Finding The Real Tyr In Prison After ENDING - God Of War Ragnarok PS5 2022
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- The real tyr found in prison after Ending in God Of War Ragnarok 2022.
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The fact that when Odin impersonated Tyr he made him look like a broken man really shows how little Odin thought of people and how much he underestimated them. He thought many years of imprisonment would break Tyr, but they didn't. All these year later and he's still the gentle and wise person he always was not even significantly perturbed by his captivity .
Many people would be broken by that experience. Some would stay strong. Some Would even get stronger. Tyr stayed strong despite being isolated in prison
still didn't lose a hand doe.
Yeah the real Tyr understands the value of patience, Odin didn't. It's nice for him to be free again
I think Odin just wanted to mock Tyr and make him look like a coward in front of others
I mean Odin would have to check on real Tyr before starting his plan at some point right
Thanks for this comment, it's a nice perspective. Also, it makes it a bit more acceptable for me. I hated the fact we can't interact more with the real Tyr, I hate that Odin mocked him by impersonating a coward for his purposes, and I hate most of all that Tyr's involvement in the main story as a character is nonexistent (except for the things he did in GoW and in the background). I really wanted him to be a main character like Freya or Mimir even. Dammit.
Notice how the actual Tyr is still very much of sound mind and character even after all the years he's been imprisoned, but Odin opted to depict him as a man broken from his solitude. He probably acted him out that way because he genuinely thought that is what Tyr would end up as. Goes to show how much he underestimates and belittles the people around him.
Someone else already oi Ted this out
That or to begin to shatter the greatest symbol of anti Odin sentiment
Sound mind? He’s doing tai chi
@@dean2521 of course it is said in the game he went to many realms even Japan so meditating taichi would make sense
Bro really copied someone else’s comment and got more likes than the original lmao hey I can’t even be mad at it
It's sad that the real tyr was just chilling and hanging out with some guards and didn't know and was ignorant what is happening to outside world
I knew something was wrong. Even kratos asks. Is this the god of war?
Yeah. Rather he was dead, or missing a hand.
Ikr this is kinda lame tbh, it would've been better if Tyr was left dead and not just sitting in a prison as some side character for after the game ended, didn't even give him a cutscene smh.
Yay he's alive! Hurray hurray
@@carrot656 I was even thinking Tyr was visiting another civilizations, like Egypt, since he was mistreated by the Aesir. The way the game just shows him... doing nothing? I loved the game, but that was so anticlimatic. Almost like they rushed something while developing the game.
Sucks that we never really got to know this Tyr more but the taste that we got, you can see why he was so beloved.
Agreed. Can't believe that the Tyr we knew most of the game was a trick
maybe in the next game or something, IF there is the next game, since real tyr knows how to travel to other mythology.
@@fadlanfadilah1171 I think the next game is going to be solely focused on Boy, with Kratos being the side character. If so, Tyr could instruct Boy on how to travel to the other kingdoms to search for the giants.
@@thiccestboi5114 Ah yes a God of War turned into a fucking navigator......was he really hyped up in the first game to just tell the boy where to go and how to get there lmfao woulda liked to see him fight Thor or Odin.....
@@Shifty51991 I mean, Kratos turned from a God of War into a dad, so. Still, you right, I was hoping he'd pick up the spear for the end of the game. Maybe if there's a DLC he'll play a part in it.
Odin’s version of Tyr: « I am nothing, not a fragment of a godly being could be found in my broken body. I appreciate your efforts to rescue me, but I am far from the warrior I once was. »
Actual Tyr: « Sup »
It would be better if he was somewhere in Egypt
Odin's Tyr: I'm a pacifist, I don't wanna fight
Real Tyr: hey Kratos, check out this Aztec weapon *swings It to Kratos face*
The only giveaway of Odin's impersonation was the part where Atreus was a giant, and Atreus rescued him to ask about Giant stuff. Odin didn't know Atreus was a giant, or this intention of his, so he didn't plan for this, and he knew little of the giants. Hence why he gave that look when Atreus first revealed that he's a giant. He impersonated Tyr well enough to fool Mimir and Freya. But he could not answer any giant related questions at all, and could only cover himself by saying the giants were a secret people. The real Tyr would likely talk much more about the giants.
