God of War Ragnarök - All Thor Cutscenes
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Join Kratos and Atreus on a mythic journey for answers before Ragnarök arrives. Together, father and son must put everything on the line as they journey to each of the Nine Realms.
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RELEASE DATE: 11 Nov, 2022
DEVELOPER: Santa Monica Studio
PUBLISHER: Sony Interactive Entertainment
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I love that Thor doesn’t drink the mead in the first scene, but only smells it. A little foreshadowing to the fact that he’s trying to be sober for his family
Just noticed that. Nice touch
He could've noticed the ravens, but they probably weren't the main reason. Good catch.
@@nostalgicwarframeplayer1231 Odin keeps telling Thor he liked him better before. Odin for sure prefers Thor to be a drunken idiot
@@kel3177 because he’s way easier to manipulate that way
"you're no fun anymore"
Thor: **Kills Kratos**
Greek Gods in the afterlife: Yes! Yes! Yes!
Thor: **revives Kratos**
Greek Gods: NO! NO! NO!
There aren't many Greek gods left after Kratos. Aphrodite might be highest remaining.
I meant they're speaking from the afterlife but I've edited the comment
Me, who remembers everything Kratos did to them: Um, why are you eager to have Kratos, same guy that killed you all, come down to Hell with the rest of you? You DO realize he'll happily tear you all apart AGAIN at the first sight of you all, right? I mean, he's crawled out of Hell like 3 different times already.
Zeus, Hades, Poseidon:.....Shit, yer right.
@@falseprophet1415 Nah, I mean Kratos hates his past self for what he did. If he ever did come come in touch with the greek gods again for whatever reason he'd simply walk away
@@vksasdgaming9472 "there aren't many" he killed them all, except for Aphrodite
Thor: “Do you know, what I’ve done?”
Kratos: “YES, but what will you do now?”
That was delivered so well
Kratos himself has even done worse than Thor. And he even wanted him to be better for the sake of his daughter.
What did Thor do?
@@OutlawOfTexas Kill thousands of Giants, killed innocent people.
@@JaketheJust says the man who killed his own daughter XDDDD
@@OutlawOfTexas brothis game was garbage i don’t get why people are hyping this up. I hate how they turned all the norse gods into drunken stumbling idiots it’s a disgrace
Heimdall moves to odin’s blindspot so he can look out for him, whilst Thor goes up to Odin’s good eye side so he could be noticed. Nice little details reflecting the family dynamics
Holy shit that's impressive attention to detail.
How did you notice this?!?!
@@elviraweekes3906 Hours of anaylisis
Very impressive
However Thor sneaks up on Odin all the time as it is implied, meaning he is there but does his work without notice
He tried to be better, his own father doesn't hesitate on killing him, Thor wasn't bad, he just needed help an guidance to be better. I feel so bad for him.
Odin did him dirty😑
He's a giant killer don't forgetttt
I definitely felt bad for Thor by the end.
@@sillkthashockerwe can still try and empathise
@@sillkthashocker because Odin made him one. Doesn't justify of course, but if Odin treated Thor like a son instead of a weapon, perhaps the story would be different
The crisp snap every time he recalls the hammer is perfect.
The hammer's sounds were their own sweet music.
@@StealthTheFoxz They seem kind of inspired by MCU thor's hammer sounds. Which I
am okay with because it makes it sound like it has weight
@@DWlsh43 I think the hammers do sound very similar but I honestly can’t think of what the hell else a flying, torso-sized brick of metal would sound like
Bro said some 🫰🔨⚡️
Snapping for the hammer is much cooler than just holding your hand out for the hammer
7:15 I love how kratos immediately puts his hand in the axe when odin touched atreus, like he was preparing to protect him.
The attention to detail throughout the game was actually so good.
@@A.N.G.R they definitely deserve those awards
motion capture
Also before that 5:58 when Odin mentions Atreus
@Rggvx this might be looking too far into it, but I like how Kratos keeps Thor from getting his cup, but didnt when Odin takes his cup, shows that he has lost control of the situation.
I say they didn't disappoint when they wrote thor in this story and the design of the hammer is awsome!!!
Yup I agree also the design for the hammer is actually how mjinoir was said to look like from actual Norse mythology
@@HawaiiVenom392 Fun Fact about Mjolnir, it's handle in the original myth was made a bit shorter than intended. Maybe it's the same in the game but more intentionally for Brok and Sindri to do a bit of trolling.
@@mellotomevoices Well, Thanks to Loki, the handle broke at the middle of forging & they had to make it short.
@@abidurrahman6754 well he a tricker after all
@@code066funkinbird3 "is that true Loki?, You a little trickster?"
i like the way thor tries to be calm and slow in the beginning. he and odin are really like a dark mirror to kratos, atreus (and grandpa zeus) in terms of manipulation and giving in to your worst instincts.
