[Watching Notes] "21st Century Ragnarok" with new thinking and youth

#NetflixNorwegian series in 2020: Ragnarok 21st Century 6 episodes per season, teen YA version of the power struggle between the gods and giants for the reinterpretation of Norse mythology.

The background of the story is set in Edda, a fictional town located in the Norwegian nature. The 17-year-old high school student "Mona" and his younger brother "Lurez" move to a new town with their mother, but accidentally discover their own. Potential, but also found a huge change in the world around him: the extreme melting, the arrival of warm winter, and the unprecedented torrential rain. And the town that has risen from the chemical factory for many years is being controlled by the chaebol family. "Mona"'s new friend warns him that the catastrophe is coming, but an accidental death occurs soon after; the keen Moana finds that the friend's prophecy gradually Come true, unless someone can make good use of the legendary prophecy to prevent this disaster in time.

The opening song is "Outro" by French electronic music group M83, which was used as an interlude in the 2015 Italian neo-noir crime film "Scarlet Rome / Sin City Suburra". "Follow my will (Giant dance)", in which the three of them dance together, is also a super cool and dazzling song.

I also like the electronic music interlude in it: " Forbidden Fruit ", a single released by Hallway Swimmers in 2018, there is not much information about it on the Internet. Another song " Chasing the Dark " is also highly recommended and worth listening to. The second season also has a lot of good episodes, such as "YO! My Saint". I have to say that the male supporting character with higher appearance is unexpectedly innocent! And "Time Is The Tiger".

Season 2 is scheduled to hit shelves on #Netflix on May 27, 2021!

Is anyone looking forward to this series as much as I am? Prepare beer and snacks in the evening, let's catch up with the drama together!