How Heimdall Fathered the Social Classes ▶︎ Norse Mythology Sources

This is a reupload of the original release sometime in early 2017.
Thumbnail art link:
1. Heimdall art: www.artstation...
2. Background image: www.deviantart...

[@tevindaniels3742]

Hello. I’m glad your back but what happened to your upload schedule?

[@tevindaniels3742]

If I’m remembering from your previous stuff the next vid must be the one about Odin in American gods show

[@tevindaniels3742]

I’m curious to see the next art used in your video about Loki children

[@Sean12248]

Thank you for rereleasing these 😃

[@arcaneengine6216]

You welcome mate 😄 glad you appriciate it!

[@tevindaniels3742]

Arcane please don’t leave again. Do you have other socials besides KZbin? Like twitter or patron?

[@Le-Abdollen]

have you reuploaded all your Norse Mythology videos from 2017 again now? How come you deleted them ?

[@watch-Dominion-2018]

Hey AG, wonder if you'd care to give your thoughts on this?: "Mauler is pro-DEI, pro Sweet Baby Inc, and is anti-white racist. Go to the video "MauLer plays God of War Ragnarök - Part 3 - "I know you, god-killer... have you come for me now?"" and sort by new comments."

[@arcaneengine6216]

Okay, full disclosure first: I know nothing about the guy or his views and I haven't played any of the God of War games, and only know some basic stuff I've heard about them. My views on the "Angraboda issue" are such: 1) This is a video game series that mashes together superficial aspects of ancient myths and cultures, makes them their own and has fun with it. It is thus irrelevant in my mind what form they chose for mythical beings to have. They are *mythical beings* , they never had any canonical skin tone to begin with. There's no description of Angraboda that I know of from the sources. She's described as a giantess, that's it. This is just *one* iteration of her in *one* title of *one* video game franchise - this really is a non-issue to me. 2) When it comes to someone feeling that the skin tone change is jarring in contrast to the Norse setting - I see that as a matter of taste. Some people can get used to it, to others it breaks immersion. That is unavoidable risk of any art rendition. The other side of the coin is Kratos who is a literal albino ancient Greek turned divine - but everyone is used to him so they don't mind, as they shouldn't. When something sits with me the wrong way, I always try to identify if it is something crucial or superficial. More often than not it is just a gut-feeling of discomfort that dissolves upon closer interspection. Is Angraboda one of the main characters? - if yes, and she annoys me, I'll probably get used to her over the course of the game - if no, then I don't have to put up with her much and can enjoy the game regardless I haven't played the game, so I cannot tell for sure, but I'm pretty certain I would enjoy the game regardless on the look of one of its many characters.