Netflix Release Trailer for“VIKINGS: VALKYRIE’S MARK – The Rise of the Last Blood”, Watch Now⬇️⬇️

Ragnar has returned. The Valkyrie has awakened. The gods demand war.—For fans of Norse legends and raw historical drama, the gods have answered your prayers. Netflix has just dropped the official trailer for “VIKINGS: VALKYRIE’S MARK – The Rise of the Last Blood”, and it’s nothing short of epic. This spiritual successor to Vikings marks a new age of blood, prophecy, and rebirth. With Travis Fimmel returning as the resurrected Ragnar Lothbrok, Teresa Palmer stepping into the spotlight as a mystical Valkyrie, and Cillian Murphy embodying a cold-blooded Christian warlord, this isn’t just a sequel — it’s a reckoning.The trailer opens in icy silence. Snow drifts over ruined longhouses. A woman kneels in a blood-drawn rune circle. Teresa Palmer’s character, Yrsa the White Flame, is introduced through whispers — a healer chosen by the gods, marked by visions, and touched by death. The atmosphere screams destiny, and when the Raven flies overhead, it becomes clear: Ragnar’s return is not a legend. It’s war.Fimmel’s reappearance is spine-chilling. A shadow walks through fire, his back covered in ancient runes, eyes burning with something otherworldly. He’s older, fiercer, and no longer bound by mortal rules. Ragnar isn’t simply reborn — he’s reforged. It’s a version of the iconic warrior fans have never seen, and this time, he’s walking with death behind him and fate at his side.The surprise entry of Cillian Murphy as King Eldric of Mercia sets the tone for a high-stakes conflict. Eldric is a brutal, intelligent conqueror—half pope, half executioner. “Pagan blood will boil in the name of the one true God,” he declares as burning crosses fall from the sky. Murphy’s presence promises a psychological and spiritual duel as much as a physical war.Teresa Palmer commands the screen with a performance that already feels award-worthy. Yrsa is no damsel. She is both prophecy and punishment. Clad in furs, her face painted with ash and starlight, she holds the Mark of the Valkyrie — a symbol of divine justice that threatens to shatter kingdoms. Through her, the series explores the power of forgotten women, mythic ancestry, and the thin line between healer and harbinger.The production is cinematic, rivaling The Witcher and House of the Dragon in scope. Sweeping drone shots of frozen fjords, slow-motion battle sequences, and ancient rituals painted in blood fill the screen with haunting beauty. The music — a blend of throat singing, orchestral thunder, and Nordic drums — shakes the soul.Each frame of the trailer feels like a prophecy fulfilled. The series, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Nicolai Fuglsig (12 Strong), leans heavily into Norse mysticism, dream logic, and elemental warfare. With a script that reportedly took three years to write and input from Nordic historians and cultural experts, this isn’t just entertainment — it’s an invocation.As of July 18, 2025, the trailer has racked up over 6 million views within 24 hours, trending worldwide on social platforms. Fans of Vikings, The Last Kingdom, and The Northman are calling it “the sequel we never knew we needed.” Early buzz hints that this may redefine what we expect from historical fantasy television.There’s more than just spectacle here. The story explores legacy, feminine rage, the desecration of sacred lands, and a clash of belief systems. Where Vikings gave us gods and kings, Valkyrie’s Mark gives us gods versus kings — and a woman caught in between, wielding both compassion and destruction.Netflix has confirmed an eight-episode format for Season 1, with a multi-season arc already planned. Behind the scenes, producers from the original Vikings series are returning, along with new talent from Nordic cinema and historical fantasy writers. It’s a fusion of authenticity, horror, and myth-making on a scale we’ve rarely seen on streaming.What sets this trailer apart is not just its darkness, but its soul. “This is not a tale of revenge,” Yrsa says in the final shot. “It is a calling.” With Ragnar rising, the Valkyrie chosen, and England trembling under divine judgment, VIKINGS: VALKYRIE’S MARK might just be Netflix’s most mythic release yet.The full trailer is now available exclusively on Netflix’s official YouTube and platform homepage. If this is the beginning, we can only imagine what Ragnarok the finale will bring.