Well, how his death would effect others would be one thing to think about, his concern is about why Feye sent him on that journey and why she wanted him to see that mural. What was the purpose? The reason why he had to see it?
@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 I feel like no one besides hell will be fighting kraots cause all I can imagine is god going "oh hey I can sell ya stuff"
@@theenderdestruction2362 Well, it depends if they chose to go Old Testament or New Testament. In the New Testament God is a pretty swell dude. In the Old Testament he competes with Satan to see who makes the world worse.
maybe if you ignore the fact that hades,the god of dead/underworld is dead he was the one responsible with the task of keeping the souls there in the first place you see how that went when kratos decided to fuck everything in sight and ruin greece
Plus he's killed Charon the Ferryman, Thanatos the god of death, and Hades the god of the dead already, and did plenty of other damages to the Underworld. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if Greece is having its own infestation of Helwalkers.
Kratos : "i came back from Death many times like it was tuesday, besides my granddaughter that haven't born are gonna be the ruler of Helheim..." Freya : "what?" Atreus : "what?" Kratos : "what?"
“Death can have me, when it earns me” for an anti hero that line will send chills down his enemies bones. New classic line right there for the God of War
Kratos is only worried about leaving his son unprepared to go it alone. Dying is really just an inconvenience for him at this point, but also, he's willingly accepted it several times already.
Faye: Alright all of the murals containing my sons history are ready. Giants: Did you fixed the mural where instead of the "all father" we painted "his father"?. Faya: Nah I doubt they would ever find it.
Its very interesting how prophecies are depicted in this game. By knowing their fate everyone is acting in a way to try and avoid it but those actions are actually leading the prophesies to be completed.
I think this is what the norms implied. By focusing on the finale everyone acts like they would. Kratos was fated to kill Heimdall cause that's what he does. However, by refusing to be a destroyer and sparing Thor, he changed his fate.
SPOILERS: At the end of GOWR. Atreus is holding Odin in his arms and chanting his soul into a orb. This is similar to the mural that was at the end of GOW 2018, which had him holding someone in his arms while chanting. This proves that the mural predicted the end of the game directly
Just like almost all the predictions in this series, the bigger detail is told(someone dies in Atreus' arms) but the smaller details are left out(the person could be either Kratos or Odin). Prophesy is more like a guideline more than an actual script. I really like how they dealt with prophecy, anything having to do with time tends to take up alot of hard work when making lore.
the prophecy was an estimate of what would happen had kratos stayed the same or had the expected amount of character development as he had currently. the events of ragnarok threatened to undo the opening of his heart. but the journey he had up until and his accepting of death is how he overcame death. opening up his heart likely slightly unlocked some of the latent power of hope still inside him. the power of hope lay dormant inside him. trapped under the grief/rage/hate. The namesake of Atreus means hope to Kratos. Atreus of Sparta was a symbol of hope. by keeping Atreus' guidance inside while fighting thor, he became empowered by hope and beat Thor with ease. if he only sought thor's death, he would have lost. and kratos at the end was able to turn thor against odin. rather than thor teaming up with odin. hope turned the tide of the battle. if kratos fell that day, Ragnarok would be averted for a time. loki would temporarily be at odin's side until he left with 3 wolves. and the temporarily averted ragnarok would probably begin again with Atreus baring Krato's draupnir ring spear as the champion with a different ragnarok in the next battle. odin would die eventually. only a matter of time.
I've heard so many theories on why Kratos is like Baldur with not being killable, or staying dead, one is about his blades, they have to exist, and the other about his ashen skin, something about it always needing to be seen, and so rot or a blemish,or something hiding it, would activate the curse (in regards to death). Those are the main ones. And really the 1st 3 GoW's kind of made it a mainstay that he can conquer death.
After sometime time “Death” realized he will never earn Kratos and instead treats him as an equal. He then invites Kratos to ride together as a Horseman of the Apocalypse.
I would really like a dlc where they show kratos and Freya working together to rebuild all the realms and keep peace and eventually falling in love. Kratos is the perfect husband Freya deserves and kratos will also need someone by his side after atreus left to carve out his own destiny.
Freya/Frigg in mythology has another child named "Hnoss" ("Gersemi"). And the father's name is Óàr. A god who was often theorized as the hypostasis/equivalent/replacement for Odin. And "Óàr" means "Divine Rage" or "The Frenzied One". Seems enough to connect the dots.
@@lagubrok92 there is conversation between Freya and kratos in Ragnarok that atreus needs a mother/mother figure to handle what he is going through and she can fulfill that role if he wants.kinda seemed like a hint to me.
Kratos has an easier time with death then he ever did. If he dies he’ll go to helheim which is run, or will be run, by his granddaughter. I’m pretty sure she’ll love or atleast tolerate him if Jormungandr and Fenrir are anything to go off of.
I knew Kratos would respond to being indifferent about death. It's so fitting since he wants to be anyone who isn't Odin, Zeus, Cronos, or any power hungry tyrant who wants to bend prophecy to their will for the sake of control.
You know, I think Kratos has learned the lesson of prophecy from his time as a Greek. "One often finds his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it." Greek prophecies, by their very nature, are often self-inflicted. Kratos knows that his time will come, again, when it comes. He is in no way eager to change his fate. He accepts it. Because he accepts it and does nothing to change it, he manages to actually change it because he is not on the road taken to avoid it. Odin, on the other hand, did everything in his power to prevent Ragnarok from happening and ended up causing it himself.
he kills thanatos, the embodiment of death itself.. heck, he visit hell like it was disneyland.. even after he stabbed himself with blade of olympus, he ended up having another family in other realm 😅
Freya: Why would she want you to know that you died? *The past* Giants: Ok we finished all the prophe....Alright Faye where's the last one? Faye: No I don't care if the last one shows him coming back to life he's my husband forever not that bitch from the past and not that bitch Freya! Giants: IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU REMOV.... Faye: *LALALALALA I CAN'T HEAR YOU LALALA DYING NOW*
This is the next game sequel when Kratos continues on his journey into different realms lands and dies...... perhaps it could turn out the way that brok came back to life and only had 1/3 of his soul left but I don't think the developers would give him such a bad way to go...... so maybe there more ahead Keep in mind Athena is still out there
*Kratos:* Death can have me, when it earns me *Death:* _proceeds to whistle_ *Kratos:* Who are you? *Death:* Just a traveler here collect someone who thought his end needed to be earned rather than accepted.
@@mrdouche1448 well we did saw that she realised that he had no I'll intent in killing balder,just trying to save her and he opens up to her about his past more than anyone even his son
The mural predicted Kratos’s death, but since Kratos never did anything to avoid it, he ended up not dying. This is because everyone else around him trying to change fate, from Freya protective spell on Buldur, causing him to die a needless death by Kratos; to Odin imprisoned Tyr to avoid Ragnarok, causing Kratos to become the spear hero that win Ragnarok instead and Odin to die in Kratos’s place. It’s like Kratos is the perfect “substitute” that fate use to fulfill its words, but as the result, using Kratos also helped him avoid his death.
That too is a question of knowledge. If you know the person well enough, then you can include the reaction of the prophecy. They knew how Freya will react, and thus they gave her that prophecy. Knowing, that Kratos doesn't give a shit about dying could be included into the calculation. Knowing, that he won't care, and thus not telling him that part. Unless, if the goal was to fake the prophecy for the sake of a favorable outcome. Lie in order to achieve your goals.
The problem with Kratos is that he wouldn’t STAY dead. He’s already killed Thanatos, Hades and the Sisters of Fate, traveled back in time and overwrote his own death, and has climbed out of the underworld(Norse or Greek) for multiple times. Maybe he’ll finally lay down once he saw to Atreus’ maturity, but until then, another death prophecy ain’t sht to him.
To think, if Faye Hadn't destroyed the center of the mural, Kratos and Atreus may have followed it completely blindly thinking it was the only direction to take under the guise that "The giants knew what was best" or if nothing else Atreus would have, and would work with Oden no matter what had he seen it before he was ready, hell as a child if he had seen that when he was as young as he was first seeing it....he may have drilled it into his head that he must let his father die for the greater good...or something along those lines. But since he saw it when he was older, he refused the giants prophecy and saw it as it was and as Faye saw it, and at the end Kratos. Over complicated and hot ass garbage that favored only Odin and in putting off Ragnarok. They may have made it in said way in fear that Kratos would destroy all 9 realms from his appearance so wished to try and guide him to his death via their stones thinking he may still die or fall to anger and die to Thor...piss poor that is considering their prophecy stone just is exactly and gives odin exactly what he wants in every way...and everyone loses causing ragnarok to destroy the 9 realms anyway.
