Vikings 6x20 'The Last Act' REACTION
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That disease does make your white part of the eye really blue. Go onto google and type in that disease. You can see different peoples eyes.
Ivar was like all eyes on me when he screamed to save his brother because they were targeting him in the battlefield .he did the screaming to show the ruthless ness and to save his brother at the same time .That was epic and sad to see at the same time :(
Where does he say this
@@unknownbaby1856 you can see it
@@CaveProYT where
I was really sad that Vikings ended but I now watch Vikings again
Vikings valhalla is on the line
@@ishowben6001 I know! :)
Same I've watched it twice now and am now about to finish Sons of Anarchy which is amazing!
@@archiemcgrath1222 Might watch that then :)
@@Luke-se6ly do it sons of anarchy is so awesome too
I really wanted it to end with a scene showing everyone feasting in Valhalla.
Way too hokey.
Too corny
That would be against the main themes of the show. It has always been about different religions or the lack there of. Ragnar didn’t even believe in the gods when he died.
@@JRF1004 This. Seeing that Valhalla scene would've been awesome, but I much prefer it this way. It's the most Vikings end they could have done. Ragnar is (once again) the best example of this; he outright said he didn't believe in Valhalla or the gods the very day he died, and that his dying speech was just a ruse... YET we all want to believe he is in Valhalla and held on to that possibility of a scene with all the past characters feasting together. That's how well this show works in that regard.
@@anibalgleza407 yup
Ivar was afraid because he thought he will be forgotten.
If i could talk to him i will say that its 2021 and we cry for you .
What would you say if you knew that he was never at that battle? (he died 8 years earlier in Dublin, Ireland)
@@shakir2893 He would despise his portrayal on the show.
@@shakir2893 come on I'm talking about this series , don't connect it with the real stories.
Got it
ay nah good riddance to ivar. this world has no place for his cruelty.
Hvitserk like his dad was always fascinated by different religions. In s5 he was obsessed with Buddhism, he like Ragnar just wanted to have a simple life. Now he got that with Alfred but also his last ever close up shot is him slowly smiling as we hear fire burning and sounds of battle. So inside he will always be viking. I also think ivar’s death was perfect because his last act was a act love while his entire family including him continued the cycle revenge and violence. He chose to give it all up and save his brother’s life and die as the last true Viking. Him being killed by a random soldier was perfect for me because it showed that his legacy was bigger than anyone. If Alfred had killed him that would’ve made his legacy that he was killed by a great Christian king. It would’ve ruined his story imo. To the saxons and norse ivar the boneless was a feared most famous viking who died screaming and laughing but only hvitserk knows the truth that he died scared and full of love for his brother.
"Ragnar just wanted to have a simple life" !!! Isn't he the one who raided a remote monastery and killed everyone there ? Didn't he attack Paris ? Hardly a simple life
@@shakir2893 he literally regretted all of that and admitted it to Lagertha in their last scene. He regretted ever leaving the farm
@@shakir2893 well, he was a corious man
Funny thing, Ragnar is one character that could have stayed alive the whole 6 seasons, since he is not historically proven to have ever existed, unlike Rollo, Ubbe, and Ivar the Boneless who did indeed exist.
@@shakir2893 he could’ve sure but the myth of the real Ragnar presented the best of vikings. The show used it to track the viking age from its beginning to its end. Ragnar’s death started it.
Loved the ending ... not a CLIMACTIC action packed end, but a comforting ending knowing they discovered north america hundreds of years before the spanish and columbus did. . . Ubbe, being the version of his fathers curiosity and kind hearted nature is the perfect character to do so with imo.
Alex who plays Ivar said that he loved being killed by a “nobody”. Ivar was going to die, he didn’t need or deserve an epic end like Ragnar or Bjorn. He died in battle which is what he wanted, was loved by his brother who he saved in battle and was going to die regardless because his bones were breaking. Ivar stuck to the old ways and ultimately died for it. Both Ubbe and Hvitserk embraced the new ways and survived, Hvitserk becoming a Christian, starting a new life and Ubbe settling in a new land. Loved where all three characters ended up in my opinion.
Didn't deserve it?? Why not? He killed one of the most famous Vikings ever, was the son to one of the most famous Vikings ever, and was a badass. I do agree he was going to die, and was ready for it, but I definitely think he deserved an epic ending. Especially in a show where most everyone does horrible things, so it's not like that should disqualify him.
@@addidaswguy
Maybe I put it wrong, he deserved it, but I’m glad he didn’t get it. Not all characters need a epic death, nobodies killed many important figures.
