The native Americans had peaceful trade with Odin's people, actually. The one fight they *did* start wound up becoming such a massacre that it lead to the extinction of an entire tribe. :)
@@Paulos76 Nah, it would be repetitive to hear him say the same thing over and over again. Therefore it is implied he is speaking directly to their mind
Each of them (to me) is like a piece of Ragnar. Bjorn was the leader, the Viking man, carried ragnars commanding presence when he walked into a room. People looked at him, respected and sometimes feared him. Ubbe, was the traveler in Ragnar, the adventurer with passion for finding new lands and who mimics his facial expressions and body language so well. Ivar, was the anger and wrath of Ragnar, the ambition and sheer genius. Hvitserk was a fighter and open to religion bc he felt like he never belonged anywhere, he was lost for a lot of his life. Sigurd who looked so much like the actress that played his mother, I think, was the piece of Ragnar that wanted love, but he was killed so early by his rage and ambition (ivar). That he wasn’t truly able to love anymore except for lagertha. So much symbolism in this show that shows in his sons. 🙌🏼
I like that Odin personalizes every message, of the sons who might need more convincing. Some need just a stare, others a gesture and/or a spoken word.
No , Ivar needed to be ensured to be ruthless 💡 that is why it was personal to him … repetition in such matter will not be a flaw , but Ivar was the one to unleash hell .
My favorite theory for why Odin came to them personally is that it shows how much he wanted Ragnar in Valhalla, but due to Ragnar's death and being left in the ground he couldn't enter. Odin wasn't just calling them to vengeance, he was trying to guide them to give Ragnar the proper rights so he could enter Valhalla.
Viking where buried in the ground and if they fell on a battle field and there shield brothers where forced to retreat they where left all you had to do to get into Odin’s hall was die a honorable death in battle holding a weapon
@@aidenharper6013 no couse he is the weapon his death will bring down hundreds of dans on the English kings heads hes acting as a sacrifices and in doing so making more slain warriors to go to Valhalla just means he wouldent sit at the high table hed be where the guys who killed them selfs for honor or the gods sit
After Ragnar died, the show was basically done in my opinion. It's like beating the main storyline and having nothing but side quests left... It's not the same.
I feel like season 5 and 6 stretched out. The plot was prolonged when it could have been shortened and kept to a minimum in another season. It’s a shame how Vikings ended.
thank you,i was reading through the coms to actually find someone that point it out,,to bad people didn't give any thoughs or fucks to that..still speaks lengths to as of what is to come
I dont think it really meant anything, when this aired someone said something about odin touching ivar and sigurd meaning they were destined for great things but that obviously didnt mean shit because ivar kills him later.
It becomes pointless to kill a man, who is so glad to die. Even at the face of death, Ragnar was actually happy he was gonna die, forget about being afraid.
@@Kyle-gu3ge yeah, I remember that drunken talk he had with king Ecbert before being handed over to king Aelle, also the talk he gives his son Ivar in the morning before the hand over and tells him to avenge on king Ecbert...Ragnar died on his own terms indeed
@@prairiefarmer5994 Alexander Ludwig was like 22 when they casted him as Bjørn. Season 1 Bjørn was portrayed by a different actor. But I agree that they did a great job with the casting.
I love how Odin doesn’t acknowledge Aelle’s existence at all that he said Ragnar was killed by serpents, not by King Aelle or Aelle to show despise, he just straight didn’t think about him! I bet if Aelle killed Ragnar with an axe Odin would’ve said Ragnar was killed by an axe not by Aelle!
Nah, I think if Aelle would've had the combat prowess and spirit to actually challenge Ragnar to a one on one and kill him, he would've acknowledged that. He basically does with every Nordic Person that dies in combat because, even though they got killed (so their opponent was the victor) they get to enter Valhalla and feast their as warriors for an eternity. I mean that is some kind of acknowledgement of the enemy too, that you need to comfort your believers that as a prize they get to go to Valhalla, should someone get to kill them in combat.
I love how this show never truly said one religion was the true one. At the end of the day everyone got to where they belong. We saw Odin and we saw God and his work. Such a cool show that in the end never pointed to cruelty to a single person but many throughout and cross cultures. I will miss this show.
