Why Ragnarok Doesn't Matter

"Maybe some stories are so good... so powerful... so wanted... that the universe believes them. So good they're magic. So good they come alive." -Loki

Ragnarok is perhaps one of the most powerful and cataclysmic events in all of recorded myth or history! A battle spanning all nine realms of the cosmos, destined to take the universe down with it! Gods are born. Gods die. Loki, Thor, Asgard, and even the All-Father himself face immeasurable peril as everything comes to an end in one final battle! .........Let's talk about why it's not such a big deal.

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[TheImaginaryAxis]

Just for the record, there are many interpretations of the Norse myths and Ragnarok in particular. Due to a lack of historic preservation and later influences by Christianity, it is largely unclear how much of what we know was present in the original story. Some scholars will tell you one thing, while others will tell you something entirely different. This video explores one possible interpretation with its primary sources being the works and studies of Mircea Eliade and Rudolf Simek. This is also the interpretation that Marvel Comics adheres to.

[OverlordMMM]

You missed a golden opportunity to restart the video at the end of it.

[concept]

"Ragnarok doesn't matter"
Me: Ok Owlman calm down.

[thebebop]

Stopping Ragnarok may be important to odin because Odin may see his current self and the rest of the gods as unique and different to their previous incarnations.

[Jaytwos]

Oh, I forgot you existed. But now I’m happy to watch a video from you

[General_Kenobi]

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[GenusOfficial]

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[FlyingAlfredoSaucer]

To be honest I am afraid of death.


But, the idea of immortality is much more terrifying to me. Mainly because I don't trust humanity's future.

[bfnmo]

The anticipation of the end is worse than the end itself.

[Deception]

Tyler, "I know I'm going to die someday, and you don't see me constantly worrying about it."
Me, *heavily breathing into a paper bag*

[azozazoz]

I still like the idea of Loki being father of Hela, Hela being Loki's sibling is silly.

And yes, i'm aware that it also nothing like in Norse Mythology where Loki is blood brother to Odin.

[sketch]

Man I've been listening to your videos all day. One after another and I've never disagreed with most of the things that you said. It's really refreshing. Never stop doing this

[problem]

*Angry fanboy rant before even seeing the video*

[dhilonstephan]

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[samsieckert]

Oh, this is so great! I found this channel not too long ago and watched every video available, but then I saw that new things weren't coming out. I was really scared you were done or just didn't upload them very often at all. I am sorry to know that somethings been going on, assuming it was unpleasant, to my favorite comic genius. Keep up the good work and know you are appreciated.

[masterofmythology]

Odin's view might be similar to the regenerations of The Doctor. The 10th in particular saw regeneration as death of the current him, and wanted to prevent that change for as long as he could. In the end, he/she's still The Doctor, but as a different version each regeneration.

[occasionalart]

In norse mythology, it was the end of the world, as we know it at least. It was said that the world tree, Yggdrasill would not completly burn down, and that two humans were holding on to one of it's branches, to wait until the fire stopped and baldir rose from the dead to rule humanity.

[williambalow]

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[dmkrdb]

Technically, in the original Ragnarök Loki, Thor, Odín, Heimdall and some other important gods will all die... But, there will be some of them that will survive, creating a new panteon with the remaning gods... also the human population will be restaured by two surviving humans that were hiding in the woods of iggdragsil... and a new land will be given to them...The point is that it is a new universe, but is just a part of what it was... all the other races (elves, dwarfs, dark elves, etc.) are completelly extinct... their worlds were burned to ashes and the only thing that will mostly come back will be midgard (and also the land of the deaths... but just bigger...) Thor won´t come back, Odin also won´t come back and all the death gods, humans, dwarfs, monsters (fenrir, the serpent of mingard, Surt, etc.) are all death ad will be death... The reincarnition of these gods are something that is never mentioned in the original mythology... (maybe is part of marvel´s norse mythology, but not from the original norse mythology... Examples of that? Mjolnir is made of iron, not Uru, actually Uru doesn´t exist in the original mythology... And talking about Mjolnir... Everyone can lift it, if you are strong enough... the "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." is complete bullshit in the original mythology... )

Now, lets talk about the marvel mythology... Of being trapped in an endless cruzade were you will die and be born again and again until eternity... that is just a nightmare... See your world, friends, family die in a endless circle, where you will do exacly the same, fighting the same opponent, losing in the same way... is a sick joke... Maybe Odin don´t wants to prevent the ragnarok, maybe he just want to be free of that circle of non-sense... Or maybe he wants to die for eternity... Just think about it, living the exact same lifem endind in the same way... it is pretty sacry, huh?

[kuro]

I always love your videos they make me smile how much thought you put into them ( compliment )