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@PaintMyMind

6w↑7

Timestamp and keynote
00:00 Hawaiian mythology
00:52 Greek mythology
01: 52 Norse mythology
05:52 Egyptian mythology
06:05Chinese mythology
07:22 Japanese mythology
08:33 Celtic mythology
09:06 Aztec mythology
10:37 Inca mythology

@swaythegod5812

5w↑2

@@TheEvaluat0rmy only criticism is you barely said anything about Celtic mythology or there gods

Also king Arthur was based
on Welsh Celtic mythology

In Ireland and Scotland there's
cú chulainn and Scáthach

as well as the red branch knights

The Fomorians and
Tuatha Dé Danann

So much much more
Never gets the Recognition

Also like Greek gods Túath Dé are not defined by singular qualities, but are more of the nature of well-rounded humans

@Creterampage

6w↑11

Decent job overall but there are inaccuracies:
1. Athena is the goddess of wisdom and war, not love. That would be Aphrodite.

2. The Journey to the West is not Chinese Mythology. It is a mix of Chinese Buddhist and Taoist Mythologies with a Buddhist bias. The novel only became associated with Chinese Mythology because of how popular it is.

3. The Jotnar are not exactly giants. That misconception comes from a very bad translation.

4. I saw this coming, no offense, but the names for the Aztec gods are all pronounced wrong.

5. You forgot the Kupua and Amakuas. You also forgot Maui, the main hero of Polynesian cultures, who in one version fished the Hawaiian islands out of the sea.

All comments from YouTube:

@gabrielg2395

8w↑996

Athena is the goddess of war & strategy, not of love.

@ianalbright5592

8w↑103

Yeah, Aphrodite is the god of Love,

@justausernamedastro

8w↑14

@@ianalbright5592i believe aphrodite is the god of beauty not love

@jaredteston3369

8w↑40

@@justausernamedastroI believe your wrong pal

@justausernamedastro

8w↑12

@@jaredteston3369 "Who is Aphrodite? Aphrodite is the ancient Greek goddess of sexual love and beauty"

@taybewatchin

8w↑23

@@justausernamedastro So you're right AND wrong.

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@Chronoseer

8w↑456

Goddess of love would be aphrodite not athena. Athena was a maiden forever

@crimsonhunter7598

7w↑1

true

@ezrafriesner8370

6w↑5

Aphrodite was *a love god, not *the love god. Ancient pantheons didn’t have such clear cut roles, Athena, Hera, Aphrodite and Eros all had elements of love within their portfolios

@Chronoseer

im pretty sure athena did not have anything to do with love@@ezrafriesner8370

@genesismultiverse4896

6w↑2

Unless they mean love of books and strategy

@marvellady

Except in pjo then we wouldn’t have Annabeth

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@KittyTGQ

8w↑194

Athena is not the Goddess of love. That position is Aphrodite's. Athena is the goddess of wisdom.

@NH4NO-3

7w↑11

That is true, but also the goddess of battle strategy

@KittyTGQ

@@NH4NO-3 That's right!

@KittyTGQ

@@JuIianRock lmao

@Jay_BeWilld

Cupid is the god of love, Aphrodite is goddess of beauty

@fahimhasan22

6w↑2

As someone who read the Percy Jackson novels, I can conform this.

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@elvonsarza

7w↑179

Kratos getting ready his passports in order to visit the unvisited pantheons mentioned.

@user-dz9oy4sh9e

6w↑9

I can’t wait for him to bring freya to lake titicaca

@nathanielbables8652

6w↑2

Lol

@Auriorium

7w↑300

Sad that Slavic mythology is not explained.

@superlemur6206

7w↑19

Sadly but there is a lot of mythologies

@Auriorium

7w↑15

@@superlemur6206 I know, its just that ever since The Witcher people have a flawed understanding of the mythology since the books/games/series did a poor job at portraying them.

