What Are the NINE REALMS in THOR? || Comic Misconceptions || NerdSync

[@Arian545]

I am Norwegian, and somehow i did not realize what Svartalfheim is, even though the answer was right there in front of me. Liteally, svart = black, alf = elf, heim = home... I am a complete and utter moron sometimes.

[@tayo5681]

Heim is actually world. heimur in icelandic means world

[@Anans1_Spyd3r]

Thomas The Tankengine In German in means home.

[@TheRealMagicBananaz]

Machinegundon64 In American english it's a conjunction for "Hi I am"

[@Arian545]

Thomas The Tankengine That might be the case, but it still make sense in Norwegian too.

[@missmagpieph]

Goddamnit you Norwegians and Icelandish people and youre old language makes it so easy to translat old Nordic names ( T_T)＼(^-^ ) Im from Denmark by the way

[@cammo353]

Remember that time that Loki was a horse to help Thor assassinate a guy and he got porked by a horse cause he disguised himself as a girl horse for some reason and he gave birth to a 6-legged horse and he gave it to Odin as a gift but Thor got all of the credit... Yeah, that actually happened

[@NerdSyncProductions]

cammo353 Comics are weird sometimes. Do you have issue numbers for this so I can read it myself please?

[@cammo353]

***** That's legit Norse Mythology. As far as I know it hasn't been in a comic.

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Oh, okay. Haha. Well, then Norse Mythology is also weird sometimes. Haha

[@Arian545]

In Norse mythology Loki is also the father of the Fenris Wolf.

[@ForsakenLoke]

***** Sleipnir's quite the BA despite his origin. He's in the comic Thor: The Dark World Prelude As well as multiple other appearances comicbookdb.com/character.php?ID=39830 I'd love to see a segment on Loki's children

[@MusikCassette]

I'd like to visti Midgard some time. Sounds interesting.

[@MamaWantsWafflesHub]

You don't say

[@rovahmar6144]

Midgard is earth

[@gabem4208]

Baconheim. Land of good eats

[@agustinvenegas5238]

I'd totally love to go there, it's just like valhalla (sorry for misspellings) except for the "after dying in battle" part! , i'd be a bit crowded though...

[@ego5618]

I'd invade that planet so I can eat all that delicious bacon.

[@miy1925hassun]

5:05 HOLY SHIT! SOMEONE ELSE BUT ME ACTUALLY REMEMBERS MARVEL ULTİMATE ALLIANCE!

[@kwayyar8998]

That game is amazing and I have both

[@miy1925hassun]

Peanutbutterbane My MUA2 got lost when I gave my uncle my PS2. Even though it was a little bit of disappointment I still liked game.

[@kariwilson3217]

I always wanted the comics to reflect the mythology a bit better.....No one seems to mention the fact that Odin's Steed is actually the progeny of a rampaging eight-legged stallion and Loki, who transformed into a MARE to lure the psychotic beast away. After a time, Loki comes back and presents the foal he brings with him to Odin as a gift. OR that one time where Loki marries the Ruler of Hel, a goddess bearing the same name as the Realm itself....and when is anyone going to launch a storyline arc about Loki's imprisonment under the fangs of Nidhoggr (giant serpent within the roots of Yggdrasil) where the acid/venom drips from the fangs and onto Loki, burning and melting his flesh away in a never-ending punishment of his crimes......Considering all the dark twists comics have taken, why not follow one already laid out and waiting?

[@Boss_Isaac]

+Kari Wilson Hel was one of Loki's many children, born to him by the giantess (jötunn) Angrboða (Old Norse: “the one who brings grief" or "she-who-offers-sorrow”).

[@thogthemighty7960]

Id like to point out that "Asgardians" is not a real word. The correct term is Aesir, and the difference between the Aesir and Vanir is the Aesir are war gods, while the Vanir are fertility gods.

[@everdream4200]

In the context of marvel Asgardians is the name given to those who live on Asgard whether they are Aesir like Odin or Vanir like Sif.

[@rowanash5378]

Wait... So Disneyworld isn't one of the realms?

[@raytv369]

the disney universes would be realms but not known to asgard yet.

