I’d definitely recommend this movie to anyone who’s never seen it. Yeah, the younger Thor, Loki, and Sif is a bit weird, but the expansions of characters like the Warriors Three and Algrim are definitely worth it, especially for anyone who’s a fan of the more “Classic” Thor.
I rented this movie from the local Blockbuster way back in the day. Today's kids will never know what it's like to just pick a movie based on the DVD case alone and wait until you get home to watch it, having no idea whether it's going to be a total dumpster fire of a film or a cinematic masterpiece
Oh, I actually have seen this! It was quite fun. I didn’t think it was too widely known though, which is a shame. I kinda wish there were more one-off projects like this where we get to see the individual characters in their element doing what they do best and going head on up against challenges that only they can face. I hope someday they bring stuff like this back, because these kinds of projects open the door for more creative story telling that doesn’t need to be restricted by any ongoing or existing continuity.
Tales of Asgard actually inspired me to Create my own Fanmade MCU for lack of a better word. What I'm doing is similar to the Yostverse and MCU combined, it is heavily inspired by Spectacular Spider-Man, Iron-Man Armored adventures X-Men Evolution and of course Thor Tales of Asgard, even the Ultimate Marvel Comics helped me here. The most prominent inspiration is most heroes are young teens, of course people like Professor X and Magneto are still old, adults but the main Heroes like Iron-Man Captain America etc... are all Teens to Young Adults. In my timeline I make it in Stages instead of Phases and have Stage #1 almost completely figured out. We Start with Thor's stories then go into X-Men and all the other Heroes and Captain America is designed like a TV Show but takes inspiration from Arrow where you have 2 Timelines his Wartime timeline and his Present Day Timeline and it flashes back and forwards until both timelines collide for example Season 1's Main Antagonist will be Baron Zemo but unlike EMH it's not the same one. War Time Zemo is Present day Zemo's Grandfather and etc... Anyway it's a long extricate timeline and the stuff you said in this video reminded me of certain stuff in my own fan thing, if you're interesting in collabing at all let me know if not no worries I'll simply continue supporting your channel with my views and likes lol. So yeah, awesome video and look forward to your future videos.
This movie was great. I wish they also would have done a Tales of Asgard movie, similar to Tales of Ba Sing Sei in Avatar the Last Airbender. Would have been interesting to see what everyone gets up to. See Asgard from a completely different POV.
I remember this movie. I freaking loved it when I watched it on Amazon Prime. I watched it a few laters are it released and I think I was like 9ish. I loved all these forgotten marvel animated movies like this. Thanks for bringing back these memories!(Also I reccomend the animated movie "Planet Hulk") EDIT: The part when he throws the hammer and it bounces from the walls which is obviously a reference to Thor getting mjolnir later on was great .Child me loved that moment. Loki was also a great character in it
I’ve actually recently seen this movie at the strangest time. I was on vacation in Disney and as I was suppose to go back home my flight was cancelled so my family decided to stay one more day. We went to a hotel and I put on the tv and surprisingly this was streaming on one of the channels. I watched the whole thing and I thought it was actually really good.
I remember finding Tales of Asgard and Next Avengers on RUclips when I was younger. It was like discovering gold. It pains me they basically got swept under the rug, as wells as the fact they are not even on Disney plus.
Tales of Asgard always felt like a good pilot for a show that never happened. While I am a tad cautious about how Marvel Studios will handle the animation department, the fact that they allowed them to handle an upcoming Marvel Zombies show and a continuation of the 90s X-men show shows that they are atleast more ambitious than the era when Marvel animation tried to ape the MCU in almost every single aspect.
I have a box set of the animated marvel Lionsgate films. They’re pretty good. However. The Doctor Strange one. That one is a masterpiece and a genuinely fantastic movie.
Contrary to the near majority of the viewing audience, I actually LOVE this movie. Not only does it truly feel like a definitive Thor story (no space aliens, no science techno babble and no half-hazard changes to the Marvel roots) but it also gave me some serious D&D vibes too. The only issue I had was the outrageously feminist behavior from Brunhilde, acting like she's exempt from the authority of Odin's will and trying to push that toxic mindset into the Valkyries. Aside from that; everything else from the cast, the animation, the music, the story and the mythology of the world was awesome
I agree. Seems like with these female warrior types, their sexism is excused. You don't see arcs where the Amazons from DC comics stop hating men. I guess in the end, they did need saving by Thor and the Avengers in Avengers: Earth's mightiest heroes.
I haven't watched this movie in years! after watching this video I went and did a rewatch and it is such a little hidden gem! Loki is my favorite marvel character and I love how we get a little glimpse of what could have been their dynamic in EMH or even in the MCU had things gone differently.
If this film is set within the same universe as EMH, it makes Loki's descent into darkness far more tragic, since in the film, he was best friends either his brother and loved him dearly.
I was an adult when this came out, so outside the target audience, but I found it solidly enjoyable. Probably my second favorite Thor film after the Branagh one. I appreciate that it’s just an unabashed fantasy adventure. For me, it highlights how underutilized both the supporting cast and fantasy mythology of Thor have been in the MCU.
I like that there isn't a pure good or pure evil character. Thor and Odin both make mistakes, Loki and Algrim wanted revenge for understandable reasons, and the Frost Giants do honor their deal with Thor.
I think at the time I was younger I really wasn’t into these movies besides hulk vs but all these years later despite their varied quality, these movies are something really special. Each movie felt unique and never felt hampered by “connecting “ the greater universe they just wanted to tell great stories. I think if anything I miss the really stylized take on these characters like I’ve always drugged the art direction of this, next avengers, doctor strange, and planet hulk. I really miss animated movies like this and dcs old line up where the movies really tried to do justice to the source material
Me and a buddy, not long ago, talked about the possibility of doing things like this. Our aspirations in getting into independent feature animation, which is becoming an ever decreasing possibility as we both are turning 31 this year with not a single published original work of fiction in any medium kill me now, had led me to the thought of one day working directly for disney marvel. Sort of making a few direct to video features to compete with WB Animations on-going run of DC direct to home media films. Things made separate from the mcu. Not something I'd want to spend the rest of my career doing but I'd make a few of these and then move on, but I'd help them begin a profitable venture that gives me the opportunity to do some adaptational work that I'm interested in. One of my dream jobs is making a movie based on Kraven's Last Hunt.
Yes! I love this movie! It’s not the BEST thing ever but I would love to see more exploration of the different fantasy settings in Thor’s part of the world, and the theme about narratives not all adding up is perfect for Thor and Loki (especially given backstories etc). And Loki being “pretty unambiguously a hero” 👌 I wish we could get more of that.
10:26 Thor: Tales of Asgard, X-Men: Evolution, and Iron Man: Armored Adventures featured our favorite Marvel heroes as teenagers in a Spider-Man sort of level.
I remember really enjoying this movie! It was so charming! It was great seeing a younger Loki and Thor. It was awesome to see how they were together growing up as brothers and how that shaped them as people. It helps make more sense of what they will become. I do wish we got more stuff from Marvel like this, especially for Loki, Thor and Asgard in general!
I discovered this movie by total chance on Netflix a few years ago, and while I was skeptical at first, I really enjoyed it. The story was fun and unique, the characters were different but still recognizable, the animation was surprisingly okay, and teen!Loki is just adorable. I'm not a huge comic fan, so maybe I'm missing out on some things, but I felt this was a good way to incorporate comic storylines into Marvel movies and shows. I was really sad when Netflix removed ToA, and I don't think it's on Disney+ yet (EMH is on there, though), so I don't know if there's anywhere you can watch this film at the moment. It's so sad to find out the history behind this film, and how it fit into the Yostverse, only to learn that the old Marvel animated films were cut down in favor of more MCU-compliant productions.
I randomly stumbled across this in a search for a DIFFERENT show/movie, and I think I still have it Bookmarked. And it had a lotta *nudge-nudge* moments. 10/10!
That's wild, hahaha, I was just thinking about this movie earlier in the week! My dad, lil bro, and I watched so many of the animated marvel and dc movies and cartoons back then.