If you revisit the scene where Atreus show the real vision of Ragnarok that was seen by Groa (showing Ragnarok only destroy Asgard, but Groa lied), it was pretty revealing that Tyr was Odin in disguise. Initially, we assume that Tyr being a pacifist is why he did not like the vision of him leading armies, but revisiting it shows another perspective: he is afraid of that future.
@@bachpham6862 Yeah I was spoiled and as such the Scene was a very strong hint.
Also if we observe his Behavior he acts very strongly in Odins Interest, always trying to avoid Battles, showing interest in Secrets and Magic, and encouraging it, playing Kratos against Loki whit subtil Words to divide them, (A Meal for a Champ). It was quiet interesting observing his Behavior whit Context.
There’s also really small conversational hints sprinkled throughout that only make sense after the reveal. Like when Atreus offers him a spear and he assumes it’s a walking stick. Because Odin uses one. Or when they said all the giants were gone. He exclaimed “what do you mean they are all gone?” Even though the real tyr was involved in their plan to not only lock their realm but knew of their soul ball escapism plan too. I was glad to have never been spoiled on it. I actually felt legit betrayed. And learning that even the broom closet joke was actually an elaborate ploy to get him a way to sneak in muginn. Btw if you notice after his initial convo with kratos you neve again see the two birds together at the same time again, they even mention it multiple times and nobody notices really. Like when Atreus is going to Asgard it’s just huginn and the characters mention by name. The other gods even go “wonder where is the other one” and he is just never there. Come to find out he’s just sitting in the damn broom closet acting as a back door.
Complete opposite of ares
@@bachpham6862 I think my favorite part of that is when Odin just says "she lied." Not 'she lied to him' or some variant.
I genuinely think in that split second he was talking without the mask and he just sat in complete shock. He'd been duped. Groa had lied to him and he spoke as Odin not Tyr
Tyr just doing Tai Chi is hilarious
Probably learned it during his travel meeting other pantheons
Is this confirm that he met or travel to Chinese or Indian/Hindus Mythology? (considering the Yoga or Taichi Origins)
@@sryp3055 I think so bro
@@sryp3055 He has been to the Japanese pantheon so its not out of the question.
Kratos: What are you doing?!.
Tyr: Oh it's called Tai chi from the Eastern Realm called Qin a mediation of finding inner peace, I learned them from my travels.
I'm glad that Tyr is still alive. I hope he and Kratos become great friends.
he will
I always wondered what Kratos would think of him, seeing how he took a different path than he did. It would be cool to see them talk honestly between them.
Well they’re the Gods of War.
Sindri will not be very happy
Bro Itd be wild seeing him back in action
With his old armour and helmet
The biggest plot twist and not even as a cutscene. I love this game. Sindri may not take it so well.
Obviously. Odin disguised of Tyr killed brok.
Its gonna be an awkward sunday brunch hosted by ratatoskr
@@mennyboy1528 hope when sindri found tyr he doesn't kill him out of spike
@@Vittoo i think sindri will be a villain
they must hidding tyr from sindri
The fact they managed make Tyr sidequest character and make it good blows my mind
Edit:Its good to cause chaos
Well if they get real tyr first..
Tyr picked his spear. And ralk to kratos "Just 2 of us is enough to take over asgard"
Game end
@@No-cc1fq Two god of wars working together will be Odin's doom.
I wouldn’t call it good.. This was rather underwhelming
Not sure if I agree on the "good" part. They didn't even give him a cutscene. Feels really anticlimactic.
They way they made Tyr looks like he’s a very spiritual guy and while he was in Vanaheim he was doing a stance and a move that resembles Tai Chi.
i guess he already visit chinese phanteon
@@novelnouvel or Japanese.
Well if anyone remembers his old vault the last game it shows proof of his many travels.
@@mennyboy1528 It's tai Chi,
It came from China as it was used in ancient times and was based off of Qigong and other martial arts...
So Týr's been there and possibly visited the Monks who made it, He did visited Greek and Celtic lands including Egypt too...
@@Mangaka_Library well, I did just say that Japanese phanteon could be a possibility.
The implication that Tyr can free himself all this time makes this somewhat funny.
I imagine the only reason why Tyr doesn't free himself is that the last thing he wants is to get Odin to rampage more of the Norse lands just to get to him. To Tyr, he'd best not to get involved to avoid more trouble than he would bring.
