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[@CaptainRiterraSmith]

I thought I spotted Athena in the god's palace. Turns out she is in the credits as "Minerva". Then I remembered Thena already exists in the Eternals as the source of Athena's legends. So I guess in the MCU they are seperate entities while our world treats them as basically the same goddess. I also looked for Khonshu and Taweret but no luck. Don't care what happens to Khonshu but if Gorr laid a finger on the pure Hippo goddess, I throw hands!

[@weilanhowell5017]

They technically are two takes on the same entity so I’d expect it to be like there’s Zeus and then Jupiter is also zues but Minerva is dissimilar to Athena in the way that Athena is a war goddess so it would be bellona as an interpretation of that separate Athena. This would make Minerva a separate entity that the Greeks involved Athena with as both the wisdom goddess and battle strategy.

[@adurskenplayz5984]

Minerva is the Roman version

[@weilanhowell5017]

@@adurskenplayz5984 I know I like to think of Bellona and Minerva being aspects of Athena though because both are parts of who Athena is in Greece

[@legoking6165]

The greek pantheon of the Marvel universe is kind of odd. While most of them are referred to by their original greek names, several of them go by their roman names.

[@mortaltitan6958]

The lightning that the kids use is yellow like Zeus’s bolt, and not blue like Thor or Jane. I think that he used the oath but divided up the power from the bolt, and that’s why he is able to give the kids power without giving up his own.

[@natashascullion5241]

thats what thought as well

[@julianschoech7595]

I was going to say that exact same thing

[@patrickdapenguinvlogsstuff3705]

I literally just came to comment that

[@natashascullion5241]

we're all psychic🤯

[@kjk607]

Wish the movie would have made that clear

[@sleepysnuck4803]

I’m surprised that he didn’t become outraged at the movie calling Heracles Hercules, and that he didn’t talk about that scene at all

[@EpicNerdsWithCameras]

@Domonero7 The only time Hercules' name was actually said was when they first arrived at Omnipotence City, not during the post credit scene.

[@abbiiiixze]

@@EpicNerdsWithCameras Huh? Really? Wait what- cause I remember Zeus saying something and then he said “isn’t that right Hercules”

[@EpicNerdsWithCameras]

@@abbiiiixze He says "son", but never his name.

[@jetblackangelX]

To be fair. In the comics Heracles adopted the name Hercules to distance himself from Hera and people in the modern age are used to calling him Hercules.

[@goop204]

in the comics he is called hercules

[@ryanhau1073]

Like how they depicted Zues as a Narcissistic Pervert. Kinda true to the classic myth

[@jeringatai3156]

The fact he only cared about the orgy tho 😂 definitely Zeus.

[@FaDoArthGamesPro]

Yes, I also noticed that

[@wcapewell3089]

It made a change, and its probably one of the more mythically accurate adaptations of zeus in film.

[@jamesmale2792]

I wish more people knew this information

[@artturisiikanen3843]

i was so happy

[@wajmgirl]

Another thought I had that’s a SPOILER: Thor adopting Love was a good thematic foil to Odin adopting Loki. It’s like his inheritance was coming full circle.

[@jeringatai3156]

The difference is Odin kidnapped Loki. I dont remember Laufey asking Odin to take Thor whereas Gorr asked Thor to look after Love. It gave Thor purpose because before that. He had no purpose and was just wandering.

[@wajmgirl]

@@jeringatai3156 Odin didn’t kidnap Loki. Loki was “left to die” and was the child of an enemy. It’s not a 1 to 1 even exchange. It’s *~thematic~*

[@garchompinribs]

@@wajmgirl He was on a rock so it could’ve been that they didn’t want him or it was cause they were busy getting killed in the WAR

[@MelianLimGachaVideos]

@@jeringatai3156 If you watched What If…?, Odin LITERALLY gave Loki back to Laufey who was glad. Odin kidnapped Loki while disguising that he was left to die because he was “small” for a Frost Giant. Clearly, he could’ve grown to become a fully fledged giant if he was raised in Jotunheim. Odin kidnapped him so that he could become King of Jotunheim and unite both worlds together.

[@philipgood5041]

@@garchompinribs Why was he on a rock?

