Record of Ragnarok season 1 review - a bloody good time

This review of the Netflix anime series Record of Ragnarok season 1 does not contain spoilers. With Netflix increasing its market share in anime
This review of the Netflix anime series Record of Ragnarok season 1 does not contain spoilers. With Netflix increasing its market share in anime aggressively in 2021, fans will be extremely excited to hear that Record of Ragnarok has hit the streaming service. Based on the manga, the adaptation has fiery sensationalism to make audiences thirsty. And you can understand why the story involves a 1,000-year review by the arrogant Gods, who decide whether or not to keep the human race on earth or remove them from existence entirely. The Gods take part in this review every 1,000 years, and&hellip

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