In Norse mythology, the fate of the gods during Ragnarök involves a cataclysmic battle that results in the death of many major gods, including Odin and Thor. This end-of-the-world scenario is characterized by chaos, natural disasters, and a significant upheaval of the cosmos. After Ragnarök, it is foretold that the world will be reborn, emerging anew, symbolizing the cycles of death and rebirth. The events of Ragnarök reflect themes of fate, destruction, and the inevitability of change, illustrating how endings can lead to new beginnings in mythic narratives.