Vikings: Valhalla to premiere on Netflix in 2021

Vikings: Valhalla is one of the buzzworthiest new series coming in 2021. Though Netflix has not released a premiere date as of this writing, the show will debut at some point before the year is out. Vikings: Valhalla is based on the History Channel’s hit series Vikings, only this time it’s set about 100 years after the events in the original series.

Vikings: Valhalla will premiere on Netflix in 2021 Vikings creator Michael Hirst makes it clear that Vikings: Valhalla can’t promise to be bigger than its predecessor. “It couldn’t be on a greater scale than the final episodes of my Vikings,” he said. “Because [of] the armies and the big battles we had… You really can’t get much bigger than that, actually.”  However, Hirst notes that the show’s time period is one where “the Vikings have overrun most of England and they own Normandy.”

Though there are no connections between the original series and the new series, fans who are familiar with Vikings will have a more enhanced viewing experience. And if you’re a fan of Viking history, Vikings: Valhalla will scratch the itch. According to the Netflix series synopsis, several familiar faces from history will make an appearance including “Leif Eriksoon, Freydis Eriksdotter, Harald Hardrada and the Norman King William the Conqueror.”

Vikings: Valhalla might not have all of the big battles as its predecessor, but there’s no question there will be other battles and more epic adventures. Hopefully Netflix will release the premiere date soon so fans can start preparing for the journey. To stay up to date on everything fantasy, science fiction, and WiC, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter.

Vikings: Valhalla is one of the buzzworthiest new series coming in 2021. Though Netflix has not released a premiere date as of this writing, the show will debut at some point before the year is out. Vikings: Valhalla is based on the History Channel’s hit series Vikings, only this time it’s set about 100 years after the events in the original series.

Vikings: Valhalla will premiere on Netflix in 2021 Vikings creator Michael Hirst makes it clear that Vikings: Valhalla can’t promise to be bigger than its predecessor. “It couldn’t be on a greater scale than the final episodes of my Vikings,” he said. “Because [of] the armies and the big battles we had… You really can’t get much bigger than that, actually.”  However, Hirst notes that the show’s time period is one where “the Vikings have overrun most of England and they own Normandy.”

Though there are no connections between the original series and the new series, fans who are familiar with Vikings will have a more enhanced viewing experience. And if you’re a fan of Viking history, Vikings: Valhalla will scratch the itch. According to the Netflix series synopsis, several familiar faces from history will make an appearance including “Leif Eriksoon, Freydis Eriksdotter, Harald Hardrada and the Norman King William the Conqueror.”

Vikings: Valhalla might not have all of the big battles as its predecessor, but there’s no question there will be other battles and more epic adventures. Hopefully Netflix will release the premiere date soon so fans can start preparing for the journey. To stay up to date on everything fantasy, science fiction, and WiC, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter.

Vikings: Valhalla is one of the buzzworthiest new series coming in 2021. Though Netflix has not released a premiere date as of this writing, the show will debut at some point before the year is out. Vikings: Valhalla is based on the History Channel’s hit series Vikings, only this time it’s set about 100 years after the events in the original series.

Vikings: Valhalla will premiere on Netflix in 2021 Vikings creator Michael Hirst makes it clear that Vikings: Valhalla can’t promise to be bigger than its predecessor. “It couldn’t be on a greater scale than the final episodes of my Vikings,” he said. “Because [of] the armies and the big battles we had… You really can’t get much bigger than that, actually.”  However, Hirst notes that the show’s time period is one where “the Vikings have overrun most of England and they own Normandy.”

Though there are no connections between the original series and the new series, fans who are familiar with Vikings will have a more enhanced viewing experience. And if you’re a fan of Viking history, Vikings: Valhalla will scratch the itch. According to the Netflix series synopsis, several familiar faces from history will make an appearance including “Leif Eriksoon, Freydis Eriksdotter, Harald Hardrada and the Norman King William the Conqueror.”

Vikings: Valhalla might not have all of the big battles as its predecessor, but there’s no question there will be other battles and more epic adventures. Hopefully Netflix will release the premiere date soon so fans can start preparing for the journey. To stay up to date on everything fantasy, science fiction, and WiC, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter.

Vikings: Valhalla is one of the buzzworthiest new series coming in 2021. Though Netflix has not released a premiere date as of this writing, the show will debut at some point before the year is out. Vikings: Valhalla is based on the History Channel’s hit series Vikings, only this time it’s set about 100 years after the events in the original series.

Vikings: Valhalla will premiere on Netflix in 2021 Vikings creator Michael Hirst makes it clear that Vikings: Valhalla can’t promise to be bigger than its predecessor. “It couldn’t be on a greater scale than the final episodes of my Vikings,” he said. “Because [of] the armies and the big battles we had… You really can’t get much bigger than that, actually.”  However, Hirst notes that the show’s time period is one where “the Vikings have overrun most of England and they own Normandy.”

Though there are no connections between the original series and the new series, fans who are familiar with Vikings will have a more enhanced viewing experience. And if you’re a fan of Viking history, Vikings: Valhalla will scratch the itch. According to the Netflix series synopsis, several familiar faces from history will make an appearance including “Leif Eriksoon, Freydis Eriksdotter, Harald Hardrada and the Norman King William the Conqueror.”

Vikings: Valhalla might not have all of the big battles as its predecessor, but there’s no question there will be other battles and more epic adventures. Hopefully Netflix will release the premiere date soon so fans can start preparing for the journey. To stay up to date on everything fantasy, science fiction, and WiC, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter.