Exploring the Differences Between Marvel and Norse Thor

The video explores the differences between Marvel's Thor and the original Norse mythology. It highlights changes in Thor's appearance, abilities, and relationships, particularly with Loki. The video also discusses Thor's marriage, his hammer, and the outcomes of Ragnarok, comparing the mythological versions with Marvel's adaptations.

What are some of the modern elements added to Marvel's Thor that are not present in the original Norse mythology?

• Spaceships, shawarma joints, and green rage monsters

• Time travel, magic wands, and talking animals

• Flying carpets, enchanted forests, and mythical creatures

• Super speed, invisibility, and telepathy

In the original Norse mythology, what color is Thor's hair?

• Red

• Black

• Blonde

• Brown

How does the mythological Thor travel quickly?

• Riding a dragon

• Teleportation

• By flying with his hammer

• Using a magical chariot pulled by goats

What is a notable difference in Thor's appearance between Marvel and Norse mythology?

• In Marvel, Thor has a pig-like face

• In mythology, Thor has blue eyes

• In Marvel, Thor has a red beard

• In mythology, Thor is considered ugly

During Ragnarok in the original myths, what does Loki do?

• He remains neutral

• He flees to another realm

• He leads an army of the dead against Asgard

• He helps Thor fight against the enemies

What is Loki's relationship to Thor in the original Norse mythology?

• Adopted brother

• Stepbrother of Odin

• Cousin

• Uncle

Who is Thor married to in the original Norse mythology?

• Jane Foster

• Freya

• Sif

• Hela

What special item does Thor need to wield his hammer in the original myths?

• A magical belt

• A special set of gloves

• A mystical amulet

• A sacred ring

What happens to Thor and Loki during Ragnarok in the original Norse mythology?

• They survive and rebuild Asgard

• They die along with other gods

• They escape to another realm

• They become mortals

Why did Marvel change the ending of Ragnarok in their films?

• To introduce new characters

• To align with historical events

• To keep the characters alive for future stories

• To make it more dramatic