Creatures and Monsters from Norse Mythology and Scandinavian Folklore | Part 2

[@humbelduff2916]

I have loved Norse mythology for years, and I still learned about some new creautures from this video, THANKS!

[@wildmythology8558]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ezrafaulk3076]

​@@wildmythology8558in the *original* myths, the Valkyrie didn't ride horses, they rode *wolves* ; just thought I'd let you know.

[@AmathystDragons]

Cool! ​@@ezrafaulk3076

[@Dems_nail_art]

Odin Thor & Freyr. Fairly I enjoy all the Mythology creatures small & enormous, men, women, children and animals… everything. And I truly enjoy your channel. Thank you very much.

[@AnnaBridgland]

"Nøkken" means "the nøkk" in Norwegian so if you say "the nøkken" it would mean "The the nøkk" 😄 It's nice to see him mentioned here though, as he's quite popular in folklore but often not well known!

[@Templarofsteel88]

Näcken here in Sweden.

[@agustingargallo7560]

Your shows are good mythology for me❤

[@wildmythology8558]

Thanks!

[@ginahammon9922]

That's the book I use for the Norse Mythology class that I teach. It's a great book!

[@wolfspirit220]

Odin, Freyr and Thor are the three gods that judged the treasures. Thank you for your awesome videos :)

[@wildmythology8558]

That's correct!

[@HandmadeMore]

Loki, Mamir and Nanni are the 3 treasure gods. This was a great video and I look forward to vowing many more! Thank you. I need that book for my ever growing library on Norse Mythology and Heathenry! I am a very proud Old Crone

[@alicerivierre]

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[@wildmythology8558]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@michaelpresley1337]

Cool video. Video suggestion if your interested.. A video on either slavic gods or Lithuanian gods.

[@wildmythology8558]

Thanks! We'll put them on the list!

[@BenClubbs]

I love this history

[@PapaTaurean]

I think it was Odin, Thor, and Freyr. That's where they got all sweet Dwarven made swag.

[@susankemp5218]

I would love to get this book I love your videos I look forward to seeing more videos

[@angelameyer2550]

That would be Odin, Thor and Freyr, interesting choice of judges, considering that Odin got his spear and bracelet, Freyr his ship and Thor got Mjolnor out of that contest, which would not have happened without Loki. So all mighty Thor wouldn’t have ever had his hammer if not for Loki’s trickery!

[@wildmythology8558]

That's correct!

[@CaucAsianSasquatch]

I'm excited,

[@wildmythology8558]

Thanks!

[@js1423]

Good to see the part 2-videos starting to come!

[@wildmythology8558]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@timothygreensweight1676]

Great video as always informative

[@wildmythology8558]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lauratukey3584]

Yay super excited to see this had a pretty two hoping for a part three

[@wildmythology8558]

There will be a part 3!

[@lokisinsouciance9321]

Frey, Odin, and Thor 💚

[@wildmythology8558]

Yay! Correct

[@jamth118]

Great video my friend love the mythology videos keep up the good work

[@marymcbay4226]

The 3 gods were Odin, Thor & Freya. I really enjoyed your video & have subscribed to you're channel. Very interesting and refreshing video. I'll definitely be looking out for more!

[@wildmythology8558]

That's correct! Thanks glad you enjoyed

[@dexscottxboxlive]

At no point in the sagas, stories or myths are the Jötunn actually said to be 'Giant' in appearance. This is nothing more than a translation. Reading and comparing the Eddas etc, it's more likely the Jötunn were the same as the gods. The word 'God' itself is a translation of one of Óðinns many names used by more modern religion, therefore, it's highly likely the Jötunn, the Aesir and the Vanier (which may just be another word for the Aesir the poet's used for rhyming purposes) are all just different 'Clans' of the same species; especially when their ancestors all link back to the same Jötunns.

[@matthewgordon3281]

Odin, Thor and Freyr were the judges of the dwarf contest, I think. Love the norse myths, Loki is my favorite. Tricksters, man

[@wildmythology8558]

That's correct! Loki is awesome!

[@wildmythology8558]

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[@matthewgordon3281]

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[@claystephenson9742]

The Aesir are the judges cuz it’s Odin ,Freyr and Thor judge the gifts between the dwarfs

[@wildmythology8558]

Yep that's right!