You mean calm and reasonable… 😏
Zeus is a irresponsible, Coward and Straightforward narcissist God while Odin is manipulative, Cunning, relentless seeker and giver wisdom that will sacrifice any of his friends and family just to seek the future
Sounds woke, according to @Tekc McFly in this comment section.
@@Bimhermodrsenblom Can't even tag someone you're trying to burn? Tsk tsk, sounds like a Boomer
@@tekxmcfly6159 I don't got enough time to type people's names right on a comment section on RUclips. I have a life.
I love the first fight with Thor. Not only do they perfectly build him up as a terrifying, formidable presence since the first game - they completely subvert your expectations by having him chill with Kratos for a minute.
Even during that scene, he's such an intimidating aspect. You feel legitimately threatened by him and Odin showing up at the house.
And then, when they fight - Kratos doesn't just lose. He _dies._ Thor _kills_ him, and revives him just to see how strong he really is.
Incredible way to show power, rather than tell it.
Yeah that's what I like as well. First they tried a peaceful resolution.
But ended up in Combat cause Kratos knew what Thor wanted and he couldn't deny him that lkl
First time I experience Kratos dying to Thor in that cutscenes, my mom and I were both surprised
I especially love the cutscenes throughout. Thor know he'll heal eventually, so he lets himself get hit if it means potentially scoring an extra blow. He feels like a mountain with his strength and size.
He didn’t kill kratos
He only knocked him out …stop saying he killed kratos people
@@The_RICHEE Another Kratos cocksucker I see. Lmfao the death screen popped out when Thor hit him with the hammer.
Thor is basically what Kratos could have been if he didn't kill the Olympians. Zeus and the rest of them would have kept him a slave meant to do nothing but kill senselessly all in the name of Olympian superiority.
Oh my god! This is so true!
Well, that’s great observation. It just shows that Thor is Kratos’ more evil counterpart and, if Kratos was still loyal to the Greek Gods, he would end up like Thor here.
They did have Kratos as their slave/champion for ten years until the events of God of War, where he attempted suicide and was then awarded the mantle of God of War by the gods.
@@nnnmmmable First Kratos was victorious Spartan general and was beaten by barbarians. Then he pledged himself to Ares and became enforcer of Olympians. Ares decided to make him more focused by getting rid of his family. It worked and Kratos remained their enforcer. Then he got second thoughts and decided to find himself a new patron and found it because Olympians didn't like Ares. Cue Kratos to kill Ares with reward and Kratos does as expected and gets what was promised - he does not forget what he has done. Cue Kratos as resentful and bitter god of war. He goes on big rampages until Olympians decide to remove post of god of war and Kratos loses his divine power and gets killed. Cue Titans recruiting Kratos to be their enforcer and Kratos joins. As Titan's enforcer Kratos destroys his fate and leads Titan's attack on Olympus. Cue massive rampage and being abandoned by his new patrons at side. In the end Kratos' bloodbath all he has learned is that revenge is futile and his long-time patron and guide Athena abandons him as well. Cue Kratos surviving as human, recovering and arriving to Midgard where he marries one of Jötnar and gets schemed into another plot.
I feel like Thor is a mirror of what Kratos could have been, a broken god who is little more than a weapon wielded by others. The fact that he is the only one who can equal Kratos in strength feeds into that, like they are similar in many ways, just that Kratos has broken free and become better. Kratos even beats him when he taps into his younger more rage filled self, yet he also shows he can control it where he used to be ruled by rage.
Such a pity Thor was murdered, I wish him and Kratos could have developed a friendship of some sort.
They would've been the best shonen main duo ever
I really thought he was going to help in the final fight. I was so disappointed
Bit of a reach here, but I feel like Thor isn't really gone. He's the only God killed in this game and in 2018 who just simply disappeared. No corpse, just evaporated. Baldur, Magni, Modi, Heimdall, hell even Odin himself you see their bodies when they die. I like to think it means something and haven't seen anyone else talking about that.
already did but it was short lived
@@VividVibes390 I'm split on him being banished to some prison and him being annihilated by gungnir's power.
If you're wondering what kratos whispered to atreaus in the beginning, he said "Go and hide Mimir."
how do you know?
@@maxeniteI mean it is what artreus did do lol
@@maxenite you can just barely hear kratos say Mimir
yeah, looks and sounds like he’s saying “hide mimir”
@@user-jt6ns8wf9qit’s the only thing I could make it too.
I love that they actually make the tooth Thor pulls out is actually modeled and an asset you can find when the cinematic ends.
Wow what?
