Well I mean when the land of the living is going through a cataclysm of literally biblical proportions because of HIS pantheon? Might not have been able to do anything because of Thanos, but this? he can do something about!
@Donut Bastet is a goddess of protection and pleasure, destroyer of vermin and bringer of health. Exactly what you'd expect a cat goddess to be concerned with, and fitting with the role cats played in ancient Egypt (killing rats and mice to protect stored grain from being consumed and/or contaminated, and killing mice, rats, scorpions, and snakes to protect people in their homes). Bast being the Panther Goddess and Protector of Wakanda in the MCU also fits with that: protecting and defending both the home (the people and nation she is the goddess of) and the potential dangers of widespread use of vibranium outside of her supervision.
Lol no, he's an iɗiσƚ. He sacrificed heaven and for all he knew, will now will suffer for all eternity. They're not even brothers, they're alters of the same guy. So he literally sacrificed himself for nothing.
@@snakekingblues3017well they're different consciousness, it worked out like Steven's soul was pure and innocent but Marc's was full of sins since he was a mercenary, So basically there are two souls but there wasn't enough pureness in both of their hearts to bring both of them to duat so when Steven fell in duat, the scales balanced out for Steven's innocent heart cancelling Marc's sinful one.
She's the egyptian goddess of fertility, motherhood, childbirth, and children. But if you ever manage to get her pissed, you find out why she's one of the 12 Nightly Guardians of Ra's body. I mean, between her and Horus, SEKHMET was stalemated in battle.
I'd be only so fortunate to have someone like her greet me in the afterlife. Even if my heart were judged poorly, it would be nice for here to be there to help keep me at peace for a brief final time. She is a nice lady
In myth, he was the ultimate pragmatic man.A somber, yet intense being.He also had a soft spot for humanity, teaching them to bear life upon the world, his judgement was sought after once departed, for his was the realm of the just.
@@michaelgreenwood3413 Yes, and it was Osiris and his sisters the ones that taught humans how to sow and reap along the Nile river and so ensured Egypt's survival.
Also Christianity based Jesus off of both Osiris and horus, that's why you can find exact quotes that "Jesus" supposedly said predated by a holy book 6000 years older than the Bible. The more you know!
@@visionofsolace8961 So basically he's based from local farmer that teach each other kindly but if he saw anyone slacking he'll wrote their misdeeds and punish them at the end of the day. Based
Marc: No, Marty, we're not gonna be o-kiz-ay. Now, because of you, we're ruined! Jake: Excuse me, I fail to see how this is my fault. Tawaret: You're kidding, right, Marty? Marc: You! You ticked off the people! You bit the hand, Marty! You bit the hand! [mimicking Marty] "I don't know who I am! I don't know who I am! I gotta go find myself in the WILD!" Jake: Hey hey. Marc: Oh please. Steven: I did not ask you to come after me, did I? Steven: He does have a point. Marc: What? Steven: I did say we should have stayed at the zoo but, you guys-- Marc: Melman, just shut it! You're the one who gave him this idea in the first place! Tawaret: Alex, would you just leave Melman out of this, please? Steven: Thank you, Gloria. Besides, Alex, it's not my fault that we were transferred! Tawaret: Melman, shut it. Does anyone feel nauseous? Steven: I feel nauseous. Marc: Melman, you always feel nauseous.
Best thing about the show. It was an ok show overall, but Taweret was just great. I love how she introduces herself to Layla and their little negotiation to become her avatar. Her enthusiasm is something that...while potentially so annoying, is just so infectiously fun and happy.
