Finding The Real Tyr In All Realms After Ending - God Of War Ragnarok PS5 2022

[@goon8486]

I just noticed something: when you meet odin as tyr he asked for food and shelter but the real tyr wanted to reflect instead of hospitality

[@w_rry]

It’s pretty normal to ask for food and shelter tbh

[@titanx8331]

Don't forget that Odin made Tyr look like a broken wuss, while real Tyr didn't even look scared, just disbelief to see people he know again.

[@Vittoo]

​@@titanx8331 it said a lot about Odin he studied real Tyr and saw him always calm but then he risked portrayed Tyr as a coward out of spike

[@Denarus2]

He also called Freya "Frigg"

[@jakekreeger5318]

I believe it was so he could discern whether or not it was a trick of Odin.

[@ng_canadian]

Tyr is basically what the All-Father SHOULD be like. Hence why he was so wise and beloved

[@vagabond8460]

And is also why Odin despised him. It’s a really nice touch

[@kenthefele113]

Indeed. Odin was jealous of how his own son was wiser and more widely loved than him.

[@shawnthompson2303]

Some scholars believe that Týr was the original patriarch of the Norse pantheon and was usurped by Odin.

[@dafaqu694]

@@shawnthompson2303 yes at least according to germanic myth Tiwaz was another name of tyr, and also another name of buri (the 1st aesir)

[@jimmythegrunt7371]

He IS Odin. Rather Odin as he should've been.

[@satwik_chandra]

Tyr really displays that he learned a lot from travelling different realms before he was imprisoned, he seems to be doing Tai chi, meditation and even Namaskar which shows that he probably travelled through the east to learn about spiritualism. Such a cool character!

[@NiladonGrey]

well in the last game, there was shinto symbolism (Shintoism is the indigenous religion of Japan) in a panel with him on it in Odin's Vault if I'm remembering correctly, so it's likely he learned those while on the way to Japan

[@rolando90s]

@@NiladonGrey oh I'm so extremely excited for that series.god of wars meets Japanese mythology woo.

[@nowifi8063]

@@rolando90s let’s hear them butcher their names too 😂

[@mavvynne444]

*Tài Chi

[@evanmarogen]

@@mavvynne444 tai food

[@АнтонБашаркевич]

it's fun to watch how Tyr, after a hundred years of winter imprisonment, travels through the worlds and does yoga. Just flex

[@Tuckerx78]

Kratos retired to the forest and chopped wood, everyone does their own thing.

[@johnvermintide]

i want to have a cup of coffee with tyr really

[@onmono8916]

Tyr is that distant uncle that does tai chi

[@johnvermintide]

@@onmono8916 and smokes weed

[@HoHhoch]

@dev Walk softly, but carry a big stick.

[@i8tenpies]

Odin really did make Tyr into a netflix adaptation and not use the source material when he impersonated him

[@ReverendLeRoux]

That's a good one. I like it.

[@holliswilliams8426]

he totally did

[@kr1spness]

Tyr seems like the type to turn the other cheek and hold no hate, so Odin in his "pacifism" only used it as a show of cowardice until he was in danger and said fuck it, elves die today. Tyr seems like he wouldn't back down but would try to save lives.

[@ReverendLeRoux]

@@kr1spness I feel like Tyr is the kind of person to employ gunboat diplomacy. "I come in peace, I intend to seek resolution over conflict, but cross me and I'll burn your city down."

[@nicholascazmay2126]

If Tyr is the God of War, it’s easy to see in this moments why Odin wanted him out of the way. Tyr’s perceptiveness and wisdom allows him to analyze situations, places, and people until he understands them to his core. Odin was afraid of what Tyr would perceive in him, and of his ability likely to deconstruct Odin’s illusions probably through mere observation.

[@YoungYahtz94]

Tyr is more like the God of formal war, like fighting fair and getting justice and not committing war crimes. That’s why he’s more level headed than Ares or Kratos was. He’s more like Athena..she was also a goddess of warfare but not the brutality of war but more like the defense and strategy side of it

[@mohd8877]

He was also helping the giants

[@TheycallmeMrWonka]

You're kind of over analyzing what they show of Tyr and adding a lot to it. I mean, I get it, but, there really isn't that much of his character shown other than a very hippy like pondering.

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

Tyr is what Kratos couldn't be

[@munkqiking7207]

@@TheycallmeMrWonka You consider reflection hippylike?

