The Underworld

The Underworld, in Greek mythology, is an otherworld where souls go after death, and is the original Greek idea of afterlife. Hades is the ruler of the Underworld, along with his pet, Cerberus.

History and Ragnarok War
The Underworld played a key role in the Ragnarok Wars involving many of the Norse gods in 4,545,607 I.C. (1432 A.D.) The Underworld acted as a prison for those who awaited trial for siding with the Norse gods after being discovered in the wake of Ragnarok. During the war, several notable Norse gods were executed in the Underworld, including Vidar, Vali, and Aegir.

Notable Prisoners and Visitors of the Underworld
There are many cameos from characters of famous literature seen in cells in the Underworld including:
 * Hamlet Sr.: Seen awaiting trial for suspicion of being involved with the murder of his brother, Claudius.


 * Claudius: Seen awaiting trial for suspicion of being involved with the murdering his brother, Hamlet Sr.


 * Dante: Seen in the background talking to Virgil.