I can also see him seeing his fate, and the reason why he avoided it is that he refuses to actually fight it. And as we all know, a person often meets his destiny on the road he took to avoid it.
Dude you won a ps5 for that nougat of wisdom.
@@enniusdrusus867 lmao
I see Master Oogway has taught you well
@@Lockdown612 Imagine Kratos meeting Oogway and Kai.
Would have been funny for the real tyr to barge in and well spiderman pointing at each other meme
After the trouble Atreus went through to find Tyr, I hope in either DLC or a new game the two can finally meet.
@Alex Wolfie oh ok
@@RedKnightOfficial gow ragnarok is the end of the norse myth
next game is probably kratos going to egypt or return to greek
roman myth chance is very low
@@DailyD5 why return to Greece?
he left for the giants, not for tyr
@@The_Nerra Point to where I mentioned that in my sentence.
I would love to see a situation where Tyr meets young Kratos. Tyr seems very wise so I'm wondering if he could have helped Kratos back then.
Maybe he could have or maybe kratos would have just tried to kill him unless he managed to convince him from doing all the bad stuff he did but most likely wouldn't have stopped certain things
"YOU WILL NOT SEE THE END OF THIS DAY"
No sadly...
Kratos back then in Greece was...
Too angry to listen to reason,
As his one of his quotes said to atreus..
"I killed many who were deserving and many who were not"
And also the Greek gods got Corrupted when kratos opened pandora's box from the first game...
So, There could've been no avoidance of Kratos killing Týr...
@@Mangaka_Library nigga the Greek gods were dicks before he even did anything so they all deserved it except for the mfers that wasn’t apart of the pantheon
@@Mangaka_Library I mean Orkos was the only one he seemed to have any good connection to during that era notably the only person he did not want to kill
It's no wonder why Odin was able to kept his cool right until the end. The one who defied fate wasn't Kratos or Atreus. It was Odin. The prophecy stated that Tyr will be the one to lead an army against Odin. It make sense because in the original prophecy, Kratos was killed and Atreus went to serve Odin. There would be no one left to be the general except for Tyr who will eventually escape imprisonment. Odin must have thought that he'd already won Ragnarök since he broke the prophecy. Kratos didn't die and Tyr remained imprisoned. Ironically, the joke was on him. Locking up and impersonating Tyr not only helped Kratos to survive but prevented Atreus from joining him as well. Odin suffered an even greater defeat than what was prophesized because he tried to defy fate.
no this is objectively wrong, the prophecy wasn't real that was made clear, the fates said that they can predict what people will do so it looks like they can see the future but they can't also kratos was never in danger of death because he is literally absolutely immortal because of a curse the olympians put on him
@@houseofaction the curse only prevents him from taking his own life not from being killed iirc.
I always thought it was that everyone kept reading 'the god of war' as tyr. But kratos was an acceptable stand in
@@apothesiscannon1682 yep, and they did because of a fact that god of war had a spear. Kratos, in the end, got one
The prophecy did happen. The one Atreus was holding in that mural wasn't kratos it was odin the whole time lol
So fascinating the way they've depicted Týr, Its a stark contrast to Kratos. They're both Gods of War yet one is a Warfighter, the other is a Strategist.
Like Athena vs Ares
I think kratos is a strategist sure but Tyr is a diplomat, more of a counselor of war than a violent god that revels in war. One brings tactical superiority through acts of violence and the other through words and pleads of peace.
@@zionharris9432 THAT is an interesting observation
kratos is only the god of war in title. he want born as the god of war. attributing something like that to him isn't correct. it's not wrong but not correct.
Well Týr isn't really the god of war, that would be Odin. Týr is more of a god of the formalities of war and justice.
Dude, Tyr was really got respected by all being in nine realm even Freya call him Lord Tyr even though she alone was the queen
Tyr: “So where is Baldur?”
Kratos: "Dead, Reduce to atom"
@@Deeznootsgotteem Kratos: “I used baldur to destroy baldur”
@@victorpleitez768 Take this 🏆 ✌️
In the direction of Baldur.
@@augustoluis6888 I got that reference
Tyr: *walks past Sindri.* Why is there a circle button above my head?