IKR
Even AFTER beating the game it's still there
Name a more powerful being than Kratos's house
That thing has been through a handful of gods, and its still standing
Aphrodite, she survived the circle attacks
The table man Mjolnir is heavy and it lay on top of it like a boss.
Kratos‘ rag pants and shoes that seemingly can survive all the gods and all the realms without burning off or something
Kratos' nutsack
@@nashorn5803 Then flattened by Gaia.
Maybe I’m just making this a stretch, but I like how Odins two ravens in the beginning are doing different tasks. Ones watching the scene intently, while the other is looking around and scouting. Shows that odin really isn’t taking any chances with this situation
They symbolize mind and memory as well. One gathers all the information while the other ponders it and how it can be useful to Odin.
@home9dog2blue cringe
@home9dog2blue yes... that's what storytelling literally is; some stuff mean stuff, whether subtle or not
obviously overthinking the situation and stretches are a thing but usually nah writers and stuff put their hearts into stuff and for mise-en-scene shit
@@home9dog2blue sounds like the writers may have thought of it more than you
And Thor gives one of the ravens a nod that it's safe
Ryan Hurst crushed it as Thor and made it his own. I really liked his take on the character
Yeah, he was underused though imo
@@chrisquinn3377 no he wasn’t.
@@raymelleonard3075 the man said imo. Why do you nutheads just can’t understand that?
@@Mimirrrr cause he wasn’t cry about it
Wait, that's OPIE??
Kratos is fucking badass the fact he stood up straight in front of odin and said "No." Is unbeliveable!
Not really bro solo’d Zeus 🤣🤣
yeah i mean it's Kratos he did some crazy staff in the past like killing all the god of olympus he reach a level that saying no to odin is a formality
@@AlterEgo-Kaiser He didn't kill all the gods back in olympus just the important ones
mans was ready to square up and beat the shlt out of old man odin
"The deal from the Gods is useless as themselves!"
-Ghost of Sparta
I have to say. I LOVE the way this opens up. Last game Atreus has the dream about Thor showing up. And its this big deal and a big fight seems to be just a hair's breadth away. Lighting and thunder and the whole high noon standoff thing.
Turns out, Thor just wants to talk and even brought the drinks. That is how you subvert an expectation. Granted it all goes to hell anyway, but we all knew that was gonna happen. No way it wasn't. But that calm before the storm is just amazing to see.
I also like how Thor isn't the murderous brute that Mimir paints him as in the previous game
@@megabladechronicles962 He very much is, all those stories were true. Thor drinks to forget everything he has done to keep the guilt away, which in turn makes him a violent bully
@@calpone6399 Not to the extent Mimir implies. Contrary to what Mimir says, Thor regrets his actions
@@megabladechronicles962 That's why he became an alcoholic to deal with the guilt, but like we see in the bar fight, a drunken Thor is a violent destroyer
@@calpone6399 Yep, that's also why he is actively trying to sober up. He understands it and wants to change. I love that part to his character.
Odin's reaction to his family's deaths in the first scene told me all I needed to know about him.
Didn't care in the slightest about Magni & Modi, and even insulted them in front of their grieving father. All because they weren't that competent.
Baldur is a different story, despite the fact that he was a sadistic psychopath. He was competent, that's all he cared about.
That just shows why Thor turned out the way he did.
I love Thor's reaction when odin insults his son's.
Baldur should return
@@MohamedAli-xu3uw Thor should return
He chastised Kratos for killing his “tracker.” Not even bringing up the fact Baldur was also, you know, *his son.*
Says all you need to know about him before even learning about his motives
Anyone who's ever had a drunk in their family, especially a child dealing with their parent, knows how phenomenal the scene after the bar fight was and how close it hits to home. And it hit HARD. (quick note, I know people check back on comments and say 'Wow, thanks for the thousands of likes guys!!' But I could care less about self validation through a comment section and what I said. I'm glad to see how much we're relating through my note on here, and how so many go through such a terrible ordeal. Yet we've all had the strength to come out on top and see through such dark times. That's a mighty inspiring thought.)
Im so glad I dont have the drinking gene.
I tried alcohol a few times. Ima be honest, I dont feelmuch from it.
I like the taste of beer, but that's about it.
@@honkhonk8009 nobody asked tbh
@@lp.shakur Yes we get it, your parents never cared enough to ask about your day.
@@honkhonk8009 Fair enough.
@@lp.shakur cringe
Look at how Odin slams the mead in front of Thor as if encouraging him to drink. And then when Thor doesn’t he takes it away from him and takes a sip disappointed. Then he immediately says “ur no fun anymore” while waving the cup implying that he should drink again. These are the details you only notice while playing the second time through, after understanding the characters. Great attention to detail!
