u/CaseusTheCheeseMan99

I did it to the first pages anyways, so yeah.

Should I continue?

First off, I'm reading the Elder Edda right now because I don't like how Snorri Sturlson systemized and changed mythology, so if the Prose Edda contradicts something I say...I don't care. Anyways, here's the worst take on the Nine Realms you've ever heard. :)

So, in the middle is Midgard, and Midgard is surrounded by Jotunheim, which is scary, and Jotunheim is surrounded by Utgard, which is scarier, and on the north is Niflheim, which is scary and cold flavor, and on the south is Muspell, which is scary and hot flavor, and crap i have no idea where Asgard is but it's somewhere and same with Vanaheim.

So, you may have noticed, I'm at 7 which is not 9, because I'm a loser and am making ideas about Norse Mythology when my only real studying I've done is a LOT of google, and I've read Voluspa too.

Let's unpack what I've grouped into the same realm, which is Nidavellir and Helheim being put in Niflheim, because I think that Nastrond is the shore that became where Gnipahellir or wherever the dead people come up, which became Helheim when hell began to rule it, and much like Helheim, Nidavellir is said to be underground, and, it's also just a hall, so it fits in a cave in Niflheim. Also, Alfheim is mentioned as Yngvi's (haha look at me making deepcut references I have such a big brain) home, and thus it might be in Asgard.

Thank you for your time, please reply. ^(I would really enjoy that.)

Futhark is named after Freyr's AEtt of "Younger Futhark", which goes Fe - Ur - Thurs - Ass - Reid - Kaun, which when the primary sounds of which are put together spell "Futhark". My problem is...this name is inaccurate when applied to "Elder Futhark" is that Freyr's AEtt in that alphabet is "Fehu - Uruz - Thurisaz - Ansuz - Reidho - Kenaz - Gebo - Wunjo" which would spell "Futharkgw", and Futhorc should be Futhorcgw.

Please share your opinion on this!

*I love Dragon Ball, guys, I just don't Dragon Ball: Super--sorry. Let's just agree to disagree!

Anyways, I think Ultra Instinct is a silly overshadowment of original Dragon Ball. During the 21st Tenka'Ichi Budokai, Goku, against Jackie Chun, spontaneously invented the Saruken (Monkey Style), in which he acted unpredictable, fluid, and tapped into his inner, Saiyan instinct. When Goku trained with Popo for the 23rd Tenka'Ich Budokai, he was trained not to move without perfect intent, and to be "Quicker than lightning, quieter than sky." Even if he abandoned the Saruken, he didn't abandon Popo's training--and, personally, if a move is a mindset, then I think you don't need to copy a god to use it.

Please give your opinion regarding this, and, by the way, even if I hate it's relevance in the plot, it is obviously DOPE and 10/10 hype, but with 0/10 substance and 10/10 character regression.