Jormungand
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Brought up in a conflict-ridden environment, child soldier Jonathan "Jonah" Mar hates weapons and those who deal them. But when Koko Hekmatyar, an international arms dealer, takes on Jonah as one of her bodyguards, he has little choice but to take up arms. Along with Koko's other bodyguards, composed mostly of former special-ops soldiers, Jonah is now tasked with protecting Koko and her overly idealistic goal of world peace from the countless dangers that come from her line of work. Jormungand follows Koko, Jonah, and the rest of crew as they travel the world selling weapons under the international shipping company HCLI. As Koko's work is illegal under international law, she is forced to constantly sidestep both local and international authorities while doing business with armies, private militaries, and militias. With the CIA always hot on her trail, and assassins around every corner, Jonah and the crew must guard Koko and her dream of world peace with their lives or die trying.
Episode Guide
Characters
Koko Hekmatyar
Ruthless arms dealer Koko Hekmatyar maintains a cheerful facade, fiercely loyal to her team while hiding deep emotions.
Munoz Anastasia
Sofia Valmer
Skilled knife-wielding ex-jäger major, loves Koko, haunted by African mission trauma.
Mosier Carli
Jonathan Mar
Child soldier Jonathan Mar, skilled in combat, works for arms dealer Koko Hekmatyar, despite his hatred of weapons.
Solusod Micah
Lehm Brick
Veteran mercenary, Koko's second-in-command, former Delta Force, skilled sniper, and fiercely loyal.
Smith Christopher Corey
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A very good ending to the season, let us see how Valmet fixes all of her past issues with the Chinese company and gives us a moment of pure tension
It was nice, a lot of flying bullets but it was interesting to see the direct reference to the past of Ugo. The ending is a total hype
Was a very nice episode, I love the fact that Koko got a benefit from one hell of a situation, she's really smart
It flew by! The balance of character growth, lore, and action was so spot on I couldn't look away. Battles were intense, Ugo was phenomenal, and seeing this side of Jonah is so refreshing. Also, Lutz everyone sees your weak point 🤣! Total monsters in the best way.
Back to a slower pace, less punchy than the previous rush, but a solid dive into Valmet’s past triggered by "Africa." Schokolade and Koko are so cute". Enemies"? Yeah, right. Best part: the driver’s comment and their "OMG Impossible, how do you know!" reactions. Hilarious.
Haha, I guess doctors found out there's more than one way to be in danger 😅! It was like: "Spread out, team, and BOOM". An action-packed episode with great special effects, detailed weapons, and, as always, an amazing soundtrack to match.
It was a bit slow compared to the pace of the others, but it keeps its signature style, showing more of a day-to-day vibe. Jonah is skipping class as usual, everyone just chilling. Plus, really Chiquita?😏Whatever, nice to whoever came up with the name using a Spanish word haha✌.
It's an interesting episode with a new rival, not a killer or weapon expert, but someone who uses charm and words people want to hear✨, a key trait for any arms dealer. Plus, Koko has the government dog wrapped around her finger. Just imagine how many ideas she must have!
Great episode, music & backgrounds are phenomenal. I'd love more hand-to-hand combat with Valmet. It is a more controlled fight where everyone covers and observes. Jonah shows a great understanding of his surroundings (P.S. if you've seen it you'll get it: haha, nice ass Lutz).
This is an episode where their worth is shown through knowledge and strategy, not weapons. Not just in warfare, but in how people work. The team know best how following an arms dealer works in the world of business of who has more power. Ah, I understand why they follow Koko!😆
It is the most intense episode so far (yea because it’s a season finale). Both solo and group fighting scenes are top-tier, with excellent pacing, music, and choreography. Still, the characters remain the biggest draw—the emotional scenes and storytelling could still be strong
Young Koko already had that charm—it makes sense why Valmet follows her. But the pacing and storytelling feel a bit lacking in style until the ending part. The fight scenes have great intensity, pacing, and music, but the emotional moments and exposition don’t land as well.
Maybe it’s just my setup, but the gunfire sounds insanely immersive, almost like ASMR-level. The first five minutes go hard and set the tone well, and the middle parts brings the energy back again. If you’re here for action, this is your episode.
Ep 9 starts off wild—almost had me choking, what were they doing lol? First half feels like pure fan service and is kind of skippable. Still an easy watch, though. The second half shifts back to the usual Jormungand vibe.
This episode feels different from the others episode, showing another side of Koko while expanding the world a bit more. Pace feels fine, but the action feels underwhelming. Overall, it’s a pretty average episode.
Contrast of Dr. Miami’s calm vibe with high-energy action are really well made. The female characters take the lead here in this episode, each strong and distinct in their own way. The music works well, though some silent scenes feel a bit flat.
Did has some interesting characters and a few standout moments, but it lacks excitement in overall until it comes near the end. Music choices and timing really carry the episode, and the final action scene is genuinely great.
Finally more insight into Jonah but the emotional scenes don’t hit as hard as they should. The action feels a bit underwhelming, makes it feel like a missed opportunity given the importance of the story. Jonah’s emotional shifts are complex but not portrayed very smoothly (sign)
Diving into the characters’ backstories are really interesting—though they give pretty unhealthy vibe if it happens in real life—and that thought pulled me out for a moment. The group fight feels a bit weak but the sniper battle is great, with pacing and music working perfectl
Such a brutal, impactful scene to start with(love it). Pacing balances action and lighter moments well, and the characters feel more defined here. The tension in the action scenes might be the best so far, even if the pacing was slightly too slow in my own opinion.
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