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21 Αυγ 2023 · Odin is unrivaled in his magical prowess and the ability to understand runes. With this knowledge, there is a likelihood that he could defeat Zeus. Since runes enable the reader to understand and use magic, Odin could easily counter Zeus’ thunderbolt.
Honestly I can see two ways for the fight to go: Ra overpowering and burning Odin before the fight can develop, or Odin winning an actual confrontation, but that's just my opinion.
Examples: Ra, Odin. God of the Sun, Daylight or Celestial Fire: Some kings of gods are associated with the Sun, as it is life giving and is a powerful symbol of order. They are said to be in charge of celestial fire, which is purifying by nature. Daylight is also an important phenomenon, as most events take place under its presence.
Ra hands down. Ra is definitely the correct answer here. For one reason, Odin is fated to die, but only at a very specific time and at the hands (well jaws) of a very specific foe. That time being Ragnarok and the foe, Fenrir, the great Wolf.
"Zeus vs. Odin vs. Ra: Kings of the Gods In Mythology Compared" dives into the epic battle of the most powerful gods from Greek, Norse, and Egyptian mytholog...
Zeus, the god of thunder and sky, is famed for his control over lightning and the heavens, whereas Odin is known for his wisdom, shamanic powers, and as the Allfather of the Norse gods. The victor in a skirmish would rely on their unique strengths, strategies, and mythological contexts.
Odin, renowned for his wisdom, could be paralleled with Thoth, the Egyptian god of wisdom. Yet, Thoth is not the king of the Egyptian gods, a title that could be attributed to Ra or Amun-Ra, the sun god, depending on the period of Egyptian history.