[@bingsubacon8552]

Just notices a small detail. The real Týr shows his name as "Týr" at the subtitles, but when it was Odin, it's just "Tyr". Very impressive.

[@Tahkaullus01]

Come to think of it, when they speak of Týr in the subtitles, his real name will be _italicised_ as if the devs were saying 'keep an eye on this, we're up to something.'

[@filipmajewski8382]

Also when Atreus meets Odin in Asgard, the latter makes comments about the food and cooking in the great lodge.

[@KingZedusPrime2009TyrentKaiju]

@@filipmajewski8382 you're using the word latter incorrectly

[@filipmajewski8382]

@@KingZedusPrime2009TyrentKaiju latter - denoting the second or second mentioned of two people or things. "the Russians could advance into either Germany or Austria-they chose the latter option"

[@JKyouma]

Oh yeah I remember seeing the name like that and I questioned it early on but damn.

[@HJSDGCE]

Tyr is incredibly wise. Even though he's peaceful, you can feel how powerful he is by his words and body language. I can see why Odin feared him.

[@Hymn_]

i mean odin ain't that strong

[@Ozzie_Mandias]

He is actually acting like Baldr from the real life Norse Religion... Baldr was always a super pacifist ultra moral hippie... Since his death and becoming the leader of Helheimr... Helheimr became a Garden of Eden... a lush peaceful paradise. At least thats what the religious texts say... Tyr was basically like Arthur Morgan with High Honor in Red Dead II... plus with divine powers of course. All about honourable warrior qualities...

[@joevile240]

@@Ozzie_Mandias I did like how they twisted Baldr's personality in GoW. In a myth, he is peaceful and seen as a pure beacon of light. However, adding a bit of realism and you can see how someone who feels nothing, tastes nothing, smells nothing could go insane.

[@Ozzie_Mandias]

@@joevile240 Baldr's invulnerability in the norse faith was more like a "contract" from Freya that everything in existence, except Mistletoe, agreeing to never harm him. He could still feel and reproduce.

[@joevile240]

@@Ozzie_Mandias Good point, had to look it up after I posted. Still think the reason mistletoe was left out is funny. "Oh, it is young and harmless. I asked everything else, so I'll just skip the the last thing." Makes me wonder if the legend of Achilles was recycled for Baldr's legend. Both having the one weakness accidently caused by their mothers.

[@familyguysofunny1933]

What's really heartbreaking is that, Atreus was right. Tyr was alive and imprisoned. Sindri blames Atreus for bringing Odin into his home and Atreus probably blames himself. But it was all Odin's doing. Atreus and Sindri will probably never know

[@hedizaoui609]

Atreus most likely will, he definitely is coming back. Sindri might not though.

[@Polyvalent]

@@hedizaoui609 sindri will know in the DLC when you tell him about it.

[@eg-draw]

@@hedizaoui609 I don't think devs will leave sindri like that. Poor dude lost everything. They can't just throw him away from the plot.

[@gibleyman]

Bruh they can't just leave Sindr like this. You can't do a complete 180 on the comic relief goofy fun character and make him depressed and dark in classic comic book style, but never give him the true good ending he deserves from the very start, that's not how you do it man.

[@hedizaoui609]

@@gibleyman I hope and expect they won't, but since I can't see the future IDK

[@IxodesPersulcatus]

You can see how he was able to unite the realms: not by taking command, but by building up the people and by pointing out their similarities.

[@kairu_aname]

Winning people's hearts and minds

[@flameendcyborgguy883]

He is totally like Sun Tzu. He sees any fight as a last, as the best wars are the ones where no one dies. This is a paradox, that the most significant wars are the ones that were never fought.

[@AveryScarlet]

The fact Odin went as far as to act out as Tyr being a coward... Really shows just how much he despised the God of War. He hated him so much he wanted those who saw Tyr to slowly despise him because of the attitude "he" displayed. Additional note: You know, I feel as if Tyr was the most loved Aesir by the other realms out of all the others. While the other Aesir were looked upon out of awe and fear for their might. Tyr? Even in the previous game we saw he was respected immensely for his wisdom, tenacity, and kindness. Regardless whether Odin held some disdain over this or simply failed (or refused to) understand Tyr, it's absolutely disgusting with what he did to Tyr. Honestly, I'm down for having Odin suffer in for all eternity. But at this point... I think Sindri made the right move. No amount of suffering can make Odin pay for what he ALMOST did to the realms, and the century of isolation Tyr faced. I think at one point Tyr WAS filled with anger, but his time alone probably taught him to let go.

