Have watched Netflix show and concluded that its version of Thor is a nasty piece of of work but, I can't help but curious. Does this Thor far worse than God of War's Thor? I find God of War's Thor being similar with Twilight of the Gods' Thor personality-wise at least in the past. For more information about God of War's Thor, here's the link.

So, what do you guys think?

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I modeled Sigrid in 3D for the Geeked Week fan art collection thing that Netflix is doing for Geeked Week 2024. The 3D model (which you can view in 3D) is on Sketchfab here.

Sigrid (Twilight of the Gods) - 3D model by DavidA3DSketchfab

Linked below is the first teaser for the series, confirming the release date of September 19. The directors for each episode have also been confirmed recently, along with character images and some new cast members.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS-MnTSchIw&ab_channel=Netflix

Twilight of the Gods | Date Announcement | NetflixYouTube

Netflix has revealed that Twilight of the Gods will be presented at Annecy Festival, which takes place June 9-15 this year. Clips will be shown at the French animation festival, while the full series will be released in the fall. The full details are below:

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/annecy-2024-wallace-and-gromit-zack-snyder-twilight-of-the-gods-1235878524/

Netflix to Present Sneak Peek of New Wallace & Gromit, Zack Snyder’s ‘Twilight of the Gods’ at AnnecyThe Hollywood Reporter

Zack Snyder was interviewed on the I Minutemen podcast earlier today and briefly talked about Twilight of the Gods. The full interview is linked below, timestamped to the Twilight of the Gods portion.

There isn't a substantial amount of new information. Mostly just that there's a lot of storytelling going on amongst the characters of the series, and those stories are depicted in a style Zack really appreciates. It's nice to hear mention of the series, though.

https://youtu.be/KYB2ZB27RQ4?si=E0ri34MN2dd6T7Im&t=2112

I MINUTEMEN interview ZACK SNYDER & FILIPPO ROSSI - Episode 27YouTube

Nothing too crazy, but Zack Snyder spoke with The Nerd Queens earlier today about the upcoming SnyderCon event for his DC movies. The conversation touched briefly on Twilight of the Gods, which was said to be forging ahead incredibly well. "That's coming."

Here's a link to the stream, timestamped for Twilight of the Gods: https://www.youtube.com/live/mzKY20dly6c?feature=share&t=3926

Zack Snyder Joins The Nerd Queens! #FullCircle #AFSPYouTube

This is just something to consider, but it's an idea I had and I wanted to present my thoughts.

Having a high percentage of short pages on a wiki negatively impacts the entire wiki in search engine results. Since fewer editors are interested in writing about cast and crew, cast and crew pages tend to be a lot shorter than they could be - often just a sentence or two, which doesn't provide much useful information, which ranks poorly in search engines. Some wikis get the right kind of attention and end up with full biographies and whatnot, and that's great, but most don't, so having the cast and crew pages tends to do more overall harm than good.

It's both bad and good timing to bring this up. As you can probably tell, I'm going to suggest not covering cast and crew here, which is bad timing because that's what most of the wiki is so far, but also good timing because the wiki hasn't gained any popularity yet. Here's my suggestion: Simply cover the cast and crew on the Zack Snyder wiki, which focuses on the production side of Zack and his studios' work, such as Twilight of the Gods. One of the major goals of that wiki was creating strong pages for the repeat cast and crew members so it would be easier to build their pages on multiple wikis until I later realized that duplicate articles on multiple wikis bring each other down in search engines, meaning all the Zack Snyder-franchise wikis were fighting each other. On the other hand, having two wikis that work together, linking back and forth between each other, tells Google that they find each other to be good sources of information, bringing up their search value.

The idea is simple: I wrote the Stuart Martin article for this wiki here. I also wrote one for Armyverse Wiki, one for the Rebel Moon wiki, and one for the Zack Snyder wiki. If I'd simply written one article, it might be four times as nice as each of these other articles. While each wiki would be smaller, they'd also have a higher per-page value, which is what really matters. If handled well, this wouldn't detract from wiki navigation and would increase the overall quality of the involved wikis. Editing will be a little more focused, wikis will promote each other instead of competing with each other, and low-content pages will be reduced in a non-destructive manner.

This is the Stuart Martin article on the Zack Snyder Wiki. It's not the strongest, but it's more robust than the one here and is already linking back to this wiki. Converting Stuart Martin links from intrawiki links to interwiki links to this page would increase the value of both wikis.

https://zack-snyder.fandom.com/wiki/Stuart_Martin

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