God of War 4 - Atreus Disrespects His Mother & Attacks Kratos, Kratos Gets Mad (GoW 2018) PS4 Pro
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5:21
New Kratos: Wise as a philosopher
Old Kratos: ZEUUUUUUUUUS
Older kratos: AREEEEEEEEEEEEES!!!
Kratos:REEEEEEEEEEE
I WILL HAVE MY REVENGE ON ALL OF OLYMPUS
Old Kratos: i'm gonna cast myself i to the abyss, what's the worst that can happen?
Old Kratos: Athenaaaaaaa
New Kratos: Boyyyyyyyyy
"She was better than a god.."
Man, Kratos really loved Faye.
Well....Kratos thinks all Gods are pieces of shit. So any decent mortal is probably better than a god in his eyes
Mike Hunt Wonder what Kratos thinks of Tyr then.. I know he hates all Gods (even himself), but Tyr is different ( So we are told)... wonder if a friendship could’ve been built if he was alive... Tyr probably is though
Kratos is a god he is the god of war if you played the original games you will know
FadedCool well technically he WAS the God Of War. I’ve played the games and in this realm (Norse Realm) would be technically be considered the God Of War?... I have no idea where I was going with this point. I believe his status of the “God Of War” isn’t really there anymore.
He still the God Of War though loool
Me: Upgrades Atreus's bow to the max and buys him the sharpshooter armor
Atreus: *Aims bow at me*
Ouch
Yeah... Now we know how parents feel when their children rebel.
So you have chosen dad talk
Let's be honest, Kratos would literally make Boi unable to sit for 500 years after a slapping session
Reminds me of what Rodney Dangerfield once said, “I got my boy a BB gun for Christmas and he got me a shirt with a target on it’s back.”
“She was BETTER than a God, and you shall NOT dishonor her.” I absolutely loved that line.
"Fine. Carry her yourself"
I would have been reset smacked upside the head for that 😂
@@geekymetalhead5112 why did you comment twice
@@tricky7153 my phone can double type comments even when I don't mean to sometimes, I already deleted one
Yes
@@geekymetalhead5112 I woulda smacked him right there
Atreus the only person that can shoot Kratos with a arrow and go on living
Aaliyah Everage for now
Well that and his brother deimos who was beating on him with a heavy gauntlet.
@@Arsonist_Clown he's dead tho, even though it's not kratos who killed him
hahaha
Aaliyah Everage
That "god-like" restraint. LoL
"You are too quick to temper. You are rash, insubordinate, and out of control!"
That's pretty much Kratos in the older games.
The Melon Man so true that's why it makes sense that he's trying to stop his son from following in his footsteps him through his experience that's good parenting
The Melon Man Lol exactly but at least he’s trying to make sure that doesn’t get past on to Atreus
Now that I made a timestamp and seen this comment at least I know there's someone that thought the same thing 😅. (But for some reason there is someone who's insulting me because of it)
The Melon Man--> Gave you some, too! 👍
The Melon Man
That’s the point, he sees himself and his mistakes in his son, and he is trying to make sure that it does not happen again with him.
1:27 Damn Mimir was about to sacrifice himself for the sake of Kratos and Atreus. What a true friend
Probably one of the best friends he has ever had. Maybe besides his brother but they wanted to kill each other so idk where that counts on the friend scale😂
I hated the fact Baldur kicked him, it feels like he did the worst thing that could ever be done lol
i fel bad about mimir at next games
"odin/thor smash mimir"
Yeah Mimir was probably the one on the mural who died in Atreus' hands
After the trailer, might even be tyr
Kratos: “You are quick to temper!”
Flashback Kratos: *Pounding Hercules to a pulp* “AUGGHHH!”
Kratos: “You are rash!”
Flashback Kratos: *Pounding God of Lightning* “ZEUUUSS!”
Kratos: “Insubordinate!”
Flashback Kratos: “AAREEESSS!!,”
Kratos: “... and out of control!”
Flashback Kratos: *Pounding three women at the same time.*
Yep, that’s his son alright.
😂😂😭😭
Can't help but remember brok mentioning a story too mature for atreus to listen while kratos remembers his past is the same. Killing,cursing and fucking
He wants Atreus to avoid the mistakes he made in his past. That's why he said those things.
Someone should go edit a video together.
CEDL0W agreed
Atreus: What? What you gonna do old man?
Kratos: Ask your half-sister
Tadicuslegion78 Oh you Cold blooded for that one lol
That's DARK but good at the same time.
That's fucked up 😂
Not funny bruh, he didn't want to kill there
Fucking brutal
You can tell how stunned Kratos is the when Atreus raises his bow to him, his worst fears coming to fruition in that single moment.
The circle continue..
"Face me, father. It's time to end this."
"I was a god like you once, but then i took a *boi* to the shoulder!"
Jablze family curse is following him.