@superlemur6206

7w↑1

@@Auriorium yeah your right

@ssfashoo

Let’s hope he makes a vol.2

@superlemur6206

@@ssfashoo yeah

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@AeraLikesMythology_Gays

6w↑126

Gotta love all the inaccuracies 🥶🥶

@epickrimson72

4w↑11

Had to stop watching so my head isn't filled with blatantly wrong stuff

@AeraLikesMythology_Gays

@@epickrimson72 fr

@uvwxyz616

lmao

@shadycnetwork

3w↑2

@@epickrimson72people just love to cry, whine and complain.

@AeraLikesMythology_Gays

6d↑8

@@shadycnetwork …people love to slack off and not do research

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@connor735

6w↑46

ngl the celtic info was very scarce, could’ve learned more from 5 mins of google searching

@myNameIsNot-

5w↑1

Believe me, I spent much time on google and still couldn’t learn Celtic mythology

@namixless9732

4w↑3

lol good luck. theres little to no information on celtic mythology and this video showcases more than i was ever able to find online

@ckpalmeiras1318

3w↑6

@@namixless9732What are you talking about? It’s so easy to find out about Celtic mythology as one Celtic country - Ireland - is a sovereign independent state, so the mythology is part of their school system.

Cúchulainn (like a Celtic Hercules), Tír na nÓg (the other world the video mentioned but weirdly didn’t give its name), Tuath de Dánann (the otherworld people the Irish myths believe built Brú na Boinne), even something like a bean sí (anglicized in the US as a ‘banshee’) is internationally known.

Halloween is literally the Celtic mythological festival of Samhain (the Irish word for November - Halloween literally an anglicixaion of the Irish words Óiche Samhana meaning the November Night or basically the first night of winter in the Celtic calendar.

But there’s loads more that’s easy to find, the main Celtic god Lú, who was the Sun god, and gave the city of Lyon in France and the area of Ireland between Dublin and Belfast - Louth (An Lú) its name.

@bot-xe1dk

@@ckpalmeiras1318exactly I don't get why people find it so hard to find this stuff

@ducky6964

and there isnt one celtic mythology, wales and ireland's beliefs and gods are vastly separate, despite sharing Samhain and Noson Calan Gaeaf

@qnguyen3395

7w↑111

Your introduction to Chinese mythology is incomplete. You forgot to mention important mythological figures like Bangu (the one who created the world), Fuxi and Nuwa (the goddess who created humankind), the agricultural god and hero Shennong, the mythological first emperor Huangdi, the Three Pure Ones (the three highest Taoist deities along with Jade Emperor), and the Buddhist gods/boddisattvas including Guanyin (which is arguably the most worshipped Chinese deity) and Four Heaven Kings. Sun Wukong is a very iconic figure in Chinese culture, but he is not a part of Chinese pantheon.

@conho4898

6w↑2

he actually is. There are Daoist temples that worship him. but he's not that important within the pantheon that necessitates 50% of the description dedicated to him.

@icyskyz8108

6w↑5

@@conho4898 Sun WuKong isn’t as important as all of the other gods the original comment mentioned and yet the video spent a long time on a god only a few worshipped, which is the main problem here.

@heerath_singh

3w↑1

Huangdi is a title given to any emperor in china

@conho4898

3w↑1

@@heerath_singh Huangdi here is referring to the Yellow Emperor 黄帝, not emperor 皇帝.

@qnguyen3395

@@heerath_singh Huangdi (黃帝) is specifically Yellow Emperor, a mythological di (godly emperor) in Chinese folk religion. It is different from huangdi (皇帝), a term coined by Qin Shihuang to refer to the emperor of China.

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@RedRevolution1918

6w↑26

Athena turned Arachnae into a spider because she challenged her to a weaving contest. I forgot if she won or lost. But Athena isn't the goddess of love, that was Aphrodite, the Greek counterpart to Venus.

@camdenkeeton2411

8w↑64

You should make a list about famous conspiracy theories

@IanPodgorica1919

8w↑1

Yez

@URSG-ce5zr

8w↑1

I agree

@gorkaaustin5306

7w↑59

there are so many inaccuracies in this lmao

@nathanielbables8652

6w↑2

Name them?

