Netflix has released the official teaser for the highly-anticipated second season of its Norse mythology-inspired coming-of-age drama Ragnarok.
Ragnarok is fabulous, and I am one of many of the show’s fans who are looking forward to the new six-part season.
Season 2 picks up where Season 1 leaves off — with the conflict getting tougher, the evil getting more focused, and the choices getting more desperate. Having just discovered who he really is, and that he is up against an ancient and extremely powerful enemy that is holding the (fictional) town of Edda, perhaps the whole of Norway, in its grip, Magne (David Stakston, Skam) must now accept that he is ready for battle and that his enemies are too many and too strong.
Are there any other people around who, like him, have supernatural powers? If there is, will he be able to find them in time? As it turns out, his younger brother, Laurits (Jonas Strand Gravli, Wisting), is also quite exceptional, but he views the world very differently from Magne…
Returning cast members include Danu Sunth (To Nowhere) as Iman, Theresa Frostad Eggesbø (Skam) as Saxa, Herman Tømmeraas (Semester) as Fjor, Emma Bones (Home Ground) as Gry, Odd-Magnus Williamson (Aber Bergen) as Erik, Synnøve Macody Lund (Black Widows) as Ran, Bjørn Sundquist (Monster) as Wotan, and Gísli Örn Garðarsson (Cover Story) as Vidar.
Joining the Season 2 cast are Vebjørn Enger (Twin) as Jens, Benjamin Helstad (Borderliner) as Harry, Billie Barker (Apocalypse Norway) as Signy, Jesper Malm (Rebecka Martinsson) as Odd Moland, and Espen Sigurdsen (Abnormal Attraction) as Halvor Lange.
Ragnarok: Season 2, a Netflix Original series, premieres globally on Thursday, May 27, exclusively on Netflix. ou can add the series to your watch list at www.netflix.com/ragnarok.
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