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Every thousand years the gods come together in the heavens to settle one question: does humanity deserve to keep existing? This time the answer comes fast. A room full of Greek, Norse and Hindu deities looks at what people have done with their time on earth, and every hand goes up for wiping them out. The vote is done. The paperwork is basically signed. Then Brunhilde, the eldest of thirteen Valkyrie sisters, steps in and offers them a different deal. Ragnarok. Thirteen of the strongest humans ever to live, pitted one on one against thirteen gods. First side to win seven fights wins everything. The gods laugh at first, because why would they not? A mortal has never beaten a god, and everyone in that hall knows it. But Brunhilde aims straight at their pride, and it works. She gets her tournament. Now she has to actually fill her roster. Finding the fighters is one thing. Getting them to the arena, keeping them alive long enough to matter, and watching them stand across from beings who could erase them with a thought is another. She has thirteen slots and a whole history of dead heroes to pick from. Which ones does she choose, and what happens when the first human walks out to face a god who has never lost?
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Shuumatsu no Walküre
ONA · 2021 · ★ 6,8
Every thousand years the gods come together in the heavens to settle one question: does humanity deserve to keep existing? This time the answer comes fast. A room full of Greek, Norse and Hindu deities looks at what people have done with their time on earth, and every hand goes up for wiping them out. The vote is done. The paperwork is basically signed.
Then Brunhilde, the eldest of thirteen Valkyrie sisters, steps in and offers them a different deal. Ragnarok. Thirteen of the strongest humans ever to live, pitted one on one against thirteen gods. First side to win seven fights wins everything. The gods laugh at first, because why would they not? A mortal has never beaten a god, and everyone in that hall knows it. But Brunhilde aims straight at their pride, and it works. She gets her tournament.
Now she has to actually fill her roster. Finding the fighters is one thing. Getting them to the arena, keeping them alive long enough to matter, and watching them stand across from beings who could erase them with a thought is another. She has thirteen slots and a whole history of dead heroes to pick from. Which ones does she choose, and what happens when the first human walks out to face a god who has never lost?