@kaisel5975
I swear these videos give me more information then an actual college class learning about mythology. Information dense but still entertaining to watch wanting more keep it up!
@dantereinhardt6911
Me pausing everything at work to watch the video
@juliusnovachrono4370
I have been waiting for this video for a month. As someone that's been writing a story on Celtic mythology, this is perfect.
@cherechesalexdaniel811
Great work man! I swear you're getting batter and batter with each of these. Im really excited for the Cu Chullainn video. Also a few addendums. I think there is an irish story where Lugh is considered the strongest warrior of all time, and is portrayed as equal to or stronger than Ogma who is the first statement at 4:55 is stated to be equal to The Dagda or at least the second strongest. So this can be used to argue that Lugh is equal to or stronger than The Dagda. I think there was even one story where Lugh put all of the tuatha to sleep and killed Ballor a giant who single handidly turned the battle against the tuatha in the fomorians favour. But this is in the irish version. Nuadu's sword is also stated to be able to cut trough any shield. And the name of "The Good God" for Dagda is debatad wather or not it means he is morally good or if he is just talentad.
@Hellish_gaze
You could interpret the swords power as minor fate manipulation, as it implies that the sword WILL kill you if drawn in battle.
@Postulate1
Bro's finally back
@szonator
Question from a fan: could you tackle polish slavic mythology? It's very interesting and there is like thousands of wacky and terryfying creatures
@squidwardart
You already did sun wukong, but maybe you could do chinese mythology in general? There is also hinduism and maybe abrahamic religions though those could be more sensitive. Other than that I think you covered most popular ones, could maybe look into some south east asian or african big strongs, ig in europe there is also slavic gods but I think sources are very scarce there. Either way, fun video as always keep up the good work.
@lovingmurclock6952
Thank you for the video!
@altrizon3309
You forgot to mention that Morrigan is the goddess of Destiney, which gives her fate manipulating powers.
@Deimoste
Man, I love these frequent uploads recently!
@alberich3963
This mythology, along with the Norse mythology, were the main inspirations for Elden Ring
@MJcool-su7qk
I learn a two thing from this video: 1. This reaffirm my claim that magic is bull** in any universe. 2. Sailor moon, Asta form black clover, MLP cast, Fairy Tail, Magic user form both marvel and DC, Anti-magic user, etc. Have a stronger chance in this fight.
@Daemon_Belial
Work, what's that? It is time to watch a frog talk about power levels, something far more important.
@YeetTheMeme
When I saw Cú Chulainn I though next video was going to be about Fate. Now THAT would be something to watch as if the universe isn't confusing enough.
@camerontaylor2184
Entertaining and informative as useful thanks for another great video
@Vanetty398
Literally in love with your vids. Thanks for covering my favourite mythos!
@alberich3963
great video as always man
@altrizon3309
Thanks for making this video!
@EraldoCoil-ce1vz