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Norse Mythology: The Scary Children of Loki (Hell - Fenrir - Jormungandr)
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[@jinellepariskirosingh1866]

Ok Fenrir was not evil...lets not forget that he was feared all his life due to his size and he was betrayed by the Gods.

[@NealeDeadlyAlien]

Thank you! He wasn't evil but rather misunderstood, though I like your explanation better.

[@sparklingwater925]

Exactly!!

[@alexanderwheeler3943]

I literally want to write a book from Fenrir's point of view some day.

[@tmorri603]

I agree but then you do something to bring out the darkness in the soul. It will cause your own destruction. It shows that Asgard was their own worst enemy.

[@allisondempsey982]

Thank you, you beautiful person. I swear I felt a surge of anger with me when he said that Fenrir inherited Loki's trait of being evil. Both of them are not evil. Loki is the god of Mischief, he causes trouble because that's his job. My gods, half of the stories about him he has to clean up other gods this mess because the gods assumed he was the perpetrator. As for fenrir, he was taken away from his mother, separated from his siblings and forced to live in Asgard surrounded by people who are frightened of his tail (granted it was for good reasons but still). He only have one friend and that friend and up betraying him. I say he has more than enough good reason to be jaded to the asgardians after what happened.

[@keenanjohnson1296]

Loki got some weird kids.

[@csab8642]

Understatement of the comment section

[@secretname2670]

Well

[@yeenbaby2891]

well 4 was not and i mean by the other two other than Jörmungander and Fenris im talking about the 2 wolves first before Fenrir which the names were first spoken about and they hailed from loki's first wife who was a kind being

[@moshixxd7888]

I think its weird and at the same time its cool..theyre cool

[@94oddy]

@@moshixxd7888 Fenrir definitely cool

[@mamiyonnaise]

Loki's three children should have a movie in their point of view... I can just imagine Jormungandr's confusion when he was thrown out to sea, Fenrir's look of betrayal when he was imprisoned, and Hel's insecurities and helplessness when she was realm-arrested in Niflheim...

[@sharonefee1426]

Nathaniel Aquino You can always try make one. Or write a book about it

[@personaldove]

Right? Its not like they were born this way out of choice.

[@alphawolf8437]

Yes!

[@850pety]

The ritual?🤷‍♂️

[@KhanSaab-pi6sw]

Helheim, not Niflheim

[@neorenamon]

You left out the most interesting part of the myth: Loki is Sleipnir's *mother* not his father.

[@futileclips1012]

69 likes ahahahhaha

[@secretname2670]

Thats how popular youtubers works. No research , no point to hold, they describe just story they heard from someone who was told it from someone who listened to it in radio.

[@yeenbaby2891]

Sleipnir still to this day have no clue who his mom or dad is all he knows he just exist in a crazy world called asgard

[@sharonefee1426]

Ha? How can he be a mom? Isn't he male? Does Sleipnir grew inside his stomach?

[@secretname2670]

@@sharonefee1426 i think that ability to change his look must have at least side effect , like having male and female organs in body etc. Also this is mythology , not much sense to sense , like man , in greek mythology athena was born by headache (actually zeus ate her mother but didnt killed her child that she was pregnant with so it grew in zeus body to cause headache ) not much sense to look for

[@onoono8632]

I like how a lot of this pictures of loki are portrayed by Tom Hiddleston

[@Banana-yu7lc]

What if Tom Hiddleton was portrayed by these pictures?

[@burger9708]

*YOUR BLOWING MA MIND*

[@david91lvb]

Tom Hiddleston doesn't play Loki. Loki plays Tom Hiddleston

[@potetopotato7520]

Hecc yeh ma boi

[@makeupboss9812]

He probably portrays him best , that’s probably why.

[@madjukesmeg]

Fenrir: Grows big as a bull Asgard: Bruh no way Jormungandr: Grows as big as the entire realm of midgard Asgsard: This is fine

[@amortality999]

Fenrir actually grew much larger… Fenrir's jaws reached the heavens…

[@numerals8939]

@Braw Rasul fenrir was never really evil the video itself was wrong in this aspect. He was just chilling till the gods started killing him (literally)

[@lavishlyvice]

Fenrir was much larger than a bull.