[@JonnesTT]

Loki's family is Great! His wife is a Troll his daughter is Hel the "cute" Mistress who wants to kill and Punish everyone, one of his Sons is is a giant Wolf who wana eat asgardians, and his third child is obviously a goddamn Snake large enough to go around the earth and hungry enough to bite in it's own Tail... okay a totaly normal family, right? XD Obviously I have told about the original Nordic Tales 'cause I have little to no knowledge about the Comic stuff. :3

[@Drake5607]

In the comics, Hel is Loki's daughter (no idea who's the mom).So, there's that :)

[@Crazy-Cat-Lady-of-CA]

The troll was the wife of Logi. Loki's wives was Angrboda, a giantess witch and Sigyn, an Aseir. Angrboda was the mom of Hel, Fenir, and the Midgard Serpent. Sigyn was mom to Vali and Narvi.

[@NeroLeMorte]

Ever since marvel retconned Angela from Spawn to be Thor's elder sister. There is now the lost tenth realm of Hevan (different from the regular Heaven) inhabited by an all female race of winged angels.

[@ArtixWoP]

You forgot to mention one other child of Loki. *FENRIR THE UNBOUND!*

[@Werevampiwolf]

And Hel/Hela (the half-corpse lady that rules Hel). And assorted giant children. He has lots of strange kids.

[@Stranj100]

Odin's horse Sleipnir. Loki gave birth to it.

[@guerrachoi]

This channel deserves wayyy more views.

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Always love reading comments like this! Thank you. We're almost at 100,000 views!

[@guerrachoi]

***** In all seriousness, it should be 100,000 views per video... Great quality... I don't get why you don't have that many views o_o

[@NerdSyncProductions]

I agree. haha. We've only done about 30 videos of this, but I hope to reach more people who love to learn!

[@guerrachoi]

***** Haha! You'll get there. Don't forget me once you're famous!

[@NerdSyncProductions]

How can I forget a name like Da Pwninator?! Haha.

[@mikecunningham4682]

That Trivia Challenge song was the best thing I have heard in a while.

[@DavidbarZeus1]

I always counted the realms as: 1: Asgard, 2: Vanaheim, 3: Alfheim, 4: Svartalfheim, 5: Jotunheim, 6: Midgard, 7: Nidavellir, 8: Helheim, and 9: Muspelheim. Asgard is the home of the Norse gods, like Odin, Thor and Loki; Vanaheim the home of the Vanir, like Hogun the Grim; Alfheim the home of the Light Elves; Svartalfheim the home of the Dark Elves; Jotunheim the home of the Frost Giants, like Laufey; Midgard is Earth; Nidavellir the home of the Dwarves; Helheim the realm of the dead-ALL the dead, just divided much like Hades is in Greco-Roman mythology; and Muspelheim is the realm of the Fire Giants, like Surtur. Also, Jormungdr lives in Earth's OCEANS, not space.

[@PixelleHearts]

Isn't Svart the equivalent of swartz/ has the same etymology for the meaning dark or black? And if alf = elf and heim = home, then that would make Svartalfheim = dark elves' home?

[@TheSonicboy12]

That Marvel Ultimate Alliance clip really brought me back. Thanks for the nostalgia trip!

[@jagdeishwarmagendran3395]

Bismol ? Matter-eater Lad. Legion of superheroes. I still remember that cartoon. Its awesome.

[@Funkymonkeybacon]

The one, the only..... Matter-Eater Lad!!!! He has the ability to eat matter of all forms. BTW this is for the trivia challenge question of this week.

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Mike Cunningham I should put it up on iTunes. haha

[@thefurrybastard1964]

Is the answer to your Trivia Question Matter Eater Lad?

[@jakesixty-three4738]

***** Hey, Valhalla is the Viking's Haven Right, which if is true this would make Thor and the other Asgardians are the Viking's gods.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

Jake 63 "the magician" In the comics, The Asgardians as with every other God such as the Olympians are in fact Gods and not space aliens as in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And Magic is actually Magic in the comics and not superscience.

[@judehollis2477]

***** i thought Odin closed off the 10th realm, heaven i think. but he did it when the leader fake killed his daughter

[@mr.rasmussen7911]

***** there are so much real norse mythics that have ben pissed on so much by marvel but just one thing id like to tuch on is the pictur of the midgard worm reaching around the globe have you never seen the milkyway ? the center of the stars is where it bites its owen tail if you havn´t ... go camp out with a sweety under the stars

[@egalexshelton]

If the Rainbow Bridge connects Asgard to Earth(Midgard) only. Does that mean Fairy World(Fairly Odd Parents) is Asgard.

