Ra is an Asgard (IMO)
In the Stargate film that came out in 1994, there was the primary villain character named, Ra. This article is not about the Real Life Mythological Being named Ra. This article is only about the fictional character in the Stargate film. Anyways, the movie always stuck out in my mind as an excellent one. But after seeing all of Stargate SG-1 and then recently re-watching the 1994 film…I noticed something. There was a scene where Ra was laying down in what I’m guessing was a sarcophagus. But when he was laying there, chilling, I realized he looked familiar.
In fact, he looked strikingly similar to an Asgard from Stargate SG-1.
Then it all hit me. We know that Ra was a Goa’uld because he could use the naquadah technology. So that means he must have definitely been the parasite inside the host. But what I’m guessing is that Ra, being the most powerful of the system lords, must have had an extremely powerful host body. And that host body was an Asgard. That would make sense why Ra was the most powerful, an Asgard host body and mental capabilities would give Ra access to tremendous technology and knowledge. It would make him the most likely candidate for being the strongest of the system lords. But of course the only catch is that Asgard bodies are generally weaker and harder to repair than human bodies.
That being said, there were some difference in physique between my alleged Ra in Asgard form and the Asgards from the TV series. The most note-able differences are that Ra has small teeth and no visible nose. But I think that maybe Ra got some plastic surgery before entering his flying pyramid.
-Tyler
Another internet post written by an SG-1 geek who refuses to acknowledge the obvious truth that the series is not actually tied to the movie, that alien is the true body of Ra, it is deduced that the seizure of the human body was carried out with some kind of fusion, the creators of the series are not the creators of the film, they are other people who were based on the film to make their series and made the mistake of believing that the phrase “like a parasite looking for a host” was something he said literal, Ra was not literally a parasite, that was something that was said as a kind of metaphor.
Take a good look at the movie at the end before the bomb explodes on Ra, it will be clearly seen how he returns to his original form which is that alien which the geeks of the series say is his old host, you will see the evidence that he is not the body of no ancient host, it is obvious that this alien is Ra is his original form.
Comment by SWTOR — October 31, 2020 @ 1:09 pm
The Asgards and the Goa’uls did not exist in the movie, all those cloying traps were invented in the series.
Comment by SWTOR — October 31, 2020 @ 1:12 pm