[@MOJAHED-XAN]

@Braw Rasul But fenrir isnt evil he just hate the gods because they treatet him very bad

[@errahd4129]

Braw Rasul correct and during ragnarok fenrir kills odin

[@ichisukeryu119]

Its funny how MCU twist the story, instead of daughter of Loki, Hella became daugther of Odin.

[@OtakuKing28]

ichisuke ryu I hated that fact I had to countlessly correct people about how Hela is Loki’s daughter

[@Nyrufa]

He's also the sworn brother of ODIN, not Thor. Not only that, but I believe Loki and Thor are actually semi good friends, rather than mortal enemies.

[@riches3581]

@@Nyrufa loki hated thor because he was "the favored" where loki was treated like the outsider he was

[@Nyrufa]

@@riches3581 That is not at all mythologically accurate. Loki even takes it upon himself to rescue Odin and Thor, when they're taken prisoner by the Dwarves for accidentally killing their prince while he was in the form of an otter. And among the pantheon, it was actually Baldur who was the most favored, as (almost) everything in existence mourned his death.

[@tacos5718]

The MCU version of everything only exists to fit their stories they’ll change anything they need to make a movie more profitable. It’s why you don’t really see any other gods besides Thor, Loki & Odin

[@timotseries2088]

You didn't mention loki was secretly noobmaster69

[@junreybade1738]

😂😂😂

[@easter7688]

😅😂

[@zaeemwajah9873]

Legend

[@spreadthelove3209]

Lol

[@obiwankenobi3817]

No

[@HVLLOWS1999]

I told my cousins to name their german shepherd puppy Fenrir. They did. Then it ran away...Ya.

[@CodingMazaa]

Maybe he wanted to visit the Midgard, Niflheim, Jotunheim, and other realms on his own and thought his owners were not interested. LOL.

[@HVLLOWS1999]

@@CodingMazaa Thats awesome, ur awesome. I believe that.

[@94oddy]

He ran away cause yall tried to tie him down and now hes plotting his revenge against you and will probably eat you

[@storme22K]

i feel bad that i laughed at that

[@risunshin]

Lol ran away? Haha

[@aristrosa]

Loki's children are pretty unique and interesting. I would love to see a movie. About them that's more accurate to the norse mythology.

[@thehybridklausmorningstar]

Same here.

[@Bellarose36]

@@thehybridklausmorningstar I want to see it on screen too. But not set in modern day times it has to stay true to the mythology.

[@taltigolt]

try assassins creed valhalla it's very accurate

[@Mr.Spindle]

@@taltigolt True, but you have to remember that the gods in AC are Isu rather than actual gods.

[@lavishlyvice]

I’d also love to see a well made movie about Ragnarok, considering all of his children are involved.

[@ThePokemonBeader]

I've always wanted to write a book from the point of view of Fenrir. I've never thought of him as evil. The Gods feared him for his size but really little else

[@iwndeathwing8828]

Exactly.

[@larsib1507]

That sounds like a great idear

[@Gonzolicious]

I would read that book! Please write it!

[@kairou_mikael]

I actually have an oc based off of Fenrir... he also has Skoll and Hati as his daughters and Garm as his twin sister... so you know that Ragnarok is near

[@madcap3450]

His literally says he would have been a friend of the gods had they not tricked him

[@dashingbladethrowingmuther6506]

Jontunheim is pronunced. Yo-Tun-Haym

[@bonzupippinpaddleopsicopol8094]

Thank you, was looking for this comment

[@potetopotato7520]

My ears were bleeding everytime he said Jo tun

[@eduardmihai]

@@potetopotato7520 same 😅

[@eduardmihai]

Exactly

[@zeenathsultana1139]

Mimir?

[@Ellas_version2]

Hel is genuinely such a caring goddess. She looks after the dead so carefully, and helps protect us from life. She is so amazing.