[@lordbendtner6404]

svalteheim anti fairy pixie dunno bout dat

[@egalexshelton]

It was a joke.

[@lordbendtner6404]

Alex Shelton i know fop fan also

[@HetLedie]

5:03-5:20 complete nostalgia gasm. I loved playing Ultimate Alliance: Gold Edition

[@ypsiminers]

The alignment charts you mentioned started with D&D. Just thought I'd point it out since nobody else did. Also hearing you say "Alfheim" gives me SAO flashbacks.

[@kinanradaideh5479]

This is very underrated

[@TheFubbick]

Dark elf is actually the literal translation from the norweigian Svart alf. That 'heim' at the end means 'home'. So Svartalfheim literally translates to Home of the Dark Elves. Just as Jotunheim (jotun: giant and heim: home) is Giants Home. Midgard is an americanisation of the word Midgård which is translated Mid: middle and Gård: yard. So the literal translation is Middleyard. Oh, and Yggdrasil (pronounced with a sharp I and sharp G's, phonetically: Igg-dráss-eel) is a metaphor for the multiverse within which all the realms/universe/dimensions are contained

[@shoresean1237]

If I told her that Loki's kids include a world-encircling Serpent, a giant cannibal wolf, and DEATH ITSELF - my 13-year-old niece would still want to marry Hiddleston. The instant we gave her the hard-to-find Avengers Movie Loki figure for Christmas 2014, she and I re-enacted the scene with the defiant old man. I hope she gets what that really meant. Just for trivia, there is another realm, sort-of, strictly comic book-y. In some stories up until the 'Disassembled' wave hit the Avengers' books, the Asgardians had a group called 'They Who Sit Above In Shadow', supposedly gods unto the gods themselves, who granted favors and boons, but always a bit genie-like in how they went about things. Come the 'Disassembled' version of Ragnarok, supposedly the last evers, Thor figured out that these beings were actually parasitic, causing and feeding off of the regular cycle of Ragnaroks Asgard got through. By suspending Asgard's very existence for a time, Thor was able to kill these 'overgods' and sever their feeding lines, and presumably their doors to Asgard. Good info.

[@shoresean1237]

Rob Morris One more, though less realm than land within Asgard's plane, pretty distant : A Middle Eastern, Arabian Knights-ish place that was supposed to be Grim Hogun's homeland.

[@kennethcrites7825]

You forgot the 8-legged horse. That Loki gave birth to. 'cause trickster god can change sex at will!

[@shoresean1237]

Kenneth Crites Sleipnir is Loki's? Wow.

[@jordanl2317]

Hiddleston is an actor guys! Just so you know!

[@creshiell]

that was cute, showing your guitar chops! thanks for letting us get to know you a little better!

[@xephyr1000]

Interesting that Scott didn't at least mention, in passing, the Tenth Realm of Heven, where Thor's sister, Angela (Aldrif Odinsdottir) lived. I believe she/Heven was "in place" in Marvel continuity by the time of this video's posting. Though maybe not enough about Heven was revealed at this point in time?

[@matttaylor9465]

As someone who's spoken Norwegian and Icelandic since I was little I would like to say that you did better then most at pronunciation

[@cjscoggins1817]

Marvel Ultimate Alliance has to be one of my top favorite games. Just you showing the two clips made me become very nostalgic.

[@nathanieldaiken1064]

Not for the Contest: Bismoll is the home world of Matter-Eater Lad. He became world president, and he went insane by eating the Miracle Machine (on Brainiac 5's orders). He is supposed to be dead in some continuity of DC.

[@CentipedeDamascus]

Trivia: Who could forget Bismoll's favorite son, Senator Tenzil Kem, also known as Matter-Eater Lad of the Legion of Super-Heroes!

[@danieldishon688]

it's weird watching your old videos like this today. You sounded like you were just phoning it in fighting the effects of sleep medication. Today though you always make every video with a high amount of energy, zeal, and professionalism. you've come a long way.

[@MarshmanNo1]

I would create Sorbetheim, a realm where everyone is lactose intolerant, but it's okay because all of the ice cream parlors are prepared for it.

[@LAK253]

Keep making videos Bro. You make the world better Skot.