This game gets better and better with every little detail
I always thought that line was out of place, now it makes sense
that he desperately resists to remain consciously. Only for his wife and daughter. But he did it for once and finally
Good catch!
That is so subtle, but it is genuinely one of the most awful things I think I’ve ever seen in a game lol.
His own father shoving this addiction in his face the way you dangle a carrot in front of a horse to make them walk. Odin couldn’t care if a drunk Thor would brutalize his own children as long as he listens to his orders.
That subtlety in the beginning of thor just sniffing the mead and not drinking, hinting to his former alcoholism and that he's trying to better himself
And then Odin pushes a drink in front of him and when Thor refuses it he claims “you’re no fun anymore” then downs the two in front of his son shows how cruel and abusive he is to the core
@@youknowwhoiam2771 oh, I took the drinking as a sort of badass, I'm here, im in control, shut up and listen
Like a mafia boss waltzed into your home, striking up friendly conversation, while casually drinking your cup you had prepared for dinner, without asking, just looking you in the eye
I wonder if it's multifaceted now, that would be very Odin
@@youknowwhoiam2771 Yikes that man is such an absolute monster.
@@adamtheriault6743 He knows Thor is easier to manipulate when he’s a drunken idiot
@@Zoologically_Explained ah yes, because my first impression never changed as I got further into the story, such a concept would be madness abhorrent to the human mind
To dumb it down, that was my first impression before I got all the details, you know, before we actually learn about Thor's drinking and Odin's exact hand in it, and i still find it to be a cool little detail that I enjoy
Careful who you call an idiot
Thor may have been a villain before he realized the error of his ways, but he’s a real badass. Also, his voice sounds similar to Josh Brolin, A.K.A. Thanos.
Wouldn't surprise me if his voice/mo-cap actor also stood in for Brolin for some projects!
I thought it was when I first heard him.
It's Ryan Hurst, he played Beta in TWD and Opie in SOA. An awesome actor! 😄
I was thinking about it too 😂
RIGHT?!
I love this interpretation of Odin. Absolutely brilliant.
He feels like a mob boss and it works so well
@@devidevil888 he is one kind of villains who you can sympathize with
It’s as if Jeff Goldblum as the grandmaster and Steve Buscemi were the same people.
@@grievetan If you are a gaslighter piece of shit sociopath, perhaps. Who the fuck sympathises with Odin?
I hate it
They made Thor a shockingly deep character, a tragic character. You can see just how ashamed he is of himself, and how stressed and depressed he is throughout the game. You can tell he wants to rebel against Odin, but doesn’t due to Odin’s manipulation.
And that moment you realize Sif isn’t talking about Atreus, but she’s talking about Odin
10:41 Thor is actually referring to his fight with Faye in Vanaheim when he says “this feels familiar”. Nice little detail that I didn’t notice until now
I thought it was gonna hint time travel
Do you by any chance know if someone in the game mentions this fight? I don’t remember it.
@@co7769 You have to go to the crater location in Vanaheim and the frozen lightning is one of the first things you see. The area is completely optional though so you probably missed it.
@@co7769 it’s only mentioned in a side mission in Vanaheim
@@charlieclarke1899*during the game. The whole crater area and it’s side missions are most definitely available during the story
The fact that Calliope was mentioned in this game makes me think that Kratos actually relates to Thor's guilt in tormenting Modi and leading his sons to their deaths by Odin's manipulation
They have a lot of similarities, they were both manipulated into causing the deaths of one of their children, they both wiped out a race, they both had a cruel and abusive father who was leader of the gods of their realm and they're both trying to change for the child they have left. The main difference is Kratos is near the end of his journey of redemption and Thor is only just starting.
I think Kratos realised this when he, Atreus and Mimir are talking about why Thor quit drinking and he recognised that Thor is going through what he went through, which is I think what motivated him to keep trying to talk to Thor at the end and how he knew that Thrud and Atreus' friendship would be the key to getting through to him.
Odin went straight to the point
😆😆😆
"You're no fun anymore"
The point was declined
Unlike most RUclipsrs.
(They get to the point 10 minutes into the video, smh)
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Thor did not deserve to die :(
He's a much better character than I ever could have imagined from what we got in GoW 2018
Didn't torture a giant by tearing all their arm off one by one and then letting them bleed to death?
@Fadil Langston no thats all in your head so be quite
He 100% deserved it
@@fadillangston9797didn't Kratos rape and pillage his way through Greece? Didn't he use a woman as a doorstop?
