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Loki: Void god also called "Mischief King" and a member of the World Council like Arthur whom later manipulates.
Surtr: Fire god and the one that killed Akane's father. He was given the driver
Hodr: Wind god and the responsible for Dorothy's death. She was given the driver
Odin: Light god and the one that killed the fairy queen Titania and the fairy Will o Wisp. She was given the driver
Hogni: Dark god and the one that killed Walpurgis (Yukari's best friend) and the fairy Shadow. She was given the driver
Hervor: Void god and the one who killed the fairy Zero and almost killed Ginji. He was given the driver
Sigurd: Water god that likes to atormentate the twins and has a creepy laugh. He was given the driver

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Odin's children were Balder and Thor. Odin came to be seen as the supreme Norse god, the one to whom the other deities turned for help and advice. He ruled them from his palace Valhalla in the heavenly realm called Asgard. As the god of war, Odin watched over warriors who fell

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He was very kind and created beautiful bodies of water to surround the lands. Niagaros was the god of the land. He was vengeful and jealous, and barely ever did his work. Rather, he would cause mischief. Lastly was the goddess Arcydia of the sky.

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Odysseus (P.567) This story illustrates how a Greek leader by name Odysseus and his men entered the cave finding food and drink to help themselves with but happened that they fell asleep. And Cyclops, whose other name is Polyphemus, joined them in the cave, he lead his flock sheep in the cave and rolled out a big stone against the mouth of the case which was close to the entrance. Therefore, seeing Odysseus, and his men asleep in the cave, he became angry and grabbed two of the men, crushed them to the rocks and ate them, and later he fell asleep. Odysseus seeing that act of Cyclops couldn’t do anything since Cyclops was the only strongest people that rolled out the stone from the cave.

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Britt Hampton HUM 115 1N1 Comparing Deities The trickster archetype is a frequently represented deity that is memorable in many different culture’s pantheons and is exemplified through their mythologies. This clever deity figure is often an instigator that acts to propel the wheels of change, he is often mischievous in his methods and his motivations may be questioned by higher-ranking deities. Often times it is the trickster deity that is made an example of in many of the mythological tales. The Norse trickster deity Loki and the Greek titan-born trickster god Prometheus share this common thread, along with many other characteristics such as their clever and curious natures, which single them out from the other deities of their respective

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Odin was known as the Father God or the All-Father and takes on several roles in Norse Mythology. These included that of a war god, but not in the sense of a noble war god such as the battlefield commanders Tyr or Thor. Instead, Odin incites otherwise peaceful people to conflict. Second, Odin was a shaman and was accompanied by several familiar spirits. These included the ravens Hugin and Munin, the wolves Geri and Freki, and the Valkyries.

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and literature. Hades lord of underworld ruler of the dead Hera supreme goddess of marriage and childbirth Hermes god of commerece Poseidon god of sea and protector of aquatic features Zeus god of sky ruler of olympian

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Loki was one of the most dynamic and detrimental characters and caused much of the chaos in the realm of Asgard. In Norse Myths and Legends, it states that Loki, half giant, half god, was friends with the mighty gods Odin and Thor (4). Thanks to his close relationship with Odin, Loki began moving up the social hierarchy and became associated with many powerful gods such as Thor. After arriving in Asgard, Loki began causing trouble. However, he was never severely punished for his actions because his affiliations with the major gods made him virtually untouchable.

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Amun, god of the air, his role changed over time and was nationally worshiped. Ra is the creator deity and represents the sun, heaven, kingship, power, and light. He is worshiped as king of the deities. Osiris is the deity of rebirth and death. He judges you based on the number of lies you told and other things.

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Each group saw them as their each individual own gods.(Classical Gods And

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In art, the Gods were given human bodies and characters just like ordinary people. Some Gods were good, while others were bad. Zeus, the king of the Gods, controlled weather. The thunderbolt was his most powerful weapon. The British Museum states that the ancient Greeks believed that when lightning struck the earth, it was a sign on Zeus being present.

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