Who are the three strongest American gods and what are the American gods talking about?

1 Mr. Wednesday.

Wednesday is All Father Odin.

He happened to have wronged almost everyone he had been with in the past. He makes people go into debt to him and then manipulates them into doing what he wants. He's just as much of a ** and manipulator as Mr. World, but unlike his nemesis, he's more concerned about his followers.

Far from selfishness, Odin is a more powerful god than Mr. World.

2 Shadow Moon. Tech Boys are the Old Gods.

A bridge between the new gods, and the Shadow Moon is a bridge between humans and the gods. Like Tech Boy, Shadow doesn't know his true identity, and he's been a victim of Wednesday's manipulation since the first season.

However, he proved to be a better fit for the Elder Gods than his father.

3 Tech Boys.

When the show starts, Tech Boy is just a spoiled kid with great powers and can do everything Mr. World asks him to do. However, he never found out who he really was, as Mr. World kept it a secret. As Mr. World admitted, Tech Boy is a bridge between the old gods and the new gods because he represents human innovation.

American Gods is a novel created by Neil Gaiman**, the protagonist is the shadow, and the three strongest gods are:

1.Mr. Wednesday: Because he has wronged almost everyone he has dealt with in the past, made them go into debt to him, and then manipulated them to do what he wants.

2.Shadow Moon: A bridge between humans and the gods, Shadow doesn't know his true identity and has been manipulating his victim on Wednesday.

3.Tech Boy: Represents the innovation of humanity, but never discovers who he really is.

"American Gods Season 3" is a TV series starring Ian McShaun, Emily Browning and Yetiday Bydaq.

Shadow Moon (Ricky Waito) wants to go his own way and give up his identity as a god, but he will soon learn that no one can escape the arrangement of fate. Shadow Moon hides in a cold town in Wisconsin, USA, where he discovers dark secrets and explores his divinity.

Synopsis:

Shadow (Ricky Waito) is sentenced to six years in prison and emerges from prison when he meets a mysterious man named "Wednesday" (Ian McShawn), who claims to be a fraudster and needs a bodyguard. But in fact, "Wednesday" is the legendary ancient god "Odin".

Odin is planning to embark on a journey across the United States, gathering the once smash hit but now degenerate American "old gods" to fight against the American "new gods" including ** and technology. The rise of these new gods has squeezed the living space of the old gods.

The power of the gods is due to the worship and belief of human beings, and the old gods lose their divine power when they lose their followers, and they become ordinary people, and some even fall to the bottom of society. At the same time, sensing Mr. Wednesday's threat, the new gods also extend their claws to the shadows. A great war between the old and new gods is inevitable.