Suggested by Pondering Fool
Very cool match here. Which one has had more impact? Which has more powerful characters? This battle takes place on Earth, with all Gods able to be summoned to unleash their fury.
Which side wins?
Suggested by Pondering Fool
Very cool match here. Which one has had more impact? Which has more powerful characters? This battle takes place on Earth, with all Gods able to be summoned to unleash their fury.
Which side wins?
November 11, 2009
#1
O-oh my…I don’t know much about Norse Mythology outside of comics so some additional info would be appreciated.
November 11, 2009
#2
While Greek mythology has more literature, I like the overall fatalistic vibe of the Norse and the fact that they don’t have stories of women being f$%^ed by animals while men f$%# little boys.
November 11, 2009
#3
What’s this? Age of Mythology Hardcore Annihilation?
November 11, 2009
#4
Admin, is the planet deserted and invulnerable at least. Haha, Kenny you do raise some good points.
In terms of power, i’d say Greeks had more gods? as well as demi gods…though ya, some aren’t exactly “gods of war”
i’d pay to see odin vs. Zeus
November 11, 2009
#5
hmmmm greek has had more impact since alot of it live on in modern christianity, but i lik enorse better, and everyone there was atleast able to fight
November 11, 2009
#6
Well in terms of importance, Greek Myth takes its mythological roots in the Indo-European culture (along with India and others).
Norse is basically a diffusion of Greek Myth incorporated into the Norse culture and lifestyle, so Greek definitely has more impact.
In terms of power, I would probably lean to the Greek Pantheon as it quite a variety of characters and such.
Admin, this is going to be a silly question, but is this “current” mythology or composite. I.e. are the titans in Greek Myth defeated and such or is everyone allowed in battle, despite their current status (chained up for example).
November 11, 2009
#7
“i’d pay to see odin vs. Zeus”
HADES VS HEL
November 11, 2009
#8
well marvel has already graces us with thor vs hercules…twice
November 11, 2009
#9
Haha, i’d take Hel anyday…you gö numb as yøu freeze,nõ? Thor can take on hercules and mars?
November 11, 2009
#10
“Haha, i’d take Hel anyday…you gö numb as yøu freeze,nõ? Thor can take on hercules and mars?”
in norse mythology, hel was invincible on the basis that no one, no matter how powerful, escapes death
so hades, another patron god of the afterlife and death….
November 11, 2009
#11
i’ll take norse gods over greek gods myself, since the norse afterlife consists of eating, drinking and fighting.
November 11, 2009
#12
“since the norse afterlife consists of eating, drinking and fighting.”
its not quite as versitile as my afterlife… i will leave you pondering the meaning of that, im off for some il2
November 11, 2009
#13
In terms of influence, I’d say that Greek Mythology has had a little more influence. In combat, however, I’m not quite sure who would come out on top. Considering that 90% of the significant figures in Greek Mythology are vile, depraved, incestuous, rapist pedophile bisexual party animals who will f*ck literally anything that moves, I’m going to have to support the Norse team on a personal grounds.
November 11, 2009
#14
“Considering that 90% of the significant figures in Greek Mythology are vile, depraved, incestuous, rapist pedophile bisexual party animals who will f*ck literally anything that moves”
if you dont like that, heres some advice: never come to fife
November 11, 2009
#15
Wow….I suggested this a while ago, and Admin remembers….there is a Santa in the North pole! Anyway, I had no idea who would win, and why they would win, just a random battle that came to mind. Preferably, I would like Greek mythology to win, as the stories about the Greek heroes (especially Odysseus) were always pretty interesting. But Norse mythology does has some pretty badass characters…….
- the pondering fool
November 11, 2009
#16
AAA WTF
i just had the most wtf crash on il2….
in a straight up fight, who would win: thor or zeus?
November 11, 2009
#17
Not really related to the thread, but when I surfing the internet, found they are remaking that old movie “Clash of the Titans”. Trailer looks just a pure action, no real character-depth movie, but is of course, about a Greek Mythology (though the producers took tremendous liberties with the story of Perseus). Random, sorry for that, just something I wanted to mention…….