[@theendersmirk5851]

My assumption on the power granting part, seeing how he channeled it through Thunderbolt, Zeus's weapon, and that the power glowed Zeus yellow as it traveled instead of Thor blue, was that essentially, Thunderbolt is so filled with magical power that Thor was able to make it make a ridiculous number of copies of his power using its power, but Mjolnir and Stormbreaker aren't that kind of powerful, with the former being a conduit for one copy of his powers only, and Stormbreaker being a conduit of the Bifrost instead, but also being a fantastic method of channeling Thor's own power through it if he's nearby.

[@emmannicolas6031]

Alr that's pretty convincing

[@chendror872]

Sounds like a very good explanation

[@xsanguine8]

I think it's more about how many party tricks Zeus has programmed into Thunderbolt, you see him split his Thunderbolt into numerous copies, and that's probably the property Thor was taking advantage of there.

[@theendersmirk5851]

@@xsanguine8 Yeah, that's my option B as to what it is.

[@kool4209]

Mjolnir is literally a spiritual force and Stormbreaker was made of a dying star lol they're built magically that's why it can cut through Infinity Gauntlet blasts.....

[@arrogantgodjealous]

So glad I'm not the only one that found the shadow realm funny, I wonder if Gorr sent the kids there after playing a card game.

[@JohnaldV]

He sent them there specifically because they would be a threat in the material plane with full access to trading cards.

[@arrogantgodjealous]

@@JohnaldV found it a bit ironic/eerie that this film came out the same week the guy that made Yu-Gi-Oh died though :(

[@TheRealKyloHen]

I think if he used the lightning bolt to give the powers to the kids it would make more sense because he only got the lightning bolt in this movie

[@theendersmirk5851]

The way it's shown, it seems like that is what he did, seeing how the power was transferred via Thunderbolt's yellow instead of Thor's standard blue. He just channeled a bit of his power into it for a bit so that it knew what it was replicating would be my guess.

[@DoubleDash2964]

The powers are simultaneously in the hammer and Thor,part of Odin’s enchantment says whosoever wields the hammer shall possess the powers of Thor,so if they are worthy they have the same abilities as Thor,if the powers were only in Thor and not in the hammer,then Jane and Thor couldn’t both use Thor’s powers

[@De_Selby]

I think the hammer just concentrates his power

[@LukiePookie292]

It’s because Thor told his hammer to protect her, not give her the power to wield it

[@FireCAP808]

I think it has something to due with Zeus's thunder bolt since the kids had yellow electricity unlike thors blue electricity.

[@janjeikobu5163]

@@De_Selby i think it's that whoever holds the hammer possesses the power of thor, but only the lightning part for thor is also the norse god of strength (and fertility!) and has his thousands of years of battle experience. though stormbreaker only channels one's actual power which is why cap didn't use lightning when using stormbreaker in endgame because he doesn't have the nigh endless supply of power akin to the god of thunder

[@dragonhitman1071]

Believe that sentence was retconned by disney. Comics never said that if I remember correctly.

[@nikcantsnipe]

I think it is one of those show don't tell things with Thor granting the kids his power. Because he uses Zeus' thunderbolt as a conduit and the kids use yellow lighting unlike Thor's blue lightning, they were likely not tapping into his own power but rather mimicking Thor like powers granted by the thunderbolt.

[@xsanguine8]

The Thunderbolt can split into dozens of similar lightning bolts, he probably imparted one each into each weapon with a bit of his power, to turn those kids into berserkers. Gotta admit though, I was distracted during that scene, I just wanted to see how that little girl was going to kill monsters with her bunny.

[@DrFranklynAnderson]

Odin in The Dark World: “We are not gods! We are born and die, just like humans!” Love and Thunder: “I’m gonna pretend I didn’t see that.”

[@g.n.a4871]

Just ignore dark world no one cares about dark world

[@garchompinribs]

That was probably referring to the Norse Gods, but a counterargument is Thor also being scared

[@TheLastSane1]

To be clear they retconned them not being gods awhile ago. And I thought that was from Thor 1, with Loki adding "Give or take 5 thousand years" after.

[@williamgordon5443]

The wish thing was set up as the FIRST person to reach eternity gets a wish. And I think that the sword killing Korr was kind of set up, but not very well. It was stated that he was cursed and I think was supposed to be a mirror of Jane being killed

[@edoardoprevelato6577]

That sword is very much capable of making her own decisions since it's alive and semi-sentient, not cursed.