@piecreep

6w↑6

@@nathanielbables8652 LOL he can't. It's really easy to judge someone, but I doubt he could do any better

@mirabletest

6w↑9

@@piecreep This is 100% content generated by chatgpt, no need to blindly defend the youtuber voice overing it

@Cupcakecat58

theres like only one

@danskrr

5w↑2

@@mirabletestprove it

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@hawtlava25

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Lot of things wrong with this video, but I can fix some issue I’ve noticed.

1) Athena is not the god of love, she is the god of wisdom, craft, and warfare. Aphrodite is the god of Love, beauty and fertility.

2) Alfheim (Álfheimr) is the home of the Elves; not just the Light else’s. Both Light Elves (Ljósálfar) and Dark Elves (Dökkálfar) live in Alfeim. Meaning that Nidavellir (Niðavellir) or Svartalfheim (Svartálfheimr) is not the realm of the Dark elves/Dwarves. Its the realm of the Dwarves.

@moonlight_starrynight

exactlyy

@mrtrollnator123

7w↑18

Rest in peace Akira Toriyama 🙏 😢

@ryanhood6421

5w↑11

You gave Celtic mythology a solid 33 seconds of attention

@AstralShadow88696

7w↑19

Athena ain’t the goddess of love

@PaintMyMind

6w↑7

@goldheartinc.1726

5w↑5

Could we get a version about different indigenous North American mythologies? I’d like to learn more about tribes other than my own.

@genesismultiverse4896

6w↑11

Athena isn't the goddess of love unless it's love for books or strategies

@caidenlayne96

8w↑13

What other shows/podcasts have you narrated? I know I've heard your voice before but I cant place it. Also I love your content and voice.

@TheEvaluat0r

8w↑2

Mainly facts

@swaythegod5812

5w↑2

@edilsonfarias4952

6w↑8

You could do a part 2 talking about Guarani, Egyptian, Slavic mythology...

@northernskow3443

5w↑1

Egyptian is in there though. The other 2 could be talked about though.

@BBottlekap

7w↑5

Honestly, this is the first time I've seen my cultures mythology not only represented, but represented accurately by western media.

mahalo nui from another islander 🤙🏽

@effortlesslytalented

5w↑5

For anyone wanting to learn something from this video, there are a lot of inaccuracies. However I do hope that at least it peaks your interest to learn more about these Mythologies as they are all very interesting and entertaining!!

@dawnbreakermultiverse941

7w↑10

Sun Wukong isn't apart of the Chinese mythos, the novel he is from is heavily influenced by it but that's its entire own mythos.

@conho4898

6w↑3

He is, just not as important as the video suggests. He exists as a deity of worship in many Chinese temples.

@odzergaming

5w↑1

Wasn’t sun wukong first written in the 1400s?

@supersaiyan460

3w↑1

@@conho4898 sun wukong is from india and influence of india like Hanuman
Journy to the west
West means india
West means Bharat in Indonesia
Bharat is old name of india

@conho4898

6w↑5

Sun Wukong is merely a minor god made famous by a novel, and by no means is he important enough to warrant 50% of the description of Chinese mythology being dedicated to him. Meanwhile, the king of the gods, the Jade Emperor, is only mentioned once? Not to mention completely ignoring major deities like Pangu, Nuwa, Fuxi, Xiwangmu, Shennong, the Tian, the Daoist deities like the Three Pure Ones, the pantheon of Buddhist deities, etc. This is not a good summary video...

@AkshathAchar

8w↑35

Indian?? It's still a major one and followed by a lot of ppl today

@haq248

7w↑10

It’s known as a religion instead

@Manoatevarua

7w↑20

@@haq248All of them are religions, mythology is the word monotheistic people have associated with polytheistic religions because they believe that belief in many gods is a false narrative

@haq248

@@Manoatevarua ok

@BuiltAdifferentbreed

@@haq248pull the stick out of your ass

@Cupcakecat58

5w↑1

thats a religion.

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@larrylloco

7w↑8

“Athena, goddess of Love” since when?

@Creterampage

6w↑11

@evsaintuya

6w↑5

Lmfao the fact that Athena is one of the maiden goddesses

@theguybehindyou7418

6w↑3

Please, make part 2 and include tengrism and Slavic paganism.