[@twertlesquad9138]

Calorie Queen can eat any substance in any amount at super-speed. To his Bismollian appetite ray-guns taste "good", iron chains are "like chocolate cake", prison-robot fingers are "just as tasty" as ladyfingers and polymeric fibers "taste like taffy". Certain space-jewels, however, while edible are not as favorable to the Bismollian palate and are an "acquired" delicacy. They can consume an unlimited amount of matter in any form - solid, liquid or gas.

[@Berotej]

In a german amusement park ( Hansa Park) there Is a roalercoaster called Die Schlange von Midgard ( the snake of midgard ). but they are portraying it more as a sea monster .

[@paulol7224]

Seeor sea?

[@Berotej]

Albert Einstein Sorry dude,mixed up german and english grammar :)

[@tayo5681]

It is a sea serpent in the real mythology Thor went on a boat to try to kill it. you see back then they thought the world was flat so it was just wrapped around the sea

[@MatheusYami]

The best part of this video is the Marvel Ultimate Alliance reference xD

[@AtomicSharkCola01]

Yggdrasil, The World Tree And With Nine Realms: Asgard: Realm Of The Gods Jotunheim: Realm Of The Giant's Vanaheim: Realm Of The Vaiseir's Muspilheim: Realm Of Fire Giants Alfheim: Realm Of The Light Elves Svartlheim: Realm Of The Dark Elves Nidavallir: Realm Of The Dwarves Helheim: Realm Of The Dead Midgard: Realm Of Mortals Is That About Right?

[@tgovani]

6:30 I love that game

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Tejus Govani It's one of my all-time favorites!

[@thefurrybastard1964]

I found it far better than the second one.

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Without question! I loved all the characters you could be and interact with, and all the places from the comics you go, and the really epic story. Plus all the side quests that I missed the first time that made me want to go back and play it again. I've probably played this game more than most games I've played. Though, Star Wars Republic Commando is probably my #1 all time most played game.

[@EchoesonMars]

***** I wish they would re release it with better graphics

[@Amacreatuer]

Scott has a weird way describing Thanksgiving

[@ShinobiSora]

I'd want a realm of kitties. With the Bifrost just in the sky, like you can see it. Maybe other soft, fluffy animals too. And candy and pastries. Yum!

[@somemysteriousguy7114]

who here have read any book from the Magnus Chase and the gods of Asgard series?

[@boxofawkwardness]

somemysteriousguy omg yesh!!!! Rick Riordans Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard are the whole reason I'm into Norse mythology at this point

[@Alex-wi1mx]

Dis guy

[@Funkymonkeybacon]

Third army comics are awesome. It is a comic series that goes over four different lantern corps series. Also, Kyle Rayner turns into a white lantern in New guardians third army #16, and he looks FREAKIN' AWESOME!!!!

[@ironhide2997]

My world would be baconhiem Where bacon flows from water falls

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Iron Hide I want to live there right now.

[@snazzynugget7494]

Isn't that just a bacon factiry

[@JakeyMeisty]

Snazzy Nugget *factory

[@deadbeatstv8457]

In Norse Mythology, Loki gave birth to an eight-legged horse who can travel through dimensions I think... *sings to the tune of the Spider-Man theme* Spider-Horse, Spider-Horse, Son of Loki and travels through dimensions.

[@RedRaikou]

One time in actual Norse mythology, Loki tied one end of a rope to the head of a goat and the other end to his testicles and then played tug of war, after A LOT of screaming from both Loki and the goat, Loki fainted and lost

[@raytv369]

technically each realm is a different plane of existence or universe so yggdrasil is actually the multiverse and each universe in it could be visited with the asgardian rainbow bridge or stargate. odin only conquered nine realms or universes before changing his plans. when thor and loki travel to earth realm we see them sliding down yggdrasil or going from one universe to the next. technically the dceu would also exist in the multiverse as does the sony universe. so the multiverse was introduced in the thor movies although the ancient asgardians had different terminology for it.

[@kirchhoff42]

I always find it funny to hear about Thor's comic universe since I have never really read any of them. It is in a pretty stark contrast to the original myths. I am just curious: How many children do Loki have in the comics? In the mythology he is father to Fenrir, Jormundgand and Hel (the goddess of death) and mother to Sleipner, Odin's 8 legged horse.