I think this show highlights, through artistic exaggeration, what a faith in a god or many gods actually means to respective characters. It's never hinted at being real, or true, it might as well be from the point of view of a complete atheist, but the meanings implied by each faith remains true and real in the depiction. It's true to the characters, not necessarily to us, the viewers, and it's beautiful.
Ill miss it too...just finished it on amazon prime, incredible show that I'll never forget. Travise's portrayal of ragnar was perfect, and his charisma and confidence shines/is obvious to EVERYONE , thats saying something.
How badass is Ragnar, so much that Odin came to personally deliver the news to the sons, Thor put on a light show as an homage welcoming Ragnar to Valhalla
My mom and I recently started watching the Vikings and when we made it to this scene we both said we felt chills run down our spine. This is definitely going to be on our minds for a while... it was bad ass.
Ragnar died an atheist (something Travis really wanted) and Odin decides to personally tell his sons of his passing. Even the gods respected him when he disrespected them, an absolute legend.
@@pigdictator4558Did you really watch the show? Ragnar’s path away from the gods is like one of the key aspects of the character. He even literally says he doesn’t believe in gods existence in his last conversation with the seer as he manifests himself before Ragnar in the drivers person on their journey to the king. All of Ragnars last speech is not a declaration of faith it was an act. Although Ragnar didn’t value the gods and religion high, he knew his people do. He also knew, that the rumors of the way he died will spread as well as the last words that he spoke. So he died like true gods believing viking would, with Odins name on his lips. Becoming a symbol so that there would be no question among his people wether he should be avenged or not. That’s the only way his death could make sense under the circumstances he had to face. I don’t know how could you miss all of that.
I was watching this show and when this scene played, I realized it was Odin who informed Ragnar’s sons that he was dead, and I had goosebumps like never before. This was an amazing scene. So much emotion dwelled within me. I love this show.
3:34 When they show the place where Ragnar died, his last words are given in a high and bass tone, the thunder rises as he approaches the end of his sentence, the wind, the tone of voice when Travis Fimmelin says "My death comes without apology" is chilling. And that epic music. This series is truly a masterpiece.
The fact the Odin only spoke to Ivar is because he knew he had the strongest mentality and the smartest one, just like Ragnar told him "you are different than your brothers, you are special, and he proved everything Ragnar said, Odin knew Ivar would become bloodthirsty and ruthless to avenge his father
He reminds me of a Crusader Kings player, who played his character, then see's him die and then steers his sons (or one of them) to avenge that beloved character :D
This both hurts and makes me proud... my blood brother died a year before this episode. He and I always joked about how he was like Ragnar (because of his beliefs) and me like Athelstan (because of mine). We had the same understanding and we didn’t force our religion on each other. There was brotherhood and common understanding of friendship. He struggled with depression for a long time and after a couple years.. he finally couldn’t stand it... I never got to hear a goodbye from my brother. And when I saw this scene it felt like he was speaking to me again finally saying goodbye.. “goodbye brother, where you go I cannot follow..”
I am sorry about ur brother, but despite the tough times, it gladdens me to know that he shares mead with Odin himself in the glorious halls of Valhalla, skal
For me it is simular but about my gramps he died of cancer with 90 and he was a wise and strong men if you are still 190 cm tall with 90 years on your back you are a disciplined man .Until i was 16 and i am also 190 he always bested me in arm wrestling .He keeped up his face until 2 weeks before his death .He lost 30 kg in 2 weeks and we had some last talks and i felt real pain for the first time in my life . There also my gratest sin happend .A yound dr came 160 and tried my gramps to undergo surgery remove alung and a kidney .They wanted to practice in realuty and basicly would have executed him .He always declined even if they "missed" giving him morphine or bombarded him fpr 3 hours straigth. So this dr tries to sway him and oh boi i git angry realy angry not rage but actualy wrath i realy wanted that man to die because he was dick to a dying man who tries to safe his dignity and souvrienty to the end .I jumped up and then my gramps a skeleton by that point stoped me by slamming his hand on my chest .He said that he doesnt allow me to do want i want to do because it would pain him to see my journey go a wrong direction he than basicly verbaly dismantled that young dr. So hard he left woth tears and shock because i believe he felt my intend of killing him .This scene and exspecialy ivar shows all my emotions during that last lecture of my gramps .Come here from time to time and you need to go on you are your brothers legacy ideological legacy makes you immortal just as i carry my gramps you carry ypur brother you are his eyes and when time comes you tell him
@@Raelexx Incorrect, Ragnar did not die from age, he CHOSE to sacrifice himself without fear for the greater good. He died without fear nor remorse. Going to Valhalla is based on worthiness. He goes to Valhalla due to his sacrifice and Oidin himself notifies his sons about his death.
