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In the last issue, we told the history and story of [Somali pirates], and this issue will change the taste, with the famous monster "Giant Wolf Fenrir" as the protagonist, to explore the background, history and secrets of this game monster.
This issue contains games such as World of Warcraft, King of Games, Assassin's Creed: Temple of Heroes, and more.
When you were a child, were you scared to sleep by the "big bad wolf", and were you afraid that the big bad wolf would come to your door and eat you after making a mistake?
As the most common monster in the mouth of parents, the big bad wolf often haunts the human world, and is keen on stealing children, eating children, abducting and selling children and a series of criminal activities.
For children in the West, there is also such a big bad wolf, but it has another name: it is called the giant wolf Fenrir.
Fenrir is a famous monster in Norse mythology, and it can be seen often in movies and games. Fenrir is one of three children born to Loki, the god of tricks, and Angelboda, the giant, the other two children being Hela the God of Death and the giant Serpent Yemengard.
Among these three children, the giant wolf Fenrir is not as good as these two in terms of combat effectiveness and fame, and even in the game Fenrir can only be Used as Hela's younger brother, and in the movie "Thor 3", Fenrir has become Hela's pet, which is really enough to hold back.
Fenrir's body type is very exaggerated, how exaggerated is it? When it opened its huge wolf's mouth, its upper and lower jaws touched the sky and the ground respectively, and you can imagine how big it was.
Fenrir was born fierce, and in order to bind him, the gods used special chains to tie him up, but Fenrir's strength was too great, and he broke free of the chains twice in succession, and in desperation, the gods turned to the dwarfs for help.
As a craftsman in Norse mythology, the dwarf took 6 things from the world to make chains: a woman's beard, the breath of a fish, the roots of a stone, the footsteps of a cat, the tendons of a bear, and the saliva of a bird.
Judging from the myths and legends, Western women really have to thank this dwarf, otherwise the sexy supermodel will have to wear a big beard, which is really unacceptable.
Fenrir was bound with nothing to do, so he gave birth to two sons, one named Hatti and the other named Scul. The two children, one chasing the sun and the other chasing the moon, created the gods to fall at dusk.
In World of Warcraft 7.0, Fenrir becomes the boss in the Temple of Heroes, and Hatty becomes the hunter's baby, which is a tragic father and son.
When dusk fell for the gods, Fenrir also broke free and fought against the gods with Hela and Yemengad. Fenrir swallowed Odin in one bite during the battle against Odin, but was eventually killed by Vidal, the god of the forest.
In mythology, fenrir has ever done the most cattle thing is to eat Odin, which is also a height that other monsters can't reach, which makes him the eternal bad guy in many works of art.
In the game, Fenrir basically appears as a monster, such as World of Warcraft, King of Games, Assassin's Creed: Temple of Heroes, Demon High School, Superhero, God Havoc, Ark Command, etc.
In many literary and film works, Fenrir generally appears in teams with Hela, which is the most common combination, while the giant serpent Yemengard always appears alone. This may be because the difference in size between the two is too large, and the strength of the giant snake Ye Menggade is far above Fenrir, and it is estimated that he is unwilling to play with it.
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