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Ankarna appears in Fig's dream as a giant burning woman stretching from horizon to horizon in the Astral Realm. S3E17·00:20:53 She cries "Cassandra!" in a pained roar. S3E17·00:21:45 She asks Fig "Why can you not burn?" S3E17·00:22:36
Ankarna is a goddess first seen in Fig's dream as a giant burning woman. S3E17·00:20:53 She asks Fig "Why can you not burn?" after Fig casts Atonement. S3E17·00:22:36 In the lava she appears as a beautiful woman in radiant light and asks whether she is being recalled to the world she knew. S3E19·02:00:37S3E19·02:00:52 Fig answers "Yeah, we need you again." S3E19·02:00:57 Fig tells her to choose her own purpose, since others who claim her are calling her. S3E19·02:01:02S3E19·02:01:13
Brennan says that in the death of this goddess her vacant domain has been pulled into the Bottomless Pit, and that Fig holds it as Archdevil of Rebellion. S3E14·00:59:56
When Porter tries to win her over, she says "He sounds so convincing." and Fig warns her he is lying. S3E20·00:23:23S3E20·00:23:35S3E20·00:23:38 She is shown on cards as Goddess of Rage, Fire and Conquest, and later as Goddess of Justice, Summer and the Dawn. S3E20·00:03:32S3E20·01:52:21 In the Dawn of Justice she says it is not just, and divine intervention cuts Porter in half. S3E20·01:52:02S3E20·01:52:44
Ankarna — goddess; first card: Goddess of Rage, Fire and Conquest (frame 00:03:32); later card: Goddess of Justice, Summer and the Dawn (frame 01:52:21). Sounds convinced by Porter: "He sounds so convincing." — 00:23:38