@@omar_elattar.6500
Actually that a nobody killed ivar maybe is the most authentic death, it's not like only important charackter were killed by another important person in reality as well.
Alex said he loved that because the soldier is the complete opposite of him a complete innocent person in his first war, and still the moment ivar said "its okay" had some kind of epicness for me personally it was like a "I allow you to kill me" which is really fitting to ivars charackter :)
Omar, Omar, Omar...
I watched this episode almost 2 months ago and I've still not recovered from Ivar's death. I loved how it was made...so poetic...and I cried so hard...💙
ivar's last words made me cry like a baby 😭😭💔
Ivar gave hvitserk a prince life, ended his life in battle going against all the odds, and he was going to die anyways. I love Ivar's death, to me is the greatest scene in the entire show.
Agreed! The more deeply you look into it, the more you love it!
No bjorn dead is the most epic thing
Bjorn's death is far better in my opinion
@@zizouboy2 bjorn's was shocking Ivan's being a crippled was the most respected death and most heroic and as for me most emotional
@@emanuelarvelo6247 he didn't do much.... Bjorn went on 1 last ride to instil fear into the Rus army and to inspire the Vikings knowing he would die and was difficult to bring down. It was shot perfectly. Ivar's death was ok but just had a weird bit where he was controlling other warriors and then some brotherly love. Not even close, but this is a thread on Ivar's video so most people searching this up will agree with you and not me :)
Michael Hirst describes 300 years.in this series.
Remember the Viking Age ended and Christianity
came to scandinavia Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
The Kattegat is the sea between Denmark and Sweden and Norway.
The ending was never going to be a big epic all out bang to the story. It is actually much more deeper than you think. Ubbe set out to achieve Ragnar's original dream, whilst all of his other sons were continuing the Viking ways. Ragnar's whole dream was to find new lands with interesting new things, gods, and people, to settle down and farm there, not to forever be at war as his other sons did. Ubbe achieved this, and Floki also came to realize the wonders of the new world they discovered. This is why when Ubbe asks Floki if the Gods were there, he told him not to bother. Floki had his own faith and old ways of the Vikings shaken after finding the cross in Iceland. This was a sign the time of the Vikings was starting to come to an end as Gunhild later says. Ubbe keeps asking Floki questions about what has happened but Floki tells him to let the past go. Floki has chosen to let go of the old Viking ways and live in the moment because he saw the destruction the old ways brought in Iceland, and this is what he encourages Ubbe to do. Torvi also echoes this point later, as they have found themselves this new world, on the boat she says there is no point in going there if they behave the same as they once did.
I love Vikings with all my heart, no show has ever cared as deeply for its characters. Whilst other shows are afraid of emotion, Vikings goes all in and allows its audience to feel their emotions. Nothing is perfect obviously, but Vikings comes close.
I remember I cried when I saw Ivar dying. It was so sudden, I mean I knew it was gonna happen but they way he died felt so unexpected at the same time.. Ubbe has been my favorite for a while now so I'm glad he survived in the end :)
Lol I might go back and just start from episode 1 again tho, cause I'm already missing Vikings. xD
Ivar did what Ragnar did, a form of suicide. Especially since ivar knew his condition was going to worsen
...each son chose one of ragnars paths, warrior, glory, religious, adventurous
Legends Never Die ⚔️
I found this interesting theory mentioned by someone...
"There is a theory that Othere is
Hvitserk. They are both monks
who lived in England and are called Athelstan. We see that they both have scars on their backs from burns (when Bjorn burned Hvitserk alive). This is because Hvitserk slept with a goddess who appeared in the last chapters of this season that (I forget her name) and she rewarded him with some powers like time travel. So Hvitserk decided to go to the time and place where Ubbe was. Another proof of this is that
when in Iceland they learn of Bjorn's death, the camera focuses on Othere who is sad. Why would the director have wanted to do something as irrelevant as this? because he wants us to know that Othere is Hvitserk. When fighting for the whale in Greenland, Othere has a very similar fighting style to Hvitserk. And at all times we realize how Othere cares a lot about Ubbe and always tries to be by his side. Why would he care so much about a random man he had just met? because he is his brother.
OMG thats actually a pretty amazing theory! I loved it!
Thanks for this! This was the first thing that crossed my mind, when I saw fullbearded Hvitserk being named Athelstan, but then I just thought I was crazy
Enjoy Valhalla. My king, my heart, my love 💙IVAR THE BONELESS💙. Such a badass yet again this episode. Broke my heart into pieces when he died, I cried so hard I couldnt see, love that his 2nd father Floki, felt his death. I cried even harder when my baby finally dropped his facade and admitted he was scared, most likely scared that he still wouldn't be accepted into Valhalla since hes a cripple.