I remember my brother and I spending the night at our grandfather's watching this movie many times and I'd never gotten tired of it. Kinda disappointed Thor didn't use any lightning, but I still distinctly remember the wooden hammer scene.
I saw this on HBO MAX about a month ago and I thought this was great. I loved how it went into the Lore of the Marvel Norse Gods and the plot was great. I wish there was an animated Thor show like this.
I loved this movie as a kid, it was one of my first introductions to more nuanced takes on comic book heroes adapted to screen and I really loved Loki in it, albeit for this to be an origin for EMH Asgard I would really want to see the transition story told: Loki’s fall from hero to villain
I loved this films as a kid though I always thought it was kind of funny that they never made any for the more popular Marvel characters at the time like the Fantastic Four or Spider-Man even
I've seen it. Once. As a middle schooler. I don't remember much of it except there's a flaming sword that can change size according to it's bearers size.
Me, who was absolutely obsessed with this movie as a kid, still adores it, and refuses to accept that it doesn't fall into the MCU canon reading this title: Are you fuxxing sure about that!!!
Not only is this movie superior to all three Thor films from the MCU, Marvel's early animated projects (being Spectacular Spider Man, Avengers: EMH and Wolverine and the X-Men) are far superior to the MCU in every way. There's no reference of space aliens in Thor's world, magic is purely magic (not "science we don't understand,") Captain America's character was a real soldier and leader and in Planet Hulk stands out as the better Hulk story than anything MCU came up with
First, Fenrir isn't just a dude. He's still a wolf. Second, his design is based on 2004s Ragnarok comic. Third, Fenrir can talk in the Eddas. And fourth, Thor Ragnajoke didn't depict Fenrir in any shape or form well. He was a mindless CGI creature and had nothing in common with the Eddas or the comics and was not affiliated with Loki.
I know this is one of your relatively older videos, but I have been looking, and I have yet to find an official source connecting this to the Yost-Verse. Is there a interview saying they are connected or perhaps a connective Twitter statement or something like that? I know you wouldn't be able to link it in the comments as it would be classified as spam but I have been digging and outside of the fandom wikis which have not cited their sources on this matter, I haven't found anything connecting the two.
Hey love the vid and am gonna watch the movie based off your recommendation. I've noticed that you don't use contractions in your essays, or at least it sounds a bit forced when you do. Personally I prefer when people narrate their essays a bit more conversational. But that's me and I like your content as it is regardless
Man I miss these.....those animated projects and movies where really good, I love actually this movie, for me is the best THOR FILM behind maybe only THOR 1 (sorry f Ragnarok, and F WAITITI).....what we got now is just so bad....all Disney animated projects been shows or films are all been awful, none of these projects came close to the worst in the Yostverse, that universe pay respect to the comics in the right way, each entry having it's own flavor, like Thor been a FANTASY CHARACTER and be treat as such, specially this film, I love this animation and the designs, I just wish MCU thor was anything close to Earth's Mightiest Heroes Thor or Tales of Asgard Thor, now the only way we ever will get that if is the MCU reboot, which if keep failing as bad as it doing in recent years.........maybe happen, but even there I fear they might start with Jane Foster as Thor instead of traditional Thor, or some bs like that.
I suppose it’s possible the film was inspired by that series, but I don’t think there are any concrete links between them, and the plots seem fairly disimilar!
I’d definitely recommend this movie to anyone who’s never seen it. Yeah, the younger Thor, Loki, and Sif is a bit weird, but the expansions of characters like the Warriors Three and Algrim are definitely worth it, especially for anyone who’s a fan of the more “Classic” Thor.
the warrior 3 were bullshit artist.
and thor got his ass beat but since he has to train in public they let him win.
It isn't weird. It's based on the very good 2005 miniseries Sons of Asgard.
I wish they continued with the animated Lionsgate Marvel films they were pretty good.
Loisgate
Loins gate.
