Everyone's reaction to Atreus freeing the GIANT WOLF (Garm)- God of War Ragnarok

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Everyone's reaction to Atreus freeing the GIANT WOLF (Garm)- God of War Ragnarok
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[@PeterDivine]

I love how Mimir always has this air of general patience and moderation to his temperament, but here it just _completely_ shatters. "Holy shit, you did *_WHAT?!_* "

[@sweetlamb4919]

yeb. that same energy came up when Kratos first saw Zeus in Hel in the previous game. If Mimir switch to a serious tone. It mean things are badly serious.

[@nathanconrad8595]

Oh yeah

[@stevenwoods5787]

thats how you know atreus fucked up big time

[@DiscusvissenRocken]

Well considering what Garm is capable and how insanely hard it is to stop him it makes sense Mimir loses it. It is a massive fuckup and one that is not easily fixed. They were Lucky Atreus actually had the means to put a stop to Garm

[@matthewriley7826]

Even Ratatoskr drops his politeness and has a “brusque” tone.

[@ukiyo5601]

I never heard mimir so surprised and scared at the same time, just this the moment he learned that garm has been freed 😂

[@Feuerherz421]

Welp garm can kill them all without needing to fight them he destroys the fabrics of realms as said they would die when he destroys everything i would be suprised and scared to if i heard about a Monster being freed that can't be killed nor trained to follow orders

[@jeremysims91]

Laughed hard af at that

[@foolslayer9416]

Garm is no small deal. In Norse Mythology Garm is one of the most feared creatures in all the Nine Realms. A giant unkillable wolf that even the likes of Odin and Thor are weary of.

[@artemfilatov8161]

now I have a favourite phrase to say "This was a fuckup of not insignificant proportions")))

[@g-saviour6581]

Mimir says the wolf can straight up eat words out of existence that in itself is scary

[@foolslayer9416]

I like how when Freya, Mimir, and Tyr are scolding Atreus, they sound like an actual family. And Kratos telling everyone to give Atreus a break is such good parenting.

[@khoinguyen5004]

Amongus Tyr, but yes

[@the_bean8262]

Imposter Tyr👁👃👁

[@jesushernandez-jv2td]

more like freya,mimir, and oden

[@GoblinRaccoon]

@@jesushernandez-jv2td what like the noodles?

[@eg-draw]

I just realize Odin told him "it's okay" but then Tyr...

[@ianm5686]

I love how Kratos defends his sons mistake. It’s not his fault. No one for some bloody reason decided to tell Atreus about the inter dimensional wolf monster despite knowing damn well that somehow he would find him.

[@gerstein03]

I mean to be fair you'd think "don't set the giant chained up wolf free" is something that doesn't really need to be said

[@user-iy7jo7bq4f]

@@gerstein03 Though Heimdall should take more responsibility in this part... His instruction was to supervise Atreus and Thrud, and what was the first thing he did??? Not supervising...

[@gerstein03]

@@user-iy7jo7bq4f yeah Heimdall definitely isn't blameless and neither is Thruid. While this is first and foremost Atreus' fault Heimdall should've been keeping an eye on them and Thruid shouldn't've given into peer pressure from Atreus

[@Jaykurosakii]

@@gerstein03 Heimdall hated Atreus and wanted him to screw up. Atreus is making mistakes along his own path as we all do at his age. Difference is he has godly responsibilities and expectations

[@user-iy7jo7bq4f]

@@gerstein03 Thrud had no idea what she was dealing with... There was a clear lack of communication from their superior's part, which was ultimately Heimdall's fault.

[@FordyGames]

I love, that in this one instance, while everyone ELSE is judging Atreus's actions, it was Kratos and Kratos alone who both understood how attempting to get something can have vastly unintended consequences and at the same time understood that judgement was not what was needed in this moment and so he gives support to Atreus.

[@digitaladventurer2142]

Yeah also Kratos knew Atreus was just trying to help and do the right thing, unlike himself who was just trying to reach the goal and didn't give a crap who he screwed over in the process

[@DragonoftheDarknessFlame]

@@digitaladventurer2142 Kratos did care or we wouldn't have gotten the GoW3 ending he saw all the destruction he created and tried to fix it in his own way

[@Succubus_L0li]

@@DragonoftheDarknessFlame he cared after his vengeance has been fulfilled

[@digitaladventurer2142]

@@DragonoftheDarknessFlame Maybe but to be fair he didn't know he had the power of hope inside to help until after he'd basically unleashed chaos. He knew he was unleashing unspeakable horrors with each God he slew but it didn't stop him in the slightest he just kept cutting them down. Atreus at least was trying to help from the very start.

