Anyone Else Think the Asgard Should Come Back in a New Stargate Series?

[BigDog26]

The Stargate franchise has been dormant since Stargate Universe ended in 2011. There have been rumours of revivals and reboots periodically but nothing materialised. If a new series happened the Asgard question would be interesting. They chose extinction in Unending. But the Vanir Asgard in Atlantis survived and were last seen with at least one ship escaping. Their fate was never resolved. A new series set after the events of all three shows could potentially revisit Vanir Asgard survivors. It would also inherit the Odyssey with all its Asgard technology. The possibilities are genuinely interesting.

[Oscar_57]

A new Stargate series almost happened multiple times. Amazon was rumoured to be developing one. MGM ownership complications kept killing it

[Daemon82]

The Asgard as the true fifth race was always teased but never fully explored. A new series could actually go to the Ida galaxy and see what's left

[Taz]

Any new Stargate without at least acknowledging the Asgard legacy would feel incomplete. Thor's influence on Earth through the Odyssey should still be felt

[ReacherLynx]

The Vanir Asgard are perfect antagonists for a new series. They have Asgard technology and no Asgard ethical constraints. That's a compelling threat

[Tracey49]

Michael Shanks returning as Daniel would be important for continuity. He voiced Thor too so there's a poetic completeness to him being present if Asgard threads are picked up

[StoneCold]

The time dilation ending of Unending means a revived series could be set decades later with different versions of characters. Lots of creative freedom