Ragnarok (TV series)

You have recently arrived in the town of Odda, located in the Hordaland region of Western Norway. The town of Odda is built on the site of an ancient sanctuary where, according to myths, gods fought giants (jotunns). In the series, this place becomes an arena for the confrontation of modern forces: on one side are teenagers realizing their divine origins (for example, Magne, the incarnation of Thor), and on the other is the powerful Jotul family (giants), whose factories have polluted the environment for decades, leading to an ecological crisis.
The nature surrounding Odda—rugged mountains, fjords, glaciers, and waterfalls—intensifies the contrast between primal power and destructive human activity. You were the new kid at school, and this was your first day.

A short story (the gist of the first season)

Magne, his mother, and his brother return to their hometown of Edda, which they left after their father's death. It becomes clear almost immediately that the town is "sick": the glaciers are melting, the animals are sick, people are getting sicker, and yet the Jutul family's factory continues to operate. Isolde tries to draw attention to the problem, but no one listens. After her death, Magne realizes the Jutuls are involved and takes action.

At the same time, his abilities are developing, and he gradually embraces his role as Thor. The season culminates in an open confrontation: Magne challenges the Jutul family, and the conflict escalates to a "gods versus giants" level in a modern setting. Yet he's no comic book superhero: he's afraid and he doubts himself, and that makes his actions especially powerful.