Every Mythical Inaccuracy in Thor: The Dark World & Age of Ultron

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[@TheMythologyGuy1]

What should the next Every Inaccuracy video be?

[@teddystoysandgames5403]

Moon knight

[@tfordham13]

Maybe Scooby-Doo ? They have many villain's that are myth based

[@noahhollers6607]

Class of the titans (2005)

[@nathanial8587]

I'd kill for an coverage of Jason and the Argonauts (both the 1963 movie and the 2000 miniseries) and the Visceral Game's Dante's Inferno + the animated movie also when you cover Infinity War as an addition to covering Thor Ragnarok, are you gonna count inaccuracies to Thantos? because incase you don't know, Stan Lee did based Thanos off of Thanatos alot, sure it'd be a little strange since those two are still different characters but I think it could work (such as Thanos holding stuff that Thanatos does not, or Thanos in universe being called an Titan even though Thanatos is not)

[@eraser2592]

Gods of Egypt

[@etazeta674]

My MCU Headcannon is during norse times, some Asgardian got drunk off his ass on earth and tried (highly inaccurately, due to a mix of not knowing all of Asgardian history and trying to make the story impressive) to tell stories of his people in ways the locals would understand, which is something I would kill to see

[@OptimusPhillip]

That's not too far off from MCU canon. The movies are pretty explicit about their use of the ancient astronaut hypothesis to explain the existence of the Aesir in what was at the time an otherwise sci-fi setting.

[@antona.8659]

Your MCU headcanon is stupid, because there is no in-universe explanation for whether the myths that supposedly exist in the MCU are like the same ones we have here.

[@LightMoon7890]

​@@antona.8659 that's almost like it's the point of the video. Also don't say a head cannon is stupid it's called a HEAD cannon not cannon

[@neptuneplaneptune3367]

Makes the most sense too me...heck I would belive it if it was simply Loki messing with the humans because he was bored one afternoon and fore a few years this became his favrite pasttime, go down to Midgard, sit in a bar with a good drink and just tell ludicrous made up storys that the gullable humans belived

[@etazeta674]

@@LightMoon7890 ah, it's fine. Poor bastard probably can't voice his opinions in real life like he can here, let him have it

[@enderethan144]

I always felt sorry for Loki (Norse accurate Loki) because he’s the god of mischief and all those things he did was just him doing his job but if you think him killing Baldur was not part of the job then that’s fine by me, I don’t think it was part of the job at all.

[@SebasTian58323]

Killing the immortal god is definitely what I call mischief lol

[@sceetherthenadder]

But he had a Prophecy to fulfill. So it was out of his hands

[@NeroCM]

He's not the god of mischief at all. We don't actually know what he was god of, due to mistranslations done on purpose by roman and later catholic explorers who were very intent of depicting Loki as the devil (the Romans having the habit of assuming all foreign gods were just their own gods that other people got wrong). One theory proposed by OverlySarcasticProductions I really like was that Loki was the Protector of Hearth and Family, and a guardian of children.

[@sorasong9708]

One option Odin never explored to try to prevent Ragnarok is by having the dwarves construct the Infinity Gauntlet so we can Thanos snap Loki to dust, the MCU could be the key to preventing the end of the world and I'm sure Heimdall actually knows about Marvel.

[@NeroCM]

@@sorasong9708um... Ragnarok happened before current history according to Norse myth. Before the age of man, there was the age of the gods, ended by Ragnarok. So it has already passed. If we assume Ragnarok was actually Norse Myth and not some overzealous Christian monk detailing a myth that didn't exist in which all Norse gods die except Baldur who is ressurected after Ragnarok to be Jesus.

[@elicortez446]

18:23: fun fact, a deleted scene of age of Ultron actually has Thor and Selvig saying these water spirits are indeed the Norns. Thor is even possessed by them as a way to tell Ultron’s endgame to Selvig. It was probably cut to simplify the narrative, Thor’s dream side quest was already kind’ve out of nowhere.

[@antona.8659]

Fun fact: nobody cares. The MCU should delete itself from existence.