[@jaccblikky8977]

Kratos is always on Atreus side no matter what. I like how he said "leave him" when everyone was piling on. He's a great father and understands.

[@Twocoolman115]

Lol, all the 9 realms come together just to agree that Atreus fucked up royally.

[@gamerbeast4682]

I mean he did release a monster that can’t be killed due to not having a soul and will destroy their realms killing them all

[@josephstalin2606]

@@gamerbeast4682 And he was supposed to know that how? In fact i find it unbelievable that nobody ever bothered telling Atreus about the literal world ending immortal beast in the realm that he’s about to go to. It’s like he’s literally the only person in the 9 realms that didn’t know who Garm is and what he’s capable of

[@missNekolover91]

@@josephstalin2606 ah yes, it's like in job interviews, we hire 20 year old's, but you need to have 20 year old experience in that field... the f? HOW SHOULD ANYONE KNOW THAT!?

[@josephstalin2606]

@@missNekolover91 Yep exactly. It’s like they just set up Atreus for failure like yea let’s send the animal lover who can read animals feelings to a place where we have a giant chained wolf yearning to be free so it can cause mayhem, but we just won’t mention that part to him before sending him, what can possibly go wrong?

[@NoName-gc8ty]

@@josephstalin2606so you telling me all the myths Atreus knows about giant creatures the big fucking wolf just managed to slip his mind

[@nicodeangelo5842]

Everyone who knows of Garm in this world has EVERY RIGHT to start sweating buckets. Garm is an unkillable, self-regenerating, giant wolf with absurd strength and deadly ice powers and can causally open literal, near-unclosable, wormholes across the Nine Realms. No wonder Aesir and Vanir were freaking the Hel out. Edit: Well. This exploded.

[@greenlightxbpg]

hehehehehehe good one

[@Mark6O9]

Except you have Kratos and Atreius

[@gerstein03]

Also means it's no surprise that they stuck the damn beast in Hel

[@WolftyrS]

You forgot one thing. Garm just literally took half of Midgrad area out.

[@maximedaunis8292]

Good boy

[@sctkarter1111]

For anyone that doesn’t follow Norse mythology too much outside of this game, Garm was one of the most feared creatures in existence. Not even Thor wanted to deal with him.

[@garrettjackson1451]

I thought the wolf was Fenrir from the future when I met Garm

[@taylorlipinski4048]

I thought that was Fenrir because I thought in Norse Mythology Fenrir became so feared the gods had to chain him, which lead to Tyr losing his hand.

[@joju5849]

It was Fenrir who eats Tyr's hands, but in this game it's Garm, and fenrir doesn't even exist

[@gmchuge__7098]

@@joju5849Fenrir definitely exists in the game. He plays a pretty big part

[@soupl347]

​​@@gmchuge__7098existed *at the time.* context clues. learn them.

[@redlor0258]

8:15 Mimir asked calmly

[@zickboii]

LOKI, DID YOU PUT THE SOUL INTO THE GARM OF HEL!?

[@roddcozmo137]

@@zickboii heh

[@PJOZeus]

That has ever had about as much relevance, As GoW Odin has to MCU Odin. They were never the same.

[@Mono-.-.-]

Loki, DID YOU BREAK THE CHAINS HOLDING THE GOBLET OF GARM?!

[@kaijufan2001]

I feel for Atreus, you can see he really felt awful for freeing Garm. I really appreciate Kratos here, he didn't yell or scream at Atreus or made him feel any worse for the mistake he made, instead he console's his son and helps him fix his mistake.

[@justinguyos5476]

Kratos knows about screwing up big time. Fortunately, unlike those other times, he and Atreus have the power to fix it.

[@bioraidos5454]

Not even Kratos knew what Garm was, yet knowing his own son and knowing that he saw a chained up animal in Hel and the he also didn't know what Garm was, he knew exactly why he set him free. He knew it was an honest mistake right there and there because he knows very well that Atreus cares for the lives of animals.

[@br2nd]

And he gets a big doggo in return

[@katakurifan5213]

Then get the kid a puppy. Atreus was just being an idiot .

