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>But all current humanity didn't made that oath and still cant hurt him.
It's just magic bullshit. The idea was that Baldur was so beloved by every living creature at the time that to make the spell work, it simply required proving that nobody alive would be willing to ever do him harm. It only required a single living entity of any one race to refuse for it to not work for that entire species, which is was Loki achieved when he transformed into the Mistletoe.
>The excuse given to Mistletoe was inability to consent so anything with a will is held to that oath.
Again, this is godly level magic, so it wasn't about consent. There are a bunch of plants and other insects that aren't sentient enough. It's just some forced logic that everything loved him and so it worked. The logic as to why inanimate objects of the universe couldn't harm him could be excused as them actually having zero life to them, so they were excluded from needing to consent.
Baldur isn't even weak against Mistletoes. It's like Superman, he just has no super resistance to them. He won't die or bleed from being poked by one if it's rubbed on him. His skin would be too strong. However, if you punched him with the Mistletoe being in between your fist and his skin, his body would have no choice but to let the Mistletoe force through it.
