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+ | |tv series = ''[[Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.]]''<br>*''[[The Well]]'' <small>(mentioned)</small><br>''[[Loki (TV series)|Loki]]''<br>*''[[Glorious Purpose]]'' <small>(footage)</small> |
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|web series = ''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]''<br>*''[[WHIH Newsfront Top Stories]]'' <small>(indirectly mentioned)</small> |
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+ | {{Quote|The Dark World is nothing more than a wasteland that echoes with the ghosts of dead warriors. It, along with the [[Dark Elves]] that once inhabited it, are now mere shadows of a forgotten age.|[[Odin]]|Thor: The Dark World}} |
− | '''Svartálfheim''' is one of the [[Nine Realms]] and is home to the [[Dark Elves]]. The [[Asgardians]] and other inhabitants of the Nine Realms refer to it as |
+ | '''Svartálfheim''' is one of the [[Nine Realms]] and is home to the [[Dark Elves]]. The [[Asgardians]] and other inhabitants of the Nine Realms refer to it as "'''The Dark World'''," while the Dark Elves themselves call it "'''Harudheen'''"<ref>[http://fuckyeahshivaisith.tumblr.com/post/109331379068/hi-david-ive-read-your-last-answer-about Fuck Yeah Shiväisith!]</ref>. Located in a star system that is almost completely corroded with dark matter, both Svartalfheim and the Dark Elves inhabiting it have developed under a more diverse table of elements. The only source of visible light for the world is a black hole.<ref>''[[The Art of Thor: The Dark World]]''</ref> |
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[[File:The Kursed.jpg|thumb|left|250px|The [[Einherjar]] fighting the [[Dark Elves]]]] |
[[File:The Kursed.jpg|thumb|left|250px|The [[Einherjar]] fighting the [[Dark Elves]]]] |
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− | In [[Before 20th Century#2988 B.C.|2988 B.C.]], Svartalfheim was the location of a destructive [[First Battle of Svartalfheim|battle]] waged between an [[Asgardians|Asgardian]] army led by [[Bor]] against the genocidal Dark Elf forces under the command of [[Malekith]]. The battle ended in the Asgardians' favor, and the Dark Elves were driven nearly extinct with the exception of Malekith and a |
+ | In [[Before 20th Century#2988 B.C.|2988 B.C.]], Svartalfheim was the location of a destructive [[First Battle of Svartalfheim|battle]] waged between an [[Asgardians|Asgardian]] army led by [[Bor]] against the genocidal Dark Elf forces under the command of [[Malekith]]. The battle ended in the Asgardians' favor, and the Dark Elves were driven nearly extinct with the exception of Malekith and several dozen warriors, who entered a 5,000-year-long hibernation, biding their time before their next attempt at total conquest. In the intervening time, Svartalfheim became a desolate wasteland, the landscape dotted with wreckage from the Dark Elf air fleet Malekith had dropped onto both armies ahead of his escape. |
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In [[2013]], Malekith and his soldiers reawakened when [[Jane Foster]] discovered the [[Aether]], and the realm became a battleground again when Malekith fought with [[Thor]] and [[Loki]] over the Aether's possession. The [[Second Battle of Svartalfheim|battle]] ended with Malekith leaving the planet and Loki faking his death in a battle with [[Algrim]]. |
In [[2013]], Malekith and his soldiers reawakened when [[Jane Foster]] discovered the [[Aether]], and the realm became a battleground again when Malekith fought with [[Thor]] and [[Loki]] over the Aether's possession. The [[Second Battle of Svartalfheim|battle]] ended with Malekith leaving the planet and Loki faking his death in a battle with [[Algrim]]. |
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During the [[Battle of Greenwich]], Thor and Malekith fought on Svartalheim briefly after being transported there via [[Convergence]]. Malekith was later teleported there by [[Erik Selvig]] using a transportation device, followed shortly by Malekith's spaceship, which crushed him to death.<ref>''[[Thor: The Dark World]]''</ref> |
During the [[Battle of Greenwich]], Thor and Malekith fought on Svartalheim briefly after being transported there via [[Convergence]]. Malekith was later teleported there by [[Erik Selvig]] using a transportation device, followed shortly by Malekith's spaceship, which crushed him to death.<ref>''[[Thor: The Dark World]]''</ref> |
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+ | In the end credits sequence of ''[[Thor (film)|Thor]]'' can be seen a planet near of an eclipse, which strongly resembles Svartalfheim seen in ''[[Thor: The Dark World]]''. |
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Revision as of 13:54, 9 June 2021
- "The Dark World is nothing more than a wasteland that echoes with the ghosts of dead warriors. It, along with the Dark Elves that once inhabited it, are now mere shadows of a forgotten age."
- ―Odin[src]
Svartálfheim is one of the Nine Realms and is home to the Dark Elves. The Asgardians and other inhabitants of the Nine Realms refer to it as "The Dark World," while the Dark Elves themselves call it "Harudheen"[1]. Located in a star system that is almost completely corroded with dark matter, both Svartalfheim and the Dark Elves inhabiting it have developed under a more diverse table of elements. The only source of visible light for the world is a black hole.[2]
History
In 2988 B.C., Svartalfheim was the location of a destructive battle waged between an Asgardian army led by Bor against the genocidal Dark Elf forces under the command of Malekith. The battle ended in the Asgardians' favor, and the Dark Elves were driven nearly extinct with the exception of Malekith and several dozen warriors, who entered a 5,000-year-long hibernation, biding their time before their next attempt at total conquest. In the intervening time, Svartalfheim became a desolate wasteland, the landscape dotted with wreckage from the Dark Elf air fleet Malekith had dropped onto both armies ahead of his escape.
In 2013, Malekith and his soldiers reawakened when Jane Foster discovered the Aether, and the realm became a battleground again when Malekith fought with Thor and Loki over the Aether's possession. The battle ended with Malekith leaving the planet and Loki faking his death in a battle with Algrim.
During the Battle of Greenwich, Thor and Malekith fought on Svartalheim briefly after being transported there via Convergence. Malekith was later teleported there by Erik Selvig using a transportation device, followed shortly by Malekith's spaceship, which crushed him to death.[3]
Trivia
In the end credits sequence of Thor can be seen a planet near of an eclipse, which strongly resembles Svartalfheim seen in Thor: The Dark World.
Behind the Scenes
- The Svartalfheim scenes of Thor: The Dark World were filmed in Iceland because of its black, volcanic landscapes.
- In a non-canonical story in Captain America & Thor: Avengers!, the realm was ruled by Queen Alflyse.