Fr man I love this movie and avengers of tmr so much. A few years ago I actually preferred these animated movies over the big screen mcu movies
Beats mcu phase 4
@@smiteds9627 facts
I rented this movie from the local Blockbuster way back in the day. Today's kids will never know what it's like to just pick a movie based on the DVD case alone and wait until you get home to watch it, having no idea whether it's going to be a total dumpster fire of a film or a cinematic masterpiece
Oh, I actually have seen this! It was quite fun. I didn’t think it was too widely known though, which is a shame. I kinda wish there were more one-off projects like this where we get to see the individual characters in their element doing what they do best and going head on up against challenges that only they can face. I hope someday they bring stuff like this back, because these kinds of projects open the door for more creative story telling that doesn’t need to be restricted by any ongoing or existing continuity.
Tales of Asgard actually inspired me to Create my own Fanmade MCU for lack of a better word.
What I'm doing is similar to the Yostverse and MCU combined, it is heavily inspired by Spectacular Spider-Man, Iron-Man Armored adventures X-Men Evolution and of course Thor Tales of Asgard, even the Ultimate Marvel Comics helped me here.
The most prominent inspiration is most heroes are young teens, of course people like Professor X and Magneto are still old, adults but the main Heroes like Iron-Man Captain America etc... are all Teens to Young Adults.
In my timeline I make it in Stages instead of Phases and have Stage #1 almost completely figured out.
We Start with Thor's stories then go into X-Men and all the other Heroes and Captain America is designed like a TV Show but takes inspiration from Arrow where you have 2 Timelines his Wartime timeline and his Present Day Timeline and it flashes back and forwards until both timelines collide for example Season 1's Main Antagonist will be Baron Zemo but unlike EMH it's not the same one. War Time Zemo is Present day Zemo's Grandfather and etc... Anyway it's a long extricate timeline and the stuff you said in this video reminded me of certain stuff in my own fan thing, if you're interesting in collabing at all let me know if not no worries I'll simply continue supporting your channel with my views and likes lol.
So yeah, awesome video and look forward to your future videos.
This movie was great. I wish they also would have done a Tales of Asgard movie, similar to Tales of Ba Sing Sei in Avatar the Last Airbender. Would have been interesting to see what everyone gets up to. See Asgard from a completely different POV.
I remember this movie. I freaking loved it when I watched it on Amazon Prime. I watched it a few laters are it released and I think I was like 9ish. I loved all these forgotten marvel animated movies like this. Thanks for bringing back these memories!(Also I reccomend the animated movie "Planet Hulk")
EDIT: The part when he throws the hammer and it bounces from the walls which is obviously a reference to Thor getting mjolnir later on was great .Child me loved that moment. Loki was also a great character in it
I’ve actually recently seen this movie at the strangest time. I was on vacation in Disney and as I was suppose to go back home my flight was cancelled so my family decided to stay one more day. We went to a hotel and I put on the tv and surprisingly this was streaming on one of the channels. I watched the whole thing and I thought it was actually really good.
I remember finding Tales of Asgard and Next Avengers on RUclips when I was younger. It was like discovering gold.
It pains me they basically got swept under the rug, as wells as the fact they are not even on Disney plus.
Well Tales of Asgard is (or was last month I believe) on HBO Max. That's were I saw it.
Tales of Asgard always felt like a good pilot for a show that never happened. While I am a tad cautious about how Marvel Studios will handle the animation department, the fact that they allowed them to handle an upcoming Marvel Zombies show and a continuation of the 90s X-men show shows that they are atleast more ambitious than the era when Marvel animation tried to ape the MCU in almost every single aspect.
You know, I am surprised that no one has made a fan comic or animation for the show, at least not one that I have seen.
I'd be interested in that.
I liked this one too. Also - Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers was pretty good. Much more adult, but definitely worth a watch for those who haven't seen it.
I have a box set of the animated marvel Lionsgate films. They’re pretty good. However. The Doctor Strange one. That one is a masterpiece and a genuinely fantastic movie.
I like the training scenes, they are pretty fun. Remind me of Karate Kid training.
I saw this movie a few weeks ago and I couldn't believe that there weren't any videos up about this movie. Thanks for making this video!
Fun Fact: Originally Planet Hulk was supposed to get the World War Hulk movie, but instead was replaced with this film.
Thanks for sharing, I was not aware of this!
That would have been amazing as well, but I like that Planet Hulk remains a complete story and Hulk gets his happy ending.