That always struck me as hilarious in mythology - if everyone saved had empathy and went back for their loved ones, _there'd be hardly anyone in Hell._ I guess the writers of religious scriptures were sociopaths. ^^
Yes? You're only just now figuring this out? I mean...God (in all forms) in the Abrahamic religions holy books...never once tells the truth, actively harms people out of pure spite, never lifts a single finger to actually help anyone, commands his followers to commit atrocities, and condemns almost everyone to Hell for a mistake HE made. Conversely, the various characters collectively lumped into the "Devil" (apart from Revelations) never lie, never harm a single soul, never bargain for anything except where they're trying to bargain with God to actually help someone, and they often try to explain things to humans so they'll understand what's actually happening. While that subset of religions is among the worst offenders, no religion in the world (not even Buddhism) is exempt from such horrific disparity.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 The reason why God doesn't help is because we humans are capable of working together and fending for ourselves. There's only so much a higher power can do much line how there's only so much a doctor can do. Humans also need to learn how to find the truth themselves as not all the time there's gonna be someone or something there to tell them. Are your parents always there to tell you the truth aboht something? No, sometimes you've got to look for, find and learn the truth yourself. Recently my mother found out the truth about what bad things my stepfather was doing. Short explanation, you CAN'T ALWAYS rely on someone or something, you've also got to fend for yourself and do things on your own. Which is why in the Bible God doesn't always help as he knows he cannot always be there to help or aid humanity. Not even Jesus was always there to help or aid humanity. Not even your friends or family are always gonna be there for you, especially when you're all alone. The Bible is meant to be a way for us to learn how to have morale and learn things mentally and emotionally, it has nothing to do with following a god or being religious. In each of the psalms they relate to everyday issues people go through everyday like depression, addiction, greed and anger. As a kid, I read a psalm that was about moving on from the loss of someone an individual knew and learned that it meant that after asking my mother what it meant. The stories in the Bible are meant to represent real life events and issues that occur today and that occurred in humanity's past. The stories in the Bible never occurred but the stories are meant to be a dramatized retelling/telling of actual events that did happen or as examples of real world issues and events. Innocent people going to hell represents that life isn't fair to anyone, my mother is a ncie person but had recently dealt with three family members hurting her feelings. I'm a good individual, yet sometimes I'm treated horribly by some people. People going to hell is meant to represent that. Another is that it also represents that even the innocent are punished or accused of something they didn't do which happens a lot in reality. The innocent are never safe from negativity, death or danger. Anything and everything that's negative is basically inevitable no matter how innocent you are. Reply made: 2:17 AM Sunday, September 24 2023
The statue of Anubis holds the weighing pans in the series. Also Taweret is in fitting place here as the annual flooding of the Nile was attributed to her. Furthermore she used her skills to help the dead in arriving safely through the dangerous mountains of the West to the afterlife.
@@neonice yes she prepares the bodies and cleanses them before heading to the duat to get their hearts weighed. Don't get me wrong i am not against the decision they made I was genuinely curious being a mythology and ancient history enthusiast
We want a hippo goddess for Christmas! Only an Egyptian deity will do. No Ra or Set, or O-si-rus, Ta-weret, the only sure bet, that's right for all of us!
@Mehmed Islyamov why even bring up the Arabic in this conversations to begin with if you knew Ancient Egypt is irrelevant to Arabic the same way British is irrelevant to Ancient Egypt?
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Yeah it’s official I love her, haha! ❤️
I love her too! XD
Me to
The second she said hi I fell in love with her
@@annexsis5181 every single one of us did lol
I want a stuffie of her
"Osiris, you old softy!"
He really is, Osiris is a cool guy.
Well I mean when the land of the living is going through a cataclysm of literally biblical proportions because of HIS pantheon?
Might not have been able to do anything because of Thanos, but this? he can do something about!
He is a benevolent God. A loving one ❤
He has his own giant red dragon
0:13 The way she wiggles her ears
Props to the vfx department
@@HardikBiradar And reality....that's typical in hippos. A nice touch to make her more real.
1:20 is my favorite part in the entire episode. The way Taweret puts her arms up and Steven reciprocating the gesture and screaming HIPPO!
If I knew how, Steven yelling ‘HIPPO’ who definitely be my text alert sound - love it to bits
Praise be to Hippo Mom
Hippo Mom is a great epithet for Tawaret, when you know she's the egyptian goddess of fertility, motherhood, childbirth, and children.
@Donut isn't Bastet a war goddess?
@@farizkeren5730 no, that would be Sekhmet and/or Neith
@Donut Bastet is a goddess of protection and pleasure, destroyer of vermin and bringer of health. Exactly what you'd expect a cat goddess to be concerned with, and fitting with the role cats played in ancient Egypt (killing rats and mice to protect stored grain from being consumed and/or contaminated, and killing mice, rats, scorpions, and snakes to protect people in their homes).
Bast being the Panther Goddess and Protector of Wakanda in the MCU also fits with that: protecting and defending both the home (the people and nation she is the goddess of) and the potential dangers of widespread use of vibranium outside of her supervision.
@@ERuth0420Depending on the era/read Sekmet is what happens when Bastet gets drunk.
This dude sacrificed heaven for his bro. Respect!
Lol no, he's an iɗiσƚ. He sacrificed heaven and for all he knew, will now will suffer for all eternity. They're not even brothers, they're alters of the same guy. So he literally sacrificed himself for nothing.
@@WobblesandBean hE lITeRalLy- *maaaaaaaaan shut uuuuuuuuuuup.*
@@WobblesandBeanYou are not worthy of a cute duck profile pic.