Ivar has always been a lonely sad little boy deep down, just desperate for love from his family and to be seen as an equal. Had crows and someone feeling Ivars death so makes me realise even more that Ragnar and Ivar were truly special to the gods more than the others, Plus how Odin only spoke to Ivar, and rallied the sons of Ragnars death. Even Harbourt visited Ivar and took some of his pain on himself and gave him gifts. Nobody will ever forget Ivar and hes the only viking i heard of and learned about growing up lol. Alex has been outstanding in this show, this was his show after Travis left, has been carrying it since then and always knew that they couldnt kill him and still have a show without him, so makes sense that they killed him last episode.
I knew all along that Ivar could never kill Hvitserk, so happy they finally admitted their love for one another, Hvitserk was always meant to be with Ivar and Ivar was meant to save him and show everyone how much of a legend he is. I think they never showed us Valhalla and everyone reuniting so we could imagine it ourselves and how we see it exactly. Floki felt his adopted son Ivars death and will soon join him & Ragnar in Valhalla soon by the sounds of it (Floki telling Ubbe hes gonna die soon)
I hated and felt cheated when some scared boy killed Ivar but after awhile I realised, Ivar chose to let him kill him, Ivar could have killed that boy 3 times in the time he had before he got stabbed. Also think its amazing how again Ivar was like his father Ragnar, Kinda choosing his death and owning his fate also the parallels of both Ivar and Ragnar saying "Dont be afraid" to the people who they gave permission to kill them or send them to his death. Ragnar said it to Ecbert in 4x14 and Ivar said it in this episode. Ivar is definitely in Valhalla, I heard the ravens as soon as he died, plus Floki felt it, and Ivar is legendary just like his father. Wish we could have seen Ivar son once or that Ivar could have once at least, glad that he gets to grow up with Igor around, who adored and love his father.
I'm sure Katia did too but she held back and didnt let herself fall too hard since she realised Ivars in love with Freydis still not her.
He died in battle as a warrior, and they always say they accept famous vikings into Valhalla with open arms. I absolutely think he's in Valhalla. Ragnar would "bask in their tales of triumph" which I definitely think is Ivar/Bjorn/Ubbe.. Maybe not Hvitserk/Athelstan since he's going to die a Christian
@@addidaswguy Not in real life
The upcoming valhalla series should have one absolutely devastating final battle with the vikings at Stamford Bridge, it is documented that out of 300 viking ships that sailed to England, only 24 returned to Norway, that was the vikings' last battle and the official end of the viking age, in 1066.
Loved the ending! The deeper you look into the scenes the more you'll feel it. Rewatch it, its absolutely brilliant.
There is a theory that Othere is Hvitserk. They are both monks who lived in England and are called Athelstan. We see that they both have scars on their backs from burns (when Bjorn burned Hvitserk alive). This is because Hvitserk slept with a goddess who appeared in the last chapters of this season that I don't remember her name, and she rewarded him with some powers like time travel so Hvitserk decided to go to the time and place where there was the brother he loved the most, Ubbe. Another proof of this is that when in Iceland they learn of Bjorn's death, the camera focuses on Othere who is sad. Why would the director have wanted to do something as irrelevant as this? because he wants us to know that Othere is Hvitserk. When fighting for the whale in Greenland, Othere has a very similar fighting style to Hvitserk. And at all times we realize how Othere cares a lot about Ubbe and always tries to be by his side. Why would he care so much about a random man he had just met? because he is his brother.
"and she rewarded him with some powers like (time travel) so Hvitserk" !!!!!!!!!!!!! really ? The show is supposed to be BASED on historical events, not fiction.
It wasn’t the perfect ending, but I still really enjoyed it. One of the main storylines throughout Vikings was brother against brother, and it ended with a brother dying for a brother. I loved Ubbe’s and Ivar’s storylines. The Kattegat storyline was the only thing that I didn’t care for. I was really hoping for a final Valhalla scene with Ragnar, Lagertha, Bjorn, Ivar, Harald, and a few others, but it’s still a possibility that they’ll show something like that in the upcoming Vikings: Valhalla sequel series. Just happy that they didn’t pull a GOT Season 8. The final season did have some flaws, but it was still very enjoyable for the most part. The final shot with Ubbe and Floki was great IMO. Ubbe was basically a Ragnar Jr., so the final shot with Ragnar Jr. and Ragnar’s best friend was definitely a nice touch.
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@@Pvdw1665 nah
when i finished vikings i felt a tremendous emptiness until i was recommended to the last kingdom.