Kratos fears no man but this boy it terrifies him
I love how Mimir chose to be silent during all these altercations. Goes to show he actually values their privacy and acknowledges how useless it would be if he were to butt in.
Pretty sure Baldr knocked him unconscious after the one line he spoke in the vid.
@@ividyon Is it even possible to knock a disembodied head unconscious?
@@Yougotcaged102 A kick to the head would shaken my brain and put me out unconscious, so for Mimir it's possible
Well he's the smartest man alive after all
@@and-168 that's some Rick and Morty logic. Maybe he can manifest a butt
If Atreus knew about his father’s past, he would mesured his own luck.
No amount of luck would have saved him if Kratos decided to beat his ass. Which is what most Slavic parents do to disrespectful children.
No, not every slavic.
@@jakubstasiak7358 Did he say "every slavic?" Cause it sure looked like he said "most slavic" not "every slavic."
@@QixTheDS does it look like anyone gives a shit?
@@cj5857 I appreciate the attempt, but given that you cared enough to respond with a meaningless retort, you’ll pardon me if I don’t take you overly seriously.
*this is the adoption center how my i help you?*
kratos: *hi I'd like to make a return*
I died.
driftster99 why are you so angry
big fella Why you gotta be a bitch?
McKidney Donor *IM TRIGGEEERREEEED*
driftster99 triggered...
*IM TRIIGGEERREEEED*
It's not too late.
When that word coming from kratos, you better listen.
Austin Pham that's what they were implying
those words*
In mi point of view those are words are of mercy kratos really doesnt want he end up like in previous games
Yes, Kratos knows what his past behavior can bring about. Speaking of which, I uploaded a video titled "Like Father Like Son [God of War]", where Kratos lectures B O Y while having flashbacks of his past life.
Here is the link if interested: ruclips.net/video/Z2fOyqMrFpA/видео.html
I think he refers to the patricide cycle Athena told him about. Zeus killed Cronus, Kratos killed Zeus, so he knows he should be careful about any rebel behavior coming from Loki
Despite how tough Kratos is with Atreus you can see the regret in Kratos' eyes when atreus pushes on Kratos' wound and out of instinct Kratos shoves him away, the way he drops his voice as he wants to apologise because he didn't mean to hurt his son is very unnoticeable at first but is fantastic once you realise. It really shows how careful Kratos is with his new family and tries his hardest not to fuck things up again
"Boy....i.... I didn't mean it...."
I mean, he did kill his daughter. So definitely some PTSD for him
2:20 ohhhh I see what you mean. Nice detail
It's not just that. His son just fucking attacked him, pushed him where he knew it would hurt.
He probably saw Atreus readying his bow, and was too horrified to even react. His own son had just hurt him, and now was about to take him down with a bow.
Dude, Kratos himself is nothing else but PTSD. Doesn't matter tho, he's still a great father! Yes he killed his own wife and daughter because Ares fucking tricked him. But he has learned to make peace with that. By protecting his own life blood for real this time.
Something tells me that Kratos destroyed the bridge to Jotunheim with Baldur on purpose not
because he was just attacking him, but probably because it was the worst time for them to
spread Faye’s Ash considering that *BOI* has been disrespecting his mother and Kratos at that time.
True i thought that too
Atreus was slowly becomes his fathers young version with god complex.
I think he was definitely rethinking some of his choices.
Yep
Also pry because baldur was there maybe?
Exactly right. Had they crossed the bridge at that point in time, they would’ve crossed over with the tension they were carrying around and with Atreus’ arrogant attitude, which would have soured the only experience they would have had to get closure to their wife and mother.
It just wasn’t the right time.
Belts of chaos is wat is needed here
Dom Solis haha haha
More like the slipper of chaos
Paddles of Chaos, if Kratos wants to get creative.
I was thinking the same
Dom Solis
Chanclas of chaos
Atreus: What are you gonna do? Kill me? We're family
Kratos: So was the entire Greek mythology...
Zeus: Oh yes, I still have nightmares of this guys just slaughtering with no restraint
@@yanuchiuchihaanimegamesand3907 lol
“So was your half sister”
Family😳
@@yanuchiuchihaanimegamesand3907
Kratos: Werent you the one that slept with everything that has a hole and breathes?
I always thought Kratos destroying the bridge showed how he's a good person. He purposefully did it so Baldur and Odin couldn't find the giants, he didn't know they died yet
Plus atreus was in young kratos mood
So wuth that attidue,he would disrespect his mother
I swear I like your pfp 👁👁
He also did it because he knew he wasn’t ready to release his wife’s ashes yet. Neither was atreus
I think it was because he knew Atreus wasn’t ready to spread his Mother’s ashes yet. Mimir told us that Jotunheim is the only place that the man that cannot be killed won’t follow you to.
