Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard

Here it is:

Magnus- Emo pretty boy

Hearthstone- Rip-off jackfrost

Blitzen- Tony stark?

Loki- Rip-off shigaraki

Alex Fierro- THE GREEN SPIDER

Gunderson- D&D dwarf

Natalie- Natalie (i had to tell them)

Samirah- the dangerous mood

Frey- Summer Santa

Mallory- red-head with a knife

TJ- Army dude

Gunilla- Female Thor

Thor- D&D dwarf's brother

Sister:

Magnus- Magnus

Alex- Jacob

TJ- Leo

Mallory- Victoria

Samirah- Felicia

Halfborn- Juan

Hearthstone- Daniel

Blitzen- Tim

Gunilla- Belle

Brother:

Magnus- William

Alex- Gloria

TJ- Taylor

Mallory- Nancy

Samirah- Laurel

Halfborn- Jackson (because he was thinking of lumberjacks)

Hearthstone- Malcolm

Blitzen- Parlum

Gunilla- Grace

I've seen a few of these posts recently and I've been wanting to try it out myself so I guess I just kind of did it. (While I was working on this I saw that someone made a translated bio post not too long before I started working on this one, apologies for that but I didn't want to wait)

Original version:

Magnus Chase is a sixteen-year-old, formerly homeless teenager who lived in Boston, Massachusetts.[1] He is the Norse demigod son of Frey[2] and Natalie Chase, as well as the maternal cousin of Greek demigod Annabeth Chase. After dying and becoming an einherji, he lives his afterlife in Hotel Valhalla and has prevented Ragnarök twice. Magnus is currently the boyfriend of Alex Fierro.

Mangled version:

Chase Magnuson, a 16-year-old homeless man living in Boston, Massachusetts. [1] Natalie Chase's mother (Natalie Chase) is the son of Fry in the Northern Hemisphere [2] and the nephew of Anabis Chase's sister (Anabis Chase). After his death he became archbishop and twice in his life was besieged by centimeters of Balahalam, Balalam and Lagunarik. Alex Piero's big friend is here.

So yes, apparently Magnus Chase- i mEAN, Chase Magnuson- is a dead homeless archbishop.

For anyone curious I put this through the following languages:

• Bangla

• Arabic

• Polish

• Irish

• Chinese (Traditional)

• Latin

• Greek

• Hindi

• Japanese

• Swahili

Kronos took the saying 'family dinner' too seriously

FierroChase is still unofficial, even though it is hinted. Alex said he was thinking about it.

Loki is now in a nut (he must be going nuts ;)

Hi guysss

So basically I am starting a Riordanverse trivia competition if yall are interested in it.

Comment something if you would enjoy a competition like that and if enough people express interest I will post a google form for people to officially sign up xx

Hey everyone!

I just had a question that I figured y’all could answer. I just finished The Blood of Olympus and I’m wondering if I should read Magnus Chase and Kane Chronicles? Or should I just read Trials of Apollo? Is it worth it to read Magnus Chase and Kane Chronicles or should I skip it? Please let me know in the comments!! Thank you so much!!

I am rating the names based on their meanings. This is purely for fun and to see some of the meanings. I have no idea if Rick picked the names because of their meaning or because he simply liked them.

Magnus (Great)

Chase (Huntsman)

6/10 Magnus is a Norse name so that one's great, but I don't know about the last name

Samirah (Plesant company)

Al-Abbas (Lion)

4/10 I don't think it fits her that well

Mallory (Unlucky)

Keen (King)

7/10 I think the first name is pretty good, she does seem unlucky in the beginning.

Blitzen (Lightning)

4/10 I don't think this fits

Hearthstone (Family)

Alderman (Governer)

8/10 I think these names are ironic being that he has problems with his family, you may have a different opinion though

Halfborn (Half-brother)

Gunderson (Battle warrior)

6/10 I think the last name fits but I don't know about the first

Thomas (Twin)

Jefferson (Peaceful)

3/10 I don't know he's not really either of these

Alex (Man's defender)

Fierro (iron)

5/10 The first name is pretty good I don't know about the last though.

Check out PJO here

Characters name meanings PJO | FandomI am rating the names based on their meanings.…RIORDAN.FANDOM.COM

Probably will do another later with the other series but for now, that's all. If there are any I missed put them in the comments and I'll add them to the list. if there are any disagreements about the ratings go ahead and comment them below but be respectful. This was just for fun.