[@florians9949]

@@bioraidos5454Plus he saw that Atreus realy understood what he did was wrong, even if he had no ill intentions. So their was no point sscholding him further.

[@granalmirantethrawn2972]

If both the Aesir and the Vanir say that you screwed it up you really screwed it up.

[@GustavoSilva-ny8jc]

7:35 DAMN, Odin is such a nice guy!!!! What a role model! He's like that grandpa that everyone loves. He would surely never do anything evil or treacherous.

[@grimace2845]

He is manipulating that kid

[@GustavoSilva-ny8jc]

@@grimace2845 I know dude 😂

[@grimace2845]

@@GustavoSilva-ny8jc shit. I honestly didn’t read that last sentence.

[@thegoodcaptain6620]

Heh heh heh hah hah hah

[@hristescu263]

When I played it first time ,I was really fooled that Odin is not that bad , that was until that scene with You know who. They made an character an actor himself

[@Tadicuslegion78]

Odin: Why did you free Garm? Loki: Well for starters, the mask was pointing straight at that wolf, and Heimdall, you know the guy you sent with us, he ran away the second we got to Hel and Thrud, who told me not to, but I thought we needed to move the Wolf to get to where the Mask was pointing to, and I thought the only way to do it was to remove his chains to get him to move. Odin: Logical.

[@pazz1239]

Loki: I mean I could've walked around the chained animal to go behind it or just not freed it even if I sensed it wants too (dont ask how I sensed feelings of something that has no soul).

[@ghost_shoota]

@@pazz1239what happens if he was laying on top another entrance or a part of the mask

[@pazz1239]

@@ghost_shoota There are no ifs, Meowscles

[@teamvlcn6820]

Odin should have told Atreus that Garm was in the area. He didn't because he didn't think Atreus, who knew nothing about Garm or what he could do, would be kind enough to free a chained animal.

[@psychogamer7213]

Well, Kratos brought the Titans to Olympus, Atreus freed a hell-hound, like father like son!!

[@Nuts568]

Yooo I didn’t even think of that all that’s needed is his circle button 😂

[@coolbeans3752]

Damn, you're right XD

[@stevenwoods5787]

kratos did all that on purpose tho, he wasnt having a inner PETA moment

[@Rhino-Prime]

@@stevenwoods5787 If it was Peta they would put down the dog

[@sen5857]

*Hel-hound.

[@gings4ever]

Freya admonishing Atreus like a damn mother apart from everyone saying he fucked up is beautiful

[@B_bang22]

Funnily enough she is probably the closest thing he’s had to a mother since Faye’s death

[@Lipe326]

@@B_bang22 well she literally referred Atreus and Kratos as her family

[@enderethan144]

8:14 After finding out that Garm is completely unkillable and can tear through fabric between realms, Mimir has every right to react like that just shows you that Garm is no joke.

[@krzysztofkaruzo6899]

"What would draw you to such mischief? Is this Loki's doing?" is like asking him is that his doing giving atreus identity.

[@isc8900]

i love how mythically accurate they get with this game, Garm is an actual character in the Poetic Edda, even though he's only mentioned to be in Hel, Santa Monica took that and made him a whole story to why Fenrir is gigantic

[@thorveim1174]

well except garm and fenrir are completely separate in myth, with fenrir being raised among the gods as a puppy and just grew to gigantic proportions on his own. God of war echoes the actual myths rather than being accurate, which isnt really a bad things because it keeps you on your toes as to what will happen and what has happened in the past.

[@TheOtakuKat]

@@thorveim1174 There's been theories through out the years that Germ and Fenrir are off shoots of each other which is what probably inspired this interpretation.

[@isc8900]

@@thorveim1174 some things are spot on though, like how Freyr dies by the blade of Surtr (Ragnarök), and how Brok and Sindri forged Mjölnir and Draupnir but not Gungnir.

[@willphoenix5464]

Apparently in mythological Ragnarok it is Tyr the one who is killed by Garmr, described to be one of the worst of the monsters

[@tiffanywyatt5137]

@@isc8900 some but not most. Example Fenrir was supposed to defeat odin

[@viksta6834]

I love how Heimdall is all pissy and smug about Atreus getting in trouble when really, he's the one that should've gotten in major trouble for it. He had one clear directive: To supervise. Atleast have the decency to say "If you see a giant wolf chained up, don't free it".

[@Tacoguy1000]

Exactly what I was thinking. You think the guy that could see everything would be aware of that and give at least a holler.