When you hear stories about Thor in the first game you think he's a ruthless killing machine who kills for fun but in this game we get to see something different. You can tell he's a genuinely nice and cool person and he's like that because of Odin. Lines like "Nice place", "You're an OK kid" and "I wouldn't let that mask...", caring about his family, following his father's orders despite knowing their wrong and getting drunk because of killing the giants and other bad things that he has done really show that deep down he's a good person
Also I like the detail that Thor isn't Odin's son but when Odin wants him to kill Kratos he is Thor's father
I call BS he’s pretty much a sociopath but they show him in this game during his “trying to be better stage” from what’s told in the last game he’s like a boogie man, in every story with him he kills
@@MrTHEMONEEMAKERSo exactly like kratos. If he got his redemption then so can thor
I genuinely felt terrible for Thor he had lost his sons and wanted to make peace with Kratos, but this was refused and Thor decided to try to kill him. I really do hope that Thor was with his sons again at the end.
It's not that he doesn't want peace with thor but odin is here. I think if thor only came here instead of bringing Odin along, yeah he would make peace with thor.
@@alfredolarios1992 Nope just the game fcking with you, Arkham Asylum vibes.
@john Bishop
Thor did kill Kratos
Canonically.
@cheese The directors, writers, developers, and animators, many of whom have worked on multiple God of War games, cleared the sequence of Thor knocking Kratos out and reviving him with Mjölnir. That's all the info we need.
It's fairly heartbreaking how much of Thor's dialogue is him emphasizing or implying that he's just a stupid brute. It's evident of how he was raised by Odin, constantly being reminded that he's just a weapon for Allfather. The saddest one for me was where he was talking to Sif about giving Thrud swords and he says that she's smarter than her father. A powerful god whose self worth was brought so low by his own parent.
And then Odin kept telling him to "Not think", just further turning him into a weapon. It's depressing really, I felt really bad for Thor.
And then Odin kept telling him to "Not think", just further turning him into a weapon. It's depressing really, I felt really bad for Thor.
36:16 i mean,look how freaking amazing this looks,Thor in rage mode,the way they hit eachothers weapons,this game is a masterpiece
btw Thor s voice actor is SPOT ON TOP TIER
Don't you mean Top Tyr?
@@rosco3866 STOP.
@@rosco3866 bahahahha
I like Thor more like this than how he's portrayed in MCU Disney. Some of his flaws are quite relatable.
The Thor I wanted in end game
@@slinkybeans2442 he was drunk and fat in Endgame so… halfway there at least
@@youknowwhoiam2771
Yeah, but they played it as a joke, when they really had the opportunity to take things seriously and really dig into the feelings of self loathing he had, but sadly, MCU doesn't like to do anything too deep😢
Ah yes... we all commit genocide because our dad said so once in a while!
@@subterfugeredux7407 well that act isnt relatable, but the fact that Odin has so much power over his life, is relatable for some people.
He got a lot of depth in God of war, but now that he’s in ragnarok I can’t help it think that I’m just a little disappointed that he got killed
Thor was supposed to die in Ragnarok after defeating the world serpent he gets poisoned and dies after taking 12 steps
@@user-jt6ns8wf9q oh I understand, it’s just I wish we had maybe a bit more screen time, but his Arc in GoW Rag was great
@@adamtucker1064yeah I kinda wish Thor had more screen time like another encounter with Kratos or something across the storyline
How is Sif sexually attracted to this man Thor when he has a bloody untreated open cut from a axe in his stomach? Who would want blood dripping on them during sex?
@@jaccblikky8977 Thor is the embodiment of testosterone, I’m not a woman but I mean.
In norse mythology thors hammer mjolnir was said to be really heavy that even worthy people cant pick up meanwhile kratos's table was able to stand a lightning strike and its holding the mjolnir
By that logic simply putting it (GENTLY) on the ground shatters it. Think theu went with the "worthy" thing
It's not about being worthy its because in the mythology Loki sabotaged the Dwarves thus they could not make a longer handle for the hammer and Thir was the only one who was strong enough to lift it
@@jackhanver1420 no man. Loki did really sabotaged the making of the hammer but because of the bet they had with dwarves. Loki challenged them, that they wont create the greatest weapon ever existed and he bet his head for it. He did lost the challenge though. Odin didn't let them take his head off, instead his mouth was sewn up. As for the hammer, its not about the weight or "worthy" thing. The weapon itself was so enormously hot that could be wielded only with specific gauntlets, which Thor had. Mjolnir weighted like a feather for the wielder, but was heavy as a mountain for enemies. Thor also had a belt that doubled his own strength. So thats it basically. It is said that the hammer had some kind of own will and sometimes flew away. So Thor sometimes had to release it from troubles it got itself in. You should read the stories if you are interested. They are gore, but fun.
@@Frozenmix1 Mjolnir didn’t fly off on its own, that’s not in any of the true sources we have. Also Thor didn’t need the gauntlets or the belt to wield the hammer. He was able to lift it just fine without it. We have limited info due to the sources being so widespread and different regions of people believing slightly different things.
