How to make Fenrir videos with AI

The Eddas tell Fenrir’s story in three movements. He is born to Loki and the giantess Angrboda alongside his siblings Jormungandr and Hel. The Aesir take all three children to Asgard. They throw Jormungandr into the world-sea, send Hel to rule the dead, and try to raise Fenrir at home — only Tyr is brave enough to feed him. He grows so fast and so large that the gods become afraid of him. They commission a binding. The first chain Leyding he snaps, the second chain Dromi he snaps. The dwarves of Svartalfheim forge a third: Gleipnir, made of six impossible things — the sound of a cat’s footfall, the beard of a woman, the roots of a mountain, the sinews of a bear, the breath of a fish, and the spittle of a bird.

Fenrir suspects the trap. He agrees to be bound by Gleipnir only if one of the gods will place a hand in his mouth as security. Tyr alone steps forward. The chain holds. The gods chain it to a rock under the world. Fenrir bites Tyr’s right hand off at the wrist and is left howling on the island of Lyngvi until the world ends. At Ragnarok he breaks free, jaws spanning sky and earth, and runs across the broken plain. He swallows Odin whole. Vidar steps forward in his great boot, plants the boot in the wolf’s lower jaw, and tears Fenrir apart.

For video, anchor each Fenrir scene to a specific binding-stage. The cub at Asgard fed only by Tyr. The first chain snapping. The crowd of gods at Lyngvi as Tyr lays his hand in the wolf’s mouth. The wolf bound and howling on the rock. The breaking free at Ragnarok. The duel with Odin. The avenging by Vidar. Reference Gotland picture-stones, the Thorvald’s Cross from the Isle of Man, and Codex Regius illuminations to keep the visual register Eddic. Lighting cues that always land: bog-iron grey, snow on stone, blood on chain.