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Ep i s o d e s<br />
A Tear for Balder<br />
Loki finds out that the beloved Balder is invulnerable to everything but mistletoe. Disguised as Frigg, he tricks Hans<br />
into delivering the deadly twig to the great god, thinking it’s just herbal tea. Balder falls into a permanent sleep and<br />
Loki blames Hans Hans. Poor Hans is banished from Midgard. Legend has it, that if everyone in the world cries for<br />
Balder, he will come back. As the water level rises quickly, Hans Hans begins to panic. Soon only one patch of land<br />
remains, with Hans and Loki sharing it. Loki refuses to cry and Hans must think fast to find a way to make him shed<br />
a tear, and clear his good name.<br />
Winged Messenger<br />
The Greek god Mercury is on his way North with an important message for Odin. A group of rowdy Vikings knock<br />
him out of the sky, mistaking him for the evil bird Snort. Mercury asks Hans to continue the delivery as he recovers<br />
from his injuries. Hans Hans is thrilled to borrow the winged shoes and after many false starts, is flying swiftly. Soon<br />
the neglected bicycle gnaws at his conscience. Meanwhile, Mercury recovers and goes to rescue Hans, using our<br />
hero’s little bicycle with awkward results.<br />
I’m a Frey’d Knot<br />
After a gruelling, freezing delivery to Nifelheim Odin offers Hans a break from messenger duty for a week. Frey<br />
invites Hans to his swinging pad, and in no time, Hans Hans gets fat and lazy. Back on duty, Hans has adopted Frey’s<br />
laid-back ways, to the point where Odin has to resort to using Loki for messenger service. How humiliating for a<br />
god! This prompts Loki to use his trickery on Hans in a positive way for once.<br />
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