#Gungnir

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The Celestial Kingdom: The Tower to Heaven

With the true Celestial Kingdom amulet safely hidden within Yggdrasil’s roots, Odin turned his gaze to the final step of his grand vision—the completion of the Tower to Heaven.

This tower, the mightiest ever conceived, was meant to be the bridge between realms, a testament to the endurance of creation. It would stretch beyond Asgard, beyond the stars, reaching into the very heart of the cosmic void, where the fabric of existence met the unknown.

For centuries, the gods had labored to construct it, forging each stone from celestial fire and weaving its foundation with the whispers of the Norns. But when Loki shattered the false amulet, the tower had remained incomplete, as if waiting for Odin’s final decree.

Now, standing upon the highest peak of Asgard, Odin raised Gungnir and spoke words older than time itself. The runes of creation ignited, and the Tower to Heaven began to rise. It surged upward, higher than the eye could see, piercing through the clouds and beyond the limits of the known universe.

As it ascended, it became more than a structure—it became a conduit of divine power, linking all realms in harmony. The spirits of the righteous could now ascend freely, mortals could glimpse the wonders of the gods, and even the farthest reaches of the cosmos felt the presence of Asgard’s might.

Loki, watching from the shadows, clenched his fists. He had sought to bring ruin, but Odin had built something greater than before. This was the Allfather’s way—turning chaos into creation, destruction into renewal.

As the final stone settled into place, Odin placed his hand upon the Tower and declared, "By this pillar, the heavens shall never fall. The realms are bound, and the light of the Celestial Kingdom shall shine eternal."

At the tower’s peak, Odin forged a new relic, a golden beacon that pulsed with the essence of the amulet he had hidden away. This light, known as the Eternal Star, would guide souls for all eternity, ensuring that no darkness—neither Loki’s nor any other—could ever undo the Celestial Kingdom again.

And so, the Tower to Heaven stood, unbreakable, a symbol of Odin’s will and the triumph of creation over chaos.

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I've been working on a joke about Gungnir, but I'm worried it will fly over everyone's heads.

[lola-bo-bola]

Symphogear AMV I made for my brother for Christmas, really proud of how it turned out

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[magicaldogtoto]

If I ever had a chance to contribute anything to Symphogear, it would be finding some way to tie Hibiki's Gungnir back to the Wild Hunt.

She's already got Odin's relic, she may as well get some of the other perks that go with it. And St. Germain's ghost is already hanging around her, anyway. Could probably bring back Kanade for good measure, too.

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Gungnir - PSP

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[always-outsider]

I was stupid, so I made myself a Gungnir cursor.

Download here: Link

Installation Guide:

The video guide below is designed for Windows 11. I'm not sure how it works with prior versions of Windows or Mac.

I'm inclined to make more weapon-based cursors, like Skuld's sword, Zato's spear, Mani's doll, or Lif's eye-like thingy (?) but I'm not sure whether I'll have the time.

Anyway, thank you for reading this post.

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Gungnir inks an exclusive distribution deal with Diamond Book Distributors

Gungnir inks an exclusive distribution deal with Diamond Book Distributors #comics #comicbooks

Diamond Book Distributors has announced that it has signed a worldwide distribution agreement with Gungnir to exclusively distribute their products to North American and international book markets. Gungnir aims to bring the heart of punk rock to the publishing world by inspiring the next generation of dreamers and thinkers through thought-provoking, mind-bending science fiction & genre books.…

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[lieutenantraziel]

Swordtember sketches, Waloed edition

[thankyoumskobayashi]

you wouldn't Pirate a Gungnir

[chernobog13]

Wotan, aka Odin by Johan Egerkans.