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thunder mythology
Thunder mythology encompasses deities, symbols, and narratives across cultures centered on lightning, storms, and celestial power—from Thor and Zeus to lesser-known thunder gods and their cosmological roles.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche engages thunder mythology as a portal to primal power and divine assertion, treating storm deities as archetypal models of force, justice, and transformation. The recurring sonic and symbolic presence of thunder in the show's opening creates a ritual invocation of this raw, transcendent energy.
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