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Is Odin 4 gods rolled into 1
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In THOR #294 it shows that Odin is the fusion of 4 elder Gods of an earlier Asgard. Later Issues it says that he is bor's son. Which is it?
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In THOR #294 it shows that Odin is the fusion of 4 elder Gods of an earlier Asgard. Later Issues it says that he is bor's son. Which is it?
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Per the Marvel wiki: "Odin claimed his father was dead and assume rule over his lands alongside his brothers Vili and Ve. The three brothers returned to their father's kingdom of Asgard, which had become home of the gods. Upon the apparent death's of his brothers at the hands of the fire-demon Surtur, Odin absorbed their life essences, increasing his own power (the "Odinpower").
– Valorum
Dec 17 '16 at 17:10
In the Norse / Finnish eddas Odin and his brothers are sons of Bor.
– pHred
Feb 16 '17 at 18:37
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In THOR #294 it shows that Odin is the fusion of 4 elder Gods of an earlier Asgard. Later Issues it says that he is bor's son. Which is it?
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asked Dec 17 '16 at 16:57
Ismael CruzIsmael Cruz
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In THOR #294 it shows that Odin is the fusion of 4 elder Gods of an earlier Asgard. Later Issues it says that he is bor's son. Which is it?
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asked Dec 17 '16 at 16:57
Ismael CruzIsmael Cruz
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asked Dec 17 '16 at 16:57
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asked Dec 17 '16 at 16:57
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asked Dec 17 '16 at 16:57
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asked Dec 17 '16 at 16:57
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Per the Marvel wiki: "Odin claimed his father was dead and assume rule over his lands alongside his brothers Vili and Ve. The three brothers returned to their father's kingdom of Asgard, which had become home of the gods. Upon the apparent death's of his brothers at the hands of the fire-demon Surtur, Odin absorbed their life essences, increasing his own power (the "Odinpower").
– Valorum
Dec 17 '16 at 17:10
In the Norse / Finnish eddas Odin and his brothers are sons of Bor.
– pHred
Feb 16 '17 at 18:37
add a comment |
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Per the Marvel wiki: "Odin claimed his father was dead and assume rule over his lands alongside his brothers Vili and Ve. The three brothers returned to their father's kingdom of Asgard, which had become home of the gods. Upon the apparent death's of his brothers at the hands of the fire-demon Surtur, Odin absorbed their life essences, increasing his own power (the "Odinpower").
– Valorum
Dec 17 '16 at 17:10
In the Norse / Finnish eddas Odin and his brothers are sons of Bor.
– pHred
Feb 16 '17 at 18:37
2
2
Per the Marvel wiki: "Odin claimed his father was dead and assume rule over his lands alongside his brothers Vili and Ve. The three brothers returned to their father's kingdom of Asgard, which had become home of the gods. Upon the apparent death's of his brothers at the hands of the fire-demon Surtur, Odin absorbed their life essences, increasing his own power (the "Odinpower").
– Valorum
Dec 17 '16 at 17:10
Per the Marvel wiki: "Odin claimed his father was dead and assume rule over his lands alongside his brothers Vili and Ve. The three brothers returned to their father's kingdom of Asgard, which had become home of the gods. Upon the apparent death's of his brothers at the hands of the fire-demon Surtur, Odin absorbed their life essences, increasing his own power (the "Odinpower").
– Valorum
Dec 17 '16 at 17:10
In the Norse / Finnish eddas Odin and his brothers are sons of Bor.
– pHred
Feb 16 '17 at 18:37
In the Norse / Finnish eddas Odin and his brothers are sons of Bor.
– pHred
Feb 16 '17 at 18:37
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It does seem to be a matter of "Reader's Choice".
As Buri remarks in "Thor" #355, "...I know which I should believe." For myself, I know I will definitely go with the story that hews closer to the traditional Norse myths than the "Eyeball Story". Thor, son of Odin, son of Bor, son of Buri.
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It does seem to be a matter of "Reader's Choice".
As Buri remarks in "Thor" #355, "...I know which I should believe." For myself, I know I will definitely go with the story that hews closer to the traditional Norse myths than the "Eyeball Story". Thor, son of Odin, son of Bor, son of Buri.
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It does seem to be a matter of "Reader's Choice".
As Buri remarks in "Thor" #355, "...I know which I should believe." For myself, I know I will definitely go with the story that hews closer to the traditional Norse myths than the "Eyeball Story". Thor, son of Odin, son of Bor, son of Buri.
answered 8 mins ago
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It does seem to be a matter of "Reader's Choice".
As Buri remarks in "Thor" #355, "...I know which I should believe." For myself, I know I will definitely go with the story that hews closer to the traditional Norse myths than the "Eyeball Story". Thor, son of Odin, son of Bor, son of Buri.
answered 8 mins ago
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It does seem to be a matter of "Reader's Choice".
As Buri remarks in "Thor" #355, "...I know which I should believe." For myself, I know I will definitely go with the story that hews closer to the traditional Norse myths than the "Eyeball Story". Thor, son of Odin, son of Bor, son of Buri.
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Per the Marvel wiki: "Odin claimed his father was dead and assume rule over his lands alongside his brothers Vili and Ve. The three brothers returned to their father's kingdom of Asgard, which had become home of the gods. Upon the apparent death's of his brothers at the hands of the fire-demon Surtur, Odin absorbed their life essences, increasing his own power (the "Odinpower").
– Valorum
Dec 17 '16 at 17:10
In the Norse / Finnish eddas Odin and his brothers are sons of Bor.
– pHred
Feb 16 '17 at 18:37