How does that even work ? Are both not the same person
@@snakekingblues3017well they're different consciousness, it worked out like Steven's soul was pure and innocent but Marc's was full of sins since he was a mercenary, So basically there are two souls but there wasn't enough pureness in both of their hearts to bring both of them to duat so when Steven fell in duat, the scales balanced out for Steven's innocent heart cancelling Marc's sinful one.
The voice actress really nailed it!
she’s so kind
She's the egyptian goddess of fertility, motherhood, childbirth, and children.
But if you ever manage to get her pissed, you find out why she's one of the 12 Nightly Guardians of Ra's body.
I mean, between her and Horus, SEKHMET was stalemated in battle.
I have not even known Taweret for a year and i am more than willing to pledge my loyalty to her, hell i am willing to die for her.
Literally
I would be her avatar within a heartbeat
"Would you be my av-"
Absolutely, let's do this
I'd be only so fortunate to have someone like her greet me in the afterlife. Even if my heart were judged poorly, it would be nice for here to be there to help keep me at peace for a brief final time. She is a nice lady
Tawaret with her ship to save marc and steven be like: *GAS GAS GAS*
I understood that reference XD
SKRRRRRRRT
"HIPPO!! GOGOGOGGOGOGOGO"
I love how she calls Osiris an old softy lol. I do so hope we shall meet him in the series one day ❤
In myth, he was the ultimate pragmatic man.A somber, yet intense being.He also had a soft spot for humanity, teaching them to bear life upon the world, his judgement was sought after once departed, for his was the realm of the just.
@@visionofsolace8961 The guy IS married to the Goddess of Life.
@@michaelgreenwood3413 Yes, and it was Osiris and his sisters the ones that taught humans how to sow and reap along the Nile river and so ensured Egypt's survival.
Also Christianity based Jesus off of both Osiris and horus, that's why you can find exact quotes that "Jesus" supposedly said predated by a holy book 6000 years older than the Bible. The more you know!
@@visionofsolace8961
So basically he's based from local farmer that teach each other kindly but if he saw anyone slacking he'll wrote their misdeeds and punish them at the end of the day. Based
God (goddess on this case) she's amazing!
Taweret has such a lovely voice.
best character ever
madagascar: Escape from the underworld.
😂🤣
Marc: No, Marty, we're not gonna be o-kiz-ay. Now, because of you, we're ruined!
Jake: Excuse me, I fail to see how this is my fault.
Tawaret: You're kidding, right, Marty?
Marc: You! You ticked off the people! You bit the hand, Marty! You bit the hand! [mimicking Marty] "I don't know who I am! I don't know who I am! I gotta go find myself in the WILD!"
Jake: Hey hey.
Marc: Oh please.
Steven: I did not ask you to come after me, did I?
Steven: He does have a point.
Marc: What?
Steven: I did say we should have stayed at the zoo but, you guys--
Marc: Melman, just shut it! You're the one who gave him this idea in the first place!
Tawaret: Alex, would you just leave Melman out of this, please?
Steven: Thank you, Gloria. Besides, Alex, it's not my fault that we were transferred!
Tawaret: Melman, shut it. Does anyone feel nauseous?
Steven: I feel nauseous.
Marc: Melman, you always feel nauseous.
I love her she's so adorable
If Hasbro makes a talking doll of her like Grogu, I would definitely buy her!
WOOOH HIPPOOOO!
Best thing about the show. It was an ok show overall, but Taweret was just great. I love how she introduces herself to Layla and their little negotiation to become her avatar. Her enthusiasm is something that...while potentially so annoying, is just so infectiously fun and happy.
HIP-PO-POTAMUS! HIPPOPOTAMUS !!
"If you get too close to me...
I might just bite your feet!!!"
Taweret was such a mom and I loved it ^^
The ear wiggle. I just saw this, and that ear wiggle of consternation is the sort of acting Anthony Hopkins would die to achieve.
Love Taweret.
That always struck me as hilarious in mythology - if everyone saved had empathy and went back for their loved ones, _there'd be hardly anyone in Hell._
I guess the writers of religious scriptures were sociopaths. ^^
Yes? You're only just now figuring this out?
I mean...God (in all forms) in the Abrahamic religions holy books...never once tells the truth, actively harms people out of pure spite, never lifts a single finger to actually help anyone, commands his followers to commit atrocities, and condemns almost everyone to Hell for a mistake HE made.
Conversely, the various characters collectively lumped into the "Devil" (apart from Revelations) never lie, never harm a single soul, never bargain for anything except where they're trying to bargain with God to actually help someone, and they often try to explain things to humans so they'll understand what's actually happening.
While that subset of religions is among the worst offenders, no religion in the world (not even Buddhism) is exempt from such horrific disparity.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 The reason why God doesn't help is because we humans are capable of working together and fending for ourselves.