[@bonbun-ot5lj]

@@antona.8659 I care

[@ImNotGoodAtAnimation]

​@@antona.8659fun fact: i find it quite neat

[@slykilla1593]

​@@antona.8659 why?

[@antona.8659]

@@ImNotGoodAtAnimation no, it isn't.

[@Matt_Underwood]

12:14 Mimir: "Brother, have I ever told you about the time that I promised Odin unparallelled wisdom and knowledge in trade for his eye? Well, he didn't like it very much that I joked around and he actually pulled his eye out and gave it to me. Odin's rage knew no bounds and decided to trap me inside a tree on the highest mountain in Midgard with my other Bifrost eye missing,"

[@cabsmih7897]

The funny thing is that that’s basically what happened according to Mimir. There’s a boat convo where Mimir explains that he simply laced the water of his well with “enough magic mushrooms to make even a god see visions.” “Not sure what possessed him to pluck out his own eye though.” 😂

[@Matt_Underwood]

@@cabsmih7897 Yeah I remembered that, that's why it was so funny to me when the Mythology guy said that Mimir ripped Odin off😂 God I love God of War😂

[@_The_Mad_Scientist_]

The mythology guy is teaching me so much. He has taught me that there where no elevators in Ancient Greece, Thor did not join a team of super heroes in Norse mythology, there are no implosion grenades,and he taught me that the ancient Norse myths did not have performance enhancing drugs, I mean curses, I mean… no, drugs.

[@BlueDog241]

7:05 Actually that stone giant is from the same race of aliens as Korg. In the Planet hulk comics when Korg meets Hulk he tells him about how he and his brother fought Thor once before but were beaten. If they're following the comics, that would mean Thor just killed Korgs big brother. No one tell Korg.

[@nospamgaming6682]

this is everything innacurate. not connect the dots marvel edition

[@ShockwaveFPSStudios]

Also, Korg’s race the Kronans were the first set of enemies Thor fought in the comics.

[@autocorrectisdone]

The Aesir restoring order in Vanaheim is especially funny considering they literally WENT TO WAR, which not only ended on rather bitter terms from what my research has shown, but also implies they have similar power levels and are able to go head-to-head

[@justabrokezombie6252]

6:09 ok, this is just my own little hypothesis... Frigg was called "Frigga" here might be the movie writers trying to fuse Frigg with Freya, due to the fact that there are very plausible theories that suggested Frigg and Freya to be the same goddess in Norse Mythology.

[@OptimusPhillip]

Fun fact: Frigga being Thor's mother is not accurate to the comics either (assuming Thor is, in fact, describing her as his birth mother). In the comics, Thor's mother is, actually, the Earth goddess... Gaia. You were so close, Stan.

[@glitchstorm2057]

Thor's mother in norse mythology was a giantess named Jord ( pronounced yord) and Gaia is part of greek mythology where does it say the Gaia was part of norse mythology?

[@glitchstorm2057]

So the comics are also inaccurate.

[@OptimusPhillip]

@@glitchstorm2057 Yes, the comics remembered Thor's mom was supposed to be the Earth goddess, but they used the name of wrong the Earth goddess.

[@brandonlyon730]

Doesn’t that technically make him a Uncle to all the first 6 Olympian’s?

[@antona.8659]

It's not a fun fact to mention how superior the comics are to these movies, pal. Frigga was never said to be Thor's mother in the early comics. She was merely the wife of Odin. In the 70s we learnt that JORD (one of that deity's many names) spent the night with Odin and birthed him a son, whom Odin then brought to Asgard and had Friga raise him as her own. And Stan Lee had nothing to do with it. He created those characters, but their backstories were elaborated on by other writers.

[@user-ec1ux9rs9x]

I am pretty sure that the rock giant that was reduced to a pile of rubble was originally supposed to be Korg, but since they never said so outright they went ahead and used a different version of Korg in the next movie.

[@antona.8659]

Damn, so we could've been spared of Taika Waitit's godawful self-insersion? Well... He'd probably find another character to insert himself in and make everything insufferable, so it's a no-win situation.

[@jeffreygao3956]

Well I liked Ragnarök but am not willing to see Love and Thunder.