- the pondering fool
November 11, 2009
#18
@i dunno
probably zues as he is the alpha god in his pantheon
November 11, 2009
#19
“probably zues as he is the alpha god in his pantheon”
basing it more on lightning, but now that you mention it…
November 11, 2009
#20
well also zueses ability to hold lighting without being shocked might render all electricity based attacks worthless
November 11, 2009
#21
its official, the Bi-1 was the worst airborne vehicle ever made
oh, sorry, im going in between this thread and il2
anyway, the amount of lighting in a zeus v thor match…
November 11, 2009
#22
Did Norse Mythology adopt a similar figure to Hephaestus in Greek mythology?
If they didn’t, he could have the potential to craft some epic weapons for the Greek Pantheon.
November 11, 2009
#23
One word: Ragnarok.
The Gods of Olympus (as far as I know) don’t have reality shattering capabilities like the Norse Gods do. The fact that the Norse Gods (and demons) can actually rend reality in the End Times to me shows they got more juice.
November 11, 2009
#24
is it me or does ragnarok show an unknown level of knoledge in the norse religion:
the big bang theoreticaly happened to start a new universe after the end of the last universe before it. creating a new universe,with new life and sentient species.
at the end of the world in norse myth, the last fire giant set the world ablaze, consuming all that remained of the world (to my knowledge) after which, a new world was born with new humans and gods.
early awareness of the big bang theory?
November 11, 2009
#25
Have you read the original source pertaining to the events of the Ragnarok? I am not going to base any arguments off of wikipedia without having read the original source myself, but all the wiki states is “natural disasters”, submersion of the world into water (Great Flood) and the death of gods.
If this is what you meant by “rending reality” then I don’t think its exclusive to the Norse Gods.
But if you have more info on the original sources and its depictions, then that would be greatly appreciated.
November 11, 2009
#26
“at the end of the world in norse myth, the last fire giant set the world ablaze, consuming all that remained of the world (to my knowledge) after which, a new world was born with new humans and gods.
early awareness of the big bang theory?”
I highly doubt the ancient norse men were considering that the Big Bang shaped their universe, when their story of creation differs:
“According to Norse myth, the beginning of life was fire and ice, with the existence of only two worlds: Muspelheim and Niflheim. When the warm air of Muspelheim hit the cold ice of Niflheim, the jötunn Ymir and the icy cow Audhumla were created. Ymir’s foot bred a son and a man and a woman emerged from his armpits, making Ymir the progenitor of the Jötnar. Whilst Ymir slept, the intense heat from Muspelheim made him sweat, and he sweated out Surtr, a jötunn of fire. Later Ymir woke and drank Audhumbla’s milk. Whilst he drank, the cow Audhumbla licked on a salt stone. On the first day after this a man’s hair appeared on the stone, on the second day a head and on the third day an entire man emerged from the stone. His name was Búri and with an unknown jötunn female he fathered Bor, the father of the three gods Odin, Vili and Ve.”
Be quite a stretch to claim that norse mythology (an ancient religion) would be talking about the atheistic explanation of the beginning……
- the pondering fool
November 11, 2009
#27
from what ive read, Ragnarok is quite specific about who fight and kills who, but only got this specific with the mythological charectors and does not say much about how everyone else ends
@i dunno
it also paralells creationism as in the end there is 1 god, 2 humans, and 1 fire giant(i believe), all of which can be seen in Christianity, as god, adam and eve, and the devil, truly interesting how religions either take form 1 another or are similar
November 11, 2009
#28
“Be quite a stretch to claim that norse mythology (an ancient religion) would be talking about the atheistic explanation of the beginning……”
it was just a thought, jeez….
anyhow, im not as well informed on the topic as you are.
but numerous cultures have met aliens
November 11, 2009
#29
I know alot about both and with out a doupt I prefer Norse. But in a actual battle the problem is that the Greek gods are immortal. The Norse cant die of old age but they can die in battle. Although the Norse i beleive are alot tougher they battle all sorts of creatures. While the greeks usually stay in Olympus. And I dont think the Greek Gods Immortality will stop the Norse from throwing them into Tartarus.