[@Smashboi76]

@@edoardoprevelato6577 no, as in Gorr was cursed

[@xsanguine8]

Yeah, you see the sword getting into his veins when he kills Rapu, and they say that anyone wielding the Necrosword is killed by its curse. Gorr himself points out how similar he and Jane are, when he has them wrapped in tentacles.

[@edoardoprevelato6577]

@@xsanguine8 if they go with comic lore, it's different because the Mjolnir is not alive. But iirc gorr had no idea the Necrosword is a symbiote

[@sansthedrummer]

I do respect that whenever Gorr was on screen, the tone went completely serious. If I remember correctly, Gorr in the comics always tried to avoid harming mortals. That would have been a terrific angle to play up to give Gorr some more depth and possibly sympathy.

[@jockpo523]

Great climax idea, but given the state of the mouse company, I'd say they wouldn't do a thing that directly contradicts their current narrative.

[@mileskrauss7124]

I'd say it was a some what good movie but the humor could have been a lot more subtle overall though i didn't regret watching it

[@bigboss-ux3xq]

Gorr was an amazing villain and Christian bale and All the actors were great. However, I do think that certain parts of the script were very weak which has def been a trend in all marvel movies since endgame

[@lukeamparo6586]

Aside from the lack of his oppressive dominance the assholery of Zeus is spot on. Folks seem to disagree with it, maybe cause of the Hercules animated film, but it’s by far the most accurate.

[@RavnicaRaven]

You are the perfect mix of the charm of a creator with 100 subs and the wit/ tone of a creator with 2,000,000 subs and I love it

[@orthoforshort7593]

I think the the hammer was originally trying to protect Jane, but as it saw into Jane it saw her want of adventure even on her final days and wanted to help her reach her goals.

[@malevolentghost5734]

Gorr was such a great villain in my opinion. I mean. He feels like a real threat. It’s a shame the amount of comedy kind of downplayed the movie with taking it seriously. Other wise I would’ve loved it

[@samboi123]

It’s a shame they painted his actions as evil. He set out to kill gods who were inactive and didn’t help those who believed in them. It’s like telling someone off for clearing memory space on a computer by uninstalling old apps

[@KashimoGlazer]

@@samboi123 he set out to kill all gods

[@samboi123]

@@KashimoGlazer name one god other than Thor or Odin who actually cared about the well-being of the people on earth

[@Rimuru__Tempest___]

@@samboi123 i mean there was that giant god who thor says is one of the nicest gods you could meet sooo

[@KashimoGlazer]

@@samboi123 idk, I don't study about gods

[@TheBigThomas]

I loved when Jane put the handle of Mjolnir up to the chin of one of the enemies and called back the pieces onto its head

[@nivekk1734]

Spoiler/theory For the time that Thor gave his powers to the kids, he spoke it into Zeus’s lightning bolt and the lightning that came from his fingers to the kids was gold, not Thor’s blue lightning. So what I’m thinking is that the power to give his power to the kids came from Zeus’s lightning bolt. That is why he couldn’t do that in Endgame.

[@shadowclothes]

Mjolnir killing Jane is okay explained in the comic. Every time she turns into mighty Thor, it burns the chemo drugs out of her system so her treatment never actually work so she gets more and more ill as the cancer goes unchecked.

[@xsanguine8]

In this one it's more like a superpower drug, burning through her life force to give her the strength of Thor.

[@skymaster8416]

@@xsanguine8 no they explained that mjolnir was stopping her from fighting the cancer

[@xsanguine8]

@@skymaster8416 No they didn't, the doctor has no explanation for what's draining her. It's obvious from watching the movie that Mjolnir is pushing her to God level strength, which her body can't handle, but not that its specifically fighting her cancer treatments, that's only in the comics where she was hiding her identity for a long time and was dying slowly.

[@kool4209]

Why did Mjolnir wait until she was stage 4 to start healing? Pretty sure if she did it at the first signs she would be fine.............. why does she transform when Captain America didnt? What makes a woman with stage 4 cancer worthy?

[@Riley_Storm]

​@@kool4209 i dont know for sure but meybe she did not know she had cancer until stage 4?