This also explains why Odin's version was so passive-aggressive. Every single thing said by "Tyr" sounded like he didn't mean it, or slightly frustrated/upset, because Odin is of course an angry old jerk. He could only get down the soft-spoken voice.
Tyr himself is calm, friendly, wise. If he was truly on that journey with the boys, he would've probably asked a lot more questions, ANSWERED a lot more questions, and would've been genuine in every word he spoke.
Now that we see this, it really does make it obvious.
he would’ve fought alongside us, too
@@braksnuts9904 Exactly. Looking at the lore will show you he never would just give up like that if it were Ragnarok, let alone if someone were in need.
Also really bad with names. He calls Freya Frigg and Atreus Loki, which the real Tyr wouldn’t do.
This somewhat feels awkward... Like, seeing that Odin's torture didn't seem to that big of effect on his minds shows how strong Tyr's will is. But, how come he didn't have any part in the actual main story? I think it would've been good to see him appear before/after Odin reveals himself. It feels weird that he was just there all along.
I think even if real tyr appears after odin show himself, it wouldn't matter, no one would trust him(sindri might even kill him) or he just become one more soldier and seeing how real tyr is, he might not even want war
@@Vittoo How would sindri kill him?
@@hidan407 he is crafty am sure if he want to he can find a way
@@Vittoo Nah, the narrative never portrays him as capable of that. He's just a normal dwarf, he can't kill gods. Before you mention Odin, Atreus' magic was supposed to imprison Odin in a way that could be easily destroyed.
@@ThePipojp if it's 1vs1 Tyr can kill him for sure ,but Tyr doesn't seek a fight if he won't fight back, sindri can just teleport and blast his earthquake machine at him
Man it would be mad crazy if Tyr here tackled Kratos saying “psych sucka!” And transforms into Odin again
Kratos, Mimir, and Freya all die and the franchise ends forever
Why would Týr speak Russian?
@@user-mu8dm4rk7g That is not Russian
Lmaooo
@@BenjaminBBall youtube translate moment
Tyr has obviously been to the realm of the asian pantheon. I can only imagine the things he must of learned there, melding his own ideas from growing up among the norse. To create that kind of synthesis and still be alive after Ragnorok, there's alot of good he can do with it.
Probably China. If I'm not wrong he was doing Tai Chi
well well wellll😊
Wish granted
If this is the real Tyr Odin performance was perfect
I can picture Odin spending time with his family just to gather information to impersonate them.
odin is the best actor in all of nine realms, bar none!😂
Exactly So what we know of him would just be a echo over the voice
when he starts speaking over key plot lines so we know the real Tyr already.
I'd say that it was 90 percent accurate. In my mind, the real Tyr definitely isn't as cowardly. Peace-seeking, yes, but not to the point where he wouldn't defend himself. Odin's version was cowardly to the point that it was a parody.
Tyr is like that one supposedly important kid that just missed a huge party
I’m very glad Tyr is actually doing well
Tyr looks like a calm and reasonable person
You can immediately spot the glaring different between imposter Odin - Tyr and the real deal Tyr when you meet him.
Odin-Tyr emenates a cowardice , sycophantic manipulative aura from his voice and tones . Odin tried his best to used his son's best attribute hes known for - the love for peace, he used it to manipulate Kratos and the crew but his voice and action still sound like hes just trying to avoid war at all cost.
The real Tyr sounds pro profoundly wise, calm and RESPONSIBLE , he want peace, but hes always ready for war if it demanded. He speaks for the people. Just few minutes interaction with him and i can already tell why the people of the nine realms loved him so much. Wish Artreus could have meet him.
Love how people like you make up their own story for a character trying to justify stuff that isn’t explained the real tyr doesn’t give off anything that you described, it was lame af and that’s it
@@ronnie9033 the only thing lame around here is your attitude. It is a fictional work and people can interpreted it how ever they want, it is an opinion. And a matter of fact his opinion have more stuffs backing it up more than the shitty comment of yours.
@Ronnie Calm down, bub. Let people enjoy something. Just cause you disagree, doesn't mean many people see the same way. I personally love the real Tyr and I agree with original comment's take.