[@Wolf_Khain]

Loki was bound to a rock, with the intestines of his children, just sayin', that guy had a rough life

[@bryanjames7528]

After being part of Odin's son's death

[@agenttheater5]

@@bryanjames7528 So why take that out on Loki's sons? What did they do?

[@jhopejhoe973]

Honestly man, makes me feel for the guy.

[@agenttheater5]

@@jhopejhoe973 So Ragnerok is or was basically Loki's children avenging their half brothers? Could be read that way?

[@arawn1061]

@@agenttheater5 yeah the gods were sorta dicks. Thing is it is sometimes spelled as a self sulfilling prophecy and sometimes an inevitable

[@nickt.8738]

Fenrir’s story is about how cruelty and malice are made, not born. By saying that he inherited that trait from his father is doing a disservice to his character and his complexities.

[@antona.8659]

im14andthisisdeep

[@MrKeem-mm4jy]

Imagine loki introducing his children to kratos Loki: so yea these are my children Kratos: have you no shame boi

[@denisevictoriano5297]

1.) Jotunheim & Jotun are pronounced as "Yotun" & "Yotunheim" but are spelled with a "J" 2.) Loki is not evil, he's the God of MISCHIEF (learn the difference) and because of this the gods sometimes mistake him as the one responsible for many things like when Thor's hammer was stolen by a Jotun and Thor thought that Loki was responsible even though he wasn't (Except for Balder's death, he's responsible for harvesting the mistletoe and giving it to Hodur.) 3.) Fenrir is NOT evil, he was scared since he was captured & taken prisoner in Asgard but the gods let him roam freely since he was still a tiny wolf pup also Tyr bonded and took care of him until he grew massive which made Odin scared and ordered that the wolf be chained with the help of Tyr since he was the only one who can get close to Fenrir w/o scaring him away (Tyr tried to change Odin's mind but failed, I think?)

[@purkz6703]

Man poor fenrir...

[@requiemlul3140]

Loki was also bound to a rock and had a serpents poison constantly drop in his eye after Balders death. Oh, did I mention he was bound with *his sons guts*

[@waffles9747]

jormangandr and hel were also not evil either

[@dicorockhimself]

Norse myth sits in the grey area a lot of the time with its morality

[@nohaybooth7288]

when jotunheim is spelled like "jotunheim" instead of, "jötenheim". it is pronounced with the j. but if that silly little ö is there, it is pronounced yotuhnheim

[@aiamawallflower9364]

Can they have a film for this? And Tom Hiddleston will still play for the role of Loki ..

[@mariarosemary20]

There's a series only for Loki that Disney and Marvel is making

[@94oddy]

That'll confuse people if the same Loki plays him

[@tacos5718]

I just hate that marvel and Disney will probably twist the mythology to fit stories like they did with the movies

[@choso7479]

@@tacos5718 you said it yourself, they have to fit it in their own stories. They don't have to copy every exact details from norse mythology. They just based some of their characters there 🙄

[@rockydee7499]

Title should be: The scary children's of "boi!"

[@daddychill02]

Lol

[@hlengiwezungu8152]

👍lol

[@gabrielelias8442]

Lol 😂 😂 😂

[@BakedPotatoYT1]

Lol

[@batmanwholaughs9147]

😂 i know what you mean

[@Sp4rtanRage]

When you said Jotun and Jotunheim it is pronounce by "Yotun" & "Yotunheim" but the spelling is still the same with a "J"

[@Sp4rtanRage]

@tanner hardesty NP dude peace✌✌

[@CamSiv996]

And as for the plural it's "Yotnar"

[@ValliW]

@Vicodyn, almost, he didn't pronounce the umlaut on the O

[@arawn1061]

@@CamSiv996 yotnar - Jättar

[@Lou-Lou-]

Um....im sorry but Jormagandr is Fenris's brother not sister

[@greggoeglein8827]

I think he was saying it as if there were a comma between the two.

[@willlyon7129]

Monsters can be gender neutral too.

