Scandinavian mythology is the body of northern German mythology that comes from Scandinavian paganism and continuing after Christianity in the Scandinavian countries and in the modern Scandinavian folklore. Most of the northern extension of the German mythology, Scandinavian mythology consists of stories of various gods, creatures, and heroes who come from different sources, both before and after the pagan period, including medieval manuscripts, antiquity, and folk traditions.

Many of the gods mentioned in the source text as a god of destruction and protect the human hammer, ox, and relentless fight against his enemies. Odin's one-eyed, crow-eyed, effortlessly seeking knowledge all over the world has provided humanity with the secret alphabet. The beautiful Friga goddess, Cyrus, the worker, who stepped up to the battlefield to choose between the dead. The gods of Iunnunn, who makes the apple that gives eternal youth. The goddess of the sea, the fire of God and the giving of wealth and land; the god Freier, who brings his air and agricultural relations peace and joy to mankind; The mysterious god Heimdallr, who is born of nine mothers, can hear the grass grow, with golden teeth, and a brilliant horn. And Loki jötunn, who brought tragedy to the gods with his son's wonderful death manipulating the goddess Frege, Balder. And many other gods.