-Dreamer

The next playlist I have is for Annabeth Chase:

• Lovely - Billie Eilish & Khalid

• Demons - Haley Kiyoko

• Backyard Boy - Claire Rosinkranz

• Pompeii - Bastille

• Eight Days A Week - The Beatles

• If I Fell - The Beatles

• She Is Love - Oasis

• Hey There Delilah - Plain White T’s

• I Want To Break Free - Queen

• The Man - Taylor Swift

• Greek Tragedy - The Wombats

• It’s My Party - Lesley Gore

• Smells Like Teen Spirit - cover by Malia J

Before I start this, I would like to say, I adore the MCGA books... I simply did not like the way Rick wrote the gods. I like how he humanized the Norse gods, but I feel he took it too far. These gods are still gods, they are still divine. He disrespected an entire culture and made a mockery of the Norse history. And even to this day, some still believe in them. I myself even know a man who believes in the Norse gods. He didn’t treat the Greek gods or the Egyptian gods the same way. The Greek and Egyptian gods were humanized without making a mockery of them. Specifically, Odin was an idiot. The god of wisdom who didn’t know how to apply his knowledge to anything. Athena was shown to be smart and cunning. Thoth was smart and powerful, even if absentminded. But Odin, the chief god, who in the myths was deceptive and cunning, who always chased knowledge no matter the cost, was a fool who wouldn’t step in past giving a PowerPoint presentation... And Thor, far from the smartest god, wasn’t shown to be the powerful hero of mankind he was. Instead, he was a 40 year old man-child with the mindful capabilities of a child... And Loki was portrayed as a manipulative, base villain with no heroic or even better side to him. In the myths, he was a multi-faceted god who did just as much good, if not more, than evil. Most of the time, he was an agent of chaos, but not truly evil. I understand making him a villain in a story involving Ragnarok, but the only time Loki’s better actions were even mentioned was in a single line from Thor. Freya, a goddess of war, who receives half of the honorable dead (and it’s not some happy-go-lucky Vanir club), was written the exact same as Aphrodite in PJO/HoO/ToA. She was only portrayed as a flighty-love-goddess. And now, Heimdall, the idiotic god of selfies. Heimdall, the defender of Asgard, was more interested in taking selfie’s than doing his job. This guy is fated to kill and be killed by Loki, and he seems to care nothing about the aforementioned god. Heimdall, in the myths was dedicated and smart, not easily distracted and careless. The only gods who actually seem to be properly represented are Frey, Vidar, and Frigg. Njord seemed alright, but we didn’t get much of his actual personality. Same with Skadi. Ran, Ægir, and their family were decent. They were modernized but in a fairly good way. They kept many of their attributes from the myths. Unlike everyone else... The other gods were so unrecognizable from their myth counterparts, even the flashback scenes gave me an odd sense of vertigo. And every other god who made an appearance were too short lived that I can’t truly make a commentary on them. This was mostly just a rant, but regardless, it’s over. Thank you, @TheOneAccountToRuleThemAll for the idea. I’m sorry it took so long to write and post. I got distracted multiple times while writing this.

So, do you all think the gods were well written in MCGA?

1. Percy is overrated

2. Caleo sucks

3. Frazel came out of nowhere, don't ship

4. Magnus Chase is awesome

5. Found the Kane Chronicles were a waste of my time- didn't enjoy them

6. My favourite goeth thus follows; Heroes of Olympus, Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Trials of Apollo, Kane Chronicles

7. Want more LGBTQ+

8. Some LGBTQ was misrepresented

9. Disliked how Magnus could feel the change in Alex's gender

10. Dislike Apollo

11. Hated the Burning Maze

12. Found the Tower of Nero incomplete and unsatisfactory.

13. The Lost Hero made Jason hard to sympathize with because I was trying to learn about him and he didn't know anything about himself

14. Loved Jason (Took me till the Mark of Athena but still!)

15. I need more taking weapons

16. More of Jack x Riptide

17. Want more on Loki

18. Would like to see a book dedicated to Ragnarök

19. Hate the Æsir

20. Hate all the Olympians

21. Sorta agree with Hera

22. Hated the Battle of the Labyrinth

23. Don't like how Samirah, a beautiful Arabic name, was shorted to Sam, something 100% American for a very culture devoted character

Why Rachel's Hairbrush wasn't as useless as we think and how overrated Magnus's sword Jack is. And how powerful Alex's string is.

Rachels hairbrush-

It did a lot more than u think. Rachel threw the hair brush and saved Percy's life. She also stopped the shaking of the tunnel which Annabeth had said she could not deal with. She brought Luke back to his senses for a few seconds. That helped him where as it slowed down Kronos take him over. It delayed it for a bit. Without her doing that Luke would have never been able tor regain his senses so he could stab himself and save Olympus.

Jack-

The other weapons in Uncle Ricks books can cause damage and the wielder can be fine if in the fight they dont get hit. But no matter how careful Magnus is no matter what he will have to deal with the injury's Jack got where as the other weapons dont. So Jack might be powerful but he isn't the best weapon of choice.

Hey guys, if you really like the Magnus Chase books, let me remind you that in one of the books, Rick wrote,’To JRR Tolkien, the man who brought me into Norse Mythology. ‘ Or something like that anyway. So, next time you read the Magnus Chase books, thank Tolkien.

Would it be possible for Magnus and Alex to have children like not adopted like biological dna sharing children?

Ok so I love Riordan for putting in Hearthstone, the deaf elf, but I also think Riordan put a few tropes of disabilities in there with Hearth. 1. Hearth’s power comes from the fact he’s deaf. If he wasn’t deaf, I doubt he could do rune magic. 2. Riordan played up Hearth’s deafness throughout the book. Like the fact that Hearth’s dialogue was all italicized instead of in quotation marks. Then there’s the fact that he’s constantly saying that Hearth uses sign language. I still love Hearth and PJO, but I really think there could be some better representation. Thoughts?