Can Baldur bleed?

Baldur is not supposed to be hurt/damaged by anything (except one thing) as per lore. But in the very first stranger boss fight he gets cut and bruised all over (which he heals mid fight) and is shown bleeding as well.

What is Baldur immune to?

Most legends about him concern his death. Icelandic stories tell how the gods amused themselves by throwing objects at him, knowing that he was immune from harm.

Is Baldur immune to everything?

At his birth, his mother learned from the runes that he would die a "needless death". Determined to prevent his death at any cost, Freya at some point placed a spell on him that made him invulnerable to all threats, physical or magical.

What was Baldur's weakness?

Baldur is beloved by all. He is cheery and kind. He is still made invulnerable with only a weakness to mistletoe. His death in Norse myth marks the beginning of Ragnarok.

Why does Baldur feel no pain?

When he was born, Freya learned that he was destined to die in some horrible way, so she worked her powerful Vanir magic on him so as to make him immune to everything. Baldur was left immortal, pleasureless and painless. This inability to feel drove him to exact revenge on his mother.

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What did Odin whisper into Baldur's ear?

The myth itself does not say, but some speculate that Odin told his son that he (Balder) would survive the upcoming Ragnarok. Some say this could have been a prophecy from the Well of Knowledge, where Odin paid the price with the loss of his eye.

Why does Loki hate Balder?

Believing she had done everything possible, Frigga neglected the lowly mistletoe. The gods rejoiced to know that Balder was invulnerable and invented a game in which everyone threw things at him. Loki was intensely jealous of Balder and resolved to destroy him.

Why can't Mimir say Baldur's weakness?

According to Mimir, he was bewitched not to speak of what he knows since "she had his head at his mercy", that being when she brought him back to life. That would mean Mimir figured out the mistletoe loophole BEFORE he was bewitched, and he refused to tell Baldur about it.

Who did Baldur think Kratos was?

When Baldur came he thought Kratos was that giant but he didn't make himself clear, so Kratos killed him to hide the truth. In the ending it was revealed that Faye was a giant and Baldur was after her the whole time.

How was Baldur's spell broken?

Mistletoe is apparently the only thing that can break the curse, which Mimir attributed to the fickle nature of the otherwise powerful Vanir magic.

What killed Baldr?

The mistletoe struck Balder and pierced him through and through, and he fell down dead. For a while the gods stood speechless, then they lifted up their voices and wept bitterly.”

Why does everyone love Baldur?

Baldur's Origins

In Norse mythology, Baldur is the son of Odin and Freya and everybody loves him because he's the sweetest little god ever. He's so pure and good that light radiates off him.

How is Baldur so powerful?

Baldur had super strength around the same as Kratos, but it was his inability to feel anything, pain, tiredness, or even emotions that gave him the edge. Thanks to the curse/blessing Freya placed upon him, Baldur is quite literally unkillable. It took mistakenly being stabbed by Mistletoe to finally defeat him.

What was Loki's punishment for killing Balder?

Ultimately, Loki caused the death of Baldr, wisest of the gods. As punishment, Loki now lies in a cave, bound to a rock by the entrails of his sons. A snake fastened to a stalactite above him drips venom into his face. Loki's faithful wife Sigyn catches the venom in a bowl, protecting Loki from harm.

Who is stronger Thor or Baldur?

In terms of Norse mythology, both of the Aesir gods, Thor and Baldr, are usually portrayed as equally powerful.

Why was Baldur crazy?

Personality. Baldur was once a kind and emotionally stable Aesir god, but he ended up becoming an extremely cruel, ruthless and sadistic monster after his mother Freya, out of misguided love, cursed him with an invulnerability spell to ensure nothing can kill him at the cost of his ability to feel anything.

Why did Kratos say no to Odin?

Moreover, Mimir had warned Kratos time and again about Odin's treachery. Thus, Kratos decided that it was in their best interests to not get into any kind of agreement with Odin, having had his fair share of ill experiences with other gods.

Why does Baldur's death cause Ragnarök?

Had Freya decided against placing this spell -- which, ironically, was supposed to protect him -- Baldur wouldn't have allied himself with Odin and Thor. It's due to his death that the latter two gods have turned their attention to Krato and Atreus, setting up Loki's actions against them in the future.

Is Kratos a Fárbauti?

Kratos (Ancient Greek: Κράτος lit. "strength"; Old Norse: Fárbauti [ˈfɑːrˌbɔute] lit. "cruel striker") is a fictional character and the protagonist of Santa Monica Studio's God of War series, based on Greek mythology and, later, Norse mythology.

Why did Odin hate Mimir?

However, Mimir's efforts to preserve peace would be stymied by Odin's paranoia, his obsessions with prophecies and allowing his son, Thor, to go on a killing spree on the Giants. Thus, much like with Týr, Odin confronted Mimir, suspecting that he aided the Giants.

Why is Brok's skin blue?

According to Sindri, Brok's skin has turned blue due to exposing himself to silver metals as he worked with the material for years using his bare hands.

How did Mimir lose his eye?

Mimir did not lose either of his eyes, but he did end up losing his head, according to the confusing mixture of available stories. Odin kept the severed head of Mimir after preserving it with herbs and magic, allowing Mimir to continue dispensing wisdom to Odin instead of perishing.

What did Freya do to Baldur?

With her fears controlling her, Freya placed a powerful spell on her son, granting him invulnerability. She hoped that the spell would spare her son from death and herself from the pain of loss. However, her spell left Baldur unable to physically feel anything at all, including taste and other pleasures.

Who is Balder in Avengers?

Balder is an honourary Asgardian warrior and half-brother of Thor. He is also the son of Odin.

Why is the death of Balder so famous?

The Death of Balder is one of the most significant events in Viking lore. His death causes the final rift between the Norse gods Loki and Odin. Balder's death sets into motion the events of Ragnarok and the Viking god's return from Hel after Ragnarok.