It's not the same tho, it's a good show but not the same the music in Vikings was so good Einar Selvik from Wardruna sang and did most of the music for the show I'm waiting on the last season to air for the Last Kingdom
I really do like Last Kingdom(except the cheesy((to me)) intro they do for every episode) but I don't think it's anywhere near as good as Vikings. But I am definitely looking forward to the next season.... Also, don't know if you play video games, but the Actor who plays C'Nut is the voice actor for Assassins' Creed Valhalla
@Ali Chaudhry
You’re missing out. Seasons 1 and 2 are great (season 1 is low budget but season 2 is up there with some of the better seasons of Vikings). Seasons 3 and 4 dip but that’s because they stray from the source material for no reason.
I also watch that series. Nice, but why do they continue inventing fictional characters, like Uhtred ?
@@shakir2893 Because they need a protagonist they can do things with that aren't strictly historical. I love the Uhtred character.
Ivar's death was both epic and tragic. I admit I shed some bigboy tears 😭
Im glad that Ubbe atleast had a happy ending with Floki lol. Although historically Ubbe never went to Canada. But I still love his ending either way. And also, the ending is so anticlimactic if I'm being honest. But not in a bad way. Just a somewhat somber yet peaceful end to a rollercoaster of a show. And, Well so ends one of the greatest series of all time. 💜❤️🙏
All I can do now is recommend you watch The Last Kingdom next. Vikings has ended, but the viking world has more stories to tell. the last kingdom has references to Vikings while simultaneously telling a different story. I think you'd like it ⚔️
this was a really great final season, i loved it, ivar's redemption arc was by far the best thing of this season, ubbe's journey was interesting, floki's return was the happiest moment, and hvitserk's journey of discovery it was good too, the only thing I didn't like so much was the kategat arc with ingrid taking it out, it was all incredible, I loved this season
Ivar death was special coz he was only one that seers prophecy was wrong. Seer tolds Ivar that no matter where he hide, his fate will find him, that means ofc that his bone ill one day will kill him. And Ivar deciade not to hide, or run away and face his fate. That was 1st time that seer was wrong. Thats why I think that was g8 end for him, and somehow shows he was not ordinary man or ruler.
Ivar could abandon the battle and fight later, after rest, but he shows no fear to death. In last words, he said " Iam afraid" not of death, but becouse he will be forgotten after all.
The prophecy From ragnar was also not right
Hey Larissa, I’m one of the rowers/sailors on the show. Love your reactions to Vikings. The rumours you have heard are true. There is going to be a sequel to Vikings. It will be called Vikings:Valhalla. We are working on it at the moment and it is expected to be released early 2022. It is to be set 150 years after Ragnar.
In my personal opinion I think they left the ending of Vikings open as a precaution incase Valhalla is not successful. Flôki talking about Ragnar asking him to build a boat.... Rollo not making a final appearance... Hvitserk’s story radically changing. All just my opinion.
I’m with you Larissa!! I was really hoping for a shot of the Lothbroks in Valhalla but am happy that Floki survived from the first episode to the last 💕
they explained the ending of vikings on the channel Looper. that Ubbe let go of the old ways and lived, and ivar stuck to the old ways and died. two different endings for each side yet it wraps up the entire series into michael hirsts Valhalla spin off
The show was a masterpiece because of Travis Fimmel (Ragnar) the best character ever in tv
I like that Ivar is killed much in the same manner Lagertha was.
@HI IM MJ According to The Seer Ivar was guilty and innocent of Lagertha's death. If he had treated Hvitserk better, maybe Hvitserk wouldn't have Ivar as the focus of his hallucinations. The Ivar hallucinations lead to Lagertha being stabbed several times in the abdomen.
Ohhh no Ivar. I love 💘
. Ivar. That man was really smart and now he went to his brothers and his father. The Vikings had a sad ending. do you agree?
The Last kingdom is good, different time Alfred is much older
And much more historically correct
@Shubham Jung Basnet some people do as the history of vikings and Alfred is very interesting and that’s why last kingdom is quality. Also I do think it needs action other it would be boring
@Shubham Jung Basnet that makes sense for them but I would then not kill over and someone do a spin off about ubbe and ivar
As a native Norwegian who has read the old "saga" (histories) quite a few times, the ending makes some sense. Queen Ingrid (Gunhild is her historical name) will probably become the wife of Eirik Bloodaxe, one of Harald Fairhair's sons. Eirik bloodaxe fails as a king in Norway but becomes king in Northumbria. His kingdom in Norway is taken over by Håkon the good who is also a son of Harald Fairhair but raised in England by a king or nobleman called Athelstan - the new name given to Hvitserk. Eirik is killed in England. Ingrid marries the Danish king and manipulates her and Eiriks sons to wage war against Håkon. Ingrid is described in the saga as spiteful, powerhungry, manipulative and with much knowledge of sorcery. She outlives every one of her husbands, lovers, sons and enemies and even ends up as the lover of the next defacto ruler of Norway, earl Håkon. In other words, there is no shortage of drama and intrigues in the real history of the vikings so maybe they will make a new season. Oh, and the fight between the new and the old gods continues way beyond earl Håkon.