November 11, 2009
#30
“truly interesting how religions either take form 1 another or are similar”
and now, ss, i feel the need to start foaming at the mouth
INNOWAYISGODANYTHINGLIKETHOSENORSEGODS,WHOMAKEFORGOODREADINGBUTAREENTIRELYFICTIONAL,ONLYGODISTHEGODTHATISGODIFYOUCATCHMYDRIFTASSHOLES.
ahem,…. there we go.
DAMN IT
yup, the Bi-1 sucks ass
November 11, 2009
#31
“it was just a thought, jeez….
anyhow, im not as well informed on the topic as you are.
but numerous cultures have met aliens”
Mate, was not trying to insult you, sorry if you took it the wrong way. Just having “a thought:” just like you, that differed from yours. And about the numerous cultures meeting aliens……well, to be frank, i am a skeptic……
- the pondering fool
November 11, 2009
#32
@ PF – Look up Puma Pinko in relation to ancient aliens (probably spelled it wrong).
November 11, 2009
#33
how else did the romans conquer europe?
we only halted them at scotland because the aliens that were helping the romans had this ancient fairy tale about an evil man with ginger hair, facial fuzz and two axes. in the story, this man killed the entire alien civilisation by causing men of similar appearance to burst out of the aliens brain cavities after brutally maiming them.
the aliens saw scotland and its inhabitants at the time, they were so scared that they had the romans build two walls seperating scotland from england, then they erased the worlds memory of the aliens. finally, the aliens evacuated all of their worlds and began to flee across the comsos, away from earth.
they ares still running, in fear of us scots, if only they knew. all scots will be gone soon, replaced by chavs…
they will never return, that is how much scotland of old scared its foes.
example 2, if you are interested?
November 11, 2009
#34
@i dunno
i wasnt trying to insult christianity i was merely pointing out that similarity, i myself am christian
November 11, 2009
#35
and as an atheist i think their all just stories, but this is not a road we really want to go down so we better stick to the topic before we get another bad company vs zombies which is turned out to be very fun but we only need one.
November 11, 2009
#36
it just upsets me because several assholes start spweing shit about religion being repetitive.
they wont say that when the apocalypse comes….
November 11, 2009
#37
still, sorry if i took that the wrongway
November 11, 2009
#38
Ok, i dunno, please stop. Shaun182, was correct when he states we have no need of a religion argument on this site. I know you are strong in your beliefs (your previous post do show this), but please, keep your comments in check also.
- the pondering fool
November 11, 2009
#39
list of cultures contacted by aliens:
the aztects
the romans
the scots (although we scared them off)
the third reich (although the americans developing the nuke scared the aliens off)
the chinese during the bronze-steel age
the egyptians
the norse (unconfirmed)
the DTACBURM
November 11, 2009
#40
i wasnt saying it was ive just always been facinated by the similarities
November 11, 2009
#41
“i wasnt saying it was ive just always been facinated by the similarities”
k, sorry.
anyone else here ever met an alien?
im part of the DTACBURM, so i’ve talked to one, woot.
November 11, 2009
#42
Like the name orpheus.
Orpheus had to journey to hades to save Eurydice, and all he used was his flute. He was able to charm anybody no matter how fierce with his music, he even calmed down Cereberus with his music.
November 11, 2009
#43
“Orpheus had to journey to hades to save Eurydice, and all he used was his flute. He was able to charm anybody no matter how fierce with his music, he even calmed down Cereberus with his music.”
quite unlike modern times, when music has been known to cause lasting mental illness
November 11, 2009
#44
In the inevitable years america and maybe the rest of the world will become a dystopia society.
Us human’s are just so easily fragile, wether it’s our physical health or sanity.