[@Lou-Lou-]

Y'all got good points.

[@ryanfaja683]

And they keep pronouncing Jotun and Jotunheim wrong.

[@dontaylor7315]

@@ryanfaja683Yeah, that bothered me too.

[@etvithan9812]

My eye twitches every time I hear him say “joe-tinheim”.

[@nartkelmendi6675]

Exactly hahahaha

[@BlackKnight4969]

starks from game of thrones would have loved fenrir

[@randomist3475]

Yeah! They both got betrayed

[@94oddy]

@@allenamores04 Drogon (Daenerys biggest dragon) vs Fenrir, Jon should have named Ghost Fenrir

[@magnusthered4973]

@@94oddy what if ghost keeps growing as big fenrir

[@doreenbierens]

I wonder if they would be a problem if they left the children of Loki with their mother. Maybe they wouldn’t changed if they stayed there.

[@campkira]

ragnarok is set so it don't matter.. it unaviodable...

[@artmob2023]

This BOI!!! Will bring ragnarok...😊😊😊

[@CRAZYWIZARD]

@J Life well yes but no

[@TheHiddenOne426]

Kratos: Looks at his grand children Kratos to Atreus: *sighs and facepalm* Don't you have shame BOI!?!

[@Vathananable]

Atreus: So these are my children when I grow up Kratos: Don't let them lose their morality boi

[@testedalexthegreat1759]

Also Loki isn't evil, he's one of those people who just take stuff too far.

[@brightpulsar898]

By doing what he did, Odin and the Aesir deities indirectly caused the Ragnarok, how ironic, lol.

[@KillerQueen-gx4vb]

Even if they did nothing, Ragnarok would have still happened.

[@metrogaming807]

@@KillerQueen-gx4vb naw everything happened cause what Odin did after seeing his visions or dreams which started it all

[@KajiRider1997]

Sleipnir is also his child and he also had a son called Nari who was gutted to bind his father. and another son named Vali who was turned in to a wolf by the aesir.

[@KajiRider1997]

@@viridiangreen7343 Loki is the mom, the dad was the strongest (giant) horse in the 9 realms.

[@undercoverfangirl5491]

@@viridiangreen7343 He was the mom to monsters and Sleipnir but the father to the rest of his children.

[@pythios8982]

One of the few channels I’ve found with great visuals and storytelling. Subbed

[@chocolatesugar-lovage9678]

"Evilness" is not inherited, it is only proclaimed as such because someone has different views. Loki's kids did *not* deserve to be feared, they were only children. Plus, they were Odin's grandkids.

[@chickenboi2452]

More like blood nephew. In original norse mythology loki was more of a blood brother then an son

[@redashura9255]

Loki spake : 9. "Remember, Othin, | in olden days That we both our blood have mixed; Then didst thou promise | no ale to pour, Unless it were brought for us both." Othin spake : 10. "Stand forth then, Vithar, | and let the wolf's father Find a seat at our feast; Lest evil should Loki | speak aloud Here within Ægir's hall."

[@SayedI313]

Hulk: hmmnnnn, but they are ALL puny gods

[@wolverine234]

This is history not a marvel movie

[@arya-man]

@@wolverine234 Exactly. Marvel fans should be ashamed to even think about the Norse mythology.

[@ayushsinha3561]

@@wolverine234 more like myth

[@TheStoic117]

Its true, fenrir wasn't evil, he was feared by the gods for his size and power, so they plotted to betray him , they used Tyr (his friend) to do it and they tricked him into binding himself up. there's lots of different stories and versions, but i prefer this one. It gives more meaning to both sides , and understanding the events of Ragnarok and the build up to the Twilight Of The Gods.

[@dreamwolf7302]

My Favorite version of the Hel Mythos, is the one where she appears dead under the light of the moon (I had an old neighbor from Norway, really interesting lady), but alive under the light of the sun. it always made a bit more sense to me, than half her body being a rotting corpse. Years later, seeing the Pirate of the Caribbean i wondered if they got the idea from that...only to never get a clear answer.

