Ragnarok: Season 1

2020

Created by Adam Price
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6 episodes
Action
Drama
Fantasy

A small Norwegian town experiencing warm winters and violent downpours seems to be headed for another Ragnarök - unless someone... More

A small Norwegian town experiencing warm winters and violent downpours seems to be headed for another Ragnarök - unless someone intervenes in time.

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Ragnarok: Season 1 is available to stream in Australia now... More on Netflix.

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Ragnarok: Season 1 episodes

New Boy

Returning to his family’s hometown, awkward teenager Magne discovers his... More strange new powers. Still, the hamlet's natural beauty cloaks dark secrets.

541 Meters

Magne and his classmates try to regroup after a tragic... More loss, while the police seem uninterested in getting to the truth. Gry stumbles on Vidar unmasked.

Jutulheim

The break-in confirms what Magne suspects: He must take matters... More into his own hands. After tying up loose ends, the Jutuls put the teen to the test.

Ginnungagap

A search for answers brings Magne back to a mysterious... More woman — and a meaningful mountain. Turid confronts Ran, and former BFFs Gry and Saxa get heated.

Atomic Number 48

As Fjor holds Vidar back, Magne takes the blame, then... More tries a new tack. Threats abound, and the greatest is the explosive find that Isolde left behind.

Yes, We Love This Country

While attempting to expose the truth, Magne gets another shock.... More Hope seems lost, but have the Jutuls underestimated their foe — and the power of good?

Ragnarok: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

70_%10 reviews
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80_%107 reviews
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"It moves quickly, but Ragnarok's biggest problem is that it keeps stumbling into Twilight-style storytelling..."

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A.V. Club

"A novel approach to the usual Norse legend story, and should be fun to watch."

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Decider

"Has a fairly shaky grip on its tone, but the YA drama works well in tandem with its smart adaptation of Norse myth, even if it doesn't quite stick the landing in the end."

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