[@derricklabay9281]

It's Heimdall. What do you expect?

[@lewisrigby886]

i fucking hate heimdal but in his defence he was sent on the mission to steal the moon at the time but ye tell the godly teenagers not to free the giant chained wolf PSA today if you see a giant chained wolf in literal fucking hell it’s probably for good goddamn reason

[@pazz1239]

Also, freeing Garm does no harm to Asgard. And Odin probably planned it as well. So he most likely stayed away

[@johnnyboy3410]

Heimdall had different mission, I think it was stealing the moon, Atreus and Thrud aren’t babies

[@DenBed]

Everyone Else: "Damn, You Fucked up Boi..." Kratos: "Enough, No one reprimands my boi other than me."

[@webhead9368]

Everyone is scared of the big bad, reality-tearing, unkillable wolf.

[@FunnyRedemption]

Hmm, I wonder why? 🤔

[@imperialwalker]

Kratos: “come boy, we’ve got a dog to leash”

[@NicoBlack69]

Except The Big Bad Unkillable Spartan.

[@calamityclash0018]

@@NicoBlack69 kratos can be killed

[@roddcozmo137]

@@calamityclash0018 bruh crawled out of the afterlife, technically he CAN but he’ll come back.

[@eldiandevil]

Something of note: the way freya’s expression changes when kratos said “enough. He has made a mistake.” It’s like she’s remembering the mistake she made with Baldur. I love this game.

[@user-mu8ok5xf8d]

I like how you can see odin get slightly frustrated that giving up the mask and sword didn’t stop him from leaving

[@shuttlecrossing1433]

Yeah after Atreus hands Ingrid back to Odin - with great care to treat it kindly - Odin just tosses it carelessly onto the bed. You can tell he's absolutely fuming that Atreus is leaving but has to keep it under wraps to keep up appearances.

[@timelordacaelus5959]

The moment Mimir reacts, you can just see the feeling of defeat come over Atreus. Here's a person whose judgment he holds in high regard, having a reaction like that when he never really has before, I'd probably feel like that too.

[@alexmalec2207]

Mimirs instant “GARM?!” Kills me everytime

[@aarondavidson907]

It makes me so happy to see Kratos’ progress as a father. Despite all the strife between him and his son, he trusts Atreus unconditionally when it matters most and pledges to help fix his mistake. Very few words yet he says so much

[@benjaminwebster4482]

The sheer terror of Mimir and the urgency of Tyr just shows how bad the situation is

[@spoofy8867]

I mean to be fair, "Tyr" knew about it already and was just playing the part

[@TheGhostOfTK]

Notice how odins fists are balled up when he speaks to atreus about garm, hella good at hiding his true intentions

[@nz7677]

Yup, that's Loki in a nutshell. Screwing up and fixing his mistakes. The other mythologies should be sweating nervously as he now travels to them 😂

[@serronserron1320]

The next mythology group will be in Egypt supposedly. I can't wait for them to do something stupid like destroy Serkets oaths of potions

[@karls4937]

Pretty sure Garm can only travel between norse realms.

[@doomslayer9672]

@@serronserron1320 what happen if they destroyed it ?

[@anontwentytwo1380]

This is not the same loki you're used too. This is their own version of him. So you're wrong soy boy

[@fatmax2spew140]

@@anontwentytwo1380 why did you feel the need to say "soy boy"

[@azazelgrigori9244]

Odin: by the way, if you see a giant wolf there, leave it alone. Loki: why? Odin: because he rips holes in reality and can’t be controlled. Loki: okay, I’ll remember that.

[@Fruitbydafooty]

Everyone:HOLY SHIT YOU FREED GARM! Kratos:who tf is Garm?

[@diannabishop4053]

I wondered how they would turn the mostly sweet child from the first game into the god of mischief. Atreus' intentions are always pure, and yet he accidentally causes chaos everywhere he goes. I think maybe that's his curse, and seeing as it's his life goal to help people, it'll torment him as he grows up. Like Kratos' curse.

[@WonkyTonkBotty]

"No good deed goes unpunished."