If you believe from the few words tyr said he ‘sounds profoundly wise, calm, responsible and always ready for war” then you must be at a children level of reading or some shiz coz he doesn’t say nothing of worth in the slightest. He’s just meant to of been locked up doing nothing the whole two games or for however long in the story before the start of that. He could’ve at least been like ‘I’ve been waiting for you’ I knew this was going to happen type vibe. He literally says ‘I did nothing’ how is he wrong?
@@ronnie9033 bro mad at a comment. grow up frl.
Big DLC focusing on Tyr.
You do yoga with him, then he teaches you how to make gluten-free gingerbread cookies.
God of War x Cooking Mama
He honestly hits me like such a hippie XD
To think that the Tyr we rescued initially was Odin the entire time.. and yet seeing such a contrast between the two's reactions to being freed..really shows how Odin thought of anyone other than himself. As if that wasn't apparent enough throughout the entire game, here as Tyr tells us he must reflect, we too reflect and realise even more so how much of an asshole he was
I don’t remember who said it, but someone noticed how when Odin is Tyr, it’s spelled “Tyr”, but when they talk about the real Tyr, it has the apostrophe over the Y. I love how they did that.
Mimir suffered a similar fate to Tyr, not nearly as long, but in similar fashion. Being held down and fed lies and illusions to fuck with him. Mimir was upset by the trickery (and probably reflecting back on what he had done for Odin), but he knew it was all lies. The real Tyr seems far humbler and is definitely peaceful, thus Odin had little to use against him and assumed leaving him trapped would be enough to break him. Very interesting stuff coming from SMS. Their story telling is amazing and interpretations of Norse mythology is spectacular
So the Tyr who was scared was Odin all along?
yes brother
this here is the real tyr
Man :(
I mean, it's more like he can't do anything cus he's imprisoned. Tyr's more cautious than afraid, he seems to be more level headed than what Odin shows him as.
It’s bloody mad, isn’t it?
He remained wise and mentally prepared like a true god of war after all those years, truly mind boggling. If the real Tyr was there, the war is already over to begin with. Probably not even needing Ragnarok or hell sent another Serpent back in time, breaking the loop.
That sucks. Wish we could've learned more about the real Tyr.
Leaves more for the next game, I think
@@astralchaos3441 Pretty sure there is no next game.
@@Plexiscore There obviously will be. It has been confirmed that there will be atleast 3 or 4 more games
@@astralchaos3441 who confirmed it?
@@acebully1143 Cory Barlog, he told even in God Of War 2018 he has some details "for later and much much later". Ragnarok is not the last one, alot of people joined Santa Monica just to develop games for God Of War series, would be rather stupid just to leave it here with how much is unanswered with what concerns Norse characters and characters like Athena.
I know this is gonna sound weird. But my dad died a few months ago and he LOVED Tyr. Wrote about him in notes all the time. He was a BIG BIG fan of God of war, and I know he would have loved this. God of war Ragnarok was the first time I played this without him. I wish he could've seen Tyr.
Tyr speaking almost in riddles at the end there. It's like looking at a whole different person than the timid Tyr you first meet.
I wish they could add a scene where he finally remembers who Kratos is.
Maybe it will be in a future dlc if we ever get dlc
Tyr is Kratos. The prophecy that Tyr would lead an army in Ragnarok came true. He’s just Kratos from another time. Far in the future would be my guess. Giants don’t seem to be stuck in a single time. They both even have ashen skin.
You find him in the nine realms mediating but don’t know where he disappears off to after a while
@@jodycwilliams lmfao quit reaching
@@thetruedarkener Typical chromosome warrior, lmao
Welp the legit tyr is free , sadly at the end of the game tho....
Legit could've helped us out in the actual early games but here's hoping he'd stick around and help rebuild the 9 realms with kratos while Atreus becomes the next god of war
he brought kratos from greece to the norse myth.
@@L4ftyOne that's amazing I dod not know that at all.
I imagine there going to need him know more than ever to help rebuild considering he is loved by all
@@L4ftyOne no he didn't. He brought Kratos relics and material from the Greek world. Kratos traveled to Midgard after his visit in Egypt
My guess is that Tyr will be used for a DLC.
Damn! I was wondering that myself. I saw the whole gameplay, and after Odin's treason and desception, I was wondering if Tyr was still alive or he actually killed him.
It makes sense why Tyr would be a Zen type of guy. Kratos and Ares thought the position was about conquest and carving your path in blood. Tyr is calm and thinks. War takes more then just brute strength and blood shed it takes thinking and calculating.