[@SebasTian58323]

Ria is one of the worlds in the MCU that isn't one of the move realms, just a world Asgard helped and protected

[@dimawithhismeatgrinder]

just wanna say thank you so much for adding subtitles, both for your commentary and the movie itself. i have auditory processing disorder and frequently have huge trouble understanding what people are saying. i really think more youtubers should add subtitles to their videos

[@zanderharvey357]

You do know that KZbin has a built-in caption feature, right? Oh, wait...

[@RobinParravel]

It makes it SO much easier to understand what's being said, it's really great

[@godzillakingofthemonsters54]

The coat hanger held up Mjölnir, does that mean it's worthy (in the context of the MCU)?

[@grammeland1]

That is not how the worthyness works in MCU, If that was the case it would sink to the Center of the planet

[@TheMythologyGuy1]

The unsung hero of the MCU

[@godzillakingofthemonsters54]

@@TheMythologyGuy1 technically, none of the MCU heros are sung because none of their songs have lyrics, except for Spider-Man's, though the MCU version didn't have them for some reason. But yes.

[@user-ec1ux9rs9x]

It just means that it's not nearly as heavy as most people seem to think.

[@edmardisla8492]

@@godzillakingofthemonsters54 Iron Man...

[@mdsystems4463]

"Wherever you go there's war, ruin and death" Said the literal Norse God of War and Death

[@antona.8659]

They're not gods. They're aliens, mate.

[@pacmonster066]

Odin was none of those things. So, incorrect use of "literal". He did do a fair amount of warring and destruction (most Norse gods did, they liked battle), but he wasn't a god of those things.

[@mdsystems4463]

@@pacmonster066 it's in the first paragraph of his wikipedia article. He's not the only one with those titles tho, Thor and (mainly) Tyr are also Gods of War

[@pacmonster066]

@@mdsystems4463 If you're referring to this sentence from the Wikipedia article, "associates him with wisdom, healing, death, royalty, the gallows, knowledge, war, battle, victory, sorcery, poetry, frenzy, and the runic alphabet, and depicts him as the husband of the goddess Frigg" Then first off, it says, " *associates* him with", not "is the god of". Odin does a lot of stuff in Norse mythology. Secondly, Wikipedia is not the place to go to for this kind of thing. That first paragraph is just a loose summary of things Odin is known for, not a specific description of his godly authority. Norse gods in general didn't really work the same way as Greek or Roman gods which represented very specific things in nature.

[@mdsystems4463]

@@pacmonster066 so you're gonna pull the "Umm, actually, wikipedia is not a faithful source ☝️🤓" card on me. Tbh, I don't remember why he was a God of War specifically but he was definitely a God of Death, half of the people that died fighting (the ones that died protecting their homelands) would be taken by Freyja to Sessrúmnir while the other half (the ones that died attacking other lands) would be taken by Odin to Valhalla. It's one of the reasons why his signature animals are ravens, carrion birds also associated with Death

[@blackkat6704]

10:10 Odin is so shocked after finding out that if he stops eating the apples, he can become mortal and regained sight in his right eye 😂

[@tristankeffer4400]

Dude you are so close to 1 mil and still you're underrated. Ive been a fan for a while and can't describe how much i love greek mythology.

[@jeffreygao3956]

Now exceeding a million!

[@tristankeffer4400]

@@jeffreygao3956 we did it

[@namecomingsoon9517]

Having Hymdal have 9 mothers seems like something Love and Thunder would have as a plot point where his son would maybe be constantly pestered by his 9 grandmas as a comedic side story among the already comedic plot

[@antona.1327]

For that to happen, Taika Waititi would have to pick up a comic-book. Which, as we know, he won't do cuz that's too much research for him.

[@LV-nb9cs]

Actually Thor leaving his weapon at the door is very much accurate. Maybe not to the myths, but to real world customs. You do not bring weapons with you when you're visiting the ruler of the place. It's disrespectful and yould cause a lot of trouble.

[@bartoszdulas1703]

The stone giant is a reference to Thor's debut comic book Journey into Mystery where Thor fought with "Stone Men from Saturn" years later retconned in Marvel Comics to be an alien race called Kronan.