I agree. He did it because he knew the Giants had been running back to their realm to escape the Aesir, and he had just revealed to Baldur, and by extension Odin, a pathway to Jotunheim.
As important as spreading Faye's ashes was to him, Kratos put the needs of a struggling people ahead of his own.
I really love how they made Atreus feel like almost real and human because naturally thats how any kids would react after knowing they're big shot and the game captures that really well
yeah. I remember getting big headed after my teacher would praise me for an assignment I'd do well. I can only imagine how cocky I'd have been being told I'm a god and what not🤣
And Atreus has that past behaviour coming back to mess with him in the form of Heimdall:
-Heimdall is cocky, arrogant, egotistical and lacks compassion, believing that being a God meant doing whatever he liked with no regard for the consequences.
Mimir the helpful backseat gamer
SolidArmy With that fucking camera, he really is helpful.
Dro'yla Jarhir The Feline Thief the camera could have been worse and plus, I believe you can change it in settinge
Dro'yla Jarhir The Feline Thief the camera is fine. You just suck lol
Max The Great I don’t think any of us understand what you meant.
I Am Bumperdump any of us? You mean just you, cause my comment was not made for you, it was a reply to the first reply to the main comment. Also, why did you write in past tense? Do you mean some other comment I wrote? lol
It is a father’s greatest fear to look into the eyes of his child and see all the mistakes they once made, waiting to happen again, his greatest goal to teach his child to avoid them, and his greatest sorrow to realize such lessons are found, not taught. It is a kind of pain only a parent can understand.
Mimir Voice - "Well said Brother. "
Da Shieldmasta nigga that's deep
That was deep
In the end only the individual is able to choose their path.
Damn deep
I gotta respect how quickly GOW was able to take me from "I love Atreus and I'd give him the world" to "I've never hit a kid before, but..."
and then right back to "I love Atreus and I'd give him the world"
I've not got kids but from what I've heard this is a very realistic depiction of children during puberty 😂
Ya’ know, during this time when you ask him to shoot arrows on those light crystals or sticky sap of the tree, he’d say “Whatever”. And I’d say “You’re getting your ass whooped in a short while, BOY!”
Then GOW R just makes Atreus based
@@SamzSKILLZidk dude. Disrespecting your dead mother is a bit more than the teenage puberty and angst most kids go through. Plus he legit hit his dad in his wounded spot and shot him with an arrow
Atreus saying "i'm a god too" is the cringiest thing in this game and I love it lol
lol I thought so too
@@samueldawkins Naive child stating the obvious gang
He is a kid I have memories of cringe shit I have done and said that I beat myself up over all the time for.
@@rayrd3927 kids say the cringiest shit,this kinda shows that Atreus is still a kid at the end of the day and I'm glad the game put it in
@@ILoveEvadingTax exactly, it's like when my mom calls me strong as a kid and then I would try to showoff how strong I am later on
"Don't make get the belt of war boy"
Zeke The Chesire the belts of chaos
Zeke The Chesire 😂😂
The Belt of Obedience
The paddle of Olympus.
Sinblack Bloodred XDD
can we just take a moment to appreciate how great baldurs' voice acting performance is?
2:36 "And here I thought my family was fucked up"
+10 points for that
As much as I hate the character, you are just as right.
The whole cast is excellent being from Scotland mimirs voice actor has the accent hands down far better than someone like Mel Gibson or Chris pine bastardising it 😄
Except for one slip up: "it's ovah"
3:58
I actually found his voice very out of place.
"your mother would disagree"
"she wasn't a god."
me: BOI, if you would say that to kratos like 10 years ago, your lucky if not every bone in your body is broken
Or ripped in half
Or dead
Lol haha but I don't think so.
He'd be like his sister.
It's not 10 years , probably a 100 years
*I love the part where mimir is willing to sacrifice himself in order to protect them*
He new the risks while saying that, when you are nothing but a head talking is the only way you can protect someone and he went for it.
*mimir of the bifrost teats*
Ikr
I always told my father I wanted to be just like him but I remember him telling me if you end up just like me, making the same mistakes I have failed as a father.
That's some good advice
Don't try to be like someone your not and just be honest with yourself.
Good stuff bro
Yet the coolest black who speaks clear
Ouch
The next game Kratos is going to die and the boy will hold him crying
Then a hour later Kratos will come back to the crying boy and say
“It’s time to continue our journey boy.” Then the god who killed him will be like
“Stop coming back to life!”
Atreus would kill his father just to complain he's never around lol.
"I've come to bargain"
Can kratos even die once and for all lol, like he was sent to hell or the under world and then fought back and got out lol
Ryan Wσʅʋҽɾ right he did that 3 times 33333333
And he's about to do that shit 4 times if he had to
I love how this game represents realistic parenthood. Kids growing up and becoming irrational and egotistical is pretty normal, and having good parents who scold you after you make a mistake out of love for you and wanting you to be better. The game really shows the disappointment of Kratos that he doesn’t want Atreus to make the same mistakes he did.
