At some points in the comics he has been king.. I guess he's kinda sorta maybe right :/

and that is why i hate this shit

**boxinabox rolls 32** dubs and im odin

guess not

not trying to troll and correct me if im wrong, but i think odin died in the movie Thor



pic related, this dude kicked ass. his names heimdall.

The funny thing about Heimdall is that he is supposed to be the whitest of all the gods. But he's kick ass anyways because i'm not a racist.

You can't count on learning (i dont know the english word for it, but i think you will know what i mean) nordish mythologi, from Hollywood...

lol, the place where i live is called Heimdal :D

"Odin is the eternal god of Valhall" so he can't die.

no odin didn't die. he almost was murdered by laufey but loki kills him so he can destroy jotunheim in revenge. also captain america's shield isnt made out of alien metal, it is made out of the rarest metal on earth. that shield was all the metal on the entire planet.

actually, I believe that same metal is what tony stark put like .15 grams of in his ark reactor, so I'm pretty positive there's a little more... not 100% sure though.

No he didn't die, he entered the Odin Sleep.....

i said he didn't die........

I know, its just i feel like you should have mentioned the OdinSleep e,.,o.....

not relevant to his question. he asked did he die so i just mentioned the part where he almost got murdered. but yes you are right.

It is relevant to the question, considering he most likely confused the OdinSleep with Odin's death.

ohhh i see what you are saying. good call

Thanks, i now take my leave!

you all are awesome, thanks. im still going to go back and watch the movie again though, cause i mean....why wouldnt i.

I'm pretty sure the metal was from a meteor, so I think we can say alien metal

from wikipedia
"Captain America uses several shields throughout his history, the most prevalent of which is a nigh-indestructible disc-shaped shield made from an experimental alloy of steel and the fictional vibranium.[88] The shield was cast by American metallurgist Dr. Myron MacLain, who was contracted by the U.S. government, from orders of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, to create an impenetrable substance to use for tanks during World War II.[citation needed] This alloy was created by accident and never duplicated, although efforts to reverse-engineer it resulted in the discovery of adamantium"

if you dont buy that then watch the movie they say something along the lines of this.

Ok fine, Im wrong