I'm the cop with the dope beard and I want the second girl from the left. ;)
On a real note, Ragnarok is norse mythology, yes, but the vikings were the people who believed in norse mythology, not the characters in it. If our gimmick was that we were Norse preachers, sure, but really the story of Ragnarok would involve only four characters as the so-called villians. Those being Loki and his three children, Hel, confined to well, Hell, Fenrir, who was chained and bound, and the the Serpent, who was thrown into the bottom of the sea.
Serpent-Kassidy, serpent was known as the world snake because after being thrown into the water, it grew to terrifying size and killed the fucking badass of gods with its venom, Thor. Kassidy was thrown into the blue brand of Turmoil and grew to new heights until he was too big and left to find his Thor. Also, vampire bite, snake bite, ehhhhhh? Eehhhhhhhhh?
Hel-Me, Hel's body was half black, signifying her dual personalities and causing herself to see herself as a monster. However, she's prepared to do evil for her family, keeping an important God in the underworld until after Ragnarok had been completed. Xander would easily be a nice guy in OCW if it wasn't for his family and his complete devotion to loyalty and protecting his family, this he's able to act like a monster with the acts he's committed so far.
Loki-Nathan, Loki is a trickster that just enjoys havoc and annoying everyone he can, causing them misery. He also gets fucked by a horse, like he shapeshifts into a female horse and gets fucked, and gives birth to one of this children Jesus he's fucked up you understand why this is Nathan of course.
Fenrir-Tre, I actually only realised this one as I was writing all this. Fenrir was a playful little pup that was prothecized to grow to become a terrifyingly huge wolf. As such, the Gods played with him and tricked him into being chained up. When he finally broke free of the chains was the beginning of Ragnarok, pissed off and hungry/thirsty. In other words, like Nathan, this one works too well.
So yeah, Norse mythology has very little to do with vikings, it's an actual world of separate beings who dont look or dress alike and all have their own motives. The four bringers of Ragnarok didn't look the same, they just had the same goal, to kill the big time gods sitting on their thrones.
Basically, this was my drawn out explanation of why were not going to dress like vikings and why we don't need to look the same. So there.
Tho we could probably add little bits of the creatures we represent into our looks. Hmm