@lorensoth4365

3w↑4

Lots of errors. You left out the second generation of egyptian gods like Shu and Nut. Chinese mythology is more complicated, and not soley based on Journey of the West. There are 100s of animest gods. Plus if you are gonna point out the Zodiac...Egypt, Greek, and Mesopotamia have their own deities/heroes associated to it. Plus Loki is not a half-giant, he is full Jotun and was taken as a hostage by Odin and considered a close friend. It is bad when history get misinterpreted, you do my harm by getting things wrong. Credit for the presentation, but please fix...these are real cultural stories and not some fantasy MMORPG

@almami1599

6w↑5

It’s sad that most of Arabic mythology is now lost

@TruePluto

Cause muslims killed all the believers :(

@Cupcakecat58

5w↑1

yes because of the rise of islam, pre islamic arabic mythology is gone

@agalv9017

7w↑4

The little Cerberus 😭

@duganchase8577

6w↑4

Bro said nothing about celtic mythology

@Propulsion4

7w↑4

As an Irish person, I see this as a win

@ducky6964

2w↑1

its so incomplete tho bro didnt even mention that these dont go for all celtic cultures and that there is more than one or any of our festivals and their various names AND NOT TO MENTION OUR GODS.

@mikeyfriis

8w↑1

yay he is back

@hydra2690

8w↑8

underrated asf here before u blow up

@robertolafrancesca3406

8w↑6

Yea other than the fact that Athena isnt the godess of love there are 2 more mistakes: ra isnt a creator god really and kappas from jappanese mythology dont snatch unsuspected feet

@teresamitchell9737

7w↑2

they also made thor blonde HE HAS RED HAIR AND A RED BEARD

@arischar5414

5w↑2

1:35 you are supposed to have made some studies first. there was a WOMAN called Arachne (greek for spider) who wove a tapestry depicting the gods and Athena was offended and tore it apart. Arachne ashamed of that hunged herself. and Athena then felt sorry and revived her AS a spider.
I cant speak for the other pantheons if the are acurate, but at least do some research first , please.

@destroyerz123

7w↑6

10:45 I AM CORNHOLIO AND I NEED TP FOR MY BUNGHOLE!!!

@mrtrollnator123

💀💀💀💀💀

@Our_cats123

Bruh

@beyond242

1w↑1

Inaccuracies go crazy

@MariaMarakiMariw

7d↑1

Zeus didn't got angry because of a steak.He got angry because it was HUMAN meat steak

@Coconut2724

8w↑5

You got a new subscriber ❤️

@TheEvaluat0r

Thanks for subbing

@paradise89

7w↑5

@@TheEvaluat0r lmao you're thanking someone for being a new sub but won't thank the ppl in ur comment section that correct you for something inaccurate in ur vid and needs to be fixed? lollll

@mrtrollnator123

@@paradise89calm down

@Gacha_Got_Arsorned

4w↑2

@@paradise89 there were so many inaccuracies that he can’t respond to all of them

@TigerShork1

8w↑7

I think you forgot about Slavic mythology

@haq248

7w↑5

It isn’t major

@ZombieBrain2007

7w↑5

@@haq248but it's extremely underrated tho

@pelinalwhitestrake3367

7w↑3

@@haq248 Tell me, how do you distinguish major mythologies from minor ones?

@haq248

7w↑1

@@pelinalwhitestrake3367 most people heard of it

@pelinalwhitestrake3367

7w↑3

@@haq248 By most people you mean most people in Western Europe and North America? Because the rest of the world doesn't seem very relevant to westerners.

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@Gacha_Got_Arsorned

4w↑1

Hades is not part of the big 12, yes he is a major god and one of the original 6 but he does not live on mt. Olympus. Also Athena turned Arachne into a spider because she was boasting about her skill and made fun of the Greek gods, she also tried to take her own life out of shame but Athena stopped her.