Does Kratos still have hades soul??? And if so can he even die like permanently maybe with it he can travel through helhiem like he swam through the river stix
Kratos: *Death can have me, when it earns me* Fuck man, Valhalla nor Hel doesn't want you causing troubles there. Let's ask *Anubis* if he would like to take our boy kratos in 😂
Kratos has killed both king and queen of the underworld (hades and persephone), has killed the equivalent to angel of death (charon), the god of death (thanatos) and his daughter. Yeah I want to see another combat with death
Kratos died several times now and went to hell 3 times in Greece. Then came back each time killing the gods. What makes you think Norse death CAN HOLD HIM?!
Does that mean Kratos won’t try to escape again? Death had earned him before but he refused it, now he is saying death can have him when it earns him. Now that he is at peace he accepts death.
Kratos, the guy who has already died like 4 times now, once by his own hands - does not mention that. Bit sad for a fun form of comedy to have brought it up that it won't keep him even if he was taken.
I don't know if kratos can really die. He always come back from the pits of hell. Even though he was helped a few times. And since hades is no more, idk what will happen next.
so there I was, fighting Zeus, when that mf kills me. so I die and shit and you know I just kinda crawled outta hell and then back up, changed my fate, went back and time and then killed Athena? yeah crazy shit. anyways yeah I ended up killing Zeus later
"Death can have me, when it earns me."
Such an epic line!!
Hell to the yeah. He’s so confident to make death work their ass off to claim him.
He is Death, Destroyer of Worlds.
Kratos wouldnt care if dies, but he cares about how his death would effect everyone he cares for or cares for him
affect*
Well, how his death would effect others would be one thing to think about, his concern is about why Feye sent him on that journey and why she wanted him to see that mural. What was the purpose? The reason why he had to see it?
Death can have me when it earns me
Thanatos: Fuck you too kratos
Kratos: Right back at you.
The grim reaper: hey I'm just enjoying the show
@@theenderdestruction2362
We get to the Grim Reaper when Kratos gets to Christian mythology, with the layers of hell and accurate angels.
@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 I feel like no one besides hell will be fighting kraots cause all I can imagine is god going "oh hey I can sell ya stuff"
@@theenderdestruction2362
Well, it depends if they chose to go Old Testament or New Testament.
In the New Testament God is a pretty swell dude.
In the Old Testament he competes with Satan to see who makes the world worse.
imagine if he dies, and he just climbs back up from hell in greece and then proceeds to find his way back
He'd either be really pissed or just perplexed coming back to Tartarus, then he'd have to swim back to the norselands haha
maybe if you ignore the fact that hades,the god of dead/underworld is dead
he was the one responsible with the task of keeping the souls there in the first place
you see how that went when kratos decided to fuck everything in sight and ruin greece
@@greenshinigami5566 he didnt ruin greece bro simply did the right thing
@@Galaxy-rj1kj .....*he ruined greece while doing the right thing, there you go.
I don't know if the land healed over time after the events.
@@greenshinigami5566 Even if it did, no ones alive.
"you never struck me as someone who fears Death." Girl, if you knew how many times this guy has broken out of Hell, you'd be scared
Plus he's killed Charon the Ferryman, Thanatos the god of death, and Hades the god of the dead already, and did plenty of other damages to the Underworld. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if Greece is having its own infestation of Helwalkers.
He already tried to kill himself, but failed, even stab himself with the blade of Olympus, and still failed to die
@@TerminatorGundam300 2 sons of nyx and hades can stop him
@@fernosbonos5394 You certain? Kratos killed both parents and majority of the Greek pantheon
@@TerminatorGundam300 Yeah because plot was on his side
Kratos: **dies**
Hades: "Sup, bitch?"
Kratos: "I thought I killed you"
Hades: "Where was I gonna go? Detroit?"
Can't have shit in Detroit 😔
He killed hades :/
@@plumbus7253 r/wooosh
Perfect joke.