[@kadlifts]

Btw the point of him being more humour related is because of the trauma he’s been through. The theme matches his deflecting through humour

[@jessielefey]

Haven't seen the movie (yet), but in case comic info got cut with the slain gods, in the comics basically the thing is if she'd *stay* Thor she'd have been fine, it's the transforming back and forth that was killing her, mostly because it purged her chemo so everytime she went back to Jane her cancer had a fresh start. And because she refused healing magic. It was one of the most frustrating parts of the comic, like, girl, just let him magic you! But also, who am I to judge, I've also gotten weird about what treatments I've allowed, and it's probably judt as frustrating for people who love me too. So you know what? If you feel that strong about it, I gotta respect your right to refuse treatment. It's just almost as hard to watch a fictional person decide to just tap out as it is to watch a real person do it. //sigh// I get it, I respect it, but it's hard.

[@strombreakr]

I have taken up calling Jane Foster Thor "Doctor Thor"

[@eub3429]

or docTHOR

[@jacobmiller6289]

i like the idea on a different take on the battle but you know what i kinda hoped would happen? Gorr: the gods have abandoned you, as they do.. *suddenly knife in the shoulder.* thor: *visable confusion* cue loki

[@thebigcrunchtheory1379]

When she turns to Thor her chemo is reversed, it was like that in the comics. It forces all foreign substances out of her body,purifying her. Boa is a Chinese "modern commercial " God it's a representation of good food and livelihood.

[@nobodygt2930]

The main part of the movie that I loved was the actor for gorr and I I called the jane foster cancer and was happy that it carried over from the comics.

[@deanvanzelst5011]

Called that she had cancer? Thats the main point of her arc, without it her entire arc would be useless.

[@ryanhau1073]

Interesting fact, Waititi's version of Korg is actually based on a Night Club Bouncer he met once in Brazil

[@dragongamer4210]

They do set up Gorr dying. I forgot who say it but someone said that the Necro Sword is sucking up his life. So his final plan is to kill all the gods then die. So if Thor doesn't care about the kids he can just wait for Gorr to die on his own, well he might kill some more gods but he can't wipe them out anymore.

[@jeringatai3156]

The necrosword poisons those that weild it. So yeah, he was dying from the beginning

[@garchompinribs]

You forgot about food and water being essentials and the fact that Gorr can just kill them if he realizes Thor isn’t coming anyways

[@josmonlee13]

Looking forward to a certain mythical character coming into the MCU considering he’s one of my all time favorite characters in Marvel comics literally own his entire “Incredible” run by Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente

[@Toonami92]

Thor gains the odin force allowing him to do more complex magic . He has been learning to use it better after endgame and going on a soul searching journey

[@refraynn]

The 'Bao the Dumpling God' part is a reference to one of Disney's animated shorts - Bao, which is about a sentient dumpling. I am not joking. Look it up.

[@masterpink6963]

The whole cancer thing is comic accurate

[@garchompinribs]

I also like how she actually died from it instead of them just curing her cancer because money.

[@joeyc9418]

Instead of hitting Zeus through the chest Thor should've shot him through the head because well ya know "you should've gone for the head" and then in the credits it will be the same except Zeus has a hole through his head instead, this will make sense because in the Greek myth Hepheastus busts Zeus's head open and Zeus is fine as wine

[@excalibursaurusm5701]

Bao the dumpling god is inside joke to the Bao Pixar Short.

[@darklordsatan4383]

Thor probably got the authority to do the Odin spell after he became king of Asgard. So he couldn't in any previous Thor movie. However... Infinity war...? Endgame? I have no excuse for that.

[@rbraunbeck96]

It's because of the Thunderbolt. Something that he never had before

[@wajmgirl]

The scene where they make it to Eternity was giving me some real Kingdom Hearts Final World vibes~

[@belac0662]

It’s been said 100 times but I think the reason Thor could give the kids powers is because he had the thunderbolt which was an all powerful weapon itself

[@connor4131]

Taika Waititi realy throws away cliché's and I love it, he is a great director

[@MagicBaking]

I think they set up that the necroblade was killing Gore enough times (just by people saying it not by actually showing it at all) also I agree with the comments that it was yellow lightning imbued into the kids but I didn’t think that at all in the film so definitely feels like a problem. Love the channel!

[@stxrstruck6755]

Ngl near the end I started falling asleep in my seat. I literally missed most of the ending and me and my family just left the theater. We didn’t even see the after credits scene.