We must be better
Had Atreus not seen the error of his ways, he would have been like Modi, Baldur and Heimdall.
You can see it when Atreus is trying to ask Kratos about his past and Kratos refuses to talk about it. How parents worry that if their kids know about how they acted out when they were younger. Their kids won't respect them. No parent likes being called a hypocrite
4:45 I love how he just lightly crawls up on him before continuing to beat the fear of god out of him
😭😭 bro now that I notice it that just makes it funnier LMAO
"hey"
@@altr1k "wassup" SMACK SMACK PUNCH PUNCH PUNCH PUNCH SMACK SMACK PUNCH
He had to make sure he actually had him before he could start doing damage
Baldur can't feel pain, but his brain sure felt the force.
"She was better then a god"
Walter K better than aphrodite..😉😉
*than
To be fair his opinion of gods was as lower than the lowest scum possible
@@Mustache128 his opinion of the gods was a 20 and now its -100000
Kratos said that because he wants atreus to be much respectful to his mother
“You will Honor your mother and abandon this path you have chosen”
....”It is not too late”
Hearing his voice break a little at the last line really shows how terrified he is of thinking that the only thing he passed on to his son is his (Kratos) unstable rage and attitude towards other living beings...like he lost his soul without making a deal with a god....Kratos sees it’s his influence that is really affecting his son and how he sees himself as superior b/c of a title
Kratos didn’t see himself as superior because he was a god, nor did he lack compassion for living beings. It’s because of his love for his family that his vengeance was unleashed upon the gods. He hates Zeus for his lies about his brother and what he has done as well as how he treated mortals.
Kratos hates gods yes, he hasn’t changed since the last game in that regard and he would probably still kill Zeus...but he has control over his anger now. When he destroyed all the gods of Greece he no longer had anything to hate and so his endless anger and rage went to the only place it had left to go, upon himself.
When you hate yourself, you are crueller on your actions and self reflective. And so kratos learned from his mistakes and decided to live in exile and see out the rest of his days alone and live with the pain of his guilt and destructive nature...until he meets Faye, who taught him to love again and gave him a reason to live.
The reason Kratos fears telling Artreus the truth is that he fears he will lose him, he fears judgement from his own son. He wants him to live as a mortal, as Kratos remembers his happiest memories when he once believed himself to be mortal. He wants his son to live a life that he never had.
He didn’t lie to artreus because he was afraid he’d take the title of ‘being a god’ as being superior because that’s not what kratos did himself. He did it to try and protect him. He says it himself, as a god ‘you marked, you are a target’.
@@TheArsenalgunner28 Even if Kratos didn't mean for Atreus to become an arrogant little brat, he did basically lie about his past. He did allow Atreus to believe in something that wasn't the truth because it was easier than explaining to him what happened.
And really, Atreus only knows what happened because he saw that vision of Kratos killing Zeus. That wasn't by Kratos's own choice.
And this goes back to a bit of who Kratos was in the first games. He didn't want to deal with his grief and negative emotions so he turned to murdering the people he believed caused it all.
@@TheArsenalgunner28 Oh get real. Kratos was happily slaughtering people in the name of Ares. He only got upset when he realized the woman and child he slew were his wife and daughter. He was perfectly fine with murdering them otherwise. Also, Zeus only killed Kratos because Kratos was doing the same shit Ares was doing.
@@carlycrays2831 But didn't he deny that he didn't see anything?
@@Gamfluent His point was the commenter was trying to defend Kratos by saying "he was never like that!" but he was. Kratos used to be ruthless and absolutely did see himself as superior, why else was he okay with slaughtering hordes of people FILLED with wife and daughters? Even after his family's death, he (literally) stepped on innocent people to get ahead. He absolutely is better than that in the later games, but to deny his origins and try to say Atreus is just uniquely a brat disrespects the character development he's gone through and Kratos' own introspections. He sees godhood as a disease with rage as a side effect, which absolutely does not exclude himself.
I love how at 5:27 as Kratos starts mentioning Atreus' negative attitude the camera pans to Kratos himself. In many ways he is also unintentionally scolding his former self through his son.
He's well aware that he's seeing himself in Atreus, and that horrifies him.
Oh I think it was intentional.
After playing Valhalla where Kratos actually confronts his younger self… this aged like fine wine :)
3:23
World serpent: I'm just gonna pretend I didn't see anything
He's like: "Oh no. Anyway".
“damn... wonder what I’m gon eat today”
@@solitary2 he could’ve swallowed that dragon whole if he wanted too
RESPECT to the writers...felt like me and my son...
The fuck why did your son shoot you with a fucking arrow
real jew sksksk _stop_
Damn man your son caused y'all to be thrown into another realm?
