Series Review • The Vikings
Today I will talk about the most undefeated villain in the Viking series.
Does being a man mean that he can't do anything in life? Or his life has no value. People can do many things that they do not want to do
Name: Viking (Series)
genre: Historical, wer
The one I am going to talk about today is Apahij Ibar
There is a spoiler
When Roth lost the battle of Regnerbrock in the Battle of Paris and left his kingdom, and 20 years later, Iber grew up.
Although Ibar was crippled, how many people knew that he had mastered the technique of fighting while sitting.
A warrior would always like to fight,
When he returned to the country, the chariot was getting ready for battle again and it was seen that no one came with him.
Before Rath dies, he tells his crippled son that he sees in you something that no one else has seen.
A warrior must know another capable man
Then began Iber's reign. His war skills were such that no one could win with him.
It would have been better if Ibar could have killed Lagaratha. He could have taken his revenge.
In the end, he chose his own death
Because everyone can understand his mistake at some point or another.
What else can I say about his performance? Those who have seen him will know how horrible he has acted.
I don't like anyone else, I like Roth and Ibar the most.
Who did you like in the Viking series?
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