There is no worthy shit, that is just Marvel. In GoW Thor is a genocidal maniac what could he be worthy of
The fact that thor is this close to killing kratos is actually one of the biggest feats, bro even had the balls of steel to face a god whom killed alot of gods before. Excited to see the GOW Egyptian in the future.
Edit: And yes i know Kratos is holding back because of his rage, but think about it, Thor almost killed him! Like thats crazy.
He already went to Egypt in a comic
@@sbthesage2100 who? and where?
is it confirmed we are going to Egypt or what's happening?
@@lp.shakur kratos was supposed to be set in egypt but they changed it into norse for some reason, thats all i know from what i have heard.
@@googlesucks3427 so we know nothing and it's all just bs speculation, wouldn't even make sense tbh
I think this was mentioned in a different video on the first scene, but it’s Viking custom to put the weapons on the table before a peaceful discussion. If that’s the case, Kratos is being very respectful here.
He’s acting calm and reasonable
Because he is a Calm and Reasonable person
He changed a lot as shown in the norse world and he also learned their customd.
Funny thing is its a two way street. In Greek tradition it is custom to show all guests hospitality; including unexpected & unwelcome guests. It is also Greek custom for a good guest to not show up empty handed. So if it was intentional by the game makers; it shows Odin did his research and tested Kratos to see if he was a savage only showing up when Thor sent word to him that Kratos would follow custom.
@@oddchild1 so you’re saying that Odin give Thor a mead?
I like how this is one of those videos where they don’t skip over stuff just to show only specific parts of Thor being in the cutscene.
Never would've expected God of war to have an actually in depth and heart wrenching story of addiction and relapse and the affect of those on family. Phenomenal writing.
Yeah. They stepped it up a few notches in the later games. I think the first games set a solid foundation with most of the plot being driven forward by fear. Kratos only ascends to the throne because the Olympians fear Ares and then the next two games are all about their fear of Kratos. This even affects Kratos and it isn’t until he meets Pandora who isn’t acting out of fear of him. And that reminds him of a time before he was feared. When he was a dad. And he wanted that so much he was willing to abandon his quest for revenge for one moment. The games carry this on as Kratos is afraid for how his past will affect his son and in Ragnarok, hes afraid of the future he is creating for his son.
You haven't been paying attention then
no, they have. @@falconeshield
Honestly, I love Odin. All of his mannerisms and different types of body language is amazing. At 13:57 you can see his shoulders drop a little when he notices Heimdall has moved. Almost as if he's saying "this boy knows I can't see to my right."
I feel so bad for Thrud. Every warrior that she could've looked up to in her family are all unhinged dense berserkers without discipline and/or complete assholes. And just when his father was about to come around, he got taken away from her.
Imagine how much she would have thrived under the tutelage of someone like Kratos. She'd be even more of a perfect student for him than Atreus and not just in terms of fighting style
Well she has Kratos and Freya now. Along with the shield maidens. It is sad, but she won't be alone.
She left.
@rockyroads8802 don't forget her mum, atreus and angrboda if they come back and mimir
Wtf is you username?
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A prediction
Ya know what? I just realized why Odin felt so familiar. He reminds me a lot of Saul Goodman from BB. The way he structures his words with pauses like he's trying to reason with everyone to get his way, the way he always tries to make deals, I mean sure there are some obvious differences, but god the similarities.
Yeah I wish Thor and Odin weren’t so Americanised 😂😂
@@moreshi6017 where is Thor americanized? He is a big, strong man built like a boulder. And Odin was a cheeky bastard
@@leonel392 they probably meant how Odin and Thor have a slight American accent and use slangs when they talk, which frankly I think a lotta people love abt this game
@@aarra5570 Yep, makes them easier to understand. I mean even the Greek gods talked in such a way in the past games so I don't see a problem with it.
@@leonel392 they are literally behave like american criminals. Though i have no idea how exactly american game can have not be americanazed.
After beating the game fully I understand why Thor says "this feels familiar" when their weapons collide. They put so much effort into this game and I love it.
The moment Thor uttered the words “I have mead!” I knew this was gonna be the best interpertation of Thor. If there is anything Thor loves more than fighting it’s drinking. Now granted, he doesnt actually drink and is trying to remain sober. But him looking like he is ready to fight only to grab the bottle just threw me off completely and me so happy because Mead is such an essential part of Norse Mythology Thor
Never realized how many times Odin belittled Thor and his family in the first scene.
-Called Modi and Magni useless
-Didn't put any blame on Kratos even though Thor was literally in the same room as the person who killed his kids
-Said Thor was no fun, basically didn't view him as a person
Odin having to turn all the way around because Heimdall was on his bad side at 13:55 is a great touch
And I don't think he intended to do that on purpose. Just moves to keep a close eye on Atreus.