Hearing him say “I’m afraid” gets me every time
I'm quite satisfied with the ending. Yes, my own expectations were also a little greater, but it could've been so much worse so I'll take it.
Ivar's death broke me harder than Ragnar's 😭 No matter how many thousands of years will pass...
*_No one will ever forget Ivar the Boneless_*
*_One day the whole world will know and fear Ivar the Boneless_*
Thanks for the reactions. We are waiting for the next reactions. God knows how much I love your reaction
Great reaction, great show! It's over now, I remember thinking the show would never live up to the early episodes when ragnar was still around. But I was pleasantly surprised by it. I would say that the season overall was not as good as before. But It did pretty well for what it's worth. I find the ending very poetic in a way. Floki and Ubbe sitting in a far distant land, away from the chaos of the viking life and war... Finally at peace...
I hope that your next reactions will be The Last Kingdom. But I'm excited for whatever it ends up being. I love listening to your views and thoughts on these shows. And will continue to follow 👍
Ivar's death song are Vindavla by Eardruna and Snake Pit Poetry by Einar Selvik
I started watching your channel on the last year but it was very good see your reactions of vikings.
Hvitsek was baptized as reference to The leader vikings Guthurm that was one of the allies of the Ragnarsons on the great invasion. Guthurm was forced to be baptized after his defeat against Alfred's army.
And Guthrum was the first king of what was to become Danelaw
They explore that on The Last Kingdom.
I loved the ending nice and peaceful on the beach away from all the fighting, ubbe and floki and all the rest deserve it after all they've been through
I watched them all in a day
I LOVED it. Hvitzerk kept saying he feels he never did anything in life worth anything. He felt the Gods were never on his side or had already disliked him. So he went to the other side. Now bu doing this he could be the reason why, Christianity is still here today, maybe he is part of the reason by being the new "bishop Heahmund" if you will. An incredible warrior. PLUS to be honest I think Bjorns death episode was the true finale. The rest of the episodes were to me bonuses. I think nobody will ever be happy with the ending of a long running show. Its hard to tie up lines for everyone so cleanly. Everyone will always have their own opinions on how something SHOULD have gone but this is how they chose to do it.
Alex Høgh Andersen is the best thing that ever happened to vikings. Imagine he auditioned for Ubbe but got the Ivar role instead. Choice of the century.
I love Alex as a actor very very good but Travis Fimmel made this show Michael Hirst the writer wanted to kill off Ragnar in season 1 but the show got so popular and everybody loved Travis he kept him on to season 4b, the best actors on the show Ragnar, Ecbert, Alex, King Harold and Floki to me and the worst was Lagetha season 5 she was so good till they made her old her accent was terrible they kept her on the show too too long they should have killed her off in season 4a or 4b
The creator of the show plans on making another show 100 years in the future with new characters
Ivar is a master tactician and plays his battles out in his mind like in a game of chess.
I love the scene where he guides the attacks of his soldiers like some sort of puppet-master.
In chess, the most important chess piece is the king. When the king gets captured or cornered, the battle is lost. For Ivar. the king was Hvitserk because his brothers would always help him when his eyes turned blue an say: "Not today Ivar". Because he would be in great danger to break his bones.
He knew if Hvistserk would fall in battle, there would be nobody able to rescue him.
The real Ivar had been dead in Ireland for a number of years, and not in battle
@@shakir2893 He was King of Dublin. Yet in 1686 they found his tomb in England. Also there are theories that Ivar and Imar were the same guy. If it's the case then Ivar would have accomplished much more cause Imar was a famous Viking that ruled over York for many years.
It is possible that he may have died in England, what is not in doubt is that he was not alive at the time of the battle of Eddington
It is sad that Rollo didn’t make an appearance. At least in one scene at least showing he received word about Bjorn, Ivar etc. to see his reactions. But the ending though I think does in a small part leave it open
So nobody is mentioning that Othere also went by the name Athelstan??? That’s because Othere is really Hvitserk! He time traveled thanks to the goddess he meant in order to go with Ubbe because Ubbe is the brother he loved the most, which is why Othere was so emotional for Ubbe when when they finally reached land. It’s not coincidence that they both received the name Athelstan...