[@taylorschott4659]

POTC was made after that legend was made, wasn't it? wouldn't it make more sense if the whole medallion curse was inspired by that legend instead of the other way around?

[@pixidust9953]

Thanku for the mythology stories

[@alexandramcginnis1362]

Okay, some things to address. 1. In most Scandinavian tongues, the J's are pronounced as Y's. 2. Fenrir was NOT evil to begin with. As he grew, so too did the fear of the Gods so they set about trying to chain him. They implored Fenrir to allow them to do such a thing as to demonstrate how mighty he had become. He did not become "evil" until they had tricked him and bound him. Which is basically like growing up with a family, and then being tied up and locked away when you do something to scare them without meaning to. So of course he became bitter! 3. You sorely forgot to mention who the Father of Sleipnir was since Loki himself was the mother. ... Let me know if I forgot to correct anything else but other than that, I'm happy that you are willing to share the mythology :)

[@latinoislander5016]

For the last time, there are no such things as "Asgardians"! They're called Aesir!

[@kingbodzilla]

and when you see them you say "ay der"

[@kobbehh]

Æsir , Ásar but yea kinda like caling angels heavenilians

[@tacos5718]

People have just gotten used to the twisted MCU version that actual Norse mythology is kinda ignored or people are really misinformed

[@thebutchernassa8384]

Lol the MCU butcherd the entire lore

[@weird0._.416]

Guys the marvel universe takes place on other earths so I guess the mythology is different there......................I just convinced myself to think that...

[@erictorres4161]

I love hearing these stories.

[@yaskko5555]

Dang Tom Huddleston’s been sleeping with some shady people

[@alexiero7549]

Nari and Vali have quite a story too

[@ashleighmilosevich8566]

He's got some weird ones dare I say

[@joanna3796]

Interesting video. Tho I would suggest that you should make it longer cuz 3minutes is a really short one.. I need to know more 💕💕 New subscriber btw

[@ajtheva6694]

I feel sorry for Fenrir. All he wanted was to be accepted by the gods of Asgard, but in the bitter end he became the monster they all feared thanks to Odins paranoia.

[@regiltube7932]

We the God of war series os composed of Greek mythology Norse mythology And whats next maybe Egyptian mythology

[@blazingstorm9351]

Possibly

[@kobochy8108]

It's possible they might do Egyptian mythology, because 1 I think this is still before Alexander's conquest 2. Even after grecian rule the Greeks intertwined their religion into Egypts as in same gods different names, but I guess with that logic...Kratos already killed the pantheon lol

[@idontknowdisaccount4527]

So possibly the prophecy of kratos death is a lie

[@dranzerjetli5126]

Please no ac origins was good enough regarding that.

[@seanreedhere9393]

Tyr, the Norse god of war in the game was depicted with four religions, Greek, which was the og series, then Norse which is what the new games are about, then Egyptian, then Japanese, so if they continue the story after ragnarok, it could be going in that direction.

[@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal]

They seem pretty chill

[@jordanloux3883]

Gotta love how the god of wisdom basically did everything imaginable to make the vision of doom he was trying to avoid come true.

[@antoniogirgenti9738]

I could easily imagine Death as Hela for the MCU. Since technically in the MARVEL comics and some animated cartoons, Hela was Loki's daughter.

[@wesleyvl8572]

Keep up your videos dude but when can you makke a mayan mythology vidoe plz

[@Auron1Roxas2]

Loki really couldn't just have any normal kids could he.

[@IzabellaRequiem]

He wasn't the good father eather. He let the very young cheldren to be taken from the mother and abused.

[@undercoverfangirl5491]

@@IzabellaRequiem That wasn’t his choice and he didn’t let it it happen, it was forced upon them. He didn’t get a chance to be a father until after the children escaped and rescued their father from where he was being punished.

[@jasminlifetips3802]

You just earned a sub😘😘 good work

[@jasonbailey5762]

I can’t wait till the next video about fenrir

[@nickrath2364]

The way you pronounce "Jotun" triggered an immediate fight-or-flight response in me

[@ilovecheez7769]

Joe-tun from Joe-tunheim.