"It gladdens me to know that Odin prepares for a feast! Soon I shall be drinking ale from curved horns. This hero that comes into Valhalla does not lament his death. I shall not enter Odin’s hall with fear. There, I shall wait for my sons to join me. And when they do, I will bask in their tales of triumph. The Aesir will welcome me. My death comes without apology. And I welcome the Valkyries to summon me home!"
This scene is so amazing for so many reasons but the best has to be the All father Odin himself came to relay the message of Ragnars death to his sons individually. Each one with different reactions and each so powerful just so damn awesome!
So is Odin actually real in the show then? Because in the earlier seasons it seemed more like they imagined him being there as part of their belief in him, but here it seems like he actually exists
Well for people not so well educated in science like us people of the modern age, Gods were for them as real as seeing the Sun, breathing the Air, bathing in Water, hearing the Thunder and Seeing the Flashes of the Thunderstorm. Doesn't matter what the people called their god or their pantheon of gods or whatever. Or, plot twist, at some point we meet some aliens, some hundreds of years in the future, who upon first contact say "Hey, we know your species, we have historic records of our forefathers creating intelligent species and life-blooming planets as a recreational activity, acting as gods and stuff and moving on, when they get bored. Glad you made it so far!" and we as a species go into an existential crisis, because we are only a computer game for the universe xD
Either the devil or Odin but I think it was Odin though I’m pretty sure God and the devil are real because Aflstan visited Eckbert and Ragnar 100% from Heaven and when he was alive a demon came to him soooo idk or it could be both are real in the show idk
@@revan950 Imho, in the TV series, every deity is alive since Odin and the Christian God (and the devil, because of the demon) are directly shown. And the Seer predicted many events correct, e.g. Ragnar's Death as that he will die on the day the blind man sees. That isn't just cold reading or something.
Wow thats so cool how Odin showed up for them in person for them and on their level as people and not towering above them, like he was better than them and i like that. Shows that he was watching over them and their family and later comforted them when the father died❤🥺
There will never be another TV show as great as "The Vikings" - the best show ever made. And it was made with a cast of complete unknowns, and the music was awesome !!! 👍🏻
People really thinking Ivar needed the explanation 💀 Odin started speaking before Ivar even noticed he was there, and Ivar was the only one be directly spoke to. Also, he was literally the greatest tactician among his siblings, and clearly had the sharpest mind.
It's said amongst the Norse/Germanic/pagan. Although there were many terrible things about Odin. Hospitality was a thing he heavily emphasized. Amongst this, Odin would shapeshift because he enjoyed walking amongst men. So with these things paired together people were very hospitable because A. It was a firm belief, with even rules like "the rites of hospitality" and B. You never know if Odin may be amongst you as a stranger.
i swear to god if they don't end this show with all the major characters and sons drinking with Ragnar in Valhalla... it doesn't have to be an in your face scene, but something subtle and classy enough to keep in line with the show's sparring use of mythology but enough to let us know and see that all our favourite heroes are together in Valhalla again
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“How the little piggies will grunt, when they hear how the old boar suffer”
Gods, this was one powerful scene.
That line is also a direct quote from the icelandic sagas. They state that those were Ragnar's last words as he was lying with the snakes in the pit.
i dont understand who were the little iggies
@@usmanzahid1536 His sons.
Lol I love your profile pic
Skol
Literally the most badass version of Odin I have ever seen
What about Mr. Wednesday?
God of war is coming this year ... let’s wait 😂😂😂😂
dylan foster amen
yeah he didn't even bother to cover his missing eye
He needs a beard though. He’s still bad ass, but Odin is known for having a long beard.
It's beautiful how Odin stepped down from from Valhalla to ensure retaliation.
The native Americans kicked his viking white ass
The native Americans had peaceful trade with Odin's people, actually. The one fight they *did* start wound up becoming such a massacre that it lead to the extinction of an entire tribe. :)
Odin is not real
@@outcast4851 we know this 😑
He's actually from Asgard
I love how Sigurd, Bjorn and Ubbe didn’t need an explanation. They just knew.