[@thatonekidism]

I interpreted Thor's giving those kids the powers as being connected to "who is the Allfather now" kind of thing. Odin died in Ragnarok, and the end of the movie technically left Thor as the new king of Asgard, though the events of Infinity War and Endgame immediately happened and were kind of a lot. Valkyrie would not have received the powers upon becoming king of New Asgard since Odin still retained his powers during the Odinsleep "bUt wHy DidN't ThOr GifT eVeRyOne PoWerS dUriNg InFiniTy WaR aNd EnDgAme" there's a lot at play here. First, there was no manual for being the Allfather; Odin died rather quickly after waking and didn't really have time to instruct Thor about being the Allfather. Second, TRAUMA; Thor had about 5 minutes of peace as the new Allfather before being attacked by Thanos, seeing half his people die including Heimdal and Loki, which drove Thor into a DEEP depression in which he really tunnel-vision'd vengeance against Thanos.... the thing about tunnel-vision is that you tend to not think of anything outside of a rather narrow scope. And in Endgame he was so distraught by self loathing he didn't even consider himself worthy of Mjolnir, let alone the powers of the Allfather So yeah, I don't think it creates a continuity problem. Life is complicated, sometimes the easy answers just... DON'T present themselves

[@brockpigford2953]

Sorry to be *that guy*, but Thor spoke the incantation to Zeus’s thunderbolt, and the lightning that sparked around the kids was yellow. Thors electricity is blue, but Zeus’s lightning is yellow Just trying to clarify

[@seandobbins2231]

@@brockpigford2953 the incantation may still be an Allfather power, however the power being granted is from the Master Bolt.

[@sean.a.s7234]

Spoilers: I do remember them sort of setting up Gorr's death, Valkryie calls him a zombie that won't live long after the sword breaks

[@garchompinribs]

Yeah they kept setting up his death talking about how the sword was slowly killing him so it wasn’t a surprise but it was disappointing how they did everything offscreen

[@joeyc9418]

I like how they referenced norse myth more in this movie and Thor blessing the kid's weapons is exactly the kind of magic Odin does in the myth, it would have been neat if they showed Thor becoming more like (Marvel's) Odin (myth Odin can be a dick)

[@chrisistocool1]

I loved korg. The director just let him take the character where he wanted and he was so funny.

[@rbraunbeck96]

The director is Korg. Korg is played by Taika Watiti

[@huntertimmerman3254]

People are not going to be happy with what im going to say. I kind of dont care if the movies are comic accurate, I liked how it stayed away from the Multiverse BS and its overall a very fun movie

[@Grand_Chimera]

Multiverse of madness : am I a joke to you?

[@some_shitposting_idiot3023]

Well we literally see in that film that traveling the multiverse is dangerous Which .. is a very bad plot point cause now you can't do anything with it unless you make a bs reason why an incursion never happens

[@mohithhoney9630]

@@some_shitposting_idiot3023 I think what they did with that was perfect. This way, they wouldn't overuse the multiverse. And it should be like that. If they use multiverse for every single thing, it just looses it's touch.

[@seyio1717]

@@mohithhoney9630 no it wasn't

[@garchompinribs]

@@mohithhoney9630 Just like them using jokes in every scene in this movie

[@joshnunya324]

Last time we saw Sif was in Loki They said Ra was in Omnipotent City Missed opportunity to reference Moon Knight

[@eleanorlanpher34]

Your hair looks really nice in this video! Very fluffy!

[@pavelvasilev384]

Congratulations on the role in the Movie . Really proud of you

[@lilricebowl9731]

Only one wish can be granted to the first person who entered it so Thor couldn’t wish for Jane to be revived at full health

[@garchompinribs]

I was half expecting Gorr to just make his wish have 2 parts cause there were no guidelines and he knew she was dying from the start

[@henselljaysibug2948]

Wow never been this early in a KZbin channel keep up the great work dude

[@saifal-khaledi418]

I've been watching for you to upload this videa

[@radarcomplex02]

I think the only thing i liked about this movie was the mid credits scene, some of the action scenes, and ALL of the gorr scenes.

[@Teddywg102]

I literally just finished watching thor an hour ago when this got uploaded, I actually enjoyed the movie, I can’t wait for the next one!!!

[@joefoster5636]

I'm not sure if you ever have time to read these comments, but you are hilarious and your videos are awesome and I love having them on in the background. They always make me laugh and have lots of fun information about very interesting topics. Although my girlfriend now refuses to watch Disney's Hercules with me in the house lol keep up the good work!