Lmfao thats funny
this is hands down the best version of Thor i ever seen.
"But Baldur. He had value. He was my Closer." I just noticed Thor bitterly looking at Odin when he said this.
Everytime he is about to connect to someone ("wasn't about to loose that mask" moment with Atreus or "we must be better" moment with Kratos) Odin comes in interrupting and stopping him from that
17:17 Stealthy Thor cracks me up
Its really solid
THE STEALTHY CHUBBY BOI
No body suspects the big ones to be light on their feet, as a fellow sneaky bear I laughed hard at that.
The beginning scene with Kratos , Thor and Odin felt like an episode of the Last Kingdom or Peaky Blinders. There’s a calm conversation first and then all hell breaks loose.
Couldn't believe they casted Richard Schiff as Odin. He was truly memorable in NCIS as Harper Dearing. Amazing.
Funny. I know him more for his performance as Dr. Glassman in the good doctor
Toby Ziegler’s cynical sense of humor was one of my favorite things about The West Wing.
Every second sentence out of Odin's mouth him trying to striking a deal or bargain.
Gotta say Freyr saying “they didn’t wanna listen” is just one of my favorite lines by far the game itself was just a masterpiece
I love how Kratos looks so small compared to him, it gives Thor an intimidating presence that he probably wouldn't have had otherwise
Its funny because Kratos was towering over everyone in GOW4 😂
@@sanctum2fan Except Magni
Can u imagine Thor as your neighbor? Everytime he visits, he brings a lightning storm.
"I have mead."
Best neighbor alive
and now I have a roof to repair
4:52 you cans see thor get irritated and mumbles when odin calls his sons useless showing that he really cared for them.
I have to say I really loved this version of Thor.... So different from what we've seen all these years but still very commanding and well delivered...
I like how the monsters were patiently waiting for Thor to have his scene with 'Tre before attacking. Very polite.
The way he brought him back to life was so 🔥
The voice actor for Thor did an amazing job
Also….. “No” 🗿🗿🗿🗿
This is a better portray of thor with depression than the joke they made of him in the mcu
Let's face it, the MCU is just a big joke now
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Yeah, right
@@Konig141 Yada yada yada
Look I'm not too fond of the MCU as much either but this mcu bad is getting really old, just focus on the game itself.
@@superherochestsymbol1032 the MCU is bad and always has been. F them.
Fun fact: if you die in the first Thor fight, he brings you back to life, not just during the scripted time.
Sadly this ain't true
Not enough Thor in this game.
The first scene when we see him is at the house and you have to travel 58% of the game to see him again in Asgard
Thor: "You're a destroyer, like me!"
*kills Kratos*
Thor: "Was."
Ye idk why people is saying that thor wouldn't handle kratos when was younger i mean for christ sake the dude literally killed him and brought him back just to finish the battle i think they're going down in a stalemate if thor and kratos ever fought a death battle
@@funnymanni5865 It's because kratos has suppressed himself after all this time. Kratos back in the day, filled with rage and brimming with strength, the same kratos that killed zeus would have beaten the crap out of Thor.
@@ALee-if6ld yes i know that but if thor has just more experience i think it would end in a stalemate
@@funnymanni5865 what you think doesn't matter vs what the reality is.
You basically looked at a reason why Thor would get his ass kicked "yeah, but I don't like that, so I think it will stalemate because I dunno...experience or something." No. It doesn't work like that. That's a stupid reason.
Kratos has spent most of his life as a god....of war. If you watch all the games summarized, you'll realize just how high Kratos's body count is. He's not lacking on experience compared to Thor by any stretch of the imagination. Aside from Killing tons of literal gods, he's lead armies and killed entire armies just for the fun of it.
@@ALee-if6ld dude it's literally just my opinion calm the hell down
I couldn't have been Atreus, my mouth would've gotten my ass in trouble
"For the record, *you* killed Modi... I just finished him off"
The instant the word "off" would've left your mouth you'd be in Valhalla
@@mechanicpluto2430 i doubt you'd get to "him" before your head goes kaboom.
I really wanted to see Thor beat Heimdall's ass. Though...I wonder why he called Thor a "sick man". Thor's threat implied he'd just beat the crap out of him but his reply suggested something more sinister
27:19 - "Izza...good fight" cracked me up
Thor looked down at the arrow, then Heimdall read his mind and dropped it: and all that implies lol
@@johnboi42 Oh I see. That makes sense. Thor indeed may be a sick man haha
How does that make sense
@@juanitoperez8148 thor was a breeding god, let's just say that
@@juanitoperez8148 God, do people have to spell it for you? Thor was thinking about shoving the arrow up his ass. He read Thor's mind, and dropped the arrow. Then, he called Thor a sick man for thinking that. Damn.