He did explain but a god dont need a mouth to speak
More in tune with nature...
Or Ivar was the only one worthy to hear Odin speaking.
@@Paulos76 Nah, it would be repetitive to hear him say the same thing over and over again. Therefore it is implied he is speaking directly to their mind
@@Paulos76 or maybe ivar is too dumb to understand why odin is hear
I mean after all the guy thinks he is a god and the crippled legs are a gift
Each of them (to me) is like a piece of Ragnar. Bjorn was the leader, the Viking man, carried ragnars commanding presence when he walked into a room. People looked at him, respected and sometimes feared him. Ubbe, was the traveler in Ragnar, the adventurer with passion for finding new lands and who mimics his facial expressions and body language so well. Ivar, was the anger and wrath of Ragnar, the ambition and sheer genius. Hvitserk was a fighter and open to religion bc he felt like he never belonged anywhere, he was lost for a lot of his life. Sigurd who looked so much like the actress that played his mother, I think, was the piece of Ragnar that wanted love, but he was killed so early by his rage and ambition (ivar). That he wasn’t truly able to love anymore except for lagertha. So much symbolism in this show that shows in his sons. 🙌🏼
Damm, that so true
Best comment EVER ! This is so true, I just realized how much this is exactly Ragnar 👏
Never thought about that but damm😧
Sigurd just like Ragnar, was betrayed by blood brother
Whilst true, they are his sons
Ivar's rage scream into madness as the thunder cracks is chilling to the bone.
It was great
so great
soo great!
Chilling to the bone..less.
I see what you did there
I like that Odin personalizes every message, of the sons who might need more convincing.
Some need just a stare, others a gesture and/or a spoken word.
I'm pretty sure he says the same thing to all of them but because it would be tedious to see him repeat everything they just show what happens after
@@mogul188 smart. Atleast someome gets it
No , Ivar needed to be ensured to be ruthless 💡 that is why it was personal to him … repetition in such matter will not be a flaw , but Ivar was the one to unleash hell .
@@memati7199 well ofc, since he was the last one out of his brothers to see their father.
It goes to show that the Gods also loved the people, they didn't only push them to succes etc.
I love how Odin didn't bother with letting Rollo know. He's totally excluded from the family.
I still like rollo. I felt happy for him when he became a Frankish noble but i missed seeing him as a Viking
Hahahaha, true
He was a Christian that time
What about the blonde bitch?
@@dxxgx6713 who?
I just got the next level of chills, i get the chills everytime I hear Ragnar's last words.
rahul ashok HAHAHAHA same dude
My best friend died November of 21...his dad said this speech beautifully as they put him to rest.
It sounds like someone who is about to be welcomed into hell.
@@sjacrane I didn't know Hell's theme would be this much beautiful. Fuck heaven and those who dream about it..
Because he knew ivar was gonna unleash the most terror on the world for this action. Beautiful scene
My favorite theory for why Odin came to them personally is that it shows how much he wanted Ragnar in Valhalla, but due to Ragnar's death and being left in the ground he couldn't enter. Odin wasn't just calling them to vengeance, he was trying to guide them to give Ragnar the proper rights so he could enter Valhalla.
Viking where buried in the ground and if they fell on a battle field and there shield brothers where forced to retreat they where left all you had to do to get into Odin’s hall was die a honorable death in battle holding a weapon
The proper burial was being burned on a Viking boat. It probably pissed off Odin so much he had to come down and let his sons know he’d been buried.
@@seanbraley2772i wonder if since he didn't have a weapon "in hand" when he died, mabey Odin need him to have a proper funeral to get him to Valhalla
@@aidenharper6013 no couse he is the weapon his death will bring down hundreds of dans on the English kings heads hes acting as a sacrifices and in doing so making more slain warriors to go to Valhalla just means he wouldent sit at the high table hed be where the guys who killed them selfs for honor or the gods sit
@@seanbraley2772 i can see that
Ragnar is so damn good that even after he's gone and the Vikings is never the same show, we still watch this because of him.
I bet some stopped watching Vikings when Ragnar died
@@teddywolf3318 I stopped lol
U should say Travis fimmel acting is so good.
After Ragnar died, the show was basically done in my opinion. It's like beating the main storyline and having nothing but side quests left... It's not the same.
I feel like season 5 and 6 stretched out. The plot was prolonged when it could have been shortened and kept to a minimum in another season. It’s a shame how Vikings ended.