Yeah... that was how the director got the authenticity down. He based it on some of the strained moments with his son.
@@Smd249 Kratos is voiced by a black man
At least he grew up at the end of the game.
That probably explains why Kratos absolutely hates gods. They have their heads stuck up deep in their asshole with arrogance and think they can do as they simply wish.
At the end of the day, we all grow up... well, some of us...
No One we'll tbh, he disrespected the shit out of his father zeus when kratos was younger, saying how useless his words were and how he never helped the people
No One she wouldn't let her son die just to "protect him"? And forced him to bring a giant to the all father odin as a sacrifice to break the spell
@@yuhyuh5674 stfu
"She was better than a God"
That single line has so much more weight, knowing that Kratos has watched those he loved die right before him. And the fact that he's *WEARING THE ASHES OF HIS PREVIOUS WIFE AND DAUGHTER*
Well, he hates all gods and thinks that there are no good gods because of his experiences with the Olympians, hence why he didn't want to tell Atreus that both of them are gods and why he said Atreus is "cursed", so any decent living being is better than a god to him. But yeah, he really loved her.
What I love about the dynamic between Atreus and Kratos the most throughout this game is that exactly after Atreus messes up big time, obviously Kratos is angry and disappointed, but he doesn't resent Atreus or go all 'old kratos' on him. He understands and warns Atreus of the path he's gone down, and its that sentiment that forces Atreus to reconsider his actions.
Yep. Later on, when you're on the boat, if you go near Baldur's dead dragon, Atreus apologizes and admits he screwed up badly. And Kratos replies, "You did. But... you are my son..." Joy of parenting, amirite? Your kids can be little jerks. But they're still your little jerks at the end of the day.
He has been there. Walked that same path. He knows what the bad choices lead to. So he just wants to do right by his child and teach him. Especially since he didn't have that growing up
Stern but controlled disappointment is far worse than yelling and screaming at someone.
Kratos needs the powerful Chancla of Chaos 😂😂😂
Ale Godoy #CHANCLASQUAD WHERE ARE YA'LL AT???
Hahahaha
I don't think Atreus would survive a hit from the Chancla of Chaos.
Ale Godoy that is an extremely deadly weapon
Just imagine a chancla made out of leather. Man, that would have been lethal.
2:27 guys that look gave my spine the shivers. Kratos literally saw himself in the kid at that moment; You see the SHOCK on his face...
Me: Slow claps
Not bad
Nice detail
1:16 finished this game twice and only just noticed Baldur taking an arrow through the mouth and proceeding to just chomp it in half and spit it out like a chad.
Kratos rebuking Atreus at the end is amazing.
This game is literally teaching men how to be better fathers.
For real though
This is the way honour your fathers and mothers boys 💪🏻
It's very similar to how my brother disciplines his son. Discipline just doesn't work if you don't explain what is going wrong and talk to them about how to be better
To hear Kratos say “it was needless and unkind” the first time made my brain stop. Honest to god record scratch sound and all lol
When does he say that?
0:13
Same here 🤣
Coming from the asshole that ended the Greek pantheon
@@mau4604 tbf the pantheon had it coming. lol.
@@codysellers4151 Mimir? Is that you?
Kratos:so this is how zeus feels
Atreus: *Gets cocky*
Me: PETULANT CHILD, I WILL TOLERATE YOUR INSOLENCE NO MORE!!! XDDD
Yeah, now that I think about it, Zeus always spoke to Kratos like an angry parent.
The thing about zeus is that at that time he was corrupted by the pandora's box fear. Also kratos during his time as a god of war in charge caused too much war and lead sparta personally to victory, Zeus was right stopping him, but maybe if he wasnt corrupted the way of making stop kratoa would have been another like: if you stop i will fulfill your wish, i will erase the nightmares of you killing your family
@@fernandobloodborne770 Not in the first game where he actually helped him. This was before he was infected by the Evil Fear.
I don't think Zeus can feel anything anymore.
"you, boy, are not yourself."
People seem to forget this, but this is Kratos's first scolding towards the insane Atreus.
It's clear that, for all Kratos's displeasure with his son's childish exuberance, he still sees Atreus as his son and knows how Atreus is the heart of the two. Kratos needs Atreus's good nature more than he likes to admit because the child brings the best of all situations. And just seeing Atreus becoming a bratty piece of garbage hurts him a lot, and the scolding is the breaking point of Kratos's tolerance.
And for certain, Kratos's scolding is VERY effective and efficient. No long-winded speeches or Aesops. Just a hard calling-out and that's it. Afterward, Atreus is relatively quick to be back to his good-natured self.
Contrast this with Odin's treatment of Heimdall: Odin inflates Heimdall's ego and tells him what he wants to hear. As a result, Heimdall is cocky, arrogant, egotistical and lacks curiosity and compassion.
