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Ragnarok is a manhwa created by the South-Korean Lee Myung-Jin . There are currently 10 volumes in circulation, published in English in North America by TokyoPop. The manhwa is also published in English in Singapore by Chuang Yi.A MMORPG based on Myung-Jin's creation has been developed by Gravity Corp., called Ragnarok Online.
Story
The story begins with the reborn wolf god Fenris Fenrir in the form of a warlock, searching for the incarnation of her love Baldur, who is the main character Chaos, a swordsman suffering from amnesia and possessing skills of a Dragon Knight. The story follows the journey of Fenris, Chaos, Iris (a cleric who is Chaos' friend), and Loki, one of the top assassins in MidgardFor other things of this name, see Midgard (disambiguation). Midgard also Middel-erde Middangeard or Middle-earth is an old Germanic name for this world, derived from the Old Norse word Midhgardhr ("middle garden"). Midgard is the realm of the humans in N, who are pursued by the ValkyrieThis article is about the Valkyries, figures of Norse mythology. There is another article on the North American XB-70 Valkyrie aircraft and the fictional VF-1 Valkyrie aircraft. The Valkyries ("choosers of the slain", alternative spelling: Walkyries, Olds lead by the war goddess FreyaSee Freya radar for German World War II radar. This article uses English names. Old Norse names are given in italics in parentheses''. Freya Freyja , the sister of Frey Freyr and the daughter of Niord Njrdr , is usually seen as the fertility goddess of No. Although this manhwa is based on NorseNorse is related to Scandinavia, and may mean: Ancient Norse mythology; Mediaeval Norsemen, i. Scandinavians; The Nordic countries today; The Norse languages are a group of dialects, which includes Swedish, Danish and Norwegian. The Old Norse language. mythology, it takes liberties with the descriptions of the characters, particularly with the roles of the various godThis article is about deities or gods from a non-montheistic perspective. See God for information about the monotheistic entity. A postulated supernatural entity, a deity (from Latin, deus "god"), or a god is usually, but not always, of significant power,s.