@kuuno22

5w↑1

Theese mythologies realisticly would make so much more sense than those that we "belive" in now

@supersaiyan460

3w↑1

Celtic goddess danu is from india she is a river goddess in vedic time
Many rivers have name after danu
: The names of the European rivers Don, Dnieper, Dniester, Danube, Donets are all derived from the word "Danu
Thunder god in Greece Rome or india is also same
Japanese 80% god and goddess are from india
Chinese also have Indian gods with different name
Iran before turning zoroastrian are also vedic people

@beanieb0b

He was reading the names of the Egyptian pantheon and my America senses started to go off ngl

@hatsushikun2722

6w↑8

There are a lot of good mythologies that could've been in this video.

I'm sad that for example, Slavic, Turkic, Mesopotamian, Basque, Persian, Hittite, Canaanite, Arabic or like Indonesian Mythologies weren't included.

@parsarustami774

@fehmeh6292

What source do you have that the pyramids were tombs? Which bodies were ever entombed in any of them?

@ihavenogoodnames8994

7w↑1

Can you make another video like this? Except it's different mythology, like Abrahamic

@Carpediem357

Those are the Religions.

@eeshanm5617

6w↑1

Just saying, Aphrodite is the god of love, it Athena, Athena is the god of wisdom, war strategy, and arts and crafts like weaving, plus Posideon is not only the god of the seas, but also the god of earthquakes

@xiongrey19

The Norse myth section is largely comprised of misconceptions with a few surprising things you got right.

@C-boss

8w↑1

once a giant stole thors hammer lol

@Kalei_kolu

Mahalo nui for including Hawaiian beliefs! And your pronunciations are good! 0:49 But you should have dressed the people in more cultural clothing.

@Gregtacular

"Zeus your son has returned"

@user-pd1wn6ey1x

ain’t no way bro called Athena the goddess of love

@junojunojunojunojunojunojuno

Athena is the goddess of war, arts, and wisdom. If i'm remembering correctly she DID turn a woman into a spider, but the reason for that is because she made a better tapestry then athena and athena was enraged so she punished the woman

@Fishylight828

Bro in the Japanese mythology Amaterasu and Susanoo are mangekyo sharingan abilities 😂

@user-ov1jg9en4i

Much more to Celtic mythology than a few fantasy creatures. Ireland at least has one of warriors, various gods and goddesses, and various festivals. Cows and tree worship too. We follow the Gaelic calendar which has traces of the festivals.

As far as I know of other Celtic countries, they have lots in common, but they also have their differences. Scotland and Wales.

@theskylord16

4w↑1

You left out that hera is zeus’s sister

@neko2240

There’s one thing about Norse mythology that is looked over a lot and I think is due to a mistranslation as well as incorporating Christianity. Niflheim (I think don’t quote me on this but someone can correct me on all of this) has Hel as one of the areas or something, I think that they separate Hel as it’s own to relate to Christianity. If I remember correctly there was a mistranslation with svartalfheim, the land of the dwarves and Nidavlir, the land of the dark elves, which is almost completely forgotten about. I’m big on Norse mythology and I much prefer the original 9 realms (meaning all the ones excluding Hel (as its own separate realm) and including nidavlir to separate the dwarves and dark elves (which had similar descriptions which I think is the reason for the mistranslation. If I am mistaken please correct I don’t want it seem dumb

@somebodykares1

4w↑1

The United Kingdom never had claim of Hawaii so its a bit strange you used the Union Jack to represent Hawaii

@ducky6964

it kinda did and that is literally the flag, red with a union jack in the corner

@somebodykares1

2w↑1

@@ducky6964 Hawaii was an independent Kingdom for centuries until the US annexed it, the UK never actually had ownership of Hawai'i for the UK recognized Hawai'i as an independent Kingdom.

Also the Hawaiian flag is the UnionJack in the corner with alternating red, white and blue stripes, but that was adopted after being annexed by the US which was no longer under the US.

@bulbasaurkindahawtngl2345

2w↑1

Its kinda disappointing that you didnt go more in depth into the Celtic gods

@Egypt_101

The ancient Egyptians did NOT bury their servants alive along with their kings.
There is circumstantial evidence that for a very short time during the First Dynasty period there may have been 'retainer sacrifices', when people were sacrificed and buried along with the king or high officials, but that was pretty much a one-time thing and it is incorrect to imply it was standard practice or even occasional.

