Ragnar Lothbrok and Ubbe in ‘Vikings’ Ragnar is the main character in the hit series. Ubbe is his second son and first-born from Ragnar’s marriage to Aslaug (Alyssa Sutherland).

In the hit series Vikings, the main character, King Ragnar Lothbrok, wants his sons to get revenge on King Ecbert for his death in season 4B. Fans weighed in on why that it is.

The ending of Vikings closed the story of Ragnar Lothbrok and his sons with shocking developments and deaths.; Ubbe fulfills Ragnar's dream by adventuring to the New World, while Ivar and Hvitserk ...

‘Vikings’ Showrunner Breaks Down Ragnar Lothbrok’s Darker Side and “Upheaval” Ahead. ... But then the sons are also Vikings. Vikings are motivated to some extent by a desire for fame.

Ragnar himself loved all of his children, but it was easy to understand how he might envy their might and power. Vikings was a fantastic show, and one of the most courageous things it did was lose ...

VIKINGS season 6 is coming to screens this December on History US and Amazon Prime. The final series will see Ragnar Lothbrok's remaining sons go head-to-head to be crowned the King of Kattegat.

When History’s Vikings went dark on the first half of its fourth season, the show jumped forward in time to reveal Ragnar Lothbrok’s (Travis Fimmel) sons all grown up. Ragnar, who had ...

Episode 415 saw Ragnar die in a pit of snakes at the hands of the ruthless King Aelle (an act that later prompted Ragnar's sons extract their bloody revenge on the monarch by executing him via the ...

Vikings recap of Season 4, Episode 7, titled The Great Army, as Ragnar Lothbrok's sons with the late Queen Aslaug rally a huge force as they plot revenge.

VIKINGS is due to return later this year, and is set to conclude the ongoing battle between the sons of Ragnar Lothbrok - however they do not have something he once did in abundance.

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