Tyr (currently) is by no means manipulating them. He is just using his mind and knowing in a time of peace a god of war is not exactly needed. So he’s just kicking back, enjoying his time off.
this feels like a big slap in the face after Odin reveals.
like did you really need to kill brok and then have this chucklefuck shows up like "haha I was actually alive all along".
Definitely not a good reveal.
Big cap
This reveal is fine
It's called storytelling, enjoy it
@@minecraftsteve2504 weak storytelling, you don't need to defend every moment of the game brother.
Yeah the reveal was a bit weak, but I honestly don't mind it.
I find it extremely hilarious actually, the guy shows up and is just chilling, doing tai chi
Fun fact:
The actor who does the mo cap and voice of Faye (krato’s wife) is Deborah Ann Woll, mostly known for her role in daredevil as Karen Page.
I love the difference between Mimir and Tyr, Mimir is smart, he can come to conclusions quickly and find solutions, Tyr is wisdom, he collects and compares his knowledge and forms an answer that way. I imagin they're very close because of that. A personification of intelligence and wisdom
Perfectly said brother(Mimir Voice)
Aye brother (mimir voice)
Twist: ITS ODIN AGAIN! AND THE ODIN YOU KILLED WAS TYR PRETENDING TO BE ODIN PRETENDING TO BE TYR!
Ayoo wtf😂
Lol
TYRception
🤣
Yep, it's that old ODIN up to no good again.
Tyr: so, hows Zeus doing?
actually, Tyr and Zeus have same meaning, "day", " dyeus", "deus"
@@irvansetya8884 do you even know what " deus " means?
@@onizuka8710 Deus nut
@@RandomGuy-yi2ym it is pronounced "deos " it means " god "
@@RandomGuy-yi2ym got jebaited : /
Unfortunately, you didn't know who Wendy is
A god of war, doing yoga..... There should be an option to leave him in his cell XD
If you consider that the Hindu gods do yoga... can you imagine a fight with Kalima and the woman fights like a slender Medusa?
Ay bruh I ain’t trying to pick a fight with a dude who can bend himself like rubber
@@drenchedinsyrupp6059 Doctor Doom and Kaidou disagree.
Its actually intimidating to be honest for a God of war to be so calm it makes one wonder how he acts when he lets loose
@@rubengalindo8298 Like what Athena should have been? She was also a goddess of war.
The scene where odin comes to talk with kratos and he brings durlin was a big clue. Durlin was the one who gave them the map to tyr, and odin made it obvious that durlin was under his control.
I think that Týr is like Iroh from Avatar: The Last Airbender, he looks like really good, wise and harmless person but if he had to defend himself or to join into war, he will show his enemies how powerfull God of War truly is and especially in battlefield.
He gives me that vibe too
Man. Odin really set this all up since the beginning of the game. Him saying there will be peace as long as they don’t go looking for tyr, all while planning to impersonate him for when they find him. Brilliant
I cannot believe Odin was Tyr the whole time... I thought he kidnapped Tyr last minute before the Brok incident. I am absolutely floored. 🤯
It's both crazy and makes sense that Tyr would still be alive. Odin kept him locked up to both have his knowledge and his form whenever he wanted, using and playing us, until we finally ended him. Now Tyr is finally free, in a land of Realms free from Odin's control, maybe after he experiences all the new sights and learns about everything that happened outside, maybe he will be the one to lead the Aesir into peace with the Vanir, or Sif can handle that with Hildsvini.
Personally, I hope he and Kratos could talk to each other about their experiences as gods of war, help each other out, and Atreus could meet Tyr for real sometime
I like that the game is fairly open-ended so we get to imagine all these scenarios
i was kinda hoping there was more of this.
or like when they break him out he just immediately picks up a spear and starts fighting or some badass shit like that to show how truly bad odin got it
I expected their God of War to be like Kratos or Ares , not doing yoga lol
He probably picked it up from the yoga from the Hindu god of war Skanda and Tai Chi from the Chinese god of war Guan Yu.
@@TheRealRightPrice he could have learned it by someone why does it have to be a god
God of War can also be a tactician instead of brutal force.
So I'm playing through this a 2nd time and I noticed something with the subtitles.
