RAGNAROK Season 3 Ending Explained

I review, breakdown and explain Ragnarok Season 3 Netflix. I discuss the story which was focussed on Magne as Thor as he grew more confident with his powers. I react to the other characters such as Saxa, Fjor, Laurits and Ran along with the other God's and Giants. I compare the show to the original Norse Mythology Lore and explain the ending for Thor. I also give my theories and predictions on a potential season 4 and if the show will ever come back.

00:00 Intro
00:36 The Ending
04:40 Overall Review
07:35 Outro

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What did you think of Ragnarok Season 3? Comment your thoughts below!

[wscottus]

I think it did happen, all of it. However they weren't gods, they were possessed by the gods and giants spirits. Deaths still happened, etc. I think when they chose peace over fighting, the spirits left them. Thor was the last to leave since he wanted war more than any of them. His mind flashed between the war and the realty and when Magne fell to the ground, it was Thor finally leaving him.

[rapstudios]

I hated that ending. What a horrible way to end such a good show. Feel like everything built up to nothing.

[richardnock]

I think the promise and charm of what the show started with just got killed by the ending just felt like we warmed up for nothing

[ray_tupper]

I dont understand how Saxa said that she couldn't even pick the hammer up, and then everyone in town seemed to be carrying about.

[Karmic]

I was looking forward to see the power of Thor, the God of Thunder but felt as if I was scammed in the last episode :D Why can't they just keep the story as it is?

[Mattyyttam]

My favourite show on Netflix just got entirely ruined by this ending

[makedaxs]

Honestly, the ending is confusing. I just figured that everything that was happening was figuratively speaking in Magne's mind. This season felt rushed in a sense since season 2 came out in 2021 and they kept saying another season was happening but it was being delayed. I don't know I just feel like the last season doesn't match with the energies of the first two seasons which leaves viewers' minds scattered and feeling disappointed.

[raptormage]

Considering everything that happened from Magne getting hit by a truck ( which the doctors commented on, to him killing Vidar etc and the fact that there were parts where he wasnt even present for, i find it pretty hard to believe that it all happened in his head. None of it makes sense.

[victoriapederssen]

I am sad to say this, but I was very disappointed. They spent 2 seasons building up this “final battle”, and then it turns out to not be a final battle at all?! I literally can’t describe how anticlimactic that was. I mean if there weren’t gonna be a battle at all, why even have any gods? Why even give Magne and the others their powers when they didn’t even use them in an actual battle?! 😣 Also remember that Magne didn’t give himself his powers, they were given to him by someone else, and later he was told that whoever got his powers had to pay the highest price, which just adds to the fact that it is really strange if it was all going on in his own head. 🤔

[di]

I was never so disappointed unfortunately in a season like I was with this last season of ragnarök.

[arhamimran]

I cannot believe how bad ending is that's why i was searching for ending explained

[filiphovland]

When Magne attempts the lawsuit against Jutul industries, he contacts many former employees connected to them, and even an attorney who agrees with him that he has a case ready for court. Was all this also imagined? In that case, was the fact that all the people he contacted got sick while working at Jutul also in his head. And what about the fact that all of them decides against speaking out in court because they didn't dare to speak out against the Jutuls? Feels like a hollow ending as I see it

[Skrillblade]

I believe that that final battle were just the gods inside them that died. There was peace so maybe that meant that they didnt need their powers anymore and could start a life on their own.

[alessandrotuzza]

It's like all the magic disappeared..
I LOVED to see mythology brought back in the real world, almost like in a Percy Jackson story.
I loved the characters development and the whole concept behind this show.
The ending made disappear that feeling of supernatural beauty that hooked me to this show for three seasons.
Why couldn't they just continue??

[mysticDchimp]

You didn't notice that the "giants" house completely changed when he threw the comics away?

[parioceanchicago]

Personally I loved this show, I couldn't predict what was going to happen (which is rare these days) and all the actors are fantastic. I was sad when I realized it was the end of the show.

[queissoakira]

honestly, I hate this ending, since the end of the first episode I have been waiting for the final battle, the long-awaited Ragnarok, I think it would have been much better if they had started the battle in the middle of the school, with the mortals witnessing everything and leaving the serpent to magne's final enemy, with both dying at the end, exactly like the stories of Norse mythology, with mortals witnessing and recording everything in the distance, I would love to see a scene from newspapers around the world commenting on the recorded videos of the Battle Of Gods vs Giants.

[nomsa]

So the battle was all in his head from the beginning. It was a psychotic battle 😂. I don’t know how to feel guys. Laurits gave birth to a whole serpent to feed him buns and hot dogs 😂

[jedi_dikbuik]

Prime example of how the ending can fck up the whole show.