You’re telling me Atreus thought it was smart for him to shoot a guy who could match Kratoes up close
well at the end of the day he is a kid. also he wasn't really in his senses that whole arc. just being super cocky
I know it's a video game and all but gat dayum it serves as a good how to parent tutorial.
Isaac Rorison lol yup 😂
Gallzatron
He obviously means the realistic bits man
The only parts of the game I was actually upset with atreus
Tbh i was only upset about him acting up during fights. Never cared about his backsass.
@KenAlpha1 My reaction to Atreus at this point of the game: ruclips.net/video/14VxtGjr3z8/видео.html
@@riiddisbuk2496 lmao💀💀
yep, but he's eleven though, imagine the new Atreus 14 years old with dem raging teenager hormones just finding out he's a god, boi would be impossible to deal with
@@fleivor5359 Kratos should have told Atreus of his true nature long before the game tbh, but its understandable why Kratos didn't, and it made for interesting drama so I'm not complaining.
Imagine hearing "the boy is cursed" from your father, without context:(
5:27 kratos describes his younger self
5:20 Now this is something that even I am impressed with, seeing kratos, of all people disciplining his own son without ever once resorting to violence and that's the type of character growth I can relate to! 💯
If Kratos was still old Kratos, Everytime Atreus does something wrong, I will see "PRESS THE X BUTTON REPEATEDLY".
yes but to be honest would have loved to see one good pimp slap i mean he did shoot him
@@bobbohobbo5836 I think kratos has PTSD from hurting his family 👪 😢
@@earlmoore7003 ok but he SHOT him that diserves the best pimp slap 10/10 pimp slap slaparion slapiruni big hisbiscus right to the dome
@@bobbohobbo5836 kratos is doing his best and trying to be a better father
2:25 is the closest Kratos gets to striking his boy, and the moment sticks with you. You see the fear on Kratos's face as soon as he does it.
He feels the anger coming from his son and remembers the anger he felt for Zeus
You can even tell he wanted to apologise but also terrified bc he saw his own son aiming a bow at him
@@garysmithfan1432 it gets way worse once you listen to the deleted voices from Gow3 and realise before Zeus was beat into a pulp he was free from the Evil Fear and apologized Kratos for all the suffering he did to him and asked to release him (from his torment)
Except, Kratos was justified in killing Zeus. Zeus destroyed his life. You wouldn't be a true God of War fan if you thought otherwise
It was clearly cuz he was aiming a bow at him
@@TheMurras
That's why those were deleted, because Zeus was already a horrible being before the Fear went into the Olympus. Just remember what he did to Kratos' mother.
dunno who this 'Atreus' is. I think you mean BOI
Kratos caring about the feelings of Sintri is one of the most wholesome things, I've ever seen.
He’s certainly gone under a massive overhaul from his old ways.
Guess we can call it growing up and getting wiser instead of angrier.
Anytime a parent says “this discussion is far from over” it’s really scary but when Kratos says it, you pray you’ll make it out alive
Geez...you tell a kid he's a god and suddenly he think he grown
3:22 world serpent chilling in the background as all the intense commotion happens
Lol he’s just chilling don’t know wut going on lol
he too big to care about the ants
dad is being kidnapped, oh well, i'm still here
He’s like: hell nah, last time I got involved in these affairs, I got sent back in time with the blow of a hammer
Well, if it was an adult Atreus from the future who blew the horn, then maybe Jörmangandr was literally told to not interfere with that fight? Because Atreus could only see the harm he had done by going to Hel?
As someone who lost his dad at a young age, when this game came out I felt like most of their relationship was my dad teaching me from the other side as one of the things that i love and that's video games. Love you Dad
@arianna thank you 🙏
5:49 I love that tone from Kratos.
4:58 young Atreus just casually took a face fulla concrete there 😂😂
3:14 imagine if kratos stopped halfway and just said, "he was a brat anyway" 😂😂😂🤣
Hahahaha
@@fernandobloodborne770
The soundtrack is to perfect at that party
"What's 17 more years?"
@@sasdagreat8052 "I can always start again"
@@livinglegend9709 "make another kid!"
" You are too quick to temper, rash, insubordinate, and out of control. "
Kratos definitely saw himself in Atreus
I hate how cocky Atreus gets when he finds out about the god thing
That stab on the shoulder was well worth
Well he's a kid. That's how they're supposed to behave
@@ManojKumar-hn8rc no that's how a brat behaves if Kratos would have been more prevalent in his life he would have been better in distancing himself he turned his son what he was so desperately trying to keep him from becoming a cocky god who looks at humans as tiny and insignificant children are a product of there upbringing not there age
@@bobbohobbo5836 seems like you're oblivious to character development
@@bobbohobbo5836 have you finished the game? atreus thought of himself as a mortal only to find out hes a god. most kids his age are immature, his character develops as the game progresses. you either didnt pass the game or didnt pay attention to the story
@@goroakechi6067 I agree with you partially if Kratos would have raised him better or have been around more he could have stopped what happened evidently you don't know how kids work cause if you did you would know that they are a product of how they are raised not their age group if Kratos would have been around more Atreus wouldn't have acted the way he did so yes you are partially right but you are not hearing what I am saying if Kratos would have been a better parent and had not been so secretive about his past Atreus would not have acted the way he did
If this was classic Kratos, you could add "and rips his head off" to the title.
