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ureapms

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ok im done

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so

So?

i was thinking how to word it

yes

Is it just me, or is Nose mythos becoming the next greek/roman

Nose mythos huh

where its overused and shit

Norse

norse

it's nose now

idk, there's the avengers and god of war

because, i think everyone knows greek/roman mythos is overused as shit

All I know of

Idk max, I've seen Norse mythos way more than greek/roman in games and other media

what

thats straight up lies

it's not though

i mean, as far as i've seen, movies and shows have only barely scratched the surface of what norse mythology has to offer

not just the full myhos themselves, but ideas and words

Norse mythology has been in tons of stuff

mythos*

yeah but, i dont think you realise how overused greek/roman is

isn't it a thing that all mythologies are connected in a way, just using different names

not really?

that's a theory yes

people have always had the same ideas

Greek and roman sure

Greek/Roman are almost the same thing but there's fundamental differences between others

ok but theresalways a sky god and always a bad gd

kappa

greek and roman are the same because the romans stole the gods from the greek

That's if you're going polytheistic

gent, isnt "God" the god of all those things though?

Every time you see a Minotaur, or a centaur, or a million other common things, thats Greek

^

I haven't seen much norse around though

I like Norse mythology a lot more, but it's kind of hard to work in as easily as Greek stuff is

ive started to see more and more of it though

I stand by that i've seen way more norse stuff in games and shows i've watched than greek/roman

i have omega doubt

pegasi are greek aren't they?

yep

unicorns too right

or am i thinking of something else

Unicorns, I don't think so

Not sure where they come from

I feel like that's a celtic thing

I'm not sure about the origin of unicorns

https://i.imgur.com/vzOKyeM.png

wow not even celtic

so basically greek

appaK

no

kek

dialga

it's almost as if the greeks knew how to write something that people can still read today

>lecturing Max on Greek/Roman history

What are you Dialga, new?