I’m glad there’s some people who are shedding light on this lost Yost Universe!
Those marvel animated films were hit or miss. But this is my absolute favorite thor movie. Thank you for reviewing it!
Contrary to the near majority of the viewing audience, I actually LOVE this movie. Not only does it truly feel like a definitive Thor story (no space aliens, no science techno babble and no half-hazard changes to the Marvel roots) but it also gave me some serious D&D vibes too.
The only issue I had was the outrageously feminist behavior from Brunhilde, acting like she's exempt from the authority of Odin's will and trying to push that toxic mindset into the Valkyries. Aside from that; everything else from the cast, the animation, the music, the story and the mythology of the world was awesome
I agree. Seems like with these female warrior types, their sexism is excused. You don't see arcs where the Amazons from DC comics stop hating men. I guess in the end, they did need saving by Thor and the Avengers in Avengers: Earth's mightiest heroes.
Gee wonder why women hate men....
I haven't watched this movie in years! after watching this video I went and did a rewatch and it is such a little hidden gem! Loki is my favorite marvel character and I love how we get a little glimpse of what could have been their dynamic in EMH or even in the MCU had things gone differently.
If this film is set within the same universe as EMH, it makes Loki's descent into darkness far more tragic, since in the film, he was best friends either his brother and loved him dearly.
EMH?
@@GipsyDangerfan Earths Mightiest Heroes
I was an adult when this came out, so outside the target audience, but I found it solidly enjoyable. Probably my second favorite Thor film after the Branagh one. I appreciate that it’s just an unabashed fantasy adventure. For me, it highlights how underutilized both the supporting cast and fantasy mythology of Thor have been in the MCU.
I like that there isn't a pure good or pure evil character. Thor and Odin both make mistakes, Loki and Algrim wanted revenge for understandable reasons, and the Frost Giants do honor their deal with Thor.
I remember this film lol it was a bit of a fever dream thanks for talking about it!
I think at the time I was younger I really wasn’t into these movies besides hulk vs but all these years later despite their varied quality, these movies are something really special. Each movie felt unique and never felt hampered by “connecting “ the greater universe they just wanted to tell great stories. I think if anything I miss the really stylized take on these characters like I’ve always drugged the art direction of this, next avengers, doctor strange, and planet hulk. I really miss animated movies like this and dcs old line up where the movies really tried to do justice to the source material
Great to see this movie getting the love it deserves
Me and a buddy, not long ago, talked about the possibility of doing things like this.
Our aspirations in getting into independent feature animation, which is becoming an ever decreasing possibility as we both are turning 31 this year with not a single published original work of fiction in any medium kill me now, had led me to the thought of one day working directly for disney marvel.
Sort of making a few direct to video features to compete with WB Animations on-going run of DC direct to home media films. Things made separate from the mcu. Not something I'd want to spend the rest of my career doing but I'd make a few of these and then move on, but I'd help them begin a profitable venture that gives me the opportunity to do some adaptational work that I'm interested in. One of my dream jobs is making a movie based on Kraven's Last Hunt.
Never too late to start! And Kraven’s Last Hunt sounds like a perfect candidate for adaptation!
I actually remember this movie being pretty fun. Specially love the villain.
Think they excused Odin's shittiness a bit too much
this is actually the only movie from that series that we didn't know about...Amazining garbage as always!
I love this movie and all the animated Marvel movies from the mid-2000’s!
Yes! I love this movie! It’s not the BEST thing ever but I would love to see more exploration of the different fantasy settings in Thor’s part of the world, and the theme about narratives not all adding up is perfect for Thor and Loki (especially given backstories etc). And Loki being “pretty unambiguously a hero” 👌 I wish we could get more of that.
They messed up, making Loki and Enchantress love interests though. Kinda a slap in the face to Thor fans lol
10:26 Thor: Tales of Asgard, X-Men: Evolution, and Iron Man: Armored Adventures featured our favorite Marvel heroes as teenagers in a Spider-Man sort of level.
omg!! u unlocked some memories, thank u!! i've seen this movie like 3/4 years ago i love it
Wow, someone is actually covering it! I loved watching it when growing up!
