Name: The Viking Myths
Uploaded: 2024-09-01T17:00:29.000Z
Description: The series captures the essence of Nordic legends, drawing from ancient texts.

The series captures the essence of Nordic legends, drawing from ancient texts.

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Asgard, the kingdom of the Aesir, is under threat from monstrous creatures. To save Asgard, Odin embarks on an initiatory journey, during which he faces terrible trials to acquire knowledge: he loses his eye before being hanged for nine nights without eating or drinking, his side pierced by a spear.

Odin's Visions

To appease Thor's fury, Loki, who has gone to the kingdom of the Dwarves, orders three wondrous objects - among which Thor's hammer, Mjölnir.

The Tropies of the Gods

After a protracted war, the Vanes and Aesir seal the peace with an exchange of hostages; Mímir, Odin's faithful advisor, also goes to live with the Vanes; Asgard must be rebuilt.

The Bloody Nuptials

Odin, up on his observation throne, discovers the children Loki has fathered with the giantess: the wolf, the snake, and the monstrous child.

The Children of Loki

Kvasir, the being born out of peace, goes out into the world and answers all questions with ease.

The Blood of Kvasir

Signs of Ragnarök accumulate. Odin tries to gather as large an army as possible. Odin and Loki set off on an expedition to observe signs of unrest in the 9 realms, along with one of Odin's brothers, Hœnir. All kinds of adventures befall them.

The Curse of the Ring

Odin, who wants Sigurd dead so he can recruit him, reveals to Brynhild the deception she has fallen victim to. Enraged at having married a coward, Brynhild orders the assassination of Sigurd, whom she holds responsible. In Midgard, Gudrun, Brynhild and their descendants will wage a long and bloody war, allowing Odin and Freyja to reap countless glorious deaths in preparation for Ragnarök.

Sigurd and the Fallen Valkyrie

Odin questions a seer, who reveals new details about Ragnarök.

The Prophecy of the Völva

A banquet is held in Asgard, during which Loki insults the gods, revealing their weaknesses. His punishment is terrible. Chained under venom that periodically drips on him, he must watch as two of his sons are killed, one of them devouring the other. Odin knows that Ragnarök is not far off, since Loki is now, according to the seer's prediction, in chains. And when he breaks free of his chains...

Loki's Sarcasms

Calamities upon catastrophes befall Midgard, endless wars and three years of eternal winter; the signs are unmistakable: Ragnarök is here.

The Viking Myths

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