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Oct 8, 2026

Aidan MattisHOST
9:33
I can't off the top of my head.
Aidan MattisHOST
9:35
I wanna say Ymir and Ingabrogda are the primordial giant and the primordial world cow that the Jotnar slay.
Aidan MattisHOST
9:43
I have not researched this in a long time, but that sounds right.
Aidan MattisHOST
9:46
Th- these individual stories are not the central focus of this video.
Christine RuckerNARRATOR
47:15
Or they all begin with different vowels.
Christine RuckerNARRATOR
47:18
Eotenas and elf and orcneas, ettins and elves and ogres too.
Christine RuckerNARRATOR
47:24
But there is a variety and a subtlety in the Anglo-Saxon measure which is not found in the Middle English, and which is much more definitely under metrical rules.
Christine RuckerNARRATOR
47:35
And apart from the meter of the single line, there is in the older alliterative poetry a skill in composing long passages, best described in the terms which Milton used about his own blank verse, quote, the sense variously drawn out from one line to another, end quote.
Svan HerulGUEST
19:28
Little bits of lore.
Svan HerulGUEST
19:29
Vindsvalr is the Jotnar that is of...
Svan HerulGUEST
19:37
the cold, the forces of nature that are brimming right on the edge of Orla with the gods.
Svan HerulGUEST
19:48
And sometimes flow in accordance, but other times overflow.
Aidan MattisHOST
15:03
And we see similar stuff with, uh, cultures across Europe.
Aidan MattisHOST
15:07
For example, while it's not exactly the same thing, the story of the Jötnar and the AEsir is very similar to the story of the Titans and the Greek gods.
Aiden ThornburyHOST
15:16
Mm-hmm.
Aidan MattisHOST
15:18
We don't know a ton about Celtic mythology.
Ryan SmithHOST
16:44
In short, she was given this duty of sacred hospitality that also goes hand in hand with being cast out from the space of the gods, and I think is also intimately connected with those particular relationships.
Ryan SmithHOST
16:59
This, by the way, is why fire and ice practice tends to name Hel as one of the Others, rather than belonging to the Aesir Vanir or Jotnar.
Ryan SmithHOST
17:11
Hel herself is described as half corpse and half alive.
Ryan SmithHOST
17:16
In Snorri's word, literally half black and half a lighter flesh color, which gives the impression of sort of a putrescent decaying body on one side and a living, though potentially cold one on the other.
DarrenAUDIENCE
24:32
I finished up a unit of Beastmen and painted a banner, put a little decal on a banner, painted a few Oathmark, just cavalry light lancers.
DarrenAUDIENCE
24:45
And the other thing I've been doing is... two kind of fun things in the middle of right now is i'm painting up three of the war games atlantic lands next ogre ogre lands next and those are turning out to be really fun one of them i just i think i started him last night and just about having done now he was really fun to paint and so that's cool i got like there's nine total so that's gonna be a fun project and then i pulled out this old i think i think he's an old ralpartha like lead frost giant probably from the mid-80s.
DarrenAUDIENCE
25:18
I've had him my whole life.
DarrenAUDIENCE
25:20
I don't know why I pulled him out of the bin, but he had a terrible paint job from when I was 12 or something.
Aidan MattisHOST
63:29
Sometimes it's completely capable of communicating with you.
Aidan MattisHOST
63:32
And those stories are the ones that make me wonder about how these might be connected to the red-haired giants, to the Jotnar, to the Nephilim, to the Titans of Greek mythology, all of these different things.
Aidan MattisHOST
63:45
You know, you've got to wonder to a certain extent, like, at what point? And then also you have a lot of, like, one of the things that's said about the Nephilim in the Book of Enoch is that they fornicated with beasts of the earth.
Aidan MattisHOST
63:57
And, you know, as something that is superhuman, It's entirely possible at that point that maybe they actually could breed with something like an ox and you get a minotaur.
Jesse CoxGUEST
63:58
So when
GarrettHOST
63:59
we did one of these, when we did one of these after one of the fan fests, I believe it was you, Kyle, that said you think the people in the airships have stolen something from the Jotnar and that's why the giants are pursuing them.
KyleHOST
64:12
Oh, absolutely.
KyleHOST
64:13
Which
KyleHOST
65:13
Like, that is a pretty classic story, Trump.
KyleHOST
65:15
You took the power source, Moana had this, and now that thing is pissed at you all the time.
KyleHOST
65:21
And if they're related directly, they're outrunning their particular element, in which case it would make sense that we were attacked by the little, you know, water slash wind, the robots, because they want to capture people and go drop them in the mouth to feed the Jotnar, which is kind of like a, almost like a how to train your dragon situation.
KyleHOST
65:44
Like they're, they're not bad giants, but they have to feed in order to stay alive.

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Myths and Legends Around the World - Collection 06-Various

Sep 29 · 7 Mentions

Annie MarsNARRATOR
6:28
"When you are ready to do what I say, you may come out.
Annie MarsNARRATOR
6:32
Never until then." The great dungeon door creaked upon its terrible hinges and Loki was alone, a prisoner at the mercy of the Frost-Giant.
Annie MarsNARRATOR
6:44
Loki howled and beat against the walls of the dungeon.
Annie MarsNARRATOR
6:47
"Are you ready to do what I asked of you?" asked the Frost-Giant, opening the great door the next morning.
Annie MarsNARRATOR
6:53
"There are no such apples," cried Loki.
Annie MarsNARRATOR
6:57
"On my honor as a god I swear it." The giant made no reply.
Annie MarsNARRATOR
7:03
The heavy door creaked again and Loki was alone.
Annie MarsNARRATOR
7:06
"Are you ready to do what I asked of you?" asked the Frost-Giant, opening the great door the second morning.
ScottyHOST
21:10
Can you name all five? Oh.
KateGUEST
21:12
Okay, well, Jotnar.
KateGUEST
21:13
The Jotnar is the large one.
KateGUEST
21:15
Is it Runklefant?
ScottyHOST
21:16
Close, but...
ScottyHOST
24:33
Because all the trolls obviously are at night.
KateGUEST
24:36
Yeah, that does help the situation.
ScottyHOST
24:39
Even the Jotnar at the end, it's dawn.

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