I remember really enjoying this movie! It was so charming! It was great seeing a younger Loki and Thor. It was awesome to see how they were together growing up as brothers and how that shaped them as people. It helps make more sense of what they will become.
I do wish we got more stuff from Marvel like this, especially for Loki, Thor and Asgard in general!
4:43 saw it on TV when I was like 10 and my god I still think about and recently watched it again with my younger siblings
I remember seeing this and liking it 👍🏻
Ive had this movie on dvd as long as i can remember, that and the hulk vs. Series, these old animated marvel movies went hard
I discovered this movie by total chance on Netflix a few years ago, and while I was skeptical at first, I really enjoyed it. The story was fun and unique, the characters were different but still recognizable, the animation was surprisingly okay, and teen!Loki is just adorable. I'm not a huge comic fan, so maybe I'm missing out on some things, but I felt this was a good way to incorporate comic storylines into Marvel movies and shows. I was really sad when Netflix removed ToA, and I don't think it's on Disney+ yet (EMH is on there, though), so I don't know if there's anywhere you can watch this film at the moment. It's so sad to find out the history behind this film, and how it fit into the Yostverse, only to learn that the old Marvel animated films were cut down in favor of more MCU-compliant productions.
I watched throw movie when it came out on HBO Max and loved it!
I randomly stumbled across this in a search for a DIFFERENT show/movie, and I think I still have it Bookmarked. And it had a lotta *nudge-nudge* moments. 10/10!
I've been watching this for years and no one seems to know about it so it's nice to see it getting some recognition.
That's wild, hahaha, I was just thinking about this movie earlier in the week!
My dad, lil bro, and I watched so many of the animated marvel and dc movies and cartoons back then.
I LIVE how close everyone is!❤❤❤❤
I remember my brother and I spending the night at our grandfather's watching this movie many times and I'd never gotten tired of it. Kinda disappointed Thor didn't use any lightning, but I still distinctly remember the wooden hammer scene.
I saw this on HBO MAX about a month ago and I thought this was great. I loved how it went into the Lore of the Marvel Norse Gods and the plot was great. I wish there was an animated Thor show like this.
I ADORE THIS FILM, THE WAY IT POTRAYS THE ASGARDIAN LORE
I loved this movie as a kid, it was one of my first introductions to more nuanced takes on comic book heroes adapted to screen and I really loved Loki in it, albeit for this to be an origin for EMH Asgard I would really want to see the transition story told: Loki’s fall from hero to villain
I wonder if marvel will ever try and bring back spectacular Spider-Man and the yost verse e
I loved this films as a kid though I always thought it was kind of funny that they never made any for the more popular Marvel characters at the time like the Fantastic Four or Spider-Man even
Straight up the animated dr strange movie is 100x better than the mcu one no cap
I got the DVD when it released. It's a good prequel.
Are you planning on covering the Hulk VS movies too later on by any chance?
I should think I’ll get to them eventually, but for now I don’t have any immediate plans to.
"Mortal" (2020) is the best live action Thor movie you never knew existed.
I've seen it. Once. As a middle schooler. I don't remember much of it except there's a flaming sword that can change size according to it's bearers size.
Me, who was absolutely obsessed with this movie as a kid, still adores it, and refuses to accept that it doesn't fall into the MCU canon reading this title: Are you fuxxing sure about that!!!
How exactly can it fall into that canon if Brunnhilde here has been friends with Thor since they were kids + she's white?
@@antona.1327 different Brunhilde? IDK
lol bold of you to assume I have not (also saw the young avengers , the other cartoon avenger movies, the iron man one and the dr strange one)
you should talk about Avengers Heroes of Tomorrow
Not only is this movie superior to all three Thor films from the MCU, Marvel's early animated projects (being Spectacular Spider Man, Avengers: EMH and Wolverine and the X-Men) are far superior to the MCU in every way.
There's no reference of space aliens in Thor's world, magic is purely magic (not "science we don't understand,") Captain America's character was a real soldier and leader and in Planet Hulk stands out as the better Hulk story than anything MCU came up with
Thor deserves an animated series of his own, too bad we are too late for that now.