Is it so wrong for me to be so infuriated with the human genome.
Two words Super human
November 11, 2009
#45
have you no faith in man?
November 11, 2009
#46
orpheus- Your comment’s sheer unrelatedness is paramount to a guy in a car being told to go right and he decides to yell “marshmellow!!!!” while performing figures of eight.
November 11, 2009
#47
@kenny
lol nice visual
November 12, 2009
#48
Lovely political standings there guys, but I’m not sure Thor, Ares or even Aphrodite would care about the world at large, and so its not entirely linked.
In a straight up battle, the Norse come out on top so long as we allow for it to be set before Ragnarok. If not, then… well, everyones dead.
Come on, Loki and his family (Hel, Fenrir, Fenrir’s kids, a fair few ice giants) alone could take out most of the Greek Panthenon. Odin and Zeus would be fighting, not Thor and Zeus, Ares would likely end up taking on Baldur… maybe Heimdall… It’d be a massacre of (Hah!) biblical proportions.
However, influnecially its much harder to say.
Who’s the bigger franchise? Hercule’s and all things related to him (TV shows, movies, cartoons, spin offs, xena, etc) or Thor (pretty much just Marvel and a few video games)
November 12, 2009
#49
The answer to this battle is very easy to see with a simple analogy.
The Norse Pantheon has a god of justice called Tyr.
Rand al’Thor from the Wheel of Time was based on Tyr.
In gratitude for having inspired him, Rand al’Thor shows up to help the Norse Gods, and promptly balefires the hell out of the Greek Pantheon. Thus, the Norse Gods win.
(The above is not meant to be taken seriously.)
November 12, 2009
#50
@ kenny I was just giving my thoughts about I dunno’s comment.WoW deja vu.
But anyway im not the only one would sometimes linger on to unrelated topics.
Besides just read my other comment on the character orpheus. I believe he could charm anyone and anything with his music to do his bidding.
November 12, 2009
#51
“In gratitude for having inspired him, Rand al’Thor shows up to help the Norse Gods, and promptly balefires the hell out of the Greek Pantheon. Thus, the Norse Gods win.
(The above is not meant to be taken seriously.)”
In gratitude for giving her a reason to exist (somewhat….), Xena the princess warrior arrives to help out the Greek Pantheon. 1 nano seconds later, she is just a pile of ash, annihilated by Zeus’ lightening bolt for daring to show her face after ruining all of Greek Mythology…..Thus, the Greeks have eliminated one worthless weak link on their team.
(The above, should not be taken seriously, but humorously.)
- the pondering fool
November 12, 2009
#52
Wow you guys must really hate Xena for some reason.
November 12, 2009
#53
“Wow you guys must really hate Xena for some reason.”
For me personally (I don’t know about the others), it is for just a couple reasons:
1) The liberties the producers take with Greek mythology (which is fine) and then they claim it is accurate (which it is not)
2) The complete butchery of historical facts
3) The sub-standard acting/plot lines.
4) The Fanatics of Xena. Not to say, everyone who has a mild interest within the series is a fanatic, but the fanatics on this site do not listen to or attest to reason/logic. So because of those unfortunate souls, I have become harden against ever admiring the series.
- the pondering fool
November 13, 2009
#54
Secret weapon of the Greek mythology would be Cronus.
Alter time itself…..
Steam rolling? The Greek Pantheon could use the 5 Titans, pretty sure the Norse doesn’t have an answer for this…
What if the Norse warriors sees Achilles & Kratos?
November 13, 2009
#55
“What if the Norse warriors sees Achilles & Kratos?”
I am sure Kratos is not part of the original Greek Mythology…..I could be wrong, but isn’t the point of the match, the two types of original mythology and not current things (like Marvel version of Thor, Odin and such).
Anyway, what about the monster Typhon for the Greeks? Took the combine power of the gods to take this bad boy Mother Gaea gave birth to….
