Yggdrasil & The 9 Worlds | Norse Mythology Ep.4

Yggdrasil & The 9 Worlds | Norse Mythology Ep.4
Featuring:
- Yggdrasil, the world tree.
- Muspelheim, realm of elemental fire.
- Niflheim, realm of elemental frost.
- Midgard, realm of mortals.
- Jotunheim, realm of the Jotnar (Frost giants).
- Alfheim, realm of the light elves.
- Nidavellir, realm of the dwarves / Svartalfheim, realm of the dark elves.
- Vanaheim, realm of the Vanir, masters of Seidr Magic.
- Helheim, the underworld realm of Hel.
- Asgard, realm of the Asgardians, lords of the universe.

[@user-co4xl7wx3q]

This is one of the best videos on the Nine Worlds. The only thing was the background "music"was unnerving and unsettling, just climbing and climbing notes and freaking me out 😳 ✌️

[@henrikgustafsson6385]

The narrator voice, subtle eerie music made me almost feel the despair of a lost wanderer through an infinite world/universe, where the laws of physics make no sense anymore, and the reality twists around mighty beings wicked imagination.

[@mozums11]

8. Helheim, woked up felted dead - "earthly sorrows dissipate, sleeper shall feel seperated from the woes"? Beging for Asgard.

[@robbabcock_]

Great episode! And epic for sure. 🏹⚔

[@danrama933]

🦉🦉so abuot. .you guyz

[@Lupinemancer87]

It's not really that the Jotnar were shapeshifters, but at least you got the part about them not being giants right. The Jotnar were a tribe or divine beings, like the Aesir and Vanir, and most of them looked no different from mortal men, however, some could have other forms and even sizes, like how Fenris looks like a wolf and is also gigantic. In reality, they were gods of chaos, standing in opposition to the order of the Aesir/Vanir. Their name means "consumer" or "devourer" and that is what they were, chaotic forces of nature who threatened to consume everything around them.

[@Cobra-gl7or]

Giant trees existed before the flood of noah according to the bible. Tnx

[@KKMM-7200]

Lovecraftian mythology please**

[@shikigranbell7608]

G.O.W fans and miss kobayashi dragon maid fans be like:"HEY I'VE SEEN THIS 1 BEFORE"

[@Izzystrickery29]

Its sad that those type of people and MCU Thor Fans, know about Norse mythology. Rather than know it by the Prose/Poetic Edda.

[@shikigranbell7608]

@@Izzystrickery29 ummm actually its not sad at all since its based on the paganistic viking religion.

[@shikigranbell7608]

@@Izzystrickery29 ummm actually its not sad at all since its based on the paganistic viking religion.

[@Izzystrickery29]

@@shikigranbell7608 Sad u had to figure that out after watching a blonde dude with spandex get told by a hammer that he had to be worthy.

[@linkpuppyandzeldakitty]

@isaiahvarela305 if it makes you feel better I look into mythology separate from anime as well, I'd see it more as we get exposed to the mythology and it's then up to us to hear the proper(nit like most of us look into Japan's culture where anime comes from)