@bunnieblu7096

Chinese here,Monkey king is a novel character not mythology.
The character was created fairly late in the Chinese history and and are basically the Harry Potter of medieval China.

@Lihuan567

7w↑2

I would love to see Turkic/Mongolian mythology here, it’s sad that peoples not interested in them😭🙏

@Destorydan

6w↑2

I don’t think Turk has a mythology

@AeraLikesMythology_Gays

@@Destorydan Every region has a mythology

@themanagement69

mahalo for including us

@LotusMouse

Athena is the goddess of war strategy and wits. Aphrodite, on the other hand, would be the god the love and beauty. And some stories say that Athena took pity on Arachne and turned her into a spider after Arachne tried killing herself because no one appreciated her beautiful weavings anymore.

@Im-not-emo-I-promise

I think your talking about Aphrodite instead of Athena since Athena is the goddess of war, wisdom, and crafts

@spoingle

0:15 NOOO NOT HIGH-EEACKA

@someguyimet1087

4d↑1

this video was presented by ChatGPT

@TheOnlyDeimos

I'm so sad Maasai mythology is not here

@Youtubeviewerwhoiscool

8w↑24

Why are these mythologies but christianity, islam, judism, hinduism, Buddhism, etc theology. They both have the same amount of proof. If your current religion dissappeared would it become not real to you

@torrov

8w↑1

There is no God, nor Gods, nor Goddesses, atleast in my opinion

@Youtubeviewerwhoiscool

8w↑6

@torrov i agree but how is one religion a religion and one a mythology

@jonk321

8w↑6

As I understand it, a religion has followers who believe in the teachings and stories. A mythology has teachings and stories, but they aren’t believed or followed (they may have been in the past but aren’t currently). Basically, religions are practiced and mythologies aren’t.

@Youtubeviewerwhoiscool

@jonk321 but if one person anywhere on earth believes it does it become theology

@torrov

8w↑1

@@Youtubeviewerwhoiscool no. Theology is the study of God. What are you talking about

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@marmik961

Lake Titicaca, Lake Titicaca, how we love to say your name.

@nelly_lu

7w↑1

I had no idea that Kurama, the nine-tailed fox in Naruto, was based on an actual figure from Japanese mythology ö.ö

@icyskyz8108

6w↑2

I'm pretty sure Naruto's Kurama is inspired by Yoko Kurama from YYH that was inspired by the ninetails. Kishimoto said he was a fan of Togashi's works so...

@nelly_lu

6w↑1

@@icyskyz8108 oh, thanks for the fun fact! ☺️

@MazinLuriahk

6w↑2

some of Naruto character & storyline is really based on Japanese Mythology & folklore..

@asegamer7421

Slight mistake the Inca emperor was just the Inca the rest were titled something along the lines of quechuanos as Quechua is the language the Incas primarily (to only) spoke

@austiiin_aj

1:36 athena isn't the goddes of love, she turned someone into a spider because they said they could weave better than her

@Vigesimalblocks-wx1sp

AH YES THE COUNTRYBALLS USEND IN AN EXPLAINING VIDEO

@tenebris0666

Also forgot the current most prominent mythologies of buddhism, hinduism, and Abrahamic.

@MultiHadex

Athena goddess of love is CRAAAZY ro say.

@kashifrustam

How could you miss Indian mythology?

@diegocarrasco8284

7w↑2

Too bad Basque Mythology isn't as popular as these other mythologies

@bartoszraczkowski3984

Athena is the godess of warfare and wisdom
Eros is the god of love
And aphrodite is the godess of love and beauty

@alancantu2557

Immediately jumped to the comments and saw that several mistakes were pointed out, which sucks. Would’ve been a nice video to come back to in order to understand more of the basics of world mythology, but now I don’t know what is true or false in this video.