There's only so much a higher power can do much line how there's only so much a doctor can do.
Humans also need to learn how to find the truth themselves as not all the time there's gonna be someone or something there to tell them. Are your parents always there to tell you the truth aboht something? No, sometimes you've got to look for, find and learn the truth yourself. Recently my mother found out the truth about what bad things my stepfather was doing.
Short explanation, you CAN'T ALWAYS rely on someone or something, you've also got to fend for yourself and do things on your own. Which is why in the Bible God doesn't always help as he knows he cannot always be there to help or aid humanity. Not even Jesus was always there to help or aid humanity. Not even your friends or family are always gonna be there for you, especially when you're all alone.
The Bible is meant to be a way for us to learn how to have morale and learn things mentally and emotionally, it has nothing to do with following a god or being religious. In each of the psalms they relate to everyday issues people go through everyday like depression, addiction, greed and anger. As a kid, I read a psalm that was about moving on from the loss of someone an individual knew and learned that it meant that after asking my mother what it meant.
The stories in the Bible are meant to represent real life events and issues that occur today and that occurred in humanity's past. The stories in the Bible never occurred but the stories are meant to be a dramatized retelling/telling of actual events that did happen or as examples of real world issues and events.
Innocent people going to hell represents that life isn't fair to anyone, my mother is a ncie person but had recently dealt with three family members hurting her feelings. I'm a good individual, yet sometimes I'm treated horribly by some people. People going to hell is meant to represent that. Another is that it also represents that even the innocent are punished or accused of something they didn't do which happens a lot in reality. The innocent are never safe from negativity, death or danger. Anything and everything that's negative is basically inevitable no matter how innocent you are.
Reply made: 2:17 AM Sunday, September 24 2023
Sssoooo where is Anubis in all this ?
I did ancient history and she's not meant to weigh the hearts. She represents fertility and childbirth.
He's in vacation and she agreed to take his shift?
his statue was seen with the other gods they prisoned in those little stone figures. they most likely tasked taweret to take up his duties.
The statue of Anubis holds the weighing pans in the series. Also Taweret is in fitting place here as the annual flooding of the Nile was attributed to her. Furthermore she used her skills to help the dead in arriving safely through the dangerous mountains of the West to the afterlife.
@@adrianrobins7506 Mythologically taweret does play a role in this journey as well
@@neonice yes she prepares the bodies and cleanses them before heading to the duat to get their hearts weighed.
Don't get me wrong i am not against the decision they made I was genuinely curious being a mythology and ancient history enthusiast
"WOHO HIPPO"
Me: what the fuck haha 😄
Best Hippo!
Moon Knight brings you Spelljammer, even with a ship being captained by a Giff
Thank Osiris.
We want a hippo goddess for Christmas!
Only an Egyptian deity will do.
No Ra or Set, or O-si-rus,
Ta-weret, the only sure bet,
that's right for all of us!
It's "Tawaret, the hippo goddess"
HIPPO! :D
Those ears! They wiggle!
I love this Goddess! ♥♥♥♥♥
Season finale at episode 6?
Ok then.
1:21
I like swimmin but I am dangerous... hippopotamus!!!
How does Moon Knight not get wings despite being the avatar of a bird god, yet Scarlet Scarab based on a HIPPO goddess does?
Because the irony is funny.
"Osiris you softie!" Never seen all of the series but what do they mean by that? 😅
Gloria?
Nope, better!
Chunky!
I don't know why but I want to see her fight
Osiris, you old sussy or softy? I hope it's sussy.
+I'm Not GOLB
*"Osiris, you old softy!"*
"you old sussy" is not a sentence an adult would write, so no.
Thank god the writers aren't that young and stupid
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Egyptian goddess with a British accents?
@Mehmed Islyamov wouldn't mind some Arabic accents. Would make a lot of sense actually.
@Mehmed Islyamov I thought you said they were.
@Mehmed Islyamov you said they were. Is that why you mentioned the Arabic in the first place?
@Mehmed Islyamov why even bring up the Arabic in this conversations to begin with if you knew Ancient Egypt is irrelevant to Arabic the same way British is irrelevant to Ancient Egypt?
@Mehmed Islyamov and I said it would make more sense because Egyptians spoken the Arabic language.
But moon knight is a movie by marvel
the field of reeds looks boring as hell, just give me the fucking atheist afterlife
So essentially nothing?
@@GipsyDangerfan even more nothing please
@@calciumcammando5717 Me, honestly, if all afterlives existed, give me the one from American Dad from that one episode.
Афробегемот.
I love the hippo lady she is so damn cute and really nice
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