[@StalxD]

god of war ragnarok trailer?

[@beautyarandhara9317]

Maybe I'm too much mesmerized by Loki's character in movies/cartoon and his sacrifices that why I'm keep searching of his things on KZbin 😂😂😂

[@taz-on-the-looseyusef5526]

in 1985 there was a textbook in botswana which was read in the countrys primary schools, it featured the story of Loki and how he helped Thor to get his thunder hammer back from the frost Giants, i never knew that loki was such a powerful god

[@Kuithewiz]

Thank u for using Tom hiddleston as Loki I can Rest In Peace.

[@errahd4129]

Ew no the mythology version is way cooler

[@saraimoran6682]

Jormungandr, a serpent whose ability to grow seemed to know no limit. Fearing this beast, Odin cast him into the sea surrounding Midgard, the world of men.

[@escapistfromhell1543]

Loki also had another wife before Sigyn and Angrboda, her name was Glut and she gave Loki 2 twin daughters Eysa and Eimyrja

[@star-devil9157]

Nice information you given❤❤❤

[@makeupboss9812]

I have Nordic ancestry, and these interest me a lot .

[@Ryuchillbruh]

0:27 thanos girl version?

[@tommyg4842]

This small bit of the story is better than all of the Thor movies I seen

[@NumbingDisasterAnon]

What's funny is, like most things with Norse mythology, it was the Gods intervening in the lives of Loki's family that sealed their fate and started Ragnarok. Then again, the Norse (and the rest of mankind) do enjoy their self-fulfilling prophecies

[@kjwyouell3705]

No, fenrir did not. He originally wanted to protected and play. He was just a large pup. They harmed him, turned him evil. Has they tested him correctly he would have been on their side...

[@perkox3]

Loki has a dad Y'all know him Kratos,the God of War Lokis other name is Atreus

[@soulsilver3336]

Aw u left me hanging Thanks

[@jimmysmith5418]

Wow that was the best three and a half minutes of my entire life.

[@tiandastewart5092]

Mortals know him as Loki Legends know him as *BOY*

[@Kay3Kay3]

Yessss, I love Kratos and BOY 😩✋

[@alabasterindigo]

No one: Narrator: “Jowtunn. Jowtunnheim”

[@devildada21]

ThT low key made me mad how he pronounced it

[@alabasterindigo]

Dr34D W014 I’d like to believe it’s an accident but I’m almost positive it’s intentional. Yikes.

[@sangredoradpdiaries1707]

i dont know loki has children now i know thankz fren sa video. watch it til the end👍💝

[@saraimoran6682]

Mighty wolf Fenrir, who was so large and strong that no chains could hold him. Gods forged chains for Fenrir.

[@ardilloardilloso3382]

Odin is supposed to be the wisest yet he has the poor judgement of a Baby Boomer to say the least... And he is the wisest of the bunch.

[@TheGreatHotDogConsumer]

I think it’s pronounced “yo-tonheim” but I don’t really know much

[@alexandramcginnis1362]

You're absolutely correct. J's in most Scandinavian tongues are pronounced as Y's

[@lcheverall]

wow I definitely did not know that where did you lean that you are so clever

[@lucastaylor1289]

Fenrir wasn't evil, he was powerful, but not evil

[@haianhtranthi2608]

If Odin not kipnap Loki children then the his vision won't come true

[@j.wick6666]

What most people forget is that there was one than one Loki

[@KarlASMR]

fr? in the same mythology?