[@ainikih9532]

The version I grew up with said that Loki was tied to a tree, and the snake's fangs dripped venom into his eyes (non-specific, no mention of it being corrosive). His wife Sigyn held a bowl above his head to prevent the venom from reaching his eyes. Whenever the bowl filled and she moved to empty it, Sigyn would spill a few drops into Loki's eyes, causing him immense pain, and he would writhe with such force that he caused earthquakes (which certainly fits better with him being tied to rock like you mentioned in the video). I bet quite a few versions of this story exists. ...as often tends to be the case :)

[@lorewalkermaohao4602]

"Dark Elves are supposed to be blacker than ink" Oh boy, I wonder if he knows about Heimdallr...

[@nathanial8587]

lmao

[@SCP_Wandsman13_13]

He said it in the first movie.

[@joemcwhorter4770]

So happy to tune in for a new mythology guy video! Huge fan man. A poor one,but a huge one! Soon as I'm back on track I can't wait to support through patreon,I'll be thinking of a suggestion while watching. Wish you well man

[@CrazyGamingYT56]

Love your content keep up the great work

[@Reaper0123]

Was amazed that during the ”wall of asgard”-scene, you did not mention giants work horse, AKA father of Sleipnir, helping by bringing the rocks.

[@barbicud]

In case I miss it congrats on 1 million subs! It's been a blast seeing your channel grow over the years.

[@loneronin6813]

Also, I would like to add that goats would be perfectly acceptable at a banquet table. Thor ate his goats all the time! XD

[@jeffreygao3956]

Just made them resciciutate and regrow the flesh!

[@darksamuri3968]

Been waiting for this! Also congrats on 1 million!!! 🎉🎉

[@nikhilbalvir7977]

man i love your content , i always eagerly wait for your videos.

[@IRS-op2tc]

Yessssssssss! Upload and you are close to a million.

[@Nextlevelofdumb]

I’ve been waiting for this for so long

[@nathanieldiaz5254]

Yes! I'm so glad you continued with the MCU Thor films

[@pizzastolfo856]

I'm really happy because you aka one of my favorite KZbinrs uploaded my favorite of your series on my birthday!

[@TheMythologyGuy1]

Happy birthday!

[@pizzastolfo856]

@@TheMythologyGuy1 Oh my God thank you it's an honor to even be acknowledged!!

[@xyreniaofcthrayn1195]

Aether does exist in Norse mythology though it's implied to be the surrounding nothingness around yggdrasil and sometimes the venom of the one serpent dripping as a punishment on that one guy after Ragnarok. I assume the I'm the better pilot is a reference to the fact a Norseman had to sit out during nautical warfare to manually pilot the vessel unless every other crewman died referred to as pilot

[@jeffreygao3956]

Now this is worth waiting for! PS Aha! I knew it! Trolls in Hilda are totally Dark Elves in Norse mythology! PPS Odin might have his all seeing eye and just deliberately ignore it. He’s wise yes, but also selfish and hypocritical. It sure didn’t prevent him from becoming wolf chow at Ragnarök.

[@icer2661]

so close to 1 million. keep it up mythology guy

[@JohnSkao]

Ive been looking forward to this

[@timothyfrasier8218]

This was another great video with Thor I can't wait for the next one with Thor.

[@Doctor_YouTube_]

Congrats on 1 Million Subscribers 🎉🎉🎉

[@sorasong9708]

Mythological Odin has been trying numerous different options to prevent Ragnarok throughout each new time cycke, but one he never even thought to explore is having the dwarves create the Infinity Gauntlet from Marvel and we could use it to Thanos snap mythological Loki out of existence. Mythological Heimdall watches over Earth from the Bifrost, he has to have learned about Marvel and could teach Odin about it.

[@JustACactus616]

I get that this movie isn’t as good as most other movies, but I’m glad someone’s taking it seriously

[@John_Zatanna]

yayyyy, and congrats on almost 1M subs!!!!!!!!

[@Excanda]

Considering that the Aether is actually just the reality infinity stone it's logical it does not exist in the myths as it's a Marvel creation. There is no conformation or myth that 7 corner stones of the universe exist.