Don't think he can meet Hades, since he absorb his soul
death can have me when it earns me, damn
"Climbs back up from the afterlife"
Sigma
Chad Kratos
@@chu3276 That just means that it hadn’t earned him.
@@coltonwilliams4153 god he is
Kratos : "i came back from Death many times like it was tuesday, besides my granddaughter that haven't born are gonna be the ruler of Helheim..."
Freya : "what?"
Atreus : "what?"
Kratos : "what?"
what ?
What?
hel finna meet her grandad every other week fr
Santa Monica Studios: "what?"
Mimir: what?
“Death can have me, when it earns me” for an anti hero that line will send chills down his enemies bones. New classic line right there for the God of War
Kratos: Death can have me when it earns me
Me: You probably forgot that you killed Thanatos so I'm pretty sure no other God of death will try to do it
The reaper isn't a god and is a very VERY patient being
That and there's probably more then then one god of death in different mythologies
I imagine Death will wait until some other god kills Kratos. Let's be frank, that's hardly unheard of.
"And that's not a problem is it?"
I already died 3 times woman, and i always just crawl back up from pits of hell and act like nothing happened
Plus I've killed Charon, Thanatos, and Hades. Death is gonna have a hard time getting me
Kratos is only worried about leaving his son unprepared to go it alone.
Dying is really just an inconvenience for him at this point, but also, he's willingly accepted it several times already.
Death can *WOOF* *WOOF* have me *WOOF* when it *WOOF WOOF* earns me
That was annoying tbh lol
Lmao 🤣 those wolves won't shut up..
Faye: Alright all of the murals containing my sons history are ready.
Giants: Did you fixed the mural where instead of the "all father" we painted "his father"?.
Faya: Nah I doubt they would ever find it.
Lmao all the confusion because of a wrong image
It’s just a prank bro, the prank:
The mural that kratos saw does look like odin in it tho
@@xmangle5382literally the marking on the side of Kratos’ face is on the wrong side. It was Odin’s eyepatch as Kratos’ mark is on the left, not right
@@bigbywolf1330 what u mean?
Its very interesting how prophecies are depicted in this game. By knowing their fate everyone is acting in a way to try and avoid it but those actions are actually leading the prophesies to be completed.
"one often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it."
this is why Kratos doesn't die, he does absolutely nothing to avoid the fated death
I think this is what the norms implied. By focusing on the finale everyone acts like they would. Kratos was fated to kill Heimdall cause that's what he does. However, by refusing to be a destroyer and sparing Thor, he changed his fate.
You could almost classify “real” prophecies as Infohazards (like from SCP or Roko). Knowing about the prophecy makes you vulnerable to them
It's a greek thing. Like the story of oedipus.
So This is where Kratos dropped the bombastic line!
"Death can have me when it earns me."
Spoken like a true GIGACHAD.
SPOILERS:
At the end of GOWR. Atreus is holding Odin in his arms and chanting his soul into a orb. This is similar to the mural that was at the end of GOW 2018, which had him holding someone in his arms while chanting. This proves that the mural predicted the end of the game directly
Just like almost all the predictions in this series, the bigger detail is told(someone dies in Atreus' arms) but the smaller details are left out(the person could be either Kratos or Odin).
Prophesy is more like a guideline more than an actual script. I really like how they dealt with prophecy, anything having to do with time tends to take up alot of hard work when making lore.
I'm looking at the mural as I'm typing this
the dude Atreus is holding is shirtless and wearing a skirt
doubt its odin imo but that would be a twist
Kratos: “Death can have me when it earns me”
The Grim Reaper: Oh fuck, please no. Anything but that! I’d rather let you live instead of dying
Death can have me when it earns me - such a badass quote
Since Kratos has the soul of Hades, would he just waltz out of the underworld like an inconvenient walk home from the grocery store?
Didn‘t he lose everything at the end of gow3
He did Aquire his soul but it’s stuck in hades’s own weapons and idk where he put those
@@plumbus7253 Most of his weapons he acquired in God of War 3 were broken, including Hades' weapons.
@@plumbus7253 all of his weapons broke when fear Zeus snapped his neck except the both the blades (exile and olympus)
@@Vipinnnn17 Even the blades of Exile were depowered and useless.