[@nguyenpham3593]

when Thor was doing the power duplication, he was holding the Lightningbolts which grants him the similar power of Zeus. When the kids got the power, they were glowing in yellow => indicating the power was from Zeus, not Thor. I remembered there was a KZbin clip talking about Marvel's splendid uses of color to indicate the power's source and attribute, like red for chaos, blue for space, purple for power or mana

[@bodenmick445]

This is my theory for Thor the dark world. He couldn’t give it to them because he didn’t have the Odin force just a thought

[@jeringatai3156]

Yeah. Alot of people interpret it as Thor not having the ability yet. Thor 1, he behaves like a spoilt brat and cant seem to use his powers without his hammer. Infinity War hes a bit more mature, experienced and is on a mission.

[@garchompinribs]

And he used Zues’ bolt

[@MadnessHEROReverend]

I thought it was very on point just for the fact that Thor is still dealing with PTSD and the Universe seems to continue to kick at him while he is down. In order, his Father took away his powers and called him unworthy. He died, got his powers back and came back to life. Lost his brother, found and fought against his brother. Jane is infected by the infinity stone, His mother dies, Loki "dies" again. He finds out his brother is alive, confronts him, finds out he has a sister who is evil, his father dies, and Hella breaks his hammer. Then he fights Hulk and the quinjet doesn't recognize him as the strongest avenger, but Banner/Hulk is. Then he loses an eye, and almost dies against Hella, loses his homeworld to beat/kill Hella. Thanos kills alot of the asgardians, kills Loki, and Thor gets slapped about. After sending Thor away via bifrost, Heimdall, (Thor's half brother) is killed by Thanos. After that Thor gets brought to the brink of death yet again to make Stormbreaker, and even though he almost Saves the Day, Thanos taunts him and still is able to make the snap and erase half the Universal population. From there, Thor is disheartened by what he perceives to be his failures. Confronts Thanos only to find out the Infinity Stones have been destroyed, meaning he has no way to correct his perceived mistake and kills Thanos out of vengeance. His friends mock his state of mind, then he gets told he can't undo the snap because of his state of mind. Thanos almost manages to run Stormbreaker through his rib cage, the team loses Tony when he makes the snap to get rid of Thanos and his crew. Then the mortal Peter Quill tells him that he doesn't get to be in charge of the Guardians of the Galaxy. After all that, Thor: love and thunder.. So yeah, I think Thor has got be hurting emotionally, even if he doesn't show it. Anyone would be, especially with the death of all of their loved ones. Hopefully in the next Marvel movie we'll start to see things start to go better with Thor. Definitely agree that they needed to show more of the god butcher God butchering though..

[@randomnerdythings9094]

YEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSS! I have wanted you to do the Thor movies for SOOOOOOO long!!!!

[@edoardoprevelato6577]

I think they did a very good job keeping Gorr's origin as close as possible to the comics without using Sony's rights over Knull and the Necrosword.

[@collinscody57]

My theory was Thor was just using a mix of a illusion power he learned from his mom (and loki regularly use) and his own powers to make it look like the kids had power as a distraction

[@Mary_Studios]

I didn't know that Korg was a pre-established character that was a powerful warrior. I completely understand your frustration with that. There's nothing worst than finding out how a character was completely changed.

[@kfoxx4200]

I love your videos, keep it up

[@ultraisaiah7859]

Ngl I didn’t wanna spoil myself on this movie but if it’s from this guy I really don’t mind it

[@jasonchaos236]

This is honestly my favorite MCU property since endgame. I also hated thor Ragnarok, I prefer a serious Thor and I love the first f movie and don't like the second. But honestly this movie WAS FUCKING AMAZING TO ME.

[@tinodiwanashemaburutse7442]

I would understand Thor being able to give the kids powers should just be chalked up to Thor understanding his role better as somewhat “the All-Father”

[@NZP208]

maybe Thor learned how to give his powers in between endgame and love and thunder

[@melekashiro]

21:30 you know who did that first? SHAZAM!

[@TheRogueCommand]

In regards to Thor's new powers: maybe he's technically the Allfather now?

[@speaknow_evermore]

Oh my gods you actually did it!

[@predatorasap5040]

Here is the script for Thor love and thunder : *Do a funny*

[@judywong9412]

I would love it if you did a video about how you got into mythology

[@jaydenhazelwood1623]

“ Please let me know, I mean know what you think”😂🤣😂

[@jgeear]

He can enchant now thanks to the Odin Force. He was not in physical or mental heath to while it and is just learning how. as for the earlier bit the Odin force and the hammer worked Thor's will.