He was always a family man, I doubt he’d consider doing that. I know it was a joke
@@A_Random_Rat you responded to a comment 2 years ago wtf
Sparkling Glove You responded to a month old comment wtf
A random Rat Hello brother
Kratos would’ve been more aggressive if he was younger
Kratos better daddy than Goku
In fact, at least he tries to be with his son.
Kyuni Gami That’s not too difficult tbh
Kyuni Gami damn right he is
Kyuni Gami Oh look! A ridiculously easy comparison!
Come on, be more creative.
This whole 'Goku bad dad har har'
Is getting really old.
That, and the piccolo is Gohan's real father crap.
Two of the most exhausted jokes in the fandom.
The Parody Wizard feeling the salt for a random comment.. Was Goku your dad too, do you feel lonely ?
Kratos scolding someone for being “unkind” is the wildest character development ever.
"Kratos Gets Mad"
Every single person who died to him: "Oh really? I had no idea"
The writing for this is excellent, everyone that was telling Kratos that he should tell his son that he is a god was wrong. This section where Atreus becomes a complete ass to everyone is exactly what Kratos wanted to avoid.
Steven Yim Exactly, which is why Kindness is more important than the truth.
loafhero There must be a balance of speaking truth out of love and kindness.
Steven Yim All this time Kratos fear was not being ready to tell him the truth of his nature. But it was Atreus that wasn’t ready to know the truth of who he was. Sometimes we’re too immature to handle the truth of who we are. And that’s what Kratos wanted to avoid.
Kratos was right about not wanting Atreus to know he’s a god, but he knew telling him the truth would stop him from being sick. He did the right thing by telling Atreus the truth, but he should have warned him to keep his ego in check. Something no god really knows how to do aside from Mimir.
@@cashthecurator666 mimir isn't really a god
4:58 🤣🤣🤣
I think he did it on purpose
Haha! 😂
KILLER DESTROYER lol
Considering that Spartan boys his age were thrown into cold weathers, maybe XD
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Masoud Fasihi 💀💀
How appropriate that Kratos had the unstoppable aura while he was running to save Atreus from Baldur
I like how we all know how much of a monster Kratos was in the previous games but he’s a better father than most. There are definite parents who respond physically to even the slightest back talk from their kids
Weren't you unable to kill deer like 1 day ago.
I forgot I even made this comment and I get a reply notfication a year later and I have 2.3k likes what the hell.
not even a day.
I'm replaying it and I forgot how insufferable Atreus becomes after learning he's a god. Little prick struggled to kill anything at the start of the journey and now he thinks he can take on Baldur? Stupid kid. xD
@@newabortion515 Well Kratos didn't want to tell him for that reason among others
@@newabortion515 he should have told him that he's not a god but his father is lol.
Pumpkin Skeleton well that’s still not the full truth since he is half god half giant so he would actually say that you’re not a full god
Damn last time i saw kratos that pissed off he killed an entire pantheon using the blades of chaos atreus was lucky that kratos didnt use the *belt of chaos* on him XD
*Blades of Athena. The Blades of Chaos were stripped from him in the first GoW when he was fighting Ares.
@@mjthagawd2391 * blades of exile.
@@mjthagawd2391 he still had them. After he became the god of war he had acces to all the weapons of ares including the blades of chaos. But he didn't use them because of the baggage that comes with them. Nor vn he separate from them as the gods put a curse in the blades, so if kratos tries to rid himself of them they will always come back
I find it extremely wholesome that kratos pushes Atreus and then holds out his hand and says "boy...I" like he was about to apologize
Atreus shouldn’t have slapped his wound lmao.
Anyone else think ita just amazing how kratos jumps after his son with absolutely no hesitation he doesn't give af who or whats in his way hes getting his son back
Needless and unkind? Never thought we would hear those words from kratos' mouth.
Mister Hamlicrazy123
Yeah, that is how Faye changed him. She made him better.
Zachary Hamilton and we must be better than this right?
@@Rinza12345 I really want an in-between game where Kratos is lost and wants to die but then Faye finds him and changes him over the course of the game.
Young Kratos: I WILL HAVE MY REVENGE!
Old Kratos: Yo, why were you being so mean to the dwarf? That’s not nice.
@@giygas_9577 Yes! I hope in the next game we can take a glimpse into how Kratos arrived in the Norse realm and met Faye. I want to see what she looks like and their interactions.