Kratos: last time i had a prophecy i changed it using Photoshop
Seeing how Kratos is the only one besides Doom Guy to treat Hell like it was a pit stop, I doubt he fears death in any way.
The guy have his death compilation on RUclips. Death Prophecy is like his daily basis food.
"Death can have me, when it earns me." 🥶
the prophecy was an estimate of what would happen had kratos stayed the same or had the expected amount of character development as he had currently. the events of ragnarok threatened to undo the opening of his heart. but the journey he had up until and his accepting of death is how he overcame death. opening up his heart likely slightly unlocked some of the latent power of hope still inside him. the power of hope lay dormant inside him. trapped under the grief/rage/hate. The namesake of Atreus means hope to Kratos. Atreus of Sparta was a symbol of hope. by keeping Atreus' guidance inside while fighting thor, he became empowered by hope and beat Thor with ease. if he only sought thor's death, he would have lost. and kratos at the end was able to turn thor against odin. rather than thor teaming up with odin. hope turned the tide of the battle. if kratos fell that day, Ragnarok would be averted for a time. loki would temporarily be at odin's side until he left with 3 wolves. and the temporarily averted ragnarok would probably begin again with Atreus baring Krato's draupnir ring spear as the champion with a different ragnarok in the next battle. odin would die eventually. only a matter of time.
I've heard so many theories on why Kratos is like Baldur with not being killable, or staying dead, one is about his blades, they have to exist, and the other about his ashen skin, something about it always needing to be seen, and so rot or a blemish,or something hiding it, would activate the curse (in regards to death). Those are the main ones. And really the 1st 3 GoW's kind of made it a mainstay that he can conquer death.
He doesn't fear death; he CONQUERS DEATH!!!
Kratos is literally the guy whose to angry to die
After sometime time “Death” realized he will never earn Kratos and instead treats him as an equal.
He then invites Kratos to ride together as a Horseman of the Apocalypse.
"death can have me... when it earns me"
I would really like a dlc where they show kratos and Freya working together to rebuild all the realms and keep peace and eventually falling in love. Kratos is the perfect husband Freya deserves and kratos will also need someone by his side after atreus left to carve out his own destiny.
For some reason this ship is kinda weird
@@morne4080 agree, especially after the whole he's the one who killed her son thingy
Freya/Frigg in mythology has another child named "Hnoss" ("Gersemi"). And the father's name is Óàr. A god who was often theorized as the hypostasis/equivalent/replacement for Odin. And "Óàr" means "Divine Rage" or "The Frenzied One". Seems enough to connect the dots.
@@lagubrok92 there is conversation between Freya and kratos in Ragnarok that atreus needs a mother/mother figure to handle what he is going through and she can fulfill that role if he wants.kinda seemed like a hint to me.
@@morne4080 lol that's how I feel when people were shipping Shuri and Namor from Wakanda Forever after what he did to her
Kratos has an easier time with death then he ever did. If he dies he’ll go to helheim which is run, or will be run, by his granddaughter. I’m pretty sure she’ll love or atleast tolerate him if Jormungandr and Fenrir are anything to go off of.
*”Death can have me when it earns me.”* 0:49
Tell that to the Wolf from “Puss In Boots: The Last Wish”.
Kratos dying is just meeting an old friend called Doomslayer and then coming back in no time
I wish to speak of this no further. Enough. Quiet.
Kratos of War the man with the most ways to say shut up in gaming history
How many dozen times has that man died and “No, U-ed!” Out of hell
0:51 the most baddas quote ever said by kratos
Kratos talks about his death story:
Me : which one
I knew Kratos would respond to being indifferent about death. It's so fitting since he wants to be anyone who isn't Odin, Zeus, Cronos, or any power hungry tyrant who wants to bend prophecy to their will for the sake of control.
That's pretty clever.
People always ask the how of prophecy. They don't ask the why of it. Or at least, the why they should know it.
He said the line!🎉🎉🎉
Something tells me, if they ever get to Egypt. Anubis, is gonna be nice enough to give Kratos everlasting peace.
You know, I think Kratos has learned the lesson of prophecy from his time as a Greek. "One often finds his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it." Greek prophecies, by their very nature, are often self-inflicted.