[@IronDragon-2143]

I'm really looking forward to your next takes on the Mythological Accuracies and Inaccuracies in God of War and God of War Ragnarok.

[@user-ky8lh8ru4d]

I love this video man

[@simonrief1013]

Scriptwriter: "And all the 9... or eleven realms how ever you like it, fall into another and you see all inhabitants in a chaotic-" Producer: "Lower budget." "Two realms fall into another and..."

[@codered_dev]

Congrats on 1million subs

[@blackstar279]

Awesome video bro I love your video and the jokes you put explaining the wrongs

[@ImWhyMortalsCry]

1000 subs! Come on give this man the million!❤

[@user-xl1du3gp6q]

Oh boy! I am so excited for the Inaccuracies of God of War 4, Ragnarok and Valhalla! By far, Valhalla is the best part of God of War Ragnarok and i really love the ending P.S: i wonr spoiler the ending. But, i have one thing to say about the ending: it is very heart warming to see him smiling again🥺

[@xChaosFlower]

He smiles?! I need to finish Valhalla now

[@user-xl1du3gp6q]

@@xChaosFlower Yup. He smiles, again. Once you see the ending, your heart is gonna be so soft like a marshmellow that you want to see the ending scene over and over and over again. Santa Monica Studios made a masterpiece of a DLC for every GOW fan☺

[@timgorg1919]

Great channel idea. I subscribe.

[@Maxsfable]

4:05 it's really interesting you said that. I love the obscurity in the actual mythology concerning elves and dwarves. Very old sources even say that these talented builder elves WERE the Dwarves, and retellings after that time eventually either gave up on the Dark Elf narrative or made them entirely separate creatures from the Dwarves.

[@Fruitbattel]

This is a amazing video

[@neptuneplaneptune3367]

I think the way the MCU treats it is that asgardians refer to diffrent planets as Realms and the Nine Realms are simply the 9 planets Asgard is closest to that are part of Ygdrasil, wich here probably means that there like a constallation ore thers some magical connection to those 9 planets. So whenever a diffrent realm that isnt part of the 9 is mentiond they basicley just mean other planets.

[@kimberlylatrice1981]

I smiled SSSOOO wide when this came up in my notifications!! Merry Christmas to me!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@Persona3Yukari]

Nice one 👍👍 I laughed when I watched it

[@171QA]

Great video.

[@Bear-fz5nz]

Awesome video as always. maybe one day you can do the game Hades

[@E9ONATE]

I love how every time the mythology guy speaks I laugh because of how true it is or how he is just very funny

[@kyuugoki]

Are you sure they're not just mispronouncing "eitr" and not saying "aether"? Eitr was the primordial liquid that formed Ymir, also crazy god-killing venom, which happened to also be used by the world serpent. It fits. Better, anyway.

[@vullord666]

That seems the most plausible. Imagine being Disney and making a movie about Norse gods only to mess up and mispronounce Norse words so bad people think you're talking about Greek mythology. It's the Hercules movie on steroids (calling Heracles by his roman name in a Greek based retelling of the myth).

[@Ikazuchi.Fumetsu]

No, I'm sure they're not.

[@marv51]

Almost at 1M big W’s. This video about to be peak too

[@aseraphim9813]

This channel is my go-to to learn mythology.

[@PetarSon]

I love these videos.

[@pogofgreed3707]

You’re so close to 1M!

[@tplayz7942]

Oh yeah

[@theMyouknow]

I think Odin knows that Loki is taking his place and know all his plans, he can also see his death and rebirth in the future and perhaps their brothers reunion that makes Asgard stronger then ever, he even told Thor "Home is where you make it" he knew Asgard would be blown up together with Hella. But Yeah some things dont make sense like the Svartalverna och jättarna (Jotun)

[@jojogacha974]

Cant wait for him to get to love and thunder and hear how love and thunder got zeus mythically correct. Like seriously love and thunder Zeus is right out of the pages of Greek mythology.

[@nathanial8587]

meh, kinda (from my knowledge)

[@antona.8659]

If you thought Dumb and Thunder got anything accurate, you should not talk about any subject that's more complex than the back of a milkpack.