- the pondering fool
November 13, 2009
#56
well the what about the world serpent for the norse
November 13, 2009
#57
“well the what about the world serpent for the norse”
True true. But mother gaea has shown that when she gives birth, it is always to something worse than before……what a bad example of maternal love…..
- the pondering fool
November 13, 2009
#58
hmmm maybe we should limmit this to just the gods
November 13, 2009
#59
F&*k no, we need a blood bath.
November 13, 2009
#60
“Steam rolling? The Greek Pantheon could use the 5 Titans, pretty sure the Norse doesn’t have an answer for this…”
The sons of Fenrir, both of whom will, in ragnarok, swallow either the moon or the sun.
Thats quite a feat. Plus theres always the dwarves, masteer craftsmen that they are, capable of creating bindings that can restrain the Gods (or Fenrir, the godhand eating wolf)
November 13, 2009
#61
The Greeks have their own Godly blacksmiths, capable of making Helm’s that render the God even invisible to other Gods.
And there is atlas, who is literally holding the sky up (right?)
November 13, 2009
#62
Eating the sun? Holding up the Sky? How seriously can one actually consider these feats? More so than that of Mario characters per say?
November 13, 2009
#63
Well I consider eating a sun possible. All you need is reality altering abilities and a big appetite.
No reason to question such feats when we don’t even know what exists on the outside of our so called “universe” . Besides they’re freaking gods.
November 13, 2009
#64
Altas is the God of the Sky, according to Greek Myth he is what is preventing it from falling on us.
Does it make Scientific sense? No. But that is what he is doing.
And for reference, I think Heracles had to hold the sky in Atlas’s absence for some period of time.
November 13, 2009
#65
“And for reference, I think Heracles had to hold the sky in Atlas’s absence for some period of time.”
If my memory serves correctly it was when he was doing part of his 12 Labors. Looked it up, and wiki said this:
“Finally making his way to the Garden of the Hesperides, Heracles tricked Atlas into retrieving some of the golden apples for him, by offering to hold up the heavens for a little while (Atlas was able to take them as, in this version, he was the father or otherwise related to the Hesperides). Upon his return, Atlas decided that he did not want to take the heavens back, and instead offered to deliver the apples himself, but Heracles tricked him again by agreeing to take his place on condition that Atlas relieve him temporarily so that Heracles could make his cloak more comfortable. Atlas agreed, but Heracles reneged and walked away, carrying the apples.”
Hope that helps, good captain.
- the pondering fool
November 14, 2009
#66
Yea thanks.
Heracles alone could probably slay several Gods. He’s a beast.
November 14, 2009
#67
I personally love both. But sadly I don’t know enough about the Norse Myths. But I find both very helpful when writing a story. For example I use the Greek myths for my Science Fiction novel and Norse Myths for my somewhat Fantasy novel.
Other than that I can’t say honestly who would win.
November 14, 2009
#68
“The sons of Fenrir, both of whom will, in ragnarok, swallow either the moon or the sun.”
The Greek Pantheon has Atlas as their own sun, no problem for that….Besides the Greek Pantheon has Artemis (“Diana” in Roman Equivalent) to outmatch the Norse Valkyries
…
November 14, 2009
#69
“Does it make Scientific sense? No. But that is what he is doing.”
That’s all I wanted to hear.
November 14, 2009
#70
I’ve got ten bucks that says Loki can get into “Diana’s” grove…
November 14, 2009
#71
If we are going on global infuence then the greeks would seem to win untill you look ar the days of the week and realise that all but one are named after Norse gods that In WW2 the Nazis Used Bastardised psudio Norse mystisysem to unify and empower the Germans and their Swastica is a perverted version of Thor’s rune Symbol (not that I like the Nazi’s). If the stick we measure the Two Panteons of Gods is the Strength of the Gods themselves I’m still going to back the Mighty Norse Gods. They all Serve as Symbols of strength and Courage and Mighty Warriors. Also they have far less infighting.