[@rosaline7549]

Thats honestly would be an interesting character arc for atreus if they decided to go that route in the future, helping people will be his downfall

[@lordofsoup1165]

Everyone "garm you freed garm oh this is the mother of all mistakes" Kratos " so we need to put down a dog.....so be it"

[@Nzosaba_Matenge]

And he was so sure about it too

[@senorninato3318]

Mmmm doggo hel yummi 😋

[@Shrbrt]

Kratos said : put it down Like ole yeller

[@bigjayce7456]

I like how Tyr was like, “what would drive you to such mischief?” Loki is literally the god of mischief 😂😂😂. Nice way to get your title. Create the biggest screw up in Norse deity history.😂😂 Definitely a Loki move.

[@sweetlamb4919]

That "Tyr" is trying his hardest to push Atreus to become Loki xD

[@anontwentytwo1380]

Bro this ain't marvel. This is their own version. Atreus doesn't not have a slit personality, he just has two names. But he wants to go by Atreus

[@bigjayce7456]

@@anontwentytwo1380 can you chill? It was a joke.

[@anontwentytwo1380]

@@bigjayce7456 how is my comment not chill? Grow some balls boy

[@bigjayce7456]

@@anontwentytwo1380 Lol. The irony.

[@benderthepirate]

8:31 one of the best lines in the game so far.

[@j-boy3312]

Mimir’s reaction to hearing that Garm was freed was just priceless!😂

[@imperialwalker]

I love how Kratos was very forgiving of Atreus. I believe that he was proud of Atreus for not having given into Odin’s honeyed words and knowing when he needed to regroup and ask for help. Kratos didn’t need to force Atreus to come back to him because Atreus was loyal to his father and came back on his own.

[@cacallis86]

🤔 it kinda worked out Hel Bird was angry bird about Garm mess and blamed Aseir for it and round up joining the rebellion in exchange for a retirement pending

[@traceyjacobsen8544]

"hel bird was angry bird" is oddly funny

[@Kyle-gu3ge]

@@traceyjacobsen8544 he just in a catapult launched at azgards walls 🤣🤣

[@traceyjacobsen8544]

@@Kyle-gu3ge gonna need a big ass catapult tho...

[@thorbat]

I don't think she blamed the Aesir, I'm pretty sure that she straight up blames Atreus and Kratos and gives them the responsibility of closing them, I believe the Hel Eagle is impartial to either side and simply joined us because we gave her an offer she couldn't refuse.

[@mizoreyoroizuka4178]

@@thorbat Godfather reference?

[@jakobwhite7120]

Kratos is the biggest character arc since Vader. Solid parenting, opts not to kill the gods he meets unless literally given no choice, went from monster to decent guy pretty good!

[@mikflordeliza]

I love how Odin was a great actor, one moment he was like a great grandpa letting it slip away but next thing started scolding Atreus in Tyr's form like he doesn't know a thing.

[@PR1ME98]

I have a friend who’s into norse mythology. I told him about this mission and they basically had the same reaction as everyone in the game lol. He called me one night asking if he killed tyr yet. (Because in some stories of real norse myth tyr is fated to fight garm during ragnarok)

[@The73MPL4R]

"What were you thinking" says the woman who made her psycho son immortal

[@jaxsteel2680]

Kratos knows what it's like to cause apocalyptic disasters

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

The way Kratos deals with the situation is how all parents should deal with the mistakes of their children

[@SimonPetrikov12]

When this first happened I thought the mask piece was on Garm somewhere OR that Heimdall stole the piece behind Garm already, since he tells Odin he retrieved "the item" later

[@Erik75893]

Same

[@granalmirantethrawn2972]

What was the item he mentioned?

[@giveandtake8428]

@@granalmirantethrawn2972 he doesn't mention it because we leave with Thor's daughter.

[@lighttenko1138]

@@giveandtake8428 I thought it was obvious, since the green rift in Odin's basement is awfully similar looking to Garm's green clawmarks. So the mask was reacting to Garm, even tho there wasn't any mask piece there.

[@granalmirantethrawn2972]

@@giveandtake8428 ik, I want to know what he retrieved

[@silverwurm]

Everyone else: freaking out Kratos: Come boi, we’ve got a boss to fight

[@raddpluto]

Mimir had the best reaction 😂

[@RoyJrthe2nd]

This one moment is exactly why it's important to teach history

[@antihero1757]

9:32 Ratatoskr was like a disneyland guider with no mood 😂

[@Theseamus2000]

"will be waiting for you in your *old* home" A very subtle hint he knew where they were living

[@quantumofzentrix2748]

"Just you wait Heimdall, my dad's gonna kick your ass!"