It's such a shame Thor is killed at the end. After everything we saw him do and go through I would've loved to see him become one of the good guys for the next game. Plus he would've been one hell of a playable character.
4:55 the pain Thor must have felt hearing his father call his dead sons useless. I can only imagine
I love the way thor goes: "the fuck you say?!"
22:00 is tough because we hear that Thor is a relatively loving father and husband. also, the sole resident of the realm of Milfheim
Odin is sich a mob boss and Thor is such a Total Enforcer
I love the scene when he’s just drinking mead slowly leaning back then falls
Small moment I haven't seen anyone else really talk about, during their fight Kratos throws his axe to hit a pillar behind Thor, knocking it over. But Thor says "Clever!" before it even hits and whacks the pillar away without even looking, showing how much more experienced in combat he is than a lot of the gods Kratos has faced up until this point. Thor is a god, but he's also a tried and true warrior, and this fight shows it pretty well
I love how Zeus was this bombastic presence who felt like what you expect a god to feel like, and Odin feels like a sleazy politician
00:04:53
Thor gets angry from Odin whe he said to him that his sons were useless. He looked away and he cursed for sure 🤬.
He may not have been a good father but this plus his interactions with Sif show he cared for all his childrens.
At least way more than Odin.
@@ousou78 Yeah, I think he was drunk when he beat Modi.
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Odin only care for himself, super selfish personality.
I actually started to cry when sif was reminding Thor of when magni and modi were just boys and how long they all spend together as a family (well I imagine Odin was just in his study looking at the mask or some shit)
A detail I never noticed at the beginning is Thor must have only poured the two drinks for Kratos and Atreus but he restrains himself from drinking himself. He savours the smell but even when Odin puts it in front of him he refuses cause he's trying to honour the promise he made to Siff. Odin's words "You're no fun anymore" just ooze with that trademark manipulativeness we heard about cause a drunk Thor was easier to point towards an obstacle and say "Kill" plus let's not even get into the emotional abuse has trickled down into even how Thor treated his sons
The immense copium in my blood hopes that he comes back in the next game somehow. Thor had one small moment of redemption only to be killed soon after, and his death felt like shock value more than anything else.
goddamn i cant get over how good this looks. youtube doesnt do it justice. sitting and playing it is such an awesome experience.
Santa Monica did a really good job making me like all these characters. Shit, even Odin, despite how much of a two timing snake he was, he had a charm that made me want to see more of him. Really made me wish this would of been a trilogy so they could of developed the Asgardians a little more and create a really epic Ragnarok. The Ragnarok battle felt a little bit quick and underwhelming.
2:12 the scene, where Kratos and Thor are sitting in front of and glaring at each other while Kratos is leaning on his axe is so freaking badass
The table is the original god of strength
My favorite part is Thor acknowledging that Kratos is weaker than he use to be in GOW series. Pretty much saying he isn't in his prime because he holds back on his anger.
Thor: can I come in!
Kratos: NO!
Thor: *pulls out bottle* I have Mead!
Kratos: HELL YA!
Still rattled on how he just revived kratos
In the words of Heisenberg: "We're done when I say we're done."
You can jump start the heart.
mjolnir has the power to revive people, thor used it in the mythology to resurrect a goat
Same way they do IRL
10:05 the way Thor starts laughing never fails to give me goosebumps, and what a cold laugh he has 🥶
Ryan hurst did such an incredible job voicing Thor
Just a theory but i belive at 3:16 the whole first conversation with kratos and thor was just Odin making thor check if their were any traps hints the reason why thor signaled the raven and Odin showing up moments later just shows how little he cared about thor.
I like how thors boss music starts to play when intimidating heimdell
I think I finally understand the "you tell me" part... He was threatening to shove that arrow up Heimdall's ass... Heimdall can read intentions. LOL
You can see Kratos used literally all his strength in that punch when Thor says that Odin has plans for Atreus
Best part of Thor when he speaks, when he's calm he sounds like Josh Brolin.
3:26 ZEUS YOUR SON HAS RETURNED AND I BRING THE DESTRUCTION OF OLYMPUS
Thrud anger when her dad relapses was real, its horrible to love someone but be angry and hate them at the same time. I'm 100% sure whoever wrote this scene has dealt with alcoholism before.
after doing the Vanaheim quest hearing Thor say “This feels familiar” makes sense
I really like how they used perspective when introducing Thor, it's a nice touch
Thor’s story is such a well written tragedy.
Love how he displays his nimbleness in how he sits and in the way he places the axe on the table