November 14, 2009
#72
Hail Loki God of Fire
November 14, 2009
#73
“Swastica is a perverted version of Thor’s rune Symbol ”
i believe the swastica was originally a hindu symbol not norse, but there was alot of norse undertone in the nazi germany.
November 14, 2009
#74
The Greeks may have an overwhelming amount of gods and creatures, but the Norse can counter every single one, blow for blow. The real question would be what the two focus on and are about. For instance, while Zeus was having sex with everything on two leg, Odin was having one of his eyes ripped out so as to possess greater wisdom for the eventual end of the universe. The Norse may not have been as civilized as the Greeks, but at least their gods weren’t a bunch of vain, decadent, hypocritical, childish, spoiled, sex deviants.
November 14, 2009
#75
Look it up it’s both As well as a Common Native American Symbol Heck Before WW2 their was a town on Canada Named Swastica and American Boyscouts Recived them as a Merrit Badge. But The Nazis Steeped most of their Symbolism In Norse Mystisisym Knowing that even though the German People Were never real Vikings the Cult of Odin Covered most of Europe and the Viking Ferosity in battle was ledgendary. During the Four Hundred Years they Sacked and Pillaged They Changed the map of europe and were feared From England all the way Down to the Middle East.
November 14, 2009
#76
@ PAppa (whatever way you put it)- SO MANY CAPITALS!!!!! Sorry.
November 14, 2009
#77
Women of Europe Admired Viking Men Because they brushed their hair daily and bathed every saturday the Women of Greece still need to learn how to shave.
November 14, 2009
#78
you have to consider also that just about every norse god is an armed warrior
November 14, 2009
#79
Yes Armed and Armoured in Iron not Bronze like the Greek’s
November 14, 2009
#80
Plus without Norse Mythology, we wouldn’t have Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Sunday… Saturn’s day can go screw itself!!!
November 14, 2009
#81
@pappa judas
yes but there stud isnt made out of iron if im correct and also the greeks have many unarmed non warrior to
November 14, 2009
#82
Though I guess most of the modern influence for days of the week are actually Germanic… Meh.
November 15, 2009
#83
@Who You Forgot Firday which belongs to Frigg
November 15, 2009
#84
@PaPPa
I didn’t notice that ’till now… Thanks for correcting me.
November 15, 2009
#85
“In gratitude for giving her a reason to exist (somewhat….), Xena the princess warrior arrives to help out the Greek Pantheon. 1 nano seconds later, she is just a pile of ash, annihilated by Zeus’ lightening bolt for daring to show her face after ruining all of Greek Mythology…..Thus, the Greeks have eliminated one worthless weak link on their team.”
ROFLOL! Post #51 = epic win.
Xena had better hope that she doesn’t show up onto the battlefield while Rand al’Thor is around, because that might cause a paradox of logic in the universe. See, if two people engage in combat, then there is the assumption that they are both guiding their actions to attempt to win. The idea of Xena even daring to try to fight someone as awesome and powerful as Rand al’Thor would be such a grave insult to logic and all common sense, the universe would erase Xena from existence to avoid the humiliation of there even being a thought of her being victorious.
Another possible victory for the Norse crew: Xena makes a deal with whatever cosmic forces that are running this battle, and they replace all the gods from the actual Greek Mythology with the gods from the Xenaverse. Odin then procedes to annihilate the entire oposition with his pinky finger.
“Eating the sun? Holding up the Sky? How seriously can one actually consider these feats? More so than that of Mario characters per say?”
Well, eating the sun might actually be possible in the right circumstances. It is, after all, an actual physical presence made mostly of hydrogen and helium and powered by enormously powerful nuclear fusion. So, if you were OMGHUGE and could open your mouth wide enough, you could swallow the sun, just as you could swallow air into your body. It wouldn’t make a very substantial meal, though, since it is pretty much just superheated gas. It would give you one hell of a bellyache aftewards, with all that heat and nuclear energy, and I don’t even want to think about the flatulence that might result later in the day.
