Record of Ragnarok Season 3 just dropped on Netflix, and the ending finally reveals the new victors of the Ragnarok battles. After the last episode aired two years ago, fans can finally rest easy knowing that the new season has arrived with all episodes at once.

Here are the details on who the new winners of Ragnarok are.

Who are the winners in Record of Ragnarok Season 3?

Record of Ragnarok is an anime based on a manga series of the same name. When the gods decide to wipe out humanity, a Valkyrie warrior, Brunhilde, objects to the act. She also suggests Ragnarok, a tournament of 13 one-on-one battles between gods and humanity’s greatest warriors from history to determine the fate of humans.

Below are the three battles prominently showcased in Season 3.

Qin Shi Huang vs. Hades

After Buddha’s fight ties the score, Hades, King of Helheim and Poseidon’s vengeful brother, enters as the gods’ seventh-round fighter. Brunhilde responds by sending Qin Shi Huang, the King of Beginnings and China’s first emperor. Following an intense and hard-fought battle between the two, Qin Shi Huang came out as the winner.

Nikola Tesla vs. Beelzebub

In a surprising twist, Beelzebub volunteers to battle in the following round, seeking death due to his troubled past and loved ones’ deaths. This pits him against Nikola Tesla, who is in a suit of armor to help him stand a chance against Beelzebub. Their battle rages on, putting on a show for everyone in the stadium to witness. In the end, Beelzebub manages to defeat his opponent by cracking his armor and punching a hole in his heart.

Leonidas vs. Apollo

After Beelzebub’s victory over Tesla, Apollo, the Sun God, fights the Spartan Warrior, Leonidas, who continues to hold a grudge against him, carried from his mortal life. Although the fight begins evenly, Apollo defeated Leonidas by piercing him after using himself as an arrow on Artemis’s thread as a massive bow. As the Spartan king shattered away, Apollo gently embraced him.

By the end, the gods are still leading the tournament. Record of Ragnarok is currently streaming on Netflix.