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Ragnarok is the main antagonist of the Ben 10: Alien Force episode "Vendetta."
He is a dangerous criminal who absorbs sun and star energy to destroy solar systems and sold off the energy for profit, he was highly personal to Kevin Levin for killing his father Devin. However, it was revealed in Omniverse that Ragnarok was a member of the Rooters who conspired with the false memories implanted to Max and Kevin to keep check on them.
He is voiced by John DiMaggio.
Personality[]
Ragnarok is rather sadistic and greedy given his past experiences and origins. He couldn't care less about the millions of lives endangered and taken due to his actions and lacked remorse for it. He is also seen as rather skilled in combat and highly intelligent when it comes to his ship's functions.
While seeming aware of the false memory implanted in Max, Ragnarok is seen to take pleasure in sadistically taunting Kevin, even though he didn't really kill his father nor did he exist. Other than that, he only does this to get on the boy's nerves.
Biography[]
While most of his origin is never explained, though it was stated he already begun his spree of using his ship to absorb tons of energy from stars and suns from different solar systems, destroying them alongside their planets without care as he sold most of the energy absorbed for profitable gain, deeming him rather dangerous to his criminal status.
He was already a member of the Rooters with whom he conspired to implant the false memory in Max Tennyson, presumably during their encounter. According to the false memory, Max and his supposed partner Devin Levin stole the key to Ragnarok's ship before he came in to attack them. Upon being overwhelmed for long, Ragnarok had the upper hand and gave Devin an ultimatum to surrender the key or let Max pay the price. As a result, Devin tried to save Max, but ended up dying in his place doing so. Ragnarok then attempted to kill Max, only to be sent by him to the Null Void and taken into custody. While it's clear that Devin doesn't exist, the encounter between Max and Ragnarok likely turned out differently.
Ragnarok would then escape the Null Void Prison years later and began his search for the missing key to his ship. On the way, he ransacked Kevin's house in search of the key and then proceeded onward to another area before encountering and fighting Kevin. Just before he could kill him, Ben and Gwen arrived to fight alongside the latter, only for Ragnarok to declare it to be a waste of time before he teleports away.
Just when the trio began searching within Kevin's house one last time, Ragnarok now takes hold of the key to his ship from a frame photo of Kevin and his "father", placing it to his forehead as he taunts Kevin about destroying this Earth's solar system.
As Ragnarok was about to activate and start the ship's absorption to the sun's energy, he and Kevin end up fighting during their last confrontation before Kevin ends up breaking his ship's functions, disabling the balance as it backfires to the ship's atmosphere on the screen destroyed. Ragnarok cowardly pleaded Kevin to save him, just as he did, only to tip his forehead and let him go to avenge his "father", ending Ragnarok for good.
External Links[]
- Ragnarok on the Pure Evil Wiki