"Cold, in the cold iron earth, Ragnar lies.."
SREEJITH K S what does that mean
武士道Bushido you sure?
Luminix his cold dead body in the cold iron cage beneath the earth
I always thought as the iron earth as a metaphor for Odin's Hall.
It might be because ella's is alive and for ragnar to enter Valhalla the sons of raganar need to take there revenge on ella
The fact that Ivar is the only one Odin actually directly spoke to says something.
thank you,i was reading through the coms to actually find someone that point it out,,to bad people didn't give any thoughs or fucks to that..still speaks lengths to as of what is to come
I dont think it really meant anything, when this aired someone said something about odin touching ivar and sigurd meaning they were destined for great things but that obviously didnt mean shit because ivar kills him later.
Its bcs ivar is so stupid that he needs an explanation of odin's arrival
@@yuval1945 IVAR IS THE SON OF ODİN
yes, and it says that Ivar is the only dumb enough who needs an explanation of what has happened.
It becomes pointless to kill a man, who is so glad to die. Even at the face of death, Ragnar was actually happy he was gonna die, forget about being afraid.
He waa happy because nobody decided his life... he done his fate... death was his choice...not Odin's or other's God's!!!
He died on his terms, not on the terms of the gods or anyone else
@@Kyle-gu3ge yeah, I remember that drunken talk he had with king Ecbert before being handed over to king Aelle, also the talk he gives his son Ivar in the morning before the hand over and tells him to avenge on king Ecbert...Ragnar died on his own terms indeed
It’s crazy that they picked actors that look like they could be Travis Timmel’s children.
Shaun Carver in my opinion the craziest thing is that Bjorn was casted so young and grew up to look like a copy of Ragnar.
@@prairiefarmer5994 I haven’t been able to see the show in years. I don’t have cable.
@@prairiefarmer5994 Alexander Ludwig was like 22 when they casted him as Bjørn. Season 1 Bjørn was portrayed by a different actor. But I agree that they did a great job with the casting.
no one I’m not sure why I didn’t put that together when I commented. You’re absolutely right!
Ivar and Ubba look the most like Ragnar to me
no cellphones, so the gods needed to come do the job..
liani maricela silveira lmao now Odin just sends a quick text like “ey your boy is dead in the earth man”
King aele just text lmao ragnars dead
bruh
Look at them, not a phone in sight. Just people living in the moment!
@@someyorkguy1683 that's what I want
After so many years this still hits me so hard
Same.
Yea I cry and get goosebumps at the same time... and I swear by the end I want to grab a sword and go avenge Ragnar with his sons...
What ...5 years ?? Thats not a long time you berk
@@bensmith5288 depends how old you are.
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I love Ivars reaction... and that his brother hear his screams
Thor is pissed at the end
Odin is also a troublemaker and callef gladowar because of his tendancy to cause strife whenever he walks into a room
I love how Odin doesn’t acknowledge Aelle’s existence at all that he said Ragnar was killed by serpents, not by King Aelle or Aelle to show despise, he just straight didn’t think about him! I bet if Aelle killed Ragnar with an axe Odin would’ve said Ragnar was killed by an axe not by Aelle!
Lmao true
Well he literally was kill by serpents
Nah, I think if Aelle would've had the combat prowess and spirit to actually challenge Ragnar to a one on one and kill him, he would've acknowledged that.
He basically does with every Nordic Person that dies in combat because, even though they got killed (so their opponent was the victor) they get to enter Valhalla and feast their as warriors for an eternity.
I mean that is some kind of acknowledgement of the enemy too, that you need to comfort your believers that as a prize they get to go to Valhalla, should someone get to kill them in combat.
I think you might be overthinking it
Cause in the end they knew the English did it lmao
This Odin looks so badass. Looks like a true veteran of combat
"i welcome the valkyries to summon me home"
Ragnar, the viking respected by the Gods.
I love how this show never truly said one religion was the true one. At the end of the day everyone got to where they belong. We saw Odin and we saw God and his work. Such a cool show that in the end never pointed to cruelty to a single person but many throughout and cross cultures.
I will miss this show.
I think this show highlights, through artistic exaggeration, what a faith in a god or many gods actually means to respective characters. It's never hinted at being real, or true, it might as well be from the point of view of a complete atheist, but the meanings implied by each faith remains true and real in the depiction. It's true to the characters, not necessarily to us, the viewers, and it's beautiful.