[@jojogacha974]

@@antona.8659 trust me. Zeus is indeed a fuckboy. Man will fuck anything with a hole.

[@jojogacha974]

@@antona.8659 dude. you clearly don’t know how horny zeus can be.

[@yeeessimusprime3422]

Not only did this movie get a lot of inaccurate parts of the mythology (not surprised as the comics aren’t either.) but it was super inaccurate to the comics as well, where’s the half blue half black Malekith. He’s in my opinion a very fun villain and I personally like his design.

[@stopanimatecreep3400]

Video Request: “Every Mythical Inaccuracy in Thor: Ragnarok & Infinity War”

[@senittoaoflightning4404]

6:16 Frigga is actually one of her names in German, supposedly taken from her south-germanic name.

[@cindyhoward3347]

Hey mythology guy big fan of the channel but I have noticed some inaccurate information regarding norse mythology 1.beings like frost,fire,earth, mountain and stone giants don't actually exist in norse mythology instead there's just called jotnar and are just regular sized people most of them are anyways however terms like frost giant is used but it refers to the environment they live in 2. Thor does not need his belt to lift his hammer that is a common misconception and I know this because in the prose edda it mentions that when Thor attacked skymir he picked up the hammer then buckles on the belt 3. Dark elves and dwarves are the same beings 4. The 9 realms are way more complicated and there is no list of them in norse sources there is a good video about the subject by a KZbinr called overly sarcastic productions 5. In your god of war 3 video you said loki has fire hair but thats not true 6. In your video about the first Thor moive you talked about friggs alleys on how there with her at all times but thats only the case for fulla Other than that your videos are very good and I enjoy them keep it up

[@hatguy2254]

Ria your videos so good

[@OmnicidalClown1992]

Can't wait for the Thor Ragnarok video and the Avengers Infinity War/Endgame videos when they get released.

[@alexgiles9031]

999k One Thousand More. It can be done. You've got this.

[@lyger8742]

Man looking back at this movie makes me appreciate God of War Ragnarok so much more

[@Geraldo_Rivian]

So a movie based on a comic book series based on an ancient mythology, we hardly have any written stories about, is bad to you. But a OC character as a Greek god, somehow ends up in the Norse mythology, that you find good

[@lyger8742]

@@Geraldo_Rivian I'm talking about in terms of accuracy. But, Thor 2 was not a great movie in my opinion, whole GoW Ragnarok had a fantastic story

[@nolanhewitt2563]

SO CLOSE TO A MILLION SUBS

[@saranswayampakula-fn8qf]

6:13 Hi Mythology Guy! Big fan here! I just wanna point out a conception people have that I have heard about, including Jake Doubleyoo, whom I am also a big fan of, and that is the fact that frigg and freya appear to be same goddess due to a lot of similarities between them. I’m not gonna get into the nitty gritty of it all, so I recommend seeing Jake dubleyoos video on the topic, but perhaps that’s why friggs name is frigga in the MCU. Marvel could’ve combined the two figures together into one figure, and made a name combining their names such as frigga. God of war did this too. This could also be the reason why freya isn’t in the Mcu because she’s really frigga! Boom big reveal theory or whatever! Please reply back if you have anything else to say on the topic. Besides that, have a great day and keep up the great work!

[@ponpaerostar]

Saying it in advance, Congratulations for reaching 1Million subscribers.

[@John93965]

Can't wait for an inaccuracy video on Thor: Ragnarok.

[@derkaiser420]

I never get why Hollywood doesn't make movies about real mythology. They could make a really cool movie just based off Norse Mythology. Who wouldn't want to watch Thor and Loki dress up as women to get Mjolnir back?

[@GylleneGott]

It wouldn't totally be out of the picture for Norse and Asian people to meet seeing as the Varangian Guard (Byzantine Emperor's royal guard) was mostly Vikingrs and Saxons. And Constantinople was located where Istanbul is today. For all we know a Vikingr could have taught a Samurai about the Norse Gods and he converted faiths 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@TheMythologyGuy1]

That’s a good point

[@user-ec1ux9rs9x]

There was also some intermingling between the Vikings and Huns. Brunhilda is said to be the decent of Atilla.

