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Topic	Why does Iron Man call Thor a demigod in The Avengers?
The_Ivory_Man 08/11/19 9:01:19 PM #23:	Sariana21 posted... JE19426 posted... Sariana21 posted... But Loki is a "puny god"! The point being that Loki identifies himself as a god. Damn, good point. It sucks that Loki is such an honest and stand up guy that we have to accept his statements as facts. Well, the more relevant point is that he is adopted and thus not biologically a god at all. Not to take anything away from adoptees, but in this case it's actually relevant. Not relevant in Norse Mythology actually. Most gods are of mixed parentage and still described the same. Thor is 3/4 Jotunn, and Odin is 1/2. Being a god in Norse mythology, is not the same as being an Aesir. --- "Just because someone is killed doesn't mean they died" - Shojikan <cite>The_Ivory_Man posted [p:925943487] in Why does I... [t:77930545]...</cite> <quote>Sariana21 posted...</cite> <quote>JE19426 posted...</cite> <quote>Sariana21 posted...</cite> <quote>But Loki is a "puny god"! The point being that Loki identifies himself as a god.</quote> Damn, good point. It sucks that Loki is such an honest and stand up guy that we have to accept his statements as facts.</quote> Well, the more relevant point is that he is adopted and thus not biologically a god at all. Not to take anything away from adoptees, but in this case it's actually relevant.</quote> Not relevant in Norse Mythology actually. Most gods are of mixed parentage and still described the same. Thor is 3/4 Jotunn, and Odin is 1/2. Being a god in Norse mythology, is not the same as being an Aesir. --- "Just because someone is killed doesn't mean they died" - Shojikan</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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