Ill miss it too...just finished it on amazon prime, incredible show that I'll never forget. Travise's portrayal of ragnar was perfect, and his charisma and confidence shines/is obvious to EVERYONE , thats saying something.
When he says: " And I welcome the Valkyries to summon me home" always give me the chills 🥶😍🔝
Same I tingle everytime
How badass is Ragnar, so much that Odin came to personally deliver the news to the sons, Thor put on a light show as an homage welcoming Ragnar to Valhalla
I watched this scene so many times. Ragnar was by far my favorite character. Will still continue to watch this amazing series!
2024 anyone
I cant understand how people dislike this, was one of my favorite moments for me seeing odin come to each of Ragnars sons
it was so badass, i agree
1:59 If they ever make a Metal Gear Solid movie ..they should hire this guy to play Snake's character.
Vic Boss
Crypto Hizz ayeeee!
Oscar Isaac will do that. better fit as well :b
Damn straight
2:25 THE MOMENT IVAR decided to carry the show ❤️🔥
What an actor he is 🔥
Bjorn and Ubbe too
It’s was personally the end of Vikings s’show ...
Nah
I thought exactly the same way, but now I think with Ivar and we still have Floki after all I will continue to watch it. They are worth to watch.
the rest was indeed, just an aftermath of the real purpose of the show imo.
@@DaremythNL i agree with that sentiment, the rest of the show just ties the loose ends ragnar left behind. Nothing of real substance
I strongly disagree
My mom and I recently started watching the Vikings and when we made it to this scene we both said we felt chills run down our spine. This is definitely going to be on our minds for a while... it was bad ass.
Haha me and my mom also..just finished the entire series yesterday, it was EPIC!
Ragnar died an atheist (something Travis really wanted) and Odin decides to personally tell his sons of his passing. Even the gods respected him when he disrespected them, an absolute legend.
not an atheist, he died believing in a pagan god
@@pigdictator4558Did you really watch the show? Ragnar’s path away from the gods is like one of the key aspects of the character. He even literally says he doesn’t believe in gods existence in his last conversation with the seer as he manifests himself before Ragnar in the drivers person on their journey to the king. All of Ragnars last speech is not a declaration of faith it was an act. Although Ragnar didn’t value the gods and religion high, he knew his people do. He also knew, that the rumors of the way he died will spread as well as the last words that he spoke. So he died like true gods believing viking would, with Odins name on his lips. Becoming a symbol so that there would be no question among his people wether he should be avenged or not. That’s the only way his death could make sense under the circumstances he had to face. I don’t know how could you miss all of that.
2 years ago and still the most powerful scene I personally have ever seen!! Chills!!
I was watching this show and when this scene played, I realized it was Odin who informed Ragnar’s sons that he was dead, and I had goosebumps like never before. This was an amazing scene. So much emotion dwelled within me. I love this show.
Ragnar never really died, he lives through Odin and his sons.
3:34 When they show the place where Ragnar died, his last words are given in a high and bass tone, the thunder rises as he approaches the end of his sentence, the wind, the tone of voice when Travis Fimmelin says "My death comes without apology" is chilling. And that epic music. This series is truly a masterpiece.
Nothing says more that you were highly favored by the Gods than having Odin himself deliver the news of your death to you sons.
The fact the Odin only spoke to Ivar is because he knew he had the strongest mentality and the smartest one, just like Ragnar told him "you are different than your brothers, you are special, and he proved everything Ragnar said, Odin knew Ivar would become bloodthirsty and ruthless to avenge his father
Odin seems like a awesome god when there’s an important message he delivers it himself unlike most gods who send their messengers or angels lol 😆
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Lmao, If God was to come down to Earth, it would get destroyed. God cannot be limited to time and space.
@@wasifiqbal9984 his god I’m sure he can find a way to make it work 😂🤷🏻♂️
@@mrkarimov3062 lmao
He reminds me of a Crusader Kings player, who played his character, then see's him die and then steers his sons (or one of them) to avenge that beloved character :D
Not gonna lie - I got shivers watching this scene. That background score too is just 🔥
Did you know background sound
@@soffiii2013 algir - tognatale
This both hurts and makes me proud... my blood brother died a year before this episode. He and I always joked about how he was like Ragnar (because of his beliefs) and me like Athelstan (because of mine). We had the same understanding and we didn’t force our religion on each other. There was brotherhood and common understanding of friendship. He struggled with depression for a long time and after a couple years.. he finally couldn’t stand it... I never got to hear a goodbye from my brother. And when I saw this scene it felt like he was speaking to me again finally saying goodbye.. “goodbye brother, where you go I cannot follow..”