[@Mezchano]

Not gonna lie it worked on me, I understood it at first but when the game went on and worse stuff was happening "Tyr" not using his power was kind of annoying me.

[@reijishian2593]

It also serves to illustrate the point that Odin didn’t understand who Tyr actually was.

[@BreeDestyni]

Well it worked 🤣 cause tyr is quite useless & pathetic in my eyes Kratos had to save the realms and is repairing & he has the nerve to ask to be left alone 😂😂😂

[@DieshockX]

@@BreeDestyni He just got out, after all. He is travelling through realms, seeing the after math and pick up what he missed. And considering what he did before Kratos arrived I think he just need time.

[@Musikmaker658]

When Tyrodin was being a useless and weird but understandable pacifist, I almost felt like the developers have ruined Tyr's profile that was built up in the last game in order to make other things in Ragnarok work, truly in terms of time and clutching content, and went with the "well a few slip-ups can be forgiven"-approach. And I still kinda do because we still see next to nothing of Tyr. But the whole idea of Tyrodin made things so much more interesting in the last few hours of the story. Disguising himself, infiltrating the enemy through deceit and preemptive information gathering and actually having the tenacity to play it all out all the while pretending as Odin to not know the important bits of the enemy’s plan WITHOUT any slip of the tongue until well, that slip of a tongue, is such an Odin move that it almost sparks joy in me thinking back to Tyrodin's Peace talks and paroles that amounted to absolutely nothing.

[@fallout0624]

Too those who don't know, Týr is the God of justice aswell not just the god of Battle, his wisdom and sense of honor are well known in the Eddas

[@larrylightfoot22222]

More accurately, the Norse gods are more aspects of personality than divine with power of domains, there isn't an precise God of lightning for example, thor is close, but he just uses lightning, and doesn't have control over it, just channels it with his hammer, his main feats are that of strength and drunkeness

[@TheFDream]

Tyr really is a hippie by heart

[@bolor-erdenetseren4716]

I was just thinking the same. I never knew asgard has hippies.

[@Ozzie_Mandias]

He is actually acting like Baldr from the real life Norse Religion... Baldr was always a super pacifist ultra moral hippie... Since his death and becoming the leader of Helheimr... Helheimr became a Garden of Eden... a lush peaceful paradise. At least thats what the religious texts say... Tyr was basically like Arthur Morgan with High Honor in Red Dead II... plus with divine powers of course. All about honourable warrior qualities...

[@CamdenKaneakaNeptunesdaughter]

I was thinking that the entire time

[@azfarahsan]

-god of war- god of peace

[@flameheadshero]

Closest to Jesus that we’ll get in this series? Lol

[@FirstLast-cg2nk]

This guy let an unkillable, reality-devouring wolf monster chew his arm off so that others could bind it. He literally sacrificed an arm to save the realms, and then went on a journey to find a way to regrow a lost limb, something that no other god can really do, as Heimdall couldn't properly regrow his lost arm in his fight, nor Odin restore his lost eye. Being soft-spoken, courteous and super-chill is not the same as being weak. There's no telling how strong he'd be in a real fight. Tyr was the God of War, but there are many aspects of war. Self-discipline, strategy, alliances, logisitics, and inspiring one's followers are all also parts of war. Where Ares, and later Kratos pre-character development, represented the more violent and bloody aspects of warfare, Tyr represents the more intellectual side, the side that requires the ability to think and plan calmly and rationally, the side that allows one to gain allies through negotiation, friendship, and mutual understanding. Where Ares and Kratos represent the strength and passion when it comes to war, Tyr represents the mind and the heart.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

Remember Athena was a god of war and wisdom. If anything he has a lot more in common with Athena before her fall.

[@charnielduterte3796]

tyr -> athena but selfless norse fates -> greek fates but selfless

[@wellyunnoso3087]

Great analogy, there are Egyptian hieroglyphs on his restored left arm. I assume the source of the magic that repaired it came from Egypt.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

@@charnielduterte3796 yeah pretty true, would defend pre-fall Athena but she was still a little entitled but not out right menevolent

[@IamSpacedad]

It's because he's the god of war that he understands how important peace is.

[@ronaldooliveira8771]

4:26 This piece of dialogue is what sold this Týr for me. He's definitely a really wise guy.

[@cmpork7145]

The only thing is that context is left out... Kratos wasn't responsible for Mimirs imprisonment while Mimir played a hand in the creature's enslavement. This is why Mimir still feels guilt and why it's different. I