[@j.wick6666]

@@KarlASMR won't had said it if it weren't

[@freddypedraza2066]

Odin actually caused those problems himself The lesson of this is that don't let fear guide your life

[@chriscalvin5083]

Good video

[@geraltofrivia7448]

This only shows that there is no good and evil Sleipnir stayed true to Odin to the end, and was a child of Loki. That's becouse he was treated right The other three were not as lucky Hel was cast to niflheim, the land of ice and mist, jormungandr was thrown in the sea, and fenrir was tricked into captivity, bound by the invisible chain made by the dwarves. And even more than that, he felt betrayed by the one person he formed a relationship with, Tyr. He then bit his hand off We must not exclude the fact that all three were half jotun, while sleipnir wasn't, and as we know, the gods and the giants are at war since time immemorial Who is right? Hard to say. There's no black and white in this story, only nuances of gray

[@agenttheater5]

And then there's the knowledge that Loki was bound to a rock by the entrails of the sons he had with his wife Sigyn. Some say they had one son, some say two, in either version their children were killed and their entrails removed to prevent Loki from escaping the rock. A venomous snake is hovering over him and dripping its poison onto his face and body, Sigyn tries to catch as much of it as she can in a bowl or a goblet but when it gets full she has to drain it and then the poison falls on him anyway, and apparently that puts him in so much agony that he causes earthquakes.

[@E.Humperdinck]

Can't wait for Ragnarok.

[@axel4196]

What? You guys were expecting the cuddly Avengers version? The non-Marvel one was a straight-up freak!

[@revandrag4875]

No actually MCU version is quite normal, you cant expect them to adapt all of this weirdness? MCU potray Asgardian as more like ancient alien not Gods, I mean how could they explain Loki have a bunch of kids thats look nothing like him but instead looks like other creatures?

[@101romex]

This was showing that most prophecies are self fulfilling

[@moshixxd7888]

So so...someone explain me this.. is fenrir the wolf in thor ragnarok.?

[@wolverine234]

And he is not the son of Loki

[@christianchauhan23]

Nice video about Thor's brother.

[@chaserose5127]

Ahh, I see you still have much to learn, young Muniraj. You still are blinded by Marvel's lies. Anyway, I guess I'll tell you, Odin didn't adopt Loki, the two actually became "blood brothers" (can't exactly say whether or not it's the the same as how the Cherokee did it, or whether it was even the Cherokee that did it first, but oh well.) No disrespect to you or Marvel.

[@redashura9255]

Loki is Blood-Brother of Odin Loki spake : 9. "Remember, Othin, | in olden days That we both our blood have mixed; Then didst thou promise | no ale to pour, Unless it were brought for us both." Othin spake : 10. "Stand forth then, Vithar, | and let the wolf's father Find a seat at our feast; Lest evil should Loki | speak aloud Here within Ægir's hall."

[@sidguzman8223]

This is soooooooooo AWESOME!!!!!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@danflorinvizireanu8468]

thanks for vid ..i would like something like a movie

[@thesisterlycousins1428]

0:37 *hes secretly dating thanos*

[@reyleonoras195]

....

[@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@evelynblackwood4362]

Dude.... you even study Norse mythology? The J's are all pronounced as Y sounds

[@shenanigans661]

Evelyn Blackwood I knew that and it annoyed me how he says Jotunheim and Jotun’s 😂😂

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, this is cool

[@zegolem3607]

The fact that Kratos is the grandfather of these kids just makes it 10 times better ngl

[@bonelesspizza471]

No

[@zegolem3607]

@@bonelesspizza471 thx for the contribution.

[@bonelesspizza471]

@@zegolem3607 nee bosh marra

[@Ash099]

Marvel need to make a movie of Loki The God Of misciefs

[@ledibak7735]

Hope noone loses their hand in the next episode.

[@Tigerfire75]

I like Fenrir. He was a good boy who could have been a protector of the Norse gods.

[@debzilla2164]

If Odin didn't fear his dream and didn't seek to control or steal the children of Loki, do you think Ragnarok would still have happened? He acted because of his visions but was it his own visions that brought about his destruction? It's curious to think about.

[@themajesticspider-man6116]

Fenrir was not evil.

[@impad310]

Did some of y'all came here because of god of war

[@aurelius672]

I feel like you're my grandpa and we're sitting around a fire,camping,somewhere in a forest late at night and you're telling me some old Norse Mythology stories.

[@maf6695]

Kratos goes AAAAAAAARGHHHH