Kratos knows that his time will come, again, when it comes. He is in no way eager to change his fate. He accepts it. Because he accepts it and does nothing to change it, he manages to actually change it because he is not on the road taken to avoid it.
Odin, on the other hand, did everything in his power to prevent Ragnarok from happening and ended up causing it himself.
he kills thanatos, the embodiment of death itself..
heck, he visit hell like it was disneyland..
even after he stabbed himself with blade of olympus, he ended up having another family in other realm 😅
Meanwhile Hela: "I sense hostility. Hmmm maybe it's the cold making me feel funny."
If Kratos ever does die for good, it'll probably be like Teddy Roosevelt: in his sleep, because it's the only way Death could claim him.
"Death can have me, when it earns me."
Okay, with little context, DAMN
Freya: Why would she want you to know that you died?
*The past*
Giants: Ok we finished all the prophe....Alright Faye where's the last one?
Faye: No I don't care if the last one shows him coming back to life he's my husband forever not that bitch from the past and not that bitch Freya!
Giants: IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU REMOV....
Faye: *LALALALALA I CAN'T HEAR YOU LALALA DYING NOW*
The amount of cringe radiating from this comment scares me
@@missdaisy2051 Not even the Mist Armor can protect anyone from this.
This is the next game sequel when Kratos continues on his journey into different realms lands and dies...... perhaps it could turn out the way that brok came back to life and only had 1/3 of his soul left but I don't think the developers would give him such a bad way to go...... so maybe there more ahead
Keep in mind Athena is still out there
*Kratos:* Death can have me, when it earns me
*Death:* _proceeds to whistle_
*Kratos:* Who are you?
*Death:* Just a traveler here collect someone who thought his end needed to be earned rather than accepted.
Death can have me, when it earns me.... gangster
*character having a dialog
Dog : time to bark non stop at nothing
I dont think they ever did clear up how he lived after the end of GoW 3 unless im forgetting something
kratos cannot die sadly whenever the concept of hope lies within somewhere he will came back
Kratos: I've died twice already, maybe third times the charm
Kratos and Freya would make great babies.....
hEY you were thinking the same thing also.
I would really like a dlc where they show kratos and Freya working together to rebuild all the realms and keep peace and eventually falling in love
@@sakshamkhanna6823 GIving her his seed is the least he can do after killing her son lmao.
@@mrdouche1448 well we did saw that she realised that he had no I'll intent in killing balder,just trying to save her and he opens up to her about his past more than anyone even his son
Hope that newly born god won't fight Loki, his own brother XD
the amount of times it has been prophesized for kratos to die would make sense why hes so apathetic to it
This conversation is so fucking good
0:42 *Kratos doesn’t fear Death… Death fears Kratos.* 0:49
The mural predicted Kratos’s death, but since Kratos never did anything to avoid it, he ended up not dying. This is because everyone else around him trying to change fate, from Freya protective spell on Buldur, causing him to die a needless death by Kratos; to Odin imprisoned Tyr to avoid Ragnarok, causing Kratos to become the spear hero that win Ragnarok instead and Odin to die in Kratos’s place. It’s like Kratos is the perfect “substitute” that fate use to fulfill its words, but as the result, using Kratos also helped him avoid his death.
That too is a question of knowledge. If you know the person well enough, then you can include the reaction of the prophecy. They knew how Freya will react, and thus they gave her that prophecy. Knowing, that Kratos doesn't give a shit about dying could be included into the calculation. Knowing, that he won't care, and thus not telling him that part.
Unless, if the goal was to fake the prophecy for the sake of a favorable outcome. Lie in order to achieve your goals.
takatathien no. it did happen-
"For you, the day you escaped from Hell was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday."
-Kratos.
Death doesn't come for Kratos, Kratos comes for death.
Death can have me when it earns me like gawd dayum
The problem with Kratos is that he wouldn’t STAY dead. He’s already killed Thanatos, Hades and the Sisters of Fate, traveled back in time and overwrote his own death, and has climbed out of the underworld(Norse or Greek) for multiple times. Maybe he’ll finally lay down once he saw to Atreus’ maturity, but until then, another death prophecy ain’t sht to him.
