The Pagan Gods of Supernatural Explained and Listed

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  @emilatariq1271 · 2 years ago

  "This version of Zeus was divinely petty....?" that's just how Zeus is. 🤣

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• FM

  @fmradio2099 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Would have been kinda cool if Chuck lost his powers after wiping out the last humans across the multiverse who believed in him and realized he was also just another story.

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  @PotatoSoundSystem · 2 years ago

  Sam explained that gods were once invincible and basically almost all-powerful, but when people stopped worshiping, believing, and sacrificing to them they became severely weakened and not even a fraction of what they once were

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• MI

  @miko6259 · 2 years ago

  im still mad about the potrayel of odin, couldnt even be bothered to give him an eye patch

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• WH

  @whadatmowfdu7320 · 5 months ago

  Not knowing who and how significant Fenrir and Sleipnir are is CRAZY work.

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  @miken.1705 · 2 years ago

  Supernatural's Pagan Gods were very interesting but ultimately underwhelming i mean at hammer of the Gods a bunch of the head of Parthenons couldn't even put up a fight with an archangel

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  @Tenebrous227 · 2 years ago

  This has nothing to do with the gods but when you mentioned Mjonir's appearance it immediately reminded me of the episode when Dean walked into the bunker with "Lucille", Negan's bat from the walking dead while saying, "Dad really wuda loved this thing" before setting it down. His father John of course being the same actor that plays Negan

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• RO

  @robinvik1 · 2 years ago

  I like the theory that Gabriel used a trickster as a vessel instead of a human. Which also explains why his powers are the same as a trickster just waaaaaaaay more powerful

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• NI

  @NickCorfixsen · 2 years ago

  The reason why Prometheus's son stops talking is quite obvious. The son has been dying daily since the age of seven, in real world psychology children have been known to become mute from tragic events, such as the death of a relative, or physical trama. So dying and coming back to live just once at such a young age could lead to a child becoming mute, dying daily is for sure the reason why he doesn't speak.

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• YE

  @yensid4294 · 2 months ago

  I would have thought Baldur & Loki would have had words considering Loki was responsible for Baldur's death. 😅

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• RI

  @richardk4625 · 2 years ago

  I wondered why Fortuna knew her origin when other gods did not. I then interpreted this to mean that the very first gods were created by the big G and then they created themselves like family trees, since in all mythology there is such a thing that the gods have children and that gods are replaced by a new generation.

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• OM

  @omnigod7131 · 2 years ago

  Zeus being divinely petty just sounds like zeus from Greek mythology.

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