humanity has created mythical creatures in their stories. From the half-human, half-beast monsters of Greco-Roman mythology, to the Norse Jormungandr, Fenrir, and trolls, to the numerous avatars ...

Gwynne blends captivating world-building with Norse legends, weaving elements of epic battles, magical powers, and ...

Loki may have the Fenrir fruit, transforming into a giant wolf connected to Norse mythology. Alternatively, Loki could have the Jormungandr fruit, linked to the World Serpant of Norse lore.

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Watch stories from Norse mythology told in a fun but faithful style for 7-9 year olds. Featuring Odin, Loki, Freya, Thor and many other gods, goddesses, giants and an array of unusual creatures!