[@jeffreygao3956]

@@user-ec1ux9rs9x Despite my hypothesis of Attila being Proto-Siberian, historical documents apparently describe him as “sallow skinned” so an East Asian look is probably the best fit.

[@AmaroRuiz08]

I really never thought about this, but this video has made me see that i never noticed they called the maguffin of the movie Aether insted of Eitr, You know, that thing that birthed Ymir and was the venom of Jormungandr, also i think thats why it's the reality stone and it destroys things, because if i remember it's mentioned in some of the norse myths that Eitr is really deadly and the reason why Thor dies in Ragnarök

[@MrStrongArmAlchemist]

This is a very good video 😀😀😀

[@evandacobbina362]

Who has the worse punishment in mythology, Norse gods or Greek gods??

[@henribrault3217]

At the beggining, when "the Cursed" crushes the litle stone I realizes the it is just an Ember from Dark Souls 3

[@amogus-fq5my]

You are so close to 1 mill!'

[@KarmasAB123]

I actually love the kazoo cover of the Avengers' theme :D

[@thomasleonardis711]

Isn’t Grunhilde a well known shield maiden in one of the Etas? Also the tidbit about Thor shrinking his hammer to be worn as a necklace makes sense as it explains the hammers worn as necklaces by Viking and other followers of Thor.

[@valora390.]

Love this video. Hopefully no copyright BS happens to this series now that you're tackling Marvel!

[@limesovalemons1483]

Just when I got out. HE PULLS ME RIGHT BACK IN

[@robertwalker7454]

I forgot that Thor can shrink his hammer.

[@the_weird_human_creature]

I know it’s gonna be really difficult to find any inaccuracies with this request but could you make a video on Hades? This is truly an amazing game and I’m curious if there even are any inaccuracies in it.

[@jonathankent849]

There is a bit actually, which are covored by using the old "the humans got the stories wrong" trick.

[@jonathankent849]

That being said, that game rules, and I would like a review too

[@diaborodevil3161]

Me wanting a mega asgards wrath inaccuracies has increased I know you’ll have stuff to say towards that especially about dark elves

[@Alex-ng6hc]

Aether is also the fifth element in medieval science. It's the material that fills the region of the universe beyond the terrestrial sphere and has been used in several theories to explain natural phenomena, such as the propagation of light and gravity. This still doesn't apply to norse mythology though, so the inaccuracy still holds water

[@abebutts4342]

itll be cool to see if he does these types of videos on the norse era of god of war gams

[@heinrichmanstahl8374]

What bothers me about the dark elves is that they have eyes. So there must have been some kind of light. Otherwise they wouldn't have developed eyes if there had only been darkness.

[@samurexatlas7373]

5:38 The question there in lies, 9 birthing or 9 raising mothers?

[@user-ec1ux9rs9x]

I have heard a story explaining this but I don't recall where from so it could just be a kind of fanfic thing, but anyway, here goes: Heimdall's grandfather had nine daughters. He left on some quest and came home to find that one of them had given birth to a son but none would admit who. Each claimed to be the mother so that none of them could be in trouble for having lost her virginity.

[@RazireKVD]

I actually know the reason it's Frigga instead of Frigg in this movie, and it's really, really simple! Modern historians simply like putting the -a suffix at the end of her name to feminize it. That's it. They just like giving her a more "female-sounding" name. At first I thought it might have been a Hel/Hella situation, where they call her Hella in the third Thor movie, where Hella is her Germanic name as opposed to Norse, but no. Just a bunch of dudes decided Frigg wasn't girlie enough and added the a to the end of it.

[@jeffreygao3956]

Which falls flat since there are obviously masculine names that end with ‘a’ like Mustafa and Attila.

[@QuixoticCowboy]

1:53 I can only imagine the outcry if the movie had made the dark elves accurate to that description

[@brandonlyon730]

I wonder if Games Workshop were truly ever influenced by the Marvel comics version of Malekith to make there own similar dark elf character with the same name.