If you have it set to "speaker name: On" whenever Odin speaks AS Tyr its spell as "Tyr" but in this clip with the real Tyr it spelled as "Týr."
Basically The little symbol above the Y is missing when its Odin speaking but its there when its the real Týr.
Woah, if that's actually the case nice catch!
I guess Tyr at some point went to the east asian dynasties and learned tai chi there, which he is using now to calm his mind about suddenly learning that Ragnarok is over.
So what you think about this:
If we found the real tyr from the start kratos would have died at the end.
Because in the murals of the future tyr is the one to lead the army of Ragnarok. Since Odin tried to avoid that fate he caused kratos fate to change too. Also, Odin’s disguise either trick the Norns or they knew but since they saw Kratos’s past they pitted him. I also like how kratos death part was replaced by Odin.
That's............. Makes sense! I agree with you
Tyr doing Tai Chi makes me think he's visited the Chinese pantheon.
He did visit many pantheons and you can find their artifacts in his vault
He visited
Cletic, Greece, Japan, mesopotamia, Egypt, mayan,Chinese
@@gilgamesh1148 that's actually hype, confirming the existence of other pantheons besides Greek and Norse.
@@eclatdeepurer5894 well yea i mean the 2018 game told us that in the main story and didn't have to do any side quests but it's good to know alot of the gods are here.
This was awesome. I'm glad I got to see this.
It’s genuinely great to get to meet the real Tyr. I really didn’t want that twist to be the end of it.
Imagine if players stopped playing this game after the story and would be extremely confused as to why he's in the next one
don't think he will be. they will look to explore different mythologies
I mean in this game they brought up side quest content in the main story like the Valkyrie’s and Valkyrie queen. So moving forward I’m assuming sidequest content is cannon and happened
@@Spidi8666 Tyr seems to be very knowledgeable about other mythologies since he traveled a lot to other regions . He could potentially be a supporting character in the later games.
The devs said they are done with the norse gods
Small detail:
(With subtitles on)
-Pretender Tyr (no accent marking above letter “y”)
-Real Týr (accent marking is displayed)
"I know you from somewhere."
Me recalling he had a Kratos themed pot in his vault in God of War 2018.
How ironic that he's been in prison for years alone and after he got free he wanted still to be alone
The fact that Tyr was beloved by many people of many different pantheons is unimaginably powerful. He's like Luffy from One Piece... except more mature
Man went from broken to hippie
Looks like one as well
Odin's impersonation: No I hate violence Odin broke me
Real Tyr: Bing Chilling
Plot twist at 2:43, Tyr already remember who Kratos are, and currently massing the spiritual energy around him, to blast him back to Greece with Kamehameha.
Lol
I honestly wish that this is hinting at a DLC campaign of sorts if his memory of Kratos "all comes back to him" along with Sindri's whole character arc, and Atreus' marble hunt.
I know Santa Monica doesnt really do DLCs for GoW, but they have a good foothold of what kind of themes they wanna explore with the franchise now. And those three loose ends are good opportunities for expansions.
I wanna see him in action
Yeah when Odin imitated his appearance he also imitated tyrs strength and tyr is one strong mf. I'd like to see him in battle.
Same bruh
Tyr is all about self sacrifice, justice, and courage. He represents kindness and good, in taking strong actions for the sake and safety of others first. His knowledge is incredible, his courage is admirable amongst all the Gods. Very cool how he is depicted here. He has two hands even lmao
You can also find him meditating at the spark of the world. He seems quite concerned about what happened to surtr and how sinmara will grieve for a long while after knowing his fate after ragnarok. Kinda sad
bruh what? so the one that we saved was Odin?
yup
We all got bamboozled lol.
@@LunaNation16 I never ever saw it coming
@@McMerlin11 Neither did Brok :')
@@Rahul-yj3lf Brok vengeance started the Ragnarok
I love how even in a brief encounter you can see how different Tyr is from Odin’s impersonation.
I personally think the reason he refused to travel with them is to discern that his rescue wasn’t some trick by Odin…
It bothers me a lot that Atreus has no idea Tyr is alive
he did know though? when the prophecy showed tyr leading the army of ragnarok against Odin it was basically confirmed that Tyr is alive somewhere.
