When is ragnarok

Edda rises: Magne confronts Ran, and Laurits proves a point. As protests gather momentum, a king walks again, and a master manipulator gets played.

A patriarch passes — and a strange new creature is born. Magne tries to change, Laurits lashes out and Fjor charts a new path. Saxa and Iman step up. In a seismic shift, Magne rejects strength, Fjor makes a power grab and a circle closes ranks. Laurits learns the truth, and Iman reaches out to Ran.

Desperate times fire up Magne and his crew as they go on a risky mission. The Jutuls face an unforeseen enemy while a formidable ancient force awakens. Call Netflix Netflix.

Creators: Adam Price. Watch all you want. Videos Ragnarok. Season 2 Trailer: Ragnarok. And now, with the World Serpent unleashed in the Norwegian fjords, Laurits has become a major player in the war to come. Not only will season three continue to follow Magne's battle against the Jutuls, but Laurit's lineage will also play a big role moving forward too. Will he side with the gods or the giants?

Or perhaps even no-one? The answer to this could quite literally bring about the end of days that's long been prophesied in the Norse tales of old. It is not how it is," he said. I always think that the people that are evil are just the coolest thing — or the troubled characters who can't really decide.

So personally, I hope that I'm going to be able to become the devil in season three — if I can. Let me be brutal and dark, and troubled, and sinister, please.

Just let me go [to] the next level in season three. Meanwhile, Jonas Strand Gravli talked to Darkus about his role as Laurits, who became bad guy Loki during the second season and is sure to show even more of his evil side if there is a third instalment. I think it was great to explore those feelings and how he gets hurt.

He doesn't feel like he's part of anyone and everyone turns their back to him and that's why he has to become this new self in a way. I just hope we will get to do another season. Let's hope Netflix doesn't cancel the show outright, because leaving things on a cliffhanger would be more brutal than anything that the giants could come up with. Then the remains of the world will sink into the sea, and there will be nothing left but the void.

Creation and all that has occurred since will be completely undone, as if it had never happened. Some say that that is the end of the tale — and of all tales, for that matter. But others hold that a new world, green and beautiful, will arise out of the waters. A new sun, the daughter of the previous one, will rise in the sky. And all of this will be presided over by a new, almighty ruler. As the above implies, two versions of the myth of Ragnarok seem to be present in the Norse sources.

In one of them, Ragnarok is the final end of the cosmos, and no rebirth follows it. In the other, there is a rebirth. What are we to make of this conflict? In my book The Viking Spirit: An Introduction to Norse Mythology and Religion , I argue that the version in which no rebirth occurs is the older, more purely pagan view, and the rebirth story is an addition that developed only late in the Viking Age under Christian influence.

Ragnarok had been reinterpreted to describe the religious transformation the Viking world was undergoing, in which the old gods were indeed dying, but were also being replaced with something else.

Half a chapter is devoted to this topic. You live in a world that you know will one day be obliterated. The very gods themselves will perish with it. View and download the first look images HERE. April 21, -- Today Netflix released the first look images from the highly anticipated second season of Ragnarok and announced that the new season will launch globally on Netflix on May 27, Ragnarok is a coming-of-age drama building on, and contributing to, a new and surprising angle on Norse mythology.

Is there anyone else who, like him, has supernatural powers? And will he be able to find these people in time?