[@rjmckenzie4706]

The answer to the question is Odin, Thor and freyer. Also the Valkyries remind me of angels due to similar jobs

[@wildmythology8558]

Correct! True haha

[@vesalaaksonen5500]

Odin, Thor and Freyja

[@wildmythology8558]

Correct!

[@callmepopyallfather2473]

Odin, Thor and Freyr judged the treasures after Loki returned with them.

[@wildmythology8558]

Correct!!

[@larsrons7937]

Frej, Odin and Thor were the three gods, as described in to Skaldskaparmål.

[@wildmythology8558]

That's right!

[@blaircolquhoun7780]

Odin, Thor, and Loki.

[@wildmythology8558]

Odin and Thor are correct! But not Loki

[@blaircolquhoun7780]

@@wildmythology8558 Thank you. I'm not familiar with Norse mythology.

[@Megafreakx3]

There is a puzzle in God of War (4) that features Skoll and Hati (alone with Mimir telling the story of the two). I have no idea if they will appear for the game or not, but it is something I want to share regardless

[@wildmythology8558]

That's cool!

[@darkkmoon71]

Like these videos

[@blazingyveltal2326]

Odin, Thor, and Freyr are the gods that judged the 3 treasures

[@IronDragon-2143]

Hey Buddy Love the video but a minor mistake you made is #1 Jotunn is singular Jotnar is plural

[@deepankarnakarmi8215]

nice one make for african myth

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We already have one up! Check it out!

[@humbelduff2916]

The three gods who judged the treachures of the dwarves, were Odin, Thor and Frey.

[@wildmythology8558]

Correct!

[@paranormalparatrooper.7413]

Are you uploading any more videos?

[@yurimaxwell47]

The 3 Norse gods that judged the 3 treasures are: Odin, Freyr and Thor.

[@wildmythology8558]

Correct!

[@Chercheure_Indépendante]

Valkyries were actually part of the Huldufólk. I'm mentioning that because another channel that I won't mention here stipulates that Huldufólk were only male and because your knowledge of the Norse Mythology is substantial. 13:15 Interesting, I see it is where the Christians took the guardian angels from.

[@romainekapel3138]

Can you do indonesian mythology? Just a question. Like norse mythology. Thanks to do another one

[@iTechProductionsmh1]

He didn't mention the Elves ?

[@darkkmoon71]

Would like to see videos on Freya husband and daughters

[@moonglorias5]

I love these I'm actually a great descendant of King Harold Fare Hair, a descendant of Siegfried Snake In The Eye, the son of Ragnar

[@wildmythology8558]

Awesome!

[@yurimaxwell47]

So Vöror are Norse fairy godmothers

[@wildmythology8558]

Indeed

[@Jairo21912]

What about the Aztec mythology you know is have many gods and Creatures similar of this 🙂

[@thehellenicneopagan]

Don't really know much about the Norse, so this entry is most useful! 💯 Thanks so much.

[@wildmythology8558]

Glad to hear it!

[@KeatonWarner1]

👍

[@vicepopeyeschicken6229]

Poor goats with such long name and meat wise

[@wildmythology8558]

Lol yes the names are difficult haha

[@lauratukey3584]

Frey Thor and odin judged

[@wildmythology8558]

Correct!!!

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

Have you considered doing a sort of "God of the week" type episode where you go into great details in a specific God? Like it would be cool if you could explain the contexts of each God and what they meant for the people who believed in them at the time. Otherwise they remain these tertiary characters that are kinda just cool to look at. Like if you could take one every once and a while and sort of break down their historical, context and their over arching symbolism I think that would be quite interesting. Granted prob a lot more work. People lose the meaning behind all these stories and the lessons these gods are supposed to provide. Granted they're left behind because new religions created better stories but still it would be interesting to see, like if a God was the harbinger of pestilence you could go over perhaps what they would do in times of plague and how they viewed the god malevolently or benevolently. etc. Just an idea :) I use your videos for ideas on trying to create my own literary myths for my book 😋

[@thehellenicneopagan]

Answer; Odin, Thor & Freyja.

[@wildmythology8558]

Yes!!