@@idirbouchdoug1567 The prophecy foretold a warrior armed with a spear.
@@justincruz5720 he is also associated with sorcery. and yes he did wield a spear into battle (im guessing it's the one he used to kill Thor). I would have liked for it to be more incorporated into his moveset in the boss fight as imo he fought too much like a mage.
@@justincruz5720 he was name dropped by atreus when referencing the ragnarok prophecy to kratos.
Tyr becomes the Buddha while kratos becomes Jesus Christ
The original plan of devs they've mentioned all the way back was to have Kratos as one of the three old wise men, who travel to witness the birth of the Christ. Imagine Kratos, Atreus and either Tyr or some new character from upcoming egyptian saga traveling through middle east occupied by Rome, witnessing brutal oppression of jewish people, horrors done by mortals to mortals.
@@TheArklyte kratos be like we hv brought gifts for the boy
@@TheArklyte brutal oppression..what
@@TheArklyte interestingly enough, the whole God of war saga is somewhat canon with the Bible: it is the thirst for knowledge that angered Yahweh himself, and the mask would possibly be the very thing that is a “later” version of Adam’s apple. Overall I would’ve loved to see the entire God of War universe intertwine with the Abrahamic God and Christ’s influence on the world. But I think the devs are a little too woke for that, sadly.
@Sam Malqui don't you have an Amazon to cut?
Notice how Tyr is practicing Tai chi. Def has visited other realms. Nice Easter egg.
Make a lot more please thank u for all ur videos I love this thanks
The nine realms are burning and tyr out there vibing and doing yoga gets me everytime 😂
Tyr?! Is he really alive?!
Or just illusion?
Odin: NOPE STILL ME HAHAHAHHA
It's him, you can find him in other places after this
Odin played a joke on all of us.
One time Tyr came to kratos as a snake, then bit him.
Odin: olive bitches!
Atreus should figure this out😂😂 and take the answers he wants
Tyr look way chill then Odin try to put him be and he is ready to help he sound like
This game came out yesterday. Thanks bro.
Man I really wanted to see how strong he was with like a cutscene or something but still cool to see the real Tyr
So the real Tyr was just hanging there in his prison just chilling. Cool
Love the small detail when Kratos said *your* god of war since he’s also the god of war
Tyr is so chill
Can't imagine how he feels about his brothers and nephews?
I don't like how they handled some character's deaths. Tyr being dead added more layers to the story, and showed Odin's true cruelty and obsession with fate. Finding out he's alive cheapens this a little. Even if they add a reason.
Birgir's death also comes across a little cheap when you find out he survived, especially so when they explain how in a secondary mission. Which is reduced to a joke, literally. He survived the fall by doing a (barrel) "roll".
I didn't have an issue with the deaths tbh
@@Kagetora-those non-deaths have no emotional impact and lead to no evolution
I honestly kinda felt solum meeting him for the REAL first time. Man, what a gut punch that Tyr reveal was at Sindri's house.
01:47 "I would love to be alone for a moment."
Dude... You've been alone for more than just a moment!
BRO HES ACTUALLY ALIVE. DAMN thats so F'D
Tyr:
Jamás fui importante en la trama el personaje
Týr just doing Tai Chi has me fucking rolling for whatever reason
Now we know why Thor called Týr a "preachy old stiff"
Tyr doing tai chi
I think they revealed the real Tyr still alive is because he is gonna be the one to introduce Kratos to the other mythology to destroy lol hence bringing GOW 6!!
Love how they implemented in the subtitles the Odin tyr doesn’t have an accent on the y as it should
I had tyrs betrayal spoiled by a youtube video (picture thing) on my feed, luckily it didn't say what it was so I was still surprised by the revelation of odin
I love Tyr is doing Tai Chi at the end there. I wonder if this is a subtle hint that the next pantheon in this series will be the ancient Chinese pantheon. Seeing Kratos fight 12 bosses based on the zodiac would be amazing.
The only problem is that now Kratos has finally found peace, there is no need for him to travel elsewhere to fight and given how reluctant he was to get involved with Ragnarok I doubt he has the motivation to pick up another fight
Most likely Celtic since it’s already mentioned by Mimir. Could be a hint!
@@RoyalConfetti I think if they would want to differentiate the visuals more than that. Ireland is not too different from Midgard with less snow