For those who dont know, in history, Athelstan was the first King of a unified England ;)
Been waiting for this for days lol
No one ever saw the Devine in Ivar, he was speaking with the dead seer, controlling the people around him trough out his life, and most prominent at his last battle seen, controlling the warriors around him. Tho in the Saga's he dosent die like that, i found that there was always something devine in his story. Cheers :)
Edit: Rollo ends up dieing in Frankia, but at his last day of life is sayd that he reverted to his "Viking" ways, went beserk and killed 2 dosen christian prisinors :)
Now that the series is over, there are things they obviously had in mind, but didn't feel like they capitalized fully on it through the series. Although, I think they did a way better job on the theme of the show in making their points at the end over a show like Game of Thrones. There are still things that looking back on, bothered me. Such as the rivalry between Alfred and Ivar. They built up the idea that these two would have calculated warfare between each other during season 4. And that Alfred was the only one who could save them from the Vikings in the future, back when he was just a kid. But it was really just two fights, with Alfred's faith being more focused than his wit.
I thought that during the York battle storyline in early season 5, they should have made Aethewulf's attack fail, Edmund's attack fail, and then have Alfred have an idea on tricking Ivar and succeeding. Then later have Ivar sail with Herald when they attacked Wessex in season 5, and have Alfred and Ubbe's tactics be what manages to defeat them. Forcing Ivar to retreat, causing Bjorn to decide now's the best time to take back Kattegat. and then this year, with Ivar's massive army, have him maybe even win the first time, but then have Alfred's negotiation tactics mange for him to get others to joining and saving him, making him outwit Ivar one final time, being Ivar's ultimate foe.
Another thing, when watching your reaction, made me realize, that they could have gone deeper in Hvitserk's doubts in religions. From Viking to Muslim to Buda to Christianity. Keep him questioning what truly is power and strength in faith, maybe.
Anyways, I thought the episode when Ivar and Hvitserk return is my favorite. Such powerful scenes. And Bjorn had one of the most epic death's in TV, to me. So this season wasn't their best, but didn't disappoint like other shows in the landing. One thing I remind myself about when it feels off when seasons change, the show only has one main writer, the creator. So it's more his vision of what type of story he wanted to tell, with obvious moments of dropped ideas, like Floki becoming the next Seer. Glad you enjoyed the final season!
Now my watch has ended Larissa Zeeuwe! Till the next show that we both will watch
I dont know why...but it gets me all the time.The chills that i get,holy shit!
Vikings: Valhalla is in production has been for few months now its the spin off show set 100 years after this event ;) so we can get some more vikings fix later this year hopfully
Rest in Valhalla Lord Ivar, we will never forget you 🙏⚔️ and as for you Ubbe, you beautiful man, live in peace son of Ragnar. What a show! What a story! I had my critiques for this last season. But I'm relatively satisfied. Not much more to do or say. The end has come.
But as with every ending, there comes a new beginning. Shall you watch Black Sails? Perhaps Vinland Saga? Or shall destiny choose The Last Kingdom?
Or worse, neither 😱
I absolutely loved the ending of the show. It binds the story of Ragnar and his sons together with the known histories of Alfred, "Vinland," etc. Rollo couldn't really be shown because his story is so rooted in history that it would be difficult to show him. After all, Queen Elizabeth II is a direct descendant of William the Conqueror and, yes, Rollo the Viking.
The rumour has it, that Netflix has ordered ( and is in production ) of Vikings Valhalla. With Michael Hirst on the team. Where you should follow the real superpower of the Vikings = The Danes. And the Danish King Canute who rules Denmark, England, Sweden and parts of Norway. And also the Grand daughter of Rollo, Emma of Normandy, where you see more to the viking settlement in Normandy. Where you should also see more to how the vikings = normans, made an impact still seen in todays society.
That random guy didn't killed him, Ivar allowed him, there's a difference
The episode is about the coming end of the "old ways" and the beginning of new ones.
Ivar knew if he was dying Alfred he will stop the fight and her brother stayed alive.
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I just finished watching your reaction. If you liked "Vikings" and kind of want to continue with that theme. You should really check out "The Last Kingdom" on Netflix. It's a little bit more accurate then "Vikings", but it's a good show too. Every season is good and they're going to drop the 5th season soon. It has King Alfred, but not the Lothbroks. It's about a Viking named Uhtred and the last kingdom in England (Wessux) to stand up to the Viking invasion. You should check it out. I think you might enjoy it. I watched both "Vikings" and the "Last Kingdom" at the same time. They're both cool in their own way.
