Norse Mythology (Ragnarök), This apocalypse begins with a three-year winter (Fimbulwinter) followed by a cosmic battle on the plains of Vigrid. Giant beasts like the wolf Fenrir and the world serpent Jormungandr break free, leading to a mutual slaughter of the gods and the burning of the world by the fire giant Surtr, before a new world rises from the sea., Greek Mythology (The Iron Age & Cosmic Chaos), The end is driven by moral decay. When humanity completely abandons justice and shame, Zeus vows to destroy the corrupted Iron Age generation. It also mirrors the cosmic threat of Typhon, a hundred-headed monster who nearly overthrew Mt. Olympus to plunge the universe back into primordial Chaos., Egyptian Mythology (The Return to Nuon), The world faces a nightly threat of destruction by the chaos-serpent Apop, who tries to swallow the sun god Ra. Ultimately, the creator god Atum will dismantle everything he built, dissolving the universe back into the infinite, lifeless primordial ocean of Nun, leaving only himself and Osiris alive as serpents., The Bible (The Book of Revelation), The end times trigger when a series of divine seals are broken, unleashing the Four Horsemen (Conquest, War, Famine, Death). After massive natural plagues, a final battle against the Antichrist takes place at Armageddon, leading to the Resurrection, the Last Judgment, and the creation of a eternal New Jerusalem., Paradise Lost (John Milton), The "end of the world" is a sudden psychological and ecological collapse triggered by The Fall of Man. The moment the forbidden fruit is eaten, Sin and Death enter the earthly realm, harmony shatters, animals turn on each other, and severe, punishing weather ruins the original paradise, Fallout (The Great War), A sci-fi, human-made apocalypse that takes place on October 23, 2077. Driven by global resource depletion, a massive nuclear exchange destroys global civilization in less than two hours, leaving the survivors to struggle in a radioactive, mutated wasteland known as the Wasteland.

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