Malswrld explained this already
To think, if Faye Hadn't destroyed the center of the mural, Kratos and Atreus may have followed it completely blindly thinking it was the only direction to take under the guise that "The giants knew what was best" or if nothing else Atreus would have, and would work with Oden no matter what had he seen it before he was ready, hell as a child if he had seen that when he was as young as he was first seeing it....he may have drilled it into his head that he must let his father die for the greater good...or something along those lines. But since he saw it when he was older, he refused the giants prophecy and saw it as it was and as Faye saw it, and at the end Kratos. Over complicated and hot ass garbage that favored only Odin and in putting off Ragnarok. They may have made it in said way in fear that Kratos would destroy all 9 realms from his appearance so wished to try and guide him to his death via their stones thinking he may still die or fall to anger and die to Thor...piss poor that is considering their prophecy stone just is exactly and gives odin exactly what he wants in every way...and everyone loses causing ragnarok to destroy the 9 realms anyway.
As kratos said in gow 3 hades can not hold me also kratos can and will rip his way back out
Does Kratos still have hades soul??? And if so can he even die like permanently maybe with it he can travel through helhiem like he swam through the river stix
❤❤❤ عمار قد غلي ❤❤❤
Kratos: *Death can have me, when it earns me*
Fuck man, Valhalla nor Hel doesn't want you causing troubles there.
Let's ask *Anubis* if he would like to take our boy kratos in 😂
Death just gonna ban him from his realm
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Kratos has killed both king and queen of the underworld (hades and persephone), has killed the equivalent to angel of death (charon), the god of death (thanatos) and his daughter. Yeah I want to see another combat with death
Kratos: "Death can have me, when it earns me."
Death: (Bring Chess board) Do you prefer Blacks or Whites?"
So the hidden mural was about Odin, not Kratos. Wel played, Eric and Cody.
"Death can have me when it earns me" Theodore Roosevelt.
kratos could just climb out of hell with the blades like he did in the early games so he doesn’t gaf
Kratos died several times now and went to hell 3 times in Greece. Then came back each time killing the gods.
What makes you think Norse death CAN HOLD HIM?!
Does that mean Kratos won’t try to escape again? Death had earned him before but he refused it, now he is saying death can have him when it earns him. Now that he is at peace he accepts death.
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Kratos cannot die, that's his curse
Bruh why not get in the sled so the dogs quit Barkin
thats the mabari from dao LOL
oh sound design
Kratos, the guy who has already died like 4 times now, once by his own hands - does not mention that.
Bit sad for a fun form of comedy to have brought it up that it won't keep him even if he was taken.
I wish Kratos have told them how many times he died and escaped hell.
If Kratos dies, I hope in a way, he reunites with Calliope, his daughter in Greece.
You spoiled this for me. I was scrolling through my fyp and now I know Freya joins them
Your fault for not skipping it, it’s not that hard.
@@AngelOfLamb freya is part of the thumbnail genius
@@zayd3268 okay and ?
@@Galaxy-rj1kj meaning you see the spoiler before you can skip it. are you arguing for the sake of arguing or do u just have no common sense?
@@zayd3268 Common sense is to skip it.
Only for Kratos, death is a choice lol
I don't know if kratos can really die. He always come back from the pits of hell. Even though he was helped a few times. And since hades is no more, idk what will happen next.
Even if he can just climb out again ease it takes a long time to get back. By then stuff happens, and that is why Kratos should care at least a bit.
Damn, death cant have kratos till he kills him 1v1
The man already dead at least 4 times in the Greek mythology era.
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Apparently he was cursed with immortality due to his killings in Greece.
He was cursed to not be able to take his own life.
Question: with his homeland dead, would Kratos die into nothingness? Or go to one of the realms in the norse?
Kratos , you already died 3 damn times and are cursed with inmortality .Since when should you worry ?
When the hell did that immortality curse occurred?
He is cursed with immortality in the sense that he cannot die by his own hand but can be killed.
so there I was, fighting Zeus, when that mf kills me. so I die and shit and you know I just kinda crawled outta hell and then back up, changed my fate, went back and time and then killed Athena? yeah crazy shit. anyways yeah I ended up killing Zeus later
Can anyone explain how Kratos death prophecy doesn’t fulfill?
Those are some annoying doggos
They should put a mute button for those. When there's a dialogue there were always barking and it was annoying lol..
He's died like 3 times at this point. It's not that serious