[@trancendent]

I just got to this part and Mimir's reaction made me fall out of my chair laughing.

[@LoneStarVII]

The way Odin threw the sword on the bed with such disrespect 😂

[@chilljukebox7898]

The way every single god/goddess heard “Garmr is loose” and completely dropped Ragnarok will never not be funny

[@alechome8021]

I like how the situation was so dire, even Ratatoskr at the end of the video started cussing, even when his “bitterness” is separated from his body.

[@aditghifari5039]

Everyone just suprised while kratos hust chill and comfort atreus. He already fucked his own country what else does scared him ?

[@mohabalserafe3795]

At least they managed to fix that problem unlike what happened to Greece

[@richardknox4612]

Kratos is many things but a hypocrite is not one of them. He may be cagey about his past, and insist others be better, but he does not pretend that he's a saint, nor does he give people grief over mistakes he himself made once upon a time. Atreus fucked up, he wasnt pretending he didnt, so kratos was fully supportive. Yelling at an already guilty atreus would accomplish nothing.

[@Vergil7583]

I mean freeing garm was a win win. Fenrir got a new body and we got to see and pet a giant doggy good boi

[@johnnysizemore5797]

Now in Arturo's defense he was just doing a good thing he thought so he could help his friend.

[@Lopiny]

>Arturo I'm gonna chalk that one up to autocorrect

[@johnnysizemore5797]

@@Lopiny yeah, unfortunately my battle with the nafarius autocorrect has been on going for many a summer...

[@wasifchowdhury2004]

@@johnnysizemore5797 "nafarius"

[@johnnysizemore5797]

@@wasifchowdhury2004 thank you

[@rubensneto9049]

"Such mischief " heh fitting

[@tytheguy13andahalf]

Odin is a lot more composed than I expected him to be.

[@Errorvirus404]

Well that's what he does he's a manipulator. He's just being composed and understanding cause he still needed atreus' help. Deep down he's freaking out.

[@kk28262484]

I love Kratos' response. He defended Aterus from bashing (which I would have done the same if I knew who's Garm), but also admitted that his son had made a mistake, and proceeded to amend his son's mistake with him That's high quality parenting there

[@dafrost2964]

Lmfao mimir reaction 😂 I’m dying

[@rybaneightsix5085]

This whole sequence hit me right in the fucking feels.

[@truewarrior2847]

I honestly Lmfaoo when i heard Mimr’s reaction

[@dentatusdentatus1592]

WHO LET THE DOG OUT?

[@behindthecookie8653]

Minor’s reaction was so priceless lmao.

[@joemegastar5797]

8:15 Best line in the video 🤣

[@Kay_The_Coffee_Weirdo]

Kratos was the only one wise enough to acknowledge that Atreus had made a mistake; and that Atreus was fully aware that he had. Him supporting Atreus and offering to help him fix it was what Atreus needed at that time instead of judgement. But Kratos also realized that he made a mistake in how he was parenting Atreus, which lead to him being driven away. I love the relationship between these two; and I would never think that I would be looking to Kratos for parenting advice.

[@KaBar41]

2:20 Heimdall... you bear just as much responsibility for this as Atreus does. You know he doesn't know much about these worlds and the entire reason why Odin sent you along was to escort Thrud and Atreus and... Oh, I don't know, do adult things like say: "Hey! Don't let that giant wolf go free! It's an unkillable beast! You need to find another way around it."

[@MrKilliewiggles]

I always thought it was odd that with all of his knowledge of norse culture and lore, Atreus didnt know about Garm already, and the subsequent consequences of freeing him.

[@primaljoker3040]

Freeing garm was one of the best things they did

[@thepumpkinlord643]

Atreus: i freed Garm Mimir: you did WHAT!?

[@MrSparda1989]

Truly an interesting spin/amalgamation on both the Fenrir and Garmr (Garm) Myth.

[@A-1412]

I love how Kratos went from getting mad at Atreus for shooting a deer without his command to acting calm and reasonable even though his son just released a giant interdimensional wolf monster into the Nine Realms.

[@hamzerpanzer]

To be fair, Kratos like Atreus also doesn't know wtf Garm is

[@DemonGod931]

At first I didn’t think Garm being free is a big deal for them, but seeing Mimir’s reaction to it. That changed it.

