>>37745782>>37746259>>37746498>NorseNorse is just a subset of the broader Germanic mythology, of which the Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Frisians had their own variants which are pretty much the "native" religion of the English and Scottish Lowlanders. People seem to think it's a cheap copy of Norse mythology, but this isn't true. The norse version just survived longer due to the earlier conversion of the British Isles.
>>37748612The Arthurian cycle is Brythonic. as in, it originated amongst the Celtic peoples of the southern parts of Great Britain. During the migration period they settled in France (Brittany), yes, but it's not exactly "French".
I'd say British Mythology is primarily Anglo-Saxon, with clearly a Brythonic substrate (obviously most prominently in Cornwall and Wales). The Scottish Highlands have a strong history with Gaelic mythology.