Personally I loved this finale. It was weird & unexpected. I think we go into finales with so much hope & expectation, it can’t live up to what we imagine, so I highly recommend giving it another viewing so it can all settle in... I did hope for/expect some kind of shot of maybe Lagertha & Ragnar etc. in Valhalla, maybe right at the end, or like Ragnar’s spirit talking to his sons... Anyway, I had that disappointment that what I’d hoped would show up didn’t show up, but on 2nd viewing, I loved every minute of it. :) (Thanks for the great videos!)
Het verhaal komt van de Saga's over Ragnar lothbrok. Maar laatste seizoen zijn ze meer richting "Historisch" gegaan. Waardeer ik wel. Ik vond het een goed eind, van een geweldige serie! Ivar is dood gegaan in een gevecht, maar niemand weet precies waar "Boneless" echt vandaan komt. Maarja, het is geen gek idee dat een willekeurige soldaat Ivar heeft gedood. Zo gaat dat in die tijd qua veldslagen.
ivar was always my favorite of Ragnar ! but I can't believe it also because yesterday I saw the last episode of season 6 for the first time and I can't believe that this masterpiece of a series is over just ! so sad ! it could have gone on for 4 more seasons or so !
They should have took advantage of Hvitserk while he was weaken on the carrier, bonded him and sent him to the snake pit. Or another good route would be after Hvitserk became the Saxon prince, gather his troops and sail to Kattegat and killed queen Ingrid.
Its called Vikings Valhalla, it will be on netflix
The seer told to Lagertha that Kattegat will have a woman as a ruler in one day
While I admit that it's rushed a bit, I think the point of the episode was to show that not every story has to be tied in a bow. When Ubbe tells Floki he has so many questions. And Floki says "Let the past go", he's not just talking to Ubbe, he's talking to Us the audience. it's basically the showwriters telling us that they are purposely leaving things open ended because the rest is history. Nothing left to say, nothing left to do. Sure there are some things left unknown, but that's the point. Because on life we don't always know everything
Anyways, I hope The Last Kingdom is your next show. Waiting for the Valhalla spin-off is going to drive me crazy lol, so until then TLK pwweease 💕
Well honestly I don't know what else people could have ask from this episode, especially after seen the 9 that came before. They wrapped the story and that's it. I prefer that to them getting crazy like GOT
It's the best brother duo
Yeeeah I agree. This last episode sadly just made me feel empty..kinda like GoT. I wish they kept it to the history and have Ivar rule till he was old, a famous viking ruler. The other part would have been cool to have seen how Rollo ended in Francia...again like in history he lived till he was really old and went into a berserk killing spree to get into Valhalla before he died...that would have been a better ending to both characters and to the show in my opinion.
Ubbe not doing the blood eagle was no because he wasn’t able to go through it. It was representing leaving the old ways behind
The Real Ubbe never made it to North America
Ivar’s the greatest of Ragnar’s sons
Strange feeling It left
Floki trying to carry these last episdoes :)
Rolo goes on to rule the Normands.
Larissa, you mentioned you're a bit confused, that is mainly because the writers took so many liberties with actual historical events, including mixed up chronology, inventing fictional places like Kattegat, and creating downright lies about historical events.
King Alfred wasn't chosen over his brother to become king, he actually got the throne in the right order, after 3 older brother had died before him.
The character of Ragnar Lodbrok is not 100% historically proven to have ever existed, although Ubbe, Rollo, and Ivar indeed did exist.
Ubbe died in England just before that last battle of Eddington, so he never actually went to the New World (North America).
Ivar the Boneless also had already died in Ireland, about a decade earlier that that final battle.
Conversion to Christianity is one of the more accurate accounts of that era, in fact many Norse and Viking kings had already converted by the time of the battle of Eddington, that usually meant that their subjects (people) had to convert also.
Rollo's descendants and the Norse residents of Normandy, France, now fully converted after 150 years or so, made the bulk of the army that marched into England in 1066, and at the battle of Hastings destroyed the Vikings' presence and culture in England for good and forever (that will be the logical final battle of the upcoming Vikings Valhalla series, since they mentioned the inclusion of William the Conqueror character).