Atreus just walked off that stab wound huh
Well he is a God too so him having a healing regeneration/factor not to far fetch
You just watched Kratos get a pillar stabbed into him and you’re questioning a knife to the shoulder?
Chuck Bates Not to mention back in the Greek days, he died instantly when Ares did what Baldur does here.
WonkyTonkBotty back then he was only a demi god since he hadnt opened the pandora box at that point in time
And when zeus killed him with the blade of olympus kratos died because it was a weapon infused with the power of another god (the strongest of them all even)
Its normal something like this wouldnt kill kratos
As for atreus it is weird but it does seem he has some kind of toughness
Like when he fell of the serpents mouth without getting injured
MrXxdarklordxX He's part-Olympian God and part-Giant, so that answers how tough he is.
Atreus: She wasn’t a god
Kratos: *She was better than a god and you shall not dishonor her*
5:40 The slight break in Kratos' tone is what sells it here. He knows more than anyone the cost of vengeance for he had lived a life full of it. He realises its ultimately not worth it, and to see his son take the steps toward being like he was shakes him to his core...
I just got to this point in the game and I think I get it, why his behavior changed so suddenly and changed back as quick....he was drunk, like literally five minutes before his dad gave him some strong wine just before
I forgot about that
If he was drunk, his aim would be crap. Not to mention, that was a weak-ass swig he took. This was just him being a jerk. Even before the wine, you could hear his ego slowly go up, when he said, he felt dumb for feeling bad for killing the Dark Elves. Even Mimir raised an eyebrow going, "Uhhhhh, laddy that's a red flag right there."
His behaviour turn realy bad since he drink that wine
@@squashmallow2006 he's Loki...for all we know he's a better aim drunk 🥴
I just LOVE this scene, Kratos, of all people even when being pissed off at him not ONCE resorts to violence against his son. He may be a monster but knows better how to raise a child. That is character development AND GOOD PARENTING.
“Who’s activated the bridge?”
“hEY I AsKEd YoU A QuESTiOn”
If there was ever a perfect line for a Father to tell his child in real life "You will Honor your Mother and abandon this path you have chosen, IT IS NOT TOO LATE" is one of them perfect lines
2:30
i can already hear the belts thats coming for Atreus...
3:10 - 5:08 is such an epic sequence of events, really gets the heart going
This game is absolutely incredible and I’ve never even played it, yet I’ve watched every cutscene. The visuals to the dialogue to the plot and father son dynamic... absolute masterpiece.
you need to play it, even if you have not played previous GoW games. Its a work of art imo, especially for sons and fathers.
You absolutely need to play it and the previous GoW games if you haven't already played them.
You realize how much he truly loves Atreus when he yells his name instead of yelling boy when Baldur takes Atreus
Who else wanted to just let baldur take him at this point?
Vex Wolfrium true true
Vex Wolfrium he's like the most unlucky little prick jinxing everything
Vex Wolfrium YES. Then take like a week of vacation and THEN rain hell on asgardt
Nope. Still wanted to save him even tho he was being disrespectful. If I was told that I was a god I would probably be acting the same way.
@Weight Overload dude its the feeling itself. Lets say u couldnt even defend yourself and then u learn that you are a god, obviosly u gain more confidence in yourself to the point when u start thinking Im a god I can do anything and then sudenlly u forget how 2 hours ago u couldnt even kill an animal
2:04 kratos: did you mean "bastard"?
Baldur: if you had no mother, then yes?
Kratos: oh, it's just my dad was a real bastard
Kratos: I killed my mother and father.
I think Kratos is patient with his boy because he knows a lot of Atreus' traits came from him lmao. "You are quick to temper, you are rash ..." yep ... sounds like the old Kratos to me
The most respectable thing is that even when he is angry at Atreus, he doesn't resort to violence against his son. He is a true father.
2:30 At this moment Kratos knew, BOI is Zeus' grandson ⚡😂 Got him all his lightning/electrocution flashbacks in the previous games 😂😂
Soon as they get home
"Let the rage of the Spartans fill your belt Kratos. "😂😂
Arteus needed it after all that disrespect.
Kratos: AREEEES
Kratos: ZOOOOOS
Atreus: BALDURRRR
Like father, like son.
BOOOOYYY!
3:25 Jormungandr in the back like: "uuuuh I like where this is going, this must be when they kill Baldur"
"Oh shit, they went to Hellheim"
"You are too quick to temper. You are rash, insubordinate and out of control"
*as the camera pans to Kratos*
Atreas didn't get the belt, so Kratos didn't really get mad.
Cassie Barns if he got the belt from Kratos, Atreus would be dead.
You sure about that?
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well his maturity grew but if he had the same personality he would attack him until he pulls out his heart and head legs and arms
2:52 my man ran like a true child kidnapper