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Midgard is home to humans, one of the mortal races. It is one of the Nine Worlds.
Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard
The Sword of Summer
Magnus Chase has lived in Midgard in the city of Boston his whole entire life until he dies at age 16. After escaping Hotel Valhalla using a recycling exit to stop Ragnarök, he ends up back in Midgard.
The Hammer of Thor
Boston and Provincetown in Massachusetts and Bridal Veil Falls in New Hamshire are the sole Midgard settings of the book.
The Ship of the Dead
Boston, along with York in the United Kingdom and Flåm in Norway, are all the Midgard settings in the book.
9 from the Nine Worlds
This Is Why I Hate Clothes Shopping
Amir Fadlan comes to Blitzen’s Best where he is almost kiddnaped by Stan and used as the dark sorcerer‘s personal ATM for eternity.
Trivia
- Midgard is technically the only one of the nine worlds to appear in other series.
| Locations (MC) | |
| Nine Worlds: | Alfheim | Asgard | Helheim | Jotunheim | Midgard | Muspellheim | Nidavellir | Niflheim | Vanaheim |
| Cities and Towns: | Boston | Flåm | New London | Provincetown | York |
| Administrative Divisions: | Connecticut | Massachusetts | New Hamshire | North Yorkshire | Sogn og Fjordane | South Carolina |
| Countries: | Confederate States of America | Norway | United Kingdom (England) | United States of America |
| Continents: | Europe | North America |
| Other Locations: | Alderman Estate | Bifrost | Blitzen’s Best | Boston Public Library | Bridal Veil Falls | Cape Cod | Charles River | Chase Mansion | Dorchester | Fadlan’s Falafel | Folkvanger | Fort Wagner | Ginnungagap | Hotel Valhalla | Loki’s Cavern | Longfellow Bridge | Lyngvi | Morris Island | Provincetown Airport | River Oure | Sessrumnir | Svartalfheim | The Thinking Cup | Yggdrasil |
