Vikings: Valhalla has absolutely stormed Netflix, quickly becoming the most-watched show on the streaming service within 24 hours of its release.
The spin-off series, loosely based on history and mythology, moves on from the original Vikings series and propels it 100 years closer to the present, where the world is changing but the fight for dominance remains.
Following the bloodbath and nail-biting finale of Season One, fans want to know when they will see more of the characters (at least the ones who are still alive).
Vikings Valhalla season 2 plot: What will happen?
Naturally, since we’re discussing Vikings history, there’s a lot to unpack in season two.
In the final episode, Kattegat was in ruins and on fire, with Freyds and Harald watching the kingdom burn to ashes. Leo Suter, who plays Harald, teased Digital Spy about his character’s relationship with Freyds and their potential romance. He stated: “These are two people who… have a lot to say and work really well together. But, at the same time, there are strong forces and strong passions pulling them apart, and, as with any love story, there’s… it’s so simple in some ways, but so complicated in others.” However, Leif was seen ready to seek vengeance for what had occurred, especially after the untimely death of his close warrior pal Liv.
In an interview with Newsweek, Jeb Stuart hinted that the Vikings would travel around the world and encounter cultures they have never encountered before. “They were fantastic traders.” So, they travelled to Constantinople, Egypt, and the Middle East,” he explained. “Viking DNA can be found almost everywhere in that part of Europe.” They visited the Iberian Peninsula, as well as England and Ireland. “As you can probably guess, my Vikings are going to get on their boats and go exploring.” Since the announcement of George Maniakes’ inclusion, it is safe to assume that at least part of the next season will take place in Sicily.
Season 2 premiere date for Vikings: Valhalla
Although no specific release date has been set, Netflix has confirmed that Vikings: Valhalla season 2 will air in 2023.
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Where can I watch Vikings: Valhalla Season 2?
Vikings: Valhalla season 2 will be available exclusively on Netflix, as was the first season.
How many episodes will there be in Vikings: Valhalla season 2?
The second season, like the first season of Vikings: Valhalla, will consist of eight episodes. We know this because Netflix announced a three-season order in 2019, with a total of 24 episodes ordered.
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Vikings: Valhalla season 2 cast: who’s returning and who’s off to Valhalla?
Several Vikings: Valhalla season 2 cast members are expected to return. Sam Corlett (Leif), Leo Suter (Harald), Frida Gustavsson (Freydis), Laura Berlin (Emma of Normandy), David Oakes (Godwin), and Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson are among the cast members (Olaf). Sren Pilmark (Forkbeard) and Bradley Freegard (Canute) will almost certainly return, given how important they were in the first season. Pollyanna McIntosh (lfgifu) has announced her return on Instagram (opens in new tab). One newcomer has been confirmed: Florian Munteanu, who previously appeared in Shang-Chi as Razor Fist, has joined the cast as Maniakes, a Byzantine general. Caroline Henderson is one of those who is unlikely to appear in the second season (Haakon). During the eighth and final episode of the first season, the Jarl of Kattegat met her end.
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However, the possibility of a return remains. Henderson told Metro (in a new window), “We don’t know for sure [she won’t return]. She could appear as a ghost or something.” The same goes for Kre actor Asbjrn Krogh Nissen. Kre was beheaded during a final duel with Freydis in Kattegat. He and Louis Davison’s King Edmund will not return. Of the current cast, Jeb Stuart says the second season will put a “whole different spotlight on Olaf” and that his son, Magnus, will possibly appear later in the series.
Erik the Red, the legendary Viking warrior (and father of Leif and Freydis) was also mentioned in our spoiler-filled conversation with Stuart, and he’ll appear in the third season rather than the second. Goran Visnijc, who was a member of The Boys’ cast during the Amazon Prime Video show’s season, will play him. Stuart describes Godwin as “a character for the long haul,” so he might be sticking around for a while. London will have no idea what hit it.
Conclusion
Vikings: Valhalla was the most-watched show on Netflix within 24 hours of its release. The spin-off series moves on from the original Vikings series and 100 years closer to the present. No release date has been set, but season 2 will air in 2023. Netflix has ordered a second season of “Vikings: Valhalla”. Several cast members are expected to return.
The second season will consist of eight episodes. Newest cast member is Florian Munteanu, who played Razor Fist in “Shang-Chi”.
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