On a slightly more serious note, here’s an argument for the Norse team: The Greek gods aren’t very adept. There are stories of mortals outwitting them or beating them in contests.(Though doing so isn’t very conductive to one’s long term health.) Loki will use his trickery abilities to get the better of them easily.
His plan will go like this: Right before the battle starts, put a bunch of naked women and young boys in front of the Greek Team. When Zeus freezes to goggle them all, overwhelmed by lust and needing a conscious effort not to spring at them or transform into “golden rain”, he’ll get Mjolnir to the face.
Thor: Take a hike! There’s only room for one God of Thunder ’round here!
That’s how the Norse win. Use the Greeks’ own lust and stupidity against them.
November 25, 2009
#86
“Xena had better hope that she doesn’t show up onto the battlefield while Rand al’Thor is around, because that might cause a paradox of logic in the universe. See, if two people engage in combat, then there is the assumption that they are both guiding their actions to attempt to win. The idea of Xena even daring to try to fight someone as awesome and powerful as Rand al’Thor would be such a grave insult to logic and all common sense, the universe would erase Xena from existence to avoid the humiliation of there even being a thought of her being victorious.”
I couldn’t imagine it, any other way.
“His plan will go like this: Right before the battle starts, put a bunch of naked women and young boys in front of the Greek Team. When Zeus freezes to goggle them all, overwhelmed by lust and needing a conscious effort not to spring at them or transform into “golden rain”, he’ll get Mjolnir to the face.”
I imagine Hera will have to be right next to Zeus in combat, as to keep the fear of a woman’s wrath in his heart when Loki does such devious seductive plots. Otherwise, the Greek Pantheon is going to have a lot more demi-gods…..
- the pondering fool
November 29, 2009
#87
I just realised something…
Greek gods, Norse Gods… They’d all be making Baby gods within moments of that match getting underway. And not always in the good old human way either. Both sets of legends are filled with excessive childmaking are they not?
That and Thor crossdressing. Can never get enough of Thor dressing up as a woman to marry an Ice Giant, then caving in a whole halls worth of skulls.
As to the fight… There are, I think, four dedicated Norse Warrior gods. (Thor, Baldur, Freya and the guy with one hand… Hod?)
And the Greeks have just Ares. Bad odds from a combat persective, and Loki is the trickester king, whereas the greek equivalent would be… Pan maybe?
I say the Norse win.
November 29, 2009
#88
the one that has only one hand is Tyr God of single combat
The God I would be most Impressed to see take the feild is Odin God of War, Magic, Death and Poetry Armed with his Magic Spear Gungnir, which never misses its target Riding Sleipnir, an octopedal horse, who was given to Odin by Loki, and the severed head of Mímir, which foretold the future.
December 1, 2009
#89
In a pure dow-grinding slugfest-style match, the Norse would win. Odin and Thor could deal some very serious damage on their own, backed by the entire pantheon they’ll whoop the greeks asses.
Not to mention, what can a sick gang of pedophile rapists really do? They’ll piss themselves and leg it in no time.
December 1, 2009
#90
Well, if I had to look at how well they fought in God of War, I’m giving it to the Norse.
1) Norse Mythology is a religion of viking warriors, who wanted their deities to be butt kickers. Greek Mythology was less on fighting and more on intellectual and perversion.
2) As much as the Greek Mythology is used these days, it’s not in a positive light. GoW have them being taken out by their own creation. Xena killed Zeus in an episode. Marvel made Hercules apparently a dead beat dad. Marvel’s Aries is in the Dark Avengers. Hercules (TV Show) just reminded us that the Greek mythos has them sleeping around and Hercules (Disney) kiddify them.
When you think Norse Mythology, you think Valhalla, the resting place for warriors. You think of Marvel’s Thor, who is apparently a power hitter who can go toe to toe with the Hulk. You don’t think of all the time they slept around with whatever they did.
So while the Greek Mythology is more well known, it’s not treated with the same respect that the Norse Mythology has.