@spino-ace

2d↑1

Helheim is Niflheim…

@Yousuckwassup-2014

Naruto helped me learn japenese mythology

And db it taught me that Kami means god

@droop8911

The Jotun / Jotnar are not “Frost giants”. They aren’t “Giants” at all. This is the biggest historical mistranslation I’ve seen. It comes from the Protogermanic word Etaną meaning to eat or to consume. Jotun therefore would be more accurately be translated to consumer or devourer.

@RaynaigelyBeaumont-us6bl

6w↑1

ah yash athena the goddess of ''love''

@yourtypicalcupoftea

Kinda ironic that the earth mother is called Papa

@greyface4604

He’s gonna be huge

@evsaintuya

6w↑2

Not with all the inaccuracies lmao

@mitro2828

8w↑5

Are you using AI to draw the balls, write the text, read the text and maybe animate the video?

@Feimicha

8w↑7

Based on the inaccuracies, I wouldn’t be surprised. Athena is the goddess of war strategy, wisdom and weaving/artistry, Pēlē (from Hawaiian Mythology) was a volcano kupua, a supernatural human with godlike powers who is not a traditional “god” (kupua can be gods, but are also sometimes spirits or shape-shifting monsters), not an Akua, her GIRLFRIEND was Hi’iaka, not her sister. Māui was the one who mythologically made the Hawaiian Islands by pulling them up, not Pēlē.
Though don’t quote me on the Hawaiian Mythology part—I got the information from OSP, their videos are amazing.
Edit: On second thought, Pele might be an Akua, because she’s an “elemental goddess”. Though I might be wrong, I’m not Hawaiian and apparently the Akua-to-Kupua assigning is a very wooly sort of science.

@RandomGuy0127

7w↑1

It’s sad that people just label everything as AI nowadays.

@gorkaaustin5306

7w↑3

@@RandomGuy0127 dude, have you seen the thousand different channels like this guy copying The Paint Explainer? All these videos are so lazy and quickly made, you'd be foolish to think AI isn't involved

@argentinaballxd9046

Yeah by the way did you know that in the aztec mythology there is a god called Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli?

@BriarRouge

Why does the Hawai’ian icon have a Union Jack flag?

@anonymouspsychedelicsuser8109

The Incan mythology story is surprisingly similar to Adam and Eve and the great flood 🤔

@dreamycrumblesc6637

8w↑2

Athena is the god of wisdom and warfare not love

@kisho8477

Tbh the major mythology isn’t complete yet😂

@pangranacik7011

7w↑6

Woah this video is lacking much and explaining things badly

@Orangutangfishermann

It’s a quick summarization. He can’t add every detail.

@Gacha_Got_Arsorned

4w↑2

@@Orangutangfishermannbut he still got a lot wrong. I’m learning more from the comment section correcting him than from the actual video. As a Greek mythology nerd I’m disappointed about how he called Athena, a MAIDEN goddess, the goddess of love.

@devonjardine9603

Really enjoying the video until we got to Egypt. Can you point to one ancient Egyptian text or writing that says the pyramids were tombs? I'll wait.

@ducky6964

literally what else would they be? there is SO much evidence that they were idk why you'd doubt that

@devonjardine9603

@@ducky6964 I can think of 1000 different things it could be. Foremost being a transmission station, power plant, defensive structure. A landing pad. The assumption is that modern society is how other societies would look. I'm going to be straight up, if I figured out electricity in not selling it to the masses. I'm putting it in my house and calling it magic.

@ducky6964

@@devonjardine9603 a power plant with blocked doors that thieves would break into and burn? a power plant with a sarcophagus? a power plant with a boat intended for the afterlife deliberately buried outside? a power plant surrounded by desert, temples, and statues? a power plant miles from settlements? a power plant surrounded by long lost tombs? a power plant with various smaller ones across egypt and sudan? a power plant with MULTIPLE, iterations that were created over several thousands of years? and for your other points, wtf is landing on that? genuinely it's a pointy structure hundreds of feet in the air what the hell is landing on that that the egyptians wouldnt depict? and how would that work as a defensive structure, its a corridor that branches to a lower chamber and rises to a higher, which used to be blocked by huge stones? the ONLY logical conclusion is that it was a tomb, its the only one that bears ANY fruit and would make any sense for the egyptians to build.