I am sorry about ur brother, but despite the tough times, it gladdens me to know that he shares mead with Odin himself in the glorious halls of Valhalla, skal
May your brother take long drinks of mead and laugh hearlty at the greathall
For me it is simular but about my gramps he died of cancer with 90 and he was a wise and strong men if you are still 190 cm tall with 90 years on your back you are a disciplined man .Until i was 16 and i am also 190 he always bested me in arm wrestling .He keeped up his face until 2 weeks before his death .He lost 30 kg in 2 weeks and we had some last talks and i felt real pain for the first time in my life . There also my gratest sin happend .A yound dr came 160 and tried my gramps to undergo surgery remove alung and a kidney .They wanted to practice in realuty and basicly would have executed him .He always declined even if they "missed" giving him morphine or bombarded him fpr 3 hours straigth. So this dr tries to sway him and oh boi i git angry realy angry not rage but actualy wrath i realy wanted that man to die because he was dick to a dying man who tries to safe his dignity and souvrienty to the end .I jumped up and then my gramps a skeleton by that point stoped me by slamming his hand on my chest .He said that he doesnt allow me to do want i want to do because it would pain him to see my journey go a wrong direction he than basicly verbaly dismantled that young dr. So hard he left woth tears and shock because i believe he felt my intend of killing him .This scene and exspecialy ivar shows all my emotions during that last lecture of my gramps .Come here from time to time and you need to go on you are your brothers legacy ideological legacy makes you immortal just as i carry my gramps you carry ypur brother you are his eyes and when time comes you tell him
@@Vidrayna Not to be a dick but even if he did go to any place, it would be Helheim. Guy didn't die in battle.
@@Raelexx Incorrect, Ragnar did not die from age, he CHOSE to sacrifice himself without fear for the greater good. He died without fear nor remorse. Going to Valhalla is based on worthiness. He goes to Valhalla due to his sacrifice and Oidin himself notifies his sons about his death.
"Oh, how the little piggies will grunt when they hear how the Old Boar suffered."
*king ragnar*
I still have goosebumps
How badass do you have to be for Odin to personally tell your kids that you are dead
"It gladdens me to know that Odin prepares for a feast! Soon I shall be drinking ale from curved horns. This hero that comes into Valhalla does not lament his death. I shall not enter Odin’s hall with fear. There, I shall wait for my sons to join me. And when they do, I will bask in their tales of triumph. The Aesir will welcome me. My death comes without apology. And I welcome the Valkyries to summon me home!"
The "ma father is dead" of bjorn is beautiful
Still get the chills watching back on this. This show really knew how to build up their war scenes. So much hype around them
This is one of my favourite scenes in the series.
"Cold, in the cold iron earth, Ragnar lies." Poetic.
Best episode ever. Hail to the King. May the Valkyries sing of your tales for times to come.
One of the most brilliant scenes ever made! Goosebumps every time I see it !
Bro, u know ur father was a big deal when Odin shows up in person to tell he died and when Thor sends lightning and storms
After I've seen Lagertha madness scene with Ragnar's death. I had to come again to THIS.
Ranger’s words before death just gives any one the chills, best show ever!
Oh man. background music and their expressions. A goosebumps package.
I love Vikings
Most of us do. Imagine being a scandi boy and knowing, from the age of two or three, that THESE are your forefathers...
Oh my gosh I got chills when Odin told Ivar and started going about telling them
“This is the best scene of Vikings”. I had goosebumps all over me 🔥
This still gives me goosebumps.
The way he says " Summon me home!" Gives me chills everytime
Best scene ever . Best actors. Best serie. So much Passion
Damn...the AllFather came and told them himself...
I shows that Ivar truly loved his father his anger in his voice from his scream from the loss was painful 😢
This scene is so amazing for so many reasons but the best has to be the All father Odin himself came to relay the message of Ragnars death to his sons individually. Each one with different reactions and each so powerful just so damn awesome!
Odin bitches!
