RATED
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Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi | Fantasy | Drama
Brief Language | Fantasy/Sci-Fi Action-Violence | Suggestive Content
Thor, lord of the storms, is the all-ruler of Asgard, a celestial kingdom, sitting within the clouds of 21st century Earth. The gods, who thrive there, are the keepers of peace across the planet, whom certain humans have thanked for for their wisdom, blessings, and teachings: Thor, true to his title, gives them the rain to let plants grow, while his queen Sif gives them those said-plants to produce food; his brothers, Balder, giving them the sun to light the way, and Tyr, who bestows them the strength needed in warfare. Apart from them, there are also morally-ambiguous gods, like tricksters Loki and Lochila, who thrive on mischief and discord.
Loki has been imprisoned for his malicious deeds, and Thor and Sif conceive a beautiful daughter named Torunn, whom the goddess of mischief Lochila is sentenced to look after, as punishment. As a baby, Torunn is raised on Earth, in the arms of a seemingly-mortal woman to learn about humility and wisdom, before discovering herself with electrical powers in her teenage years. When an enchanted sword of great power falls from the sky, Torunn's real parentage is revealed, after finding herself being the only one able to pick up such a weapon, as no other human could; the woman who raised her was Lochila in disguise, and that her family were beings from another world.
When they discover a series of disasters and weather-related events occurring around the world, both of them are suddenly summoned into Asgard, where they learn that all of the gods, including Thor, are mysteriously dying, and are beginning to lose their control over Earth's forces, to which, they fear the beginning of Ragnarok, "the end of everything". Having no choice on the matter, Lochila is forced to release her imprisoned brother for his aide, and strange visions begin to lure Torunn on a journey of self-discovery within a world that's far different from Earth, in order to help her real father, as well as everyone else. Along the way, trials get in the way of her quest and, having no knowledge of the cosmos, Torunn only has the entities of mischief to be her guides.
Will they be able to help the deities, find out who's behind this, and save humanity?
Or will this mysterious phenomenon get to them first?