[@Derpzilla-tw2ox]

I was not the one who first mentioned this, but the moment with Odin is another hint at him being Tyr in disguise. Odin would have had no way to know that they had a new base of operations, yet he refers to their house as his old home

[@amoranimation1416]

Imagine when you scrach the air you'll open realm tears

[@user-dq8gs8ms8b]

Countless realm tears all over the tree amd dead flooding the realms 24/7.

[@amoranimation1416]

@@user-dq8gs8ms8b my friends are the one Who'll close it "lessa rifa"

[@ShadeGrey]

Kratos is like "Giant hel beast? Eh wouldn't be my first. Come on son, ill show you how to fix this."

[@theosmith6275]

First they gang up on him for going to Asgard and now they gang up on him for freeing Garm.

[@jamessmith-hh9wz]

I swear heimdal in this game gives off the same vibes as Hermes in GOW3

[@meshiu2344]

Just realized Thrud was able to briefly summon lightning in Hel. If they bring her back in the next game. I hope she becomes the proper powerhouse she is suppose to be.

[@alexmalec2207]

I love that Mimir basically goes “YOU WHAT?!”

[@ufolamb]

I love how you can hear Freyas motherly voice kick in

[@__shubham__]

4:41 Thrud's face looks like Penny Robinson (portrayed by Mina Sundwall) from Lost in Space TV series.

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

Her face was the inspiration for Thrud. In fact she's also the voice actor. Some characters in GOW are modeled after they voice actors

[@bcgazero6472]

Kratos:look at him starting his own world ending tragedy,just like his old man,i'm so proud

[@RodH_05]

The game really wants us to hate Heimdall that badly.

[@adaoraumeh4513]

It's so obvious that they want us to hate him but my contrarian mind ends up loving how much of an ass he is. He can also somewhat back-up his words in a fight.

[@dangerouslydubiousdoubleda9821]

@@adaoraumeh4513 WEAVE MASTER.

[@defaulted9485]

First playthrough I hated Heimdall that badly but after thinking through about Garm in the myths, Heimdall sadly justified for that moment.

[@awesomeavis7861]

@@defaulted9485 heimdall was there to supervise them especially considering he had zero faith they they would succeed in their quest and he decided to not supervise

[@variantgamer9885]

Kratos gave him what he deserved

[@SnakeMan448]

If only there was a responsible adult with them to warn them about something this important. And that someone else didn't assign that adult a secret mission that immediately split the group.

[@okidokes]

8:30 bro I cant mimirs reaction here is funny as hell 🤣 edit: I also cant stop laughing at the fact that everyone is freaking out on how big atreus messed up xD like even Odin was like "that was a BIG mistake"

[@QlusRoom]

Just a casual visit to the Elephant graveyard

[@mafiapenguin767]

"Chains will snap And the wolf will run"

[@robertfeldmann542]

i know this is suppose to be a serious omfg moment but Mimirs;s reaction comes off so funny all i can do is laugh

[@ceanveezy]

Mimir cracks me up with his reaction.

[@nowwhat7259]

9:00 “Why are you giving me this? I don’t want this.”

[@psychojoe4764]

I was suprised how Tyr sounds i was honestly expecting him to sound like Kratos but a bit deeper

[@Abdega]

Kratos used to be a world destroying creature that was trapped in the land of the dead so it makes sense he wouldn’t want to be too harsh on Atreus

[@dantesprophet9612]

If there was ever a perfect moment for the “you WHAT?!” fish from SpongeBob this would be it.

[@legionofmetal9968]

Heimdall: "You ABOSLUTE unqualified MORON." On this one Heimdall...Just this one time...I am firmly in agreement with you.

[@herist7661]

Odin looks like a good guy

[@hohuy1469]

Yeah, and talks like a good guy, but all of his good things end there

[@mohabalserafe3795]

Will he imprisoned Tyr for years and was able to study how he acts so yeah he is a manipulater after all

[@digitaladventurer2142]

Looks can be deceiving, hes just a master manipulator. Reminds me of Sidious from Star Wars

[@vaibhavsharma897]

That shows they got Odin right he just manipulated you in thinking he is a good guy another reason this game is good

[@eg-draw]

@@mohabalserafe3795 not to mention Tyr is his son too

[@Cassiopea525]

I blame the adult for not telling the animal-loving kid that this animal is chained for a reason.

[@rayzermaniac5218]

Imagine sending someone somewhere where a giant wolf is locked up without telling him WHY that giant wolf is locked up, not to mention giving even the slightest hint as to the power the wolf has.