is for), but excise demons.

[@txgleek]

It can also exOrcise demons

[@vz17]

Last time someone opened Pandora's Box a wall divided Japan into three parts.

[@Shorty_D1606]

I thought it was when Rosie O'Donnell was conceived

[@kjolexa5965]

Seen so many of these myth object lists... why never the Sampo? The Finnish anything-stone? Or was this list revisited?

[@brianartillery]

14 - Excalibur (or Caliburn, as it is sometimes known), is a totally different weapon than The Sword In The Stone. When Arthur was still young, he was involved in a fight with a belligerent knight. Arthur's sword broke, and the other knight would have killed him, but Merlin appeared, and subdued the knight with magic. After Arthur's wounds had been dressed, Merlin led Arthur to a lake, and told Arthur to get into a small boat there, and row into the centre of the lake, and there await a great wonder. This Arthur did, and a female arm emerged from the water holding a sheathed sword, which Arthur took. The arm disappeared beneath the waters, and Arthur went back to Merlin on the shore. Merlin took the sword, and unsheathed it, telling Arthur that this was Excalibur, and a gift from the Lady Of The Lake, and that it was the best sword ever made. Before Merlin gave Arthur the sword, though, he asked him which he liked better: the sword or the scabbard. Arthur replied "The Sword". Merlin then told him that he was wrong, for the scabbard was enchanted, and whilst Arthur wore it, he would lose no blood from wounds in battle. I'm from the UK, and the stories of Arthur and Merlin, and Robin Hood are in our blood. I was told these stories when I was very young. And why did you include Harry Potter? They're not myths, but childrens' stories that have 'borrowed' most of their best ideas from dozens of far older, and better stories.

[@nosuchthing8]

Necronomicron

[@Carlg26]

I have a toilet seat that sings ... the American Anthem and the Canadian Anthem... but I had to through it out . (think about it).. now that is a Extraordinary Mythological Object! LoL

[@jakeg3126]

L Gorman Did you have a singing bass in the bathroom too?

[@adsepulcrum3392]

Whenever I hear the name Eris, I think of Eris Morn and her bleeding eyes and cryptic phrases.

[@RexiousX]

Erm - Harry Potter as Mythology? Might as well add the Tolkien saga (Silmarillion, Hobbit, Lord of the Rings). Both tales are great, but LOTR has a much, much, much, much deeper & longer history. For this list, it would include the Silmarils & the One Ring. Both much more legendary and dire than anything in Harry Potter

[@earndoggy]

"Kala Danda" actually translates to "black staff". "Staff of Death" isn't technicallly right, although I'm sure it denotes death.

[@JackThePerfectlySane]

Great work. Thank you. But maybe next time WRITE THE WORDS on the screen so we know how to spell them. Thanks.

[@HajoBenzin1]

no ark of the covenant or holy grail? wtf

[@johngonzales1223]

HajoBenzin1 that's fiction this is real duh

[@CarlosArturoVelarde]

This is a list of mythological things, in other words, they never existed. The Ark and the Grail do exist.

[@johngonzales1223]

Carlos Arturo Velarde I need physical proof Ill believe when I see thill then it fall under mythological for me

[@CarlosArturoVelarde]

To someone with faith no proof is necessary, to one without faith no proof is enough.

[@Jillworrell22]

fucked up because these ppl in these religons believe the may exisit...a chirstian relic should have been placed on here...bias adding harry potter lol we know this is just a book written ..should have just stuck to items passed down through centries and eras we havent witnessed...

[@mybraineatseverything7404]

You should have included the Fairy Flag of Dunvegan.

[@philheaton1619]

How about the holy grail? It is way more mythological than several other things on this list, more powerful too.

[@iamnoone348]

I was here before 1000 views...I feel so accomplished.