[@theminecraftcookiegirl3174]

If I had a world it would be called Magiasueños which means Magic Dreams and all the fairy tail creatures would live there like trolls, fairy's, Mermaids, Cyclopes, and Witches!

[@Lol8922]

Hail, mortal! I be Thor, the God of Thunder! Valhalla is a swell place!

[@thefurrybastard1964]

I'm ......... BATMAN!

[@Lol8922]

Vincent McGrath Greetings mortal-bat!

[@thefurrybastard1964]

Thor Odinson...........*Vanishes into the shadows when Thor turns his head*

[@Lol8922]

Vincent McGrath I can still see you.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

Thor Odinson*Pops a Bat Anti God stealth Pill and sneaks off*

[@AR-mq2sd]

How do they get to Valhalla since valkeries no longer exist (pretty much) after the great war?

[@CakemanBIO]

I don't know about the comics, but in Norse mythology Valhalla is not a separate realm/world, it is like some kind of fortress or castle in Asgard. When asgardians die they go to Hel. For example Baldr, Thor's brother, dies and goes go Hel. It is the einherjar that gets taken to Valhalla. The einherjar are humans who have died in battle.

[@NikolajLepka]

Technically, from a Norse Mythological standpoint, Valhalla is the place you (even humans) go when you die an honourable death in battle. If you die outside of battle, you're just sent to Hel, honour or otherwise.

[@philv2529]

Loki's other two children are the Fenris Wolf which grew to enormous size and swallowed the moon, and Hela a woman who's side of her body is a corpse and rules Hel the way Satan does Hell.

[@AJZulu]

No.....I'd say she rules Hel like Hades does his realm of the dead.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

AJZulu That would be the more accurate way of looking at it.

[@AJZulu]

Vincent McGrath Thank you.

[@rosaice3274]

Why do people call her Hela, her name is just Hel and thus the place she rules is also called Hel just like Hades the god and Hades the place. also there is no mention of her being half corpse (although if it is in the Marvel universe, well I don't know that much about it ^^ )

[@philv2529]

Rosa Ice In marvel the top half of her face is corpse so she keeps it hidden under a mask. In the myths its the side of her face much like two-face.

[@sharkyjamjams8575]

In regards to Hel and Valhalla (in the myth senses not the comics), I was taught that Norse people (who were very battle centric) who died honorably (in battle) went to Valhalla while everyone else went to Hel. Also Loki was horse raped and gave birth to Odin's spider-horse. Look it up!

[@Treeslawood]

I think one of my favorite views of Ragnarok that I've read was by the artist humon that it wasn't good vs evil but rather nature/chaos/feminine vs culture/order/masculine and that Ragnarok was like symbolizing that culture would end and nature would take over.

[@djgamer5546]

Well, going by a video game, I think it was Tales of Symphonia (one of the Tales Series, I believe it was pronounced something like Yewg-drah-sil. Maybe it's just become my baseline pronunciation but I'm pretty sure I've heard it called that in the Thor movies as well.

[@TheMimiSard]

On Loki's children, having read a bit of the non-Marvel Norse tales, he sounds like he's actually a good parent, despite how monsterous his children may be. His sex life can be a bit weird though, if one takes into account how he had Sleipnir.

[@DanceSeek]

+Mimi Sardinia To be expected, being that he's a trickster, a shapechanger, and a renegade Jotun.

[@yokeimon]

But, but what about Angela? You can't forget the Tenth Realm, Heven!

[@mankdee3667]

I would like to visit Asgard as that should be the place where all the knowledge is kept about all the nine realms, history, creation of everything regarding this saga in Marvel. So yeah defo top of my list lol 🤘😎

[@traviscordeau9109]

I could do with a little visit to Jotunheim to go crush some Frost Giant skulls in.

[@KingArachnus]

Loki is also the mother of a six legged horse that Odin owns.

[@skeaneable]

+King Arachnus Eight legs actually

[@skeaneable]

+King Arachnus Eight legs actually

[@skeaneable]

+King Arachnus Eight legs actually

[@joshuaosei5628]

+skeaneable If only that comment glitched to be there 8 times...