December 1, 2009
#91
“I imagine Hera will have to be right next to Zeus in combat, as to keep the fear of a woman’s wrath in his heart when Loki does such devious seductive plots. Otherwise, the Greek Pantheon is going to have a lot more demi-gods…..”
If Zeus leaps on those women without the Norse Pantheon rushing forward and ripping him to pieces, he’ll get an unpleasant surprise. Loki made sure to sterilize all the bait before using them, and will probably put some god-endangering traps in/on them. When Zeus starts plowing away, he’ll have only a brief moment to look horrified and scream, “OH, SH-” before he finds himself castrated. Serves ‘em right.
December 11, 2009
#92
“1) Norse Mythology is a religion of viking warriors, who wanted their deities to be butt kickers. Greek Mythology was less on fighting and more on intellectual and perversion.”
“Not to mention, what can a sick gang of pedophile rapists really do? They’ll piss themselves and leg it in no time.”
I agree completely.
It would be really amusing, the viking pantheon of butt-kickers attack in full force and the decadant Greek perverts run away. Turns the tables on them and gives ‘em a taste of the torment they’ve been giving the poor mortals.
December 14, 2009
#93
Given the poor kids you mean? Yeah, it’ll be a righteous slaughter. Justice finally prevails as a whole pantheon of warrior gods storms in and destroy every single god of rape, sex, homosexuality, heterosexuality, sodomy, blowjobs, missionairy poses, anal style, child porn or whatever.
When it comes down to it the greeks would be too interested in a massive orgy to realize someone’s there to kill them. Too bad the gods of sex in general would perish, but we got other to take their role. And those who take over the job are hopefully more interested in minding their own penis rather than the neighbours vagi…ahem. I think i’ll leave it at that. I ain’t no fan of the greek gods.
December 15, 2009
#94
“Given the poor kids you mean? Yeah, it’ll be a righteous slaughter. Justice finally prevails as a whole pantheon of warrior gods storms in and destroy every single god of rape, sex, homosexuality, heterosexuality, sodomy, blowjobs, missionairy poses, anal style, child porn or whatever.”
That would be a pretty strange title/name to be addressed/introduced by. Seriously, what kind of lunatic styles themselves as the lord of all blowjobs?
I’m not a thorough expert on mythology, but I believe that most of them(or at least the major ones) represented concepts like war, love, water, etc. The list above were just their favorite pasttimes.
“When it comes down to it the greeks would be too interested in a massive orgy to realize someone’s there to kill them.”
Hmm, maybe that would be a good strategy for the Norse team. Wait until all the Greeks are busy partying, than attack. It would probably be the most epic party crash ever to exist.
“Too bad the gods of sex in general would perish, but we got other to take their role. And those who take over the job are hopefully more interested in minding their own penis rather than the neighbours vagi…ahem. I think i’ll leave it at that. I ain’t no fan of the greek gods.”
Me neither.
December 15, 2009
#95
norse gods for the win here all the way
December 15, 2009
#96
Well, some female Greek godess could present herself as the “lady of all blowjobs” and no one would think of it as strange at all. So why not? I swear the only reason we don’t hear about the god of blowjobs is because of another god being over both war AND blowjobs. And since evryone knows about the blowjob part, the merely say god of war. I’m certain of it.
Norse for the FP award.
December 15, 2009
#97
While Norse do have the advantage in Badassery, I still think the Greek Pantheon would have a couple tricks up there sleeves. I guess, if they are desperate enough, they can always unlock Tartorous and summon forth their parents (The Titans).
- the pondering fool
December 15, 2009
#98
if the greeks bring in titans, it will only make the norse unleash frost giants and surtr.
December 15, 2009
#99
Titans? What if the Norse made the Jotnir go over there? Extra muscle in large quantities.
December 16, 2009
#100
“When it comes down to it the greeks would be too interested in a massive orgy to realize someone’s there to kill them. Too bad the gods of sex in general would perish, but we got other to take their role.”
Is the job open? Where do I sign up?