Tales from Norse Mythology: Ragnarok

[@bradydavis6365]

the whole universe is a living thing. It lives and dies and is reborn and lives again. Jus like us. We will always grow back

[@svanrand5147]

Wonderful version and story telling of the Ragnarök. I like the combination of paintings, music and the telling.

[@CuriousTunes]

Awesome to hear it resonated. Thank you!

[@itoobable]

I'm no longer surprised, but also always amazed with how pretty much all the ancient stories tell the same tale

[@CuriousTunes]

Awesome to hear you liked it, thank you so much for the kind feedback!

[@mihailoculum8560]

Just discovered this awesome channel, I really enjoy listening to the voice actress! I also like learning about the ancient stories. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@CuriousTunes]

We are a family of 4. Anton is the brain (husband) I am the voice and sparring partner :D spreading some insights into the Norse ways in a modern way is our family project :)

[@Charles-Antoine_LeRoy]

Wow❤

[@Hans-q2t7i]

Wow, cool story telling.

[@CuriousTunes]

Awesome to hear you liked it. If it resonates with the audience we for sure want to do more!

[@lukecoomansderuiter4085]

How is it possible that baldur survives, his death is one of the things starting ragnarök

[@CuriousTunes]

I don’t think we mention him in this video, but baldr is not really dead, but just lives on in Hel. So some tales has it after ragnarok, which messes up everything, he is still alive since he was not fighting in ragnarok.. does this make sense ?:p.

[@lukecoomansderuiter4085]

@@CuriousTunes you are right, i forgot the afterlife in Helheim, thanks for the Quick respond and keep coming the videos, your videos are awesome