[@buttonsfan]

12:45 I figured they were only able to do it because they had Zeus’ Thunderbolt.

[@TheLastSane1]

The comic of Gorr the Godbutcher did have that. The surviving gods put their lives on the line to allow Thor (all three of them) to do what they had to do to beat him this includes Thor's granddaughters.

[@DocA.1415]

for anybodies info Uke Mochi or Ukemochi (保食神, meaning "Goddess who Possesses food" or "Goddess who Protects/Preserves food") is a Japanese goddess of food written about in the Nihon Shoki and the Kojiki, and is worshipped in the outer portion of Amaterasu's shrine, the Ise Shrine.

[@bojanssen6169]

Spoiler They did set up Gorr dying though. In the shadow realm during the conversation with Jane. The sword gave him powers but it consumed him, like Mjolnir took all energy from Jane when she used it. Also visually you saw him deteriorating during the movie.

[@sniffsniffmmm8873]

YEESSS BEEN WAITIN FOR THIS

[@meganmartin9305]

Thor couldn’t wish Jane to stay alive because the well grants the wish to the first person who arrives. Gorr did so he got the wish.

[@Jaxtron09]

“The kid thing is fun but doesn’t really work”-mythology guy

[@Immortal_dragon]

The reason Thor didn't make a wish is because it is stated that the first person to reach eternity can get a wish, Thor was second

[@JonathanHippert]

I think the bao god thing was just some fun because of the animated short that played I think before incredibles 2.

[@vemto9643]

I tought that giving the power to the kids was allowed by Thunderbolt, thus making useful the trip to Omnipotent City

[@almogwaingarden8006]

the screams were the best part for me

[@RobinhoJr96]

You are the best mythology KZbinr in top 5 list ✨️

[@fullofnonsense9005]

I wanted to burst laughing when it was called “the shadow realm”

[@kinghustle1832]

Hey man can you do a Everything Mythologically wrong with MCU Thor Thor ragnarok and 5

[@nicksmyth4050]

You gotta talk about "Godzilla: King of the Monsters" & the other Monsterverse film, and their connection to monsters in mythology

[@berengustav7714]

Yes:" Hydras,dragons,such as Typhon,Apophis,Tiamat,and Vitria are from an encounter with...Ghidorah."

[@pixelgun4789]

I did not notice Amaterasu-no-mitoko and her siblings honestly. But knowing how they treated my most favourite mythology gods so far, I am glad they did not have any big role or that I did not notice them.

[@bluemoth6854]

21:57 - 23:02 i can already heard ryan george say "i don't know"

[@nickolasmirt2511]

Bao the God of dumplings is a reference to the Disney short Bao

[@Lupinemancer87]

Watched this movie last monday, and it was hilarious.

[@thebigcrunchtheory1379]

Also the first person to reach Eternity gets the wish so only one person EVER can make a wish. They set up Gor dying when they realized he had the Necro swoed, Thir said it kills the user in exchange for giving them the power to jill Gods. It was in the scene with jane,Thor and King Valkyrie were making a plan. That little girl is also Chris Hemsworth's actual daughter.

[@godzillakingofthemonsters54]

19:08, that is not why Stormbreaker won't let Thor /tp to the Shadow Realm. The Bifrost only lets Thor travel between the 9 realms, the Shadow Realm is not one of them. That's why.

[@TwistedAlphonso1]

24:57 The Necron Sword? The flesh is weak, brother...

[@marceloasensiofilho3833]

Gorr was not bad in the cinemas but it was not the same guy as the comics. The God´s Butcher arc in the comics was way better, he had lots of other motivations than his daughter, everything that could go wrong for the guy went wrong, the whole god bomb was also something that makes much more sense than eternity, the movie fucking butchered a very important entity for the marvel verse. It was also a mistake this movie not taking itself seriously at heavier scenes. The battle for asgard where most asgardian warriors died and the kids where kidnapped was not the moment for ex-Hammer love triangle or jokes...

[@AEsir_Goji]

Such is why I'd recommend the motion comic by the Russian ComicBook Geek instead

[@95GrBr]

In regards to the giving kids the powers, Thor might have thought he couldn’t give his power without losing his own, but once he saw Jane have his power he realized he could.