I have this on DVD.
First, Fenrir isn't just a dude. He's still a wolf. Second, his design is based on 2004s Ragnarok comic. Third, Fenrir can talk in the Eddas. And fourth, Thor Ragnajoke didn't depict Fenrir in any shape or form well. He was a mindless CGI creature and had nothing in common with the Eddas or the comics and was not affiliated with Loki.
I love the first Kenneth Branagh Thor movie it's in my opinion the best MCU Thor movie man
Same, actually!
Its really sodil, and likis parts, are the best. The akward romance is eh, but the rest, but why id they cut selvigs ecapade with thor.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!!! Love everything THOR. It's a must watch for me. SOOOO GOOOD
I actually remember watching this multiple on RUclips or third party sites and apps
Whoo good and new ideas rule
So i didn't imagine this movie! I never saw anyone talk about it
I know this is one of your relatively older videos, but I have been looking, and I have yet to find an official source connecting this to the Yost-Verse. Is there a interview saying they are connected or perhaps a connective Twitter statement or something like that? I know you wouldn't be able to link it in the comments as it would be classified as spam but I have been digging and outside of the fandom wikis which have not cited their sources on this matter, I haven't found anything connecting the two.
Hey love the vid and am gonna watch the movie based off your recommendation.
I've noticed that you don't use contractions in your essays, or at least it sounds a bit forced when you do.
Personally I prefer when people narrate their essays a bit more conversational. But that's me and I like your content as it is regardless
BUT I HAVE SEEN IT AND I WANNA WATCH IT AGAIN AND NOTHING WILL LET ME
I actually saw this movie and I loved it.
Marvel isn’t always strong in animation, but this is one of those cases where it was awesome
One of the best Thor films
I bought a collection of 8 marvel movies. There was hulk vs. Dr strange and other avenger movies. This was one of them.
I love this movie so much, watched when I younger and really loved it, Im a sucker for thor
I have actually watched the film a long time ago.
I remember loving this movie
I adore this movie. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The first Thor Media I was ever exposed to.
Never saw this one tbh
I saw this movie... and loved it loki fangirl trash that i am. Loki was adorable in it.
I saw the trailer thinking
"Why does he have a sword?"
ive actually seen this, a dubbed version went on tv once
I watched it. Thor was more of a God of Mischief than Loki.
Loki was a God of isolation.
Ive seen it
Seen.... bless lionsgate.
I say this movie was rather dark.
Although Marvel’s behind DC in its animated content, my top preferences are all Marvel’s animations,
Man I miss these.....those animated projects and movies where really good, I love actually this movie, for me is the best THOR FILM behind maybe only THOR 1 (sorry f Ragnarok, and F WAITITI).....what we got now is just so bad....all Disney animated projects been shows or films are all been awful, none of these projects came close to the worst in the Yostverse, that universe pay respect to the comics in the right way, each entry having it's own flavor, like Thor been a FANTASY CHARACTER and be treat as such, specially this film, I love this animation and the designs, I just wish MCU thor was anything close to Earth's Mightiest Heroes Thor or Tales of Asgard Thor, now the only way we ever will get that if is the MCU reboot, which if keep failing as bad as it doing in recent years.........maybe happen, but even there I fear they might start with Jane Foster as Thor instead of traditional Thor, or some bs like that.
So this wasn't a dream? This movie actually existed?
Jokes on you I DID see this movie and wished these films continued
I seen this Movie on Netflix and I thought it was good.
Lore of Tales of Asgard: The Thor Movie You've Never Seen momentum 100
Thor, the good movie
Even this movie >>>>>> UCM
Fenrir's just a guy here? Loki's got some explaining to do, then...
I hear Pillar of Garbage is a slop slurper
*slurps slop*
@@PillarofGarbage they cloud ending EMH with season 3
Everyone who cares has seen it or doesn't care to watch begin with.
I was alos born in 2004
I was born in 2004...
any chance this animated feature be related with 'thor - son of asgard' comics?
I suppose it’s possible the film was inspired by that series, but I don’t think there are any concrete links between them, and the plots seem fairly disimilar!
@@PillarofGarbage thanks!