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there were no instructions/failures in the creation of Norse Mythology.

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Fenrir:

-wolf is the son of Loki and the giantess Angrboda
-brother of Hel the Goddess of the underworld and the Midgard serpent
-father of the two wolves Sköll and Hati Hróðvitnisson
-it is Fenrir's fate to kill Odin at Ragnarok but he  will be killed shortly after by Odin’s son Vidar.

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Eikthyrnir: Oak Thorny

-a deer that stands on the roof of Valhalla. It  eats the leaves of the great oak tree Laerrad. Its horns drip water, which is where all the rivers in the world come from.

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Arvakr: Early Waker

- the other horse that pulls the Sun’s chariot, driven by Sol.

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Alsvinder: Rapid Goer

-the horse that pulls the Moon’s chariot, driven by Mani.

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Alsvin: Very Quick
-(Old Norse “Alsviðr”) is one of the two horses that pulls the Sun’s chariot, driven by Sol.

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https://norse-mythology.net/animals-in-norse-mythology/

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According to Norse Mythology the beginning of life was fire and ice, with the existence of two worlds: Muspelhiem and Niflheim.

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https://books.google.com/books?id=Agv4AgAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q&f=false

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https://norse-mythology.net/yggdrasil-in-norse-mythology/

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Bor had 3 sons: Ve, Vili, and Oden

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In the middle of Asgard, where the gods and goddesses live is Yggdrasil. This is the tree of life, and it is an eternal green ash tree having branches that spread out to the nine worlds of Norse Mythology. The first root of Yggdrasil is in Asgard, which is known as the home of the gods and goddesses. This is where they have their daily meetings. Asgard is one of the nine worlds of norse mythology.

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Buri had a son called Bor with a female giant

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https://norse-mythology.org/concepts/polytheistic-theology-and-ethics/

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Each of the gods were subject to fate, and none of them could escape it. Despite being a god, they were all destined to have misfortunes, despite their power.

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Since there were many different gods, there was no single god who was necessarily "stronger", "more powerful", or "supreme" to the others. They all had a specific specialty, though it could be shared between gods (many gods are skilled in battle, for example), so no god was necessarily better than another.

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There was no "Supreme being" in Norse mythology; the Norse gods had two different types of limitations.

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In Norse mythology, there are two prominent fathers in the original creation of the world.

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Niflheim (ice world)
Muspelheim (fire world)
Gunnungagap (the great void in between them)
Hvergelmir (big well in niflheim which froze then melted to make Ymir)

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Bor's sons created Ask and Embla out of tree trunks; they are the first humans
Odin gave them breath and life
Vile gave it reason n mobility
Ve gave them looks and senses
3 gods took Ymir's eyebrows to encircle the humans into Midgard (earth)

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Ymir, the giant, and Audhumla, the cow who's milk he fed on.

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These stories were passed down in the form of poetry until Eddas and other medieval texts were written(11th-18th century AD).

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It refers to the Scandinavian mythological framework that was upheld during the Viking age.

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It is the body of myths of the North Germanic People.

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https://youtu.be/p6dtNI9s_6k

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Ymir (giant) and Audhumla (wet nurse; cow) born from ice from well in nif
Audhumla and cow licked salt stones to reveal Buri
Buri had a son called Bor with a female giant
Bor had 3 sons: Ve, Vili, and Oden
they killed Ymir

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Ymir's body parts shaped the world; flesh became earth, blood became sea and lakes, his bones and teeth became mountains and hills, hair to plants, skull to sky, brain to clouds