Vishal Maraj fuck you bitches!!
This scene and background music every time gives me goosebumps ❤❤🔥🔥
anyone know what the song is in the background?
Definitely one of my favorite scenes of the show
This scene gets me every time... chilling. I miss Ragnar😭
So is Odin actually real in the show then? Because in the earlier seasons it seemed more like they imagined him being there as part of their belief in him, but here it seems like he actually exists
Well for people not so well educated in science like us people of the modern age, Gods were for them as real as seeing the Sun, breathing the Air, bathing in Water, hearing the Thunder and Seeing the Flashes of the Thunderstorm.
Doesn't matter what the people called their god or their pantheon of gods or whatever.
Or, plot twist, at some point we meet some aliens, some hundreds of years in the future, who upon first contact say "Hey, we know your species, we have historic records of our forefathers creating intelligent species and life-blooming planets as a recreational activity, acting as gods and stuff and moving on, when they get bored. Glad you made it so far!" and we as a species go into an existential crisis, because we are only a computer game for the universe xD
Either the devil or Odin but I think it was Odin though I’m pretty sure God and the devil are real because Aflstan visited Eckbert and Ragnar 100% from Heaven and when he was alive a demon came to him soooo idk or it could be both are real in the show idk
@@revan950 Imho, in the TV series, every deity is alive since Odin and the Christian God (and the devil, because of the demon) are directly shown. And the Seer predicted many events correct, e.g. Ragnar's Death as that he will die on the day the blind man sees. That isn't just cold reading or something.
Little bit of both I’m assuming they wanted the show to be exciting in some ways but not to the point where its full on fantasy.
@@MagiconIce that's basically the assassin's creed story summarized in a perfect way🤣
definitely one of my top 5 scenes of the series.
Wow thats so cool how Odin showed up for them in person for them and on their level as people and not towering above them, like he was better than them and i like that. Shows that he was watching over them and their family and later comforted them when the father died❤🥺
There will never be another TV show as great as "The Vikings" - the best show ever made. And it was made with a cast of complete unknowns, and the music was awesome !!! 👍🏻
Ragnars speech gives me chills everytime man
Ragnar wasn't my father but seeing Odin deliver the message made me teary eyed
That speech will give you goosebumps!
This clip gives me a goosebump
2:20 the man with one eye is Odin himself if you remember what they say. Odin gave his eye for knowledge
Watched every episode and think this is the most powerful scene in whole series.
Still get chills
The goosebumps you get while watching this beat scene coss you’ve finished the show and it brings back memories
The way how obe react gives me chill to the bone😨
What level of badass you have to be for the Father of the war gods to personally deliver sympathy and tidings to all your sons.
Goosebumps… every time I watch this
Anybody else get chills from the power of Ragnar's speech?
People really thinking Ivar needed the explanation 💀 Odin started speaking before Ivar even noticed he was there, and Ivar was the only one be directly spoke to. Also, he was literally the greatest tactician among his siblings, and clearly had the sharpest mind.
Song name is Wardruna - Algir Tognatale
Just simply amazing..get chills every time...I still miss ragnar thoo
Ragnar: wait till you hear my beauty that will unfold you
I like how they blend realism and mythology. Creates a great universe.
The most badass version of odin i have ever seen
Marvel is Laughing in the corner😂😂😂
This is goosebumps worthy even after soo many years
One of the best scenes from Vikings
It's said amongst the Norse/Germanic/pagan. Although there were many terrible things about Odin. Hospitality was a thing he heavily emphasized. Amongst this, Odin would shapeshift because he enjoyed walking amongst men. So with these things paired together people were very hospitable because A. It was a firm belief, with even rules like "the rites of hospitality" and B. You never know if Odin may be amongst you as a stranger.
..and I welcome the valkyries to summon me home!!!
the music chosen in this scene is so damn good
Vikings will be remembered 😔
i swear to god if they don't end this show with all the major characters and sons drinking with Ragnar in Valhalla... it doesn't have to be an in your face scene, but something subtle and classy enough to keep in line with the show's sparring use of mythology but enough to let us know and see that all our favourite heroes are together in Valhalla again
When Odin himself is the message bearer of your death to your children, you know the great halls have been open for you long before you die
This scene gives me goosebumps for no reason.
So many remarkably powerful phrases & scenes and this is one of them. It just imprint deeper that they are sons of ragnar.