[@fabienlehenaff2742]

King Arachnus Eight legs actually

[@VOLKHVORONOVICH]

Marvel’s take on Norse mythology has always been a bit skewed. Allfather Odin had one eye. For the longest time, Marvel’s Odin had two. Thor was red-haired and heavily bearded. Marvel’s Thor was clean-shaven and blond. Nidaveller was actually never one of the Nine Worlds. The Dark Elves of Svartalfheimr were dwarves-this, according to Snorri’s Edda. So the Nine Worlds were actually [1] Asgardr. [2] Vanaheimr. [3] Lyoss-Alfaheimr. These were the three “heavenly” worlds. [4] Svart-Alfaheimr. [5] Midgardr. [6] Jotunheimr. These were the three “earthly” worlds. [7] Niflheimr. [8] Hel. [9] Muspellsheimr. These are the three “hellish” worlds. By the way, you got the pronunciation of Jormungandr completely right.

[@Jayyyyyyy_____]

magnus chase got me most of this

[@magneto9210]

Lol Percy Jackson taught me a lot of my Greek mythology knowledge.

[@yvetteberner815]

My realm would be called Stiarnaheim, Home of Stars. A barren planet bombarded with the dust of an exploding star, the surface now shimmers beautifully. The stardust fused with early organisms, and over millennia the creatures evolved to become the Stiarnans. Their bodies are light and whispy, floating about like ghosts. Their skin shines due to the stardust, glowing in the dark nights. In all, a world where everything is very, very shiny.

[@demon007mdc]

marvel is not trying to retell norse mythology, they are trying to make a market, profit, to be exact.

[@aquawoelfly]

so scott your sister is excited about having Hel the guardian of Hel as a daughter in law, as well as a 8 legged horse sleipnir, a giant serpent jormungand, and a wolf named fenrir as sons in law? shes excited to eternally care for her husband by preventing poison from entering his mouth else an earthquake will happen from here until ragnarock? she should go seek help

[@Stormandfire]

Your total count for places/people mispronounced would depend on whether you were going by the accepted English pronunciation, five (Svartalfheim, Vanir, Yggdrasil, Nidavellir and the Bifrost) or also included weird emphasis, in which case it's seven (Muspelheim and Niflheim). Surprisingly you got Jormungand(r) right. The r is kind of optional depending on which language you base it on. There's four to choose from. Ah, Norse Mythology, almost as confusing as comics continuity.

[@TheStoned81]

Matter-Eater Lad (not sure if hyphenated), and in a homage to Hal Jordan last week ... Roses are Red, Violets are blue, Rhyming is hard, Zebra .... Oh and Nidavellir is the place to be, you get URU and inventing genius to make anything you want (how they haven't conquered the Norse gods is beyond me). The only problem with Nidavellir is pesky flies biting you while you work (do you see what I did there ....)

[@MasterSpud]

CORRECTION: Hel is the home for the Dishonoured Dead, not Niffleheim.

[@thearnoriansapphire6705]

Arkalfheim. The home of technologically developed half-elves and griffins

[@DarthAlphaTheGreat]

The underworld of the Norse Myths is very similar to that of the Greek Myths. All the dead (except Heracles) goes to the land of Hades, where the "wicked" (those who pissed off the gods) got to Tartarus, and the good and virtuous goes to Elysium. The heaven is only for the gods, or specially invited mortals, who usually only stay a while then kicked out. The exception, as always, is Heracles, where at his death, the myth says his soul split into two, the mortal half went to...Tartarus, while the divine half went to Olympus (heaven) with the gods, and married the maid (I forgot her name) there I think.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

Yep, read that myth myself. There is also a version where his 'mortal half' was merely his mortal body. When he died, he became a full God. But then, ancient myths usually have a few differing versions.

[@rosaice3274]

I haven't read Greek myths myself but in my understanding they are a bit different. For Valhalla is actually in Asgard (the realm of the gods where Valhalla is the palace of Odin) and the Souls of those who did great things and/or died honorbly in battle go there(and have fun battling outside it until Ragnarok) while people who didn't, went to Hel.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

Rosa Ice They have differences but a lot of similarities too. I suspect that they both stem from the same root source, probably long before recorded history too.

[@Skjalden]

Actually nobody goes to Niflheim that is a realm by itself, they go to Helheim. There are no dark elves in Norse mythology, no where in the sagas does it mention dark elves and if so please correct me to where it says that. The dwarves lives in Svartalfheim sometimes also called Nidavellir, but it is one and the same realm. If you or anyone who reads this are interested in Norse mythology then you are welcome to check out my videos on this topic. My videos is based on text that is directly translated from the Eddas, which is the basic of ALL Norse mythology.

