#twilight of the gods seid kona

[demigoddessqueens]

It’s always “u up?” At 3am and never…

“I take back everything I said about your magic”

“I ask your counsel, would you have me stay?, but he’ll live”

“I felt your magic in it still, it called to me” / “not you, never you”

“Whe I run it over my face, you are touching my face”

[iryskasimpapyska]

[mndvx]

Now hear of the Seid-Kona, who knows I speak of her, as she knows all things, even the thoughts in our heads as we broach her lands. The Seid-Kona began as you and I. But in exchange for power, she gave up her most human offering. Her son. She ate him raw, screaming, for Freya to grant her what she wished. The All-Seeing Eye.  TWILIGHT OF THE GODS — Heretic Spear (Episode 2) written by Caitlin Parrish | directed by Jay Oliva ››› Jamie Clayton as Áile, the Seid-Kona ››› Rahul Kohli as Egill

[vladstocker]

I watch Twilight of the Gods for the plot

The plot:

[silversoulwithlove]

I love them so much wishing them a happy relationship.

[brandishespistols]

I'm excited for people more verbose than me to find out about Seid-Kona and get the same rush of trans joy and admiration and adoration that I did. And then I can read their posts and go "YEAH, YOU GET IT!!!"

[mistrezzofmagic]

Her voice, a melody of ancient lore, Tells tales of magic, myths of yore. In every note, a spell is cast, Binding the present to the past.

She weaves her song through the air, Filling the void with something rare. A symphony of power and grace, In her realm, she sets the pace.

-The Spellbinder's Song

@pscentral EVENT 32: Magic - Witchy Women from Animation

Blood of Zeus (2020-present) Castlevania (2017-2021) Justice League Dark (2017) Twilight of the Gods (2024-?)

(insp)

[krimreader]

No thoughts, just women

[toads-treasures]

Binged the entirety of Twilight of the Gods and it has so many things I love. Lots of mythology (obviously) and folklore, female rage, defying the divine, well written women characters, creepy magic.

But also… so so so many animated dicks. So many. An unconscionable amount of off putting penises.

[fallloverfic]

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Fandom: Twilight of the Gods (Cartoon)

Pairings: Áile the Seid-Kona/Egill One-Hand, Egill One-Hand & Leif, Leif/Sigrid, Sigrid/Thyra

Tags: Established relationship, post-canon, open ending, anxiety, More tags on Ao3

Summary: After Sigrid and the valkyrie vanish into the sky, Egill realizes he's the only one able to bring their party back together to plan their next steps, and gets to it.

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[demigoddessqueens]

Same characters, different font

[greengreekeyes25]

Seid kona

[mndvx]

TWILIGHT OF THE GODS — Now Hear Of... (Episode 6) written by Eric Carrasco & Caitlin Parrish directed by Dave Hartman & Andrew Tamandl ››› Jamie Clayton as Áile, the Seid-Kona ››› Rahul Kohli as Egill

[autumn-archfey-artwork]

Áile the Seid-Kona

I actually very much enjoyed Twilight of the Gods, but really any show will be improved by including a hot goth transgender viking witch.

[brandishespistols]

Egill and Seid-Kona are t4t in my heart ok

[theskyexists]

Watched twilight of the gods. The moment Jezus appeared as some supernatural challenger to Odin i was like - wait I DO know about this show. I had decided not to watch based on that review. Oh well

There was much to like about the show anyway. The concept of giants here elaborated into physical hows (a simple enough thing, but entertaining). The animation is very decent. its certainly a... 'yes-and' myth revenge story. Had to turn off sense for things. The seid-kona is beautifully and subtly introduced as a transgender woman and gets a rather awesome romance and even makes it out like a badass. Sigrid and Leif are a power couple and then add a young god-adopted mortalwoman to their relationship in a very sweet way. Earlier, they do fight over some weird shit, when Sigrid accuses him of going too soft (???), which is an unfortunate criticism leveled against the main male character rehabilitating human viking raiding and murdering and masculinity itself basically (esp. considering that kind of behaviour is exemplified most awfully in Thor the murderer who she's trying to kill for it) Good character design. Green eyes... And also Freya, Loki, Sif, Baldr... The revenge story is an easy one i realise, because wholesale murder of your family is simply a great way to get an audience to commit to wanting to see the murderer pay. Some characters seemed better cut (Helvor) for how little they added and how much their tone did not work with the 'grand old time' tone of much of the other dialogue (which I enjoyed). Quite liked that they explored the gods as simply more powerful (often asshole) beings - which I always find a refreshing straight look at the premise of such 'fantasy'. Thought the dwarves were attributed interesting abilities (familiar to anyone more familiar with Viking lore i imagine). The use of crude language not too ridiculous... Fight scenes were alright until the big battles when it got rather stupid ( how high can Leif, mortal man, jump?), especially the last two episodes are so much battle that doesn't really...do much. There's a Troy reference in there. It is an all out battlefield, and that's a bit boring I guess, and its not clear why they don't use a breach they put in the wall to enter an army. Especially since we're multiple times reminded that she can't beat Thor in a duel alone. Also not clear why Freya saves Thor from his grief and defeat when she hates Asgard and wished for its demise. By the end I was left unsure if Sigrid realised that Loki had led her family to be killed by Thor so she would suit Loki's cause, and her second order of business was for sure killing Loki after Thor. Absolutely strange ending, also.