The Vikings, just like the Mongols in Asia, appeared and disappeared in a relatively short period of time (by historical standards), for they both focused of pillaging and violence, so basically they were illiterate violent thieves who killed thousands upon thousands of people who didn't even know of their existence. They were finally defeated because the rest of Europe adjusted to their ways and ultimately overcame them by brute force, but also by culture. All the best to you
Rollo was 100 years after the Ragnarsons and Bjorn didn't die in battle either and his mother was Aslaug also not Lagetha and when Ragnar popped out of the coffin in France (3x10) it was really Bjorn who faked his death like that in Italy also Siguard Snake in the Eye became a famous king not killed by Ivar actually the brothers never fought against each other
@@brandonelkin3166 Yep... all messed up history here.. and you have some people being happy because Ivar wen to Valhalla!
to make you feel that way about a character your should hate, that good.
The smirk on hvitserks face really tells me he finally knows what he wants to do In life. He finally has big ambitions. Like Rollo he will now become someone really important. He has won.
This is a good fiction story from the TV Vikings Show, for some good entertainment and drama, especially that smile at the end, to add still more suspense ! ---However, the real Hvitserk was just killed by the Ango-Saxons on the battlefield, in 878 ! That's it !
@@RayB1656 he was killed at sea. In 877, at strangford lough. And Yes, i was just talking about the series, not the real person.
The female on the throne with Ingrid is the one told her bout the slave plans..
About Ivar: i think there was no middle way for him, could be his death or his domination. Ivar became such a good person lately, personally, in the end i think he should be the king of Kattegat or King of Norway because he was also in very good terms with Igor. Anyway he will be known and remembered, the show made Hvitserk say those words and Alfred stopped the battle to pay respect to a viking. This part was amazing, Ivar deserved some epic ending. I also enjoyed the scene where Floki feels the death of Ivar, once again we see how much Floki loved Ivar but also how the gods sent him the message of Ivar's death.
About the ending: i'm very dissapointed about the situation in Kattegat. Starting with Ragnar, there was many nice characters as kings or queens, and now that witch rule Kattegat? wtf...
@Ali Chaudhry could be better because this is a Show, not an exact representation of history. Lots of things in this series are not like the history of vikings so yes, because is a show, you are alowed to make a good if not epic end
😭😭😭😭😭 poor Ivar r,I,p, 🙏
What's confusing about it these characters where real people in history and the show didn't follow there history or any of there deaths except Ragnars example Siguard Snake in the Eye was a king and didn't die like he did neither did king Harold I love the show but they did Erik the Red very wrong
Agreed
where can I watch this for free online?
Hope you watch zurik's "end of a journey" videos to sum up the show.
Well that’s how it ended... the Vikings lost and when they did their religion went with them... that’s why we don’t truly know all aspects of the original religion of Asatro
Well its kinda historically. Accurate...Alfred did win the battle and the leader of the Vikings converted . His Christian name was Athelstan. Even after Alfred won...he still made a peace deal👍.....watch the last kingdom. Amazing show. About the Vikings and Alfred
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Alfred secured Wessex after that battle of Eddington in 878, last battle in the Vikings series, then he expanded his influence to include Mercia. Viking presence was confined to East Anglia, even though they kept trying to break out. It all came to an end at Stamford Bridge in 1066, Battle of Hastings, and the Vikings as a culture and military force were no more.
Really funny that you react in english and dutch
ends with a sunset, is that the Pacific Ocean ? the search for western land comes to an ends
That's a sunrise on the Atlantic.
I wished they brought travis and all the other actors back to show Valhalla at the end but it didn't happen so I was kinda disappointed
At first I didt like the ending but I remembered how ragnar was always searching for land and learning about different religions and his sons finished it for him just Ingrid queen I hate
It's so saaaaaaaaaaaaaaad 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Who remembers Magnus
Todos recordaran a ibar el deshuesado
Ivar endindig is perfect because it has more emotional meaning and it' s more deep his significant than others...BECAUSE THE GRATE...THE FEARS IVAR THE BONELLES..DIE IN BATTLE...DIE LIKE A VIKING OLD FASHION WAY...HE NEW THAT HE WAS SIK..HE NEW THAT IT'S THE END.of the culture viking.....he haven't more to do...that's it...and the great Ivar die in nobody hands like Ragnar...with the snakes...Ivar die in Englad like Ragnar...he did the same thing that Ragnar...he gave himself to die....
Ragnarr LoÔbrôk didn't ''gave himself to die '' ! --- He went to Anglo-Saxon ''England'' with only two longships, to impress his sons, and was surprised by a stronger force. He was taken and then thrown into a dungeon where, it was said, from the Anglo-Saxons Chronicals and the Icelandic Sagas of the 12 century, that vipers were kept ! Yet, England is not known for its venomous vipers !?!?
Leuke video! Ik hoor aan je accent dat je Nederlands bent haha😁