[@TheRockroll2]

Where can you find a picture of the good/evil alignment chart?

[@Slaggathor12]

I want a realm of puppies. Because I love puppies.

[@gubjornkristinsson9565]

hi man i'm from iceland and i can tell you that svart means black or dark, alf is a weird englishy version of álfur which means elf and heim is a englishy version of heimur or world

[@TheRealMagicBananaz]

I have one question. Is all of the milky way with Nova Core and Kree and all that jazz still considered part of Midgard? Or is only Earth considered Midgard? And if so, then does each planet have its own realm with its own life tree?

[@aoifec4984]

* questions everything* dude.....

[@AbandonedVoid]

omg Scott knows about the Marvel Ultimate Alliance games. Is he eagerly awaiting a new X-Men Legends, too??

[@Gymnomuraena]

How can you not have more subs?!

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Andreas Nilsson I DON'T KNOW! Haha.

[@thefurrybastard1964]

***** Try forming your own naval service?

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Vincent McGrath That'd probably do it.

[@gyrosphere376]

I would have a world called drekiheim or dragon world. Which inhabits dragons as it's dwellers. There would be multiple types of dragons, serpent dragons, normal dragons, dragons with no wings, and even extremely 2 leg standing dragons.

[@DetournementArc]

So like, what is the inter-relationship between this set of worlds and different sets of themed planets/dimensions? Can you just freely travel from Mephisto's Hell or the Cree homeworld to one of the Nine Realms and vice versa, or is Earth the only intersect point?

[@idontuploadanym0re]

I would want to visit either Alfheim or Vanaheim

[@batmanwhoisthedarkknightju3286]

I have a question. what makes you worthy to hold Thor's hammer? i don't understand. it can't be attitude, personality, or even species because beta-ray bill could hold it. how heavy is it once you get past the enchantment? why can the hellicarrier hold it but not the hulk? PLEASE TELL ME!!!!!

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Great questions! Without the enchantment it's something like 42.3 pounds. And I've often thought about why the hellicarrier can hold it without it plummeting to the ground. My guess is that it just acts like a 42 pound hammer when no one is attempting to pick it up. Thor can put it on a table and the table won't crumble because the hammer isn't more heavy when he's not holding it. It's still just 42 pounds. He can rest the hammer on Loki's chest to pin him down, and Loki isn't being crushed to death. The enchantment just means that you can only pick it up if you are worthy. I haven't done a lot of comic book research into finding out what exactly "worthy" means, but when Hulk tried to pick it up in the Avengers, he definitely wasn't going to use it for a worthy cause. He just wanted to smash things for the sake of smashing things. Thor, on the other hand, was using it to protect those on the hellicarrier from Hulk's rage. A worthy cause. "Worthy" might be subjective, and Thor has had the ability to let others wield the hammer if, in his eyes, they are worthy. Superman was able to lift it with it to save the fate of two universes, but after that he could no longer hold it. So to be honest, I don't know. But maybe this could be an episode all to itself. Deconstructing what it takes to be "worthy" of wielding Mjolnir!

[@batmanwhoisthedarkknightju3286]

well, thanks anyway.

[@NerdSyncProductions]

I hope the hellicarrier thing made sense!

[@batmanwhoisthedarkknightju3286]

yep. no problem.

[@TheRedNaxelaYouTube]

The helicarier does not hold the hammer, it merely posses it with it, the helicarier does not PICK UP the hammer does it, because it is not a living thing with a continence.

[@raggarharry9765]

Why cant I find your song on iTunes? It was beautiful!

[@NerdSyncProductions]

raggarharry It got too popular and iTunes had to take it down for fear I'd crash their system.

[@thelegendofsupernerdsupers9475]

Please do a video on armless tigerman

[@ramirogalletti]

so -"valhala" ( were the lawfull warriors go) -nifflehiem (were the chaotic and/or evil, go) -hel(everione else)?

[@anmolt3840051]

Loki also is the father to a wolf (Fenrir) and mother (LOL) to an eight-legged horse (Sleipnir)

[@deathknight75]

+Anmol Biswas And that horse is Odin's horse.

[@poseidonfury]

Wait Rayquaza is Loki's child.

[@Patward9875]

I'm upset he didn't talk about loki's other kids, Hel and Fenris.

[@TheBlackKnight1o1]

8:52 Ok I know the trivia challenge has been over for a while. But Imma say Matter Eating Man. Idk where he comes from but I know he can eat anything.

[@TheBlackKnight1o1]

Matter Eater Lad.

[@derpdog3107]

So they're in different dimensions in the comic version, okay. Does that mean each realm has its own universe attached to it like "Midgard" is part of a galaxy, galactic cluster, greater universe in general, and none of the other realms are accessible by travel through our universe? In the movies are the nine realms simply 9 different planets in our galaxy? Or nine different planets spread throughout several galaxies, or even different galactic clusters? I imagine Svartalfheim would be located in one of the farthest galaxies, i.e. the first that ever formed, or a place where dark matter was far more prevalent in the universe. Or are the movie realms again in different dimensions?

[@dethtrain]

I'm curious about that too. the movies make it look like Stargate

[@derpdog3107]

dethtrain IKR? It makes me wonder if the MCU Asgard homeworld is in another galactic cluster like the SG Asgard's was.

[@Jackster4589]

Loki also has a dog for a kid :)

[@rosestar1324]

Can you do a video on Loki??

[@bellamychae]

I barely know spanish. I can pronounce all of those words perfectly.

[@MyIpadMail]

my world would be called: vullheim, and to sort od understand this world, you need to understand who 'owns' it. i have created like an enire storyline ( i have no life pls help). vullheim, is part if the nine realms, it once was the home for everything that lived before the nine realms were created. it works like our universe, it keeps getting bigger and bigger, but after like like 12 million years ( i guess?) Borr, the father of Odin, discovered that Vullheim now keeps getting shorter and shorter, eventually it will stop existing. It gets shorter because it had become SO BIG, that it would just collapse in itself, so it stopped growing and became smaller, but it can't stop becoming smaller, it keeps becoming smaller, and smaller and smaller... Borr told everyone else and they tried to figure out how to stop it, but they couldn't, so they just created the nine realms and they all lived each on another realm. But what they didn't know, is that Vullheim has been reborn ( just like everything in Ragnarok) and know its bigger than ever, and it will not collapse, for now, because eventually it will become too big again, and become smaller again, and stop existing,BUT, everytime it reborns, it can become MUCH bigger, and the lifespan of Vullheim will increase, each time, with 142 Million years. but noone, but one 'person' knows it exists (again) and that person is called: myrkur, myrkur roughly translates to Darkness. Vullheim has sort of become a pocket dimension if his, even though it was originally owned by Borr, and even though its bigger than our Universe cant defeat is Ragnarok, but he can Delay it.. myrkur will eventually come for the nine realms, he can almost defeat anyone, the only thing he cant defeat is Ragnarok, but he can delay it. Nobody really knows what Myrkur is, some say he is the inbodyment of Darkness, others say he just, existed, before everything. but nobody really knows who or what he is. he does eventuslly find some of borrs ( and the other gods' stuff). and uses it to trick people, he is sort of like loki, he doesnt really fight, but when he does... he destroys everything and everyone... As i said, i don't have a life and damn, my imagination... help me.

[@fourjojo6845]

Emre Kaya r/woosh

[@spacewarsfight281]

I would read that

[@Badguy10472]

Plz update with the 10th relam Heven

[@fanofstuff1607]

I’m pretty sure you left out niflehiem the land of the ice giants. I believe that is the name. It is usually said that the ice giants are at war with the fire giants. I won’t spoil what may or may not be in ragnarock as I can’t since I haven’t seen it and others might not of but anyway hope u enjoyed this trivia based off my limited knowledge.

[@dylanunderwood2899]

You forgot the 10th of relim of Angels sealed off by the high father

[@godsonnr2]

I now there is a differen between Nordic myth and marvel but any ways here is a list of some of lokis children: Fenriswolf Hel (She is the leader of Niflheim) And the worm you was talking about i guess the name in english is Jörmungandr.... In fact they 3 are all brothers and sisters. Then there is also with another ''women'' (not a women of human either (danish names): Vale and Narfe And last there is Odin horse... Loki is not only the parent to Odins horse, but also the mother.....

[@kambor1578]

not sure about the marvel universe, but in norse mythology (where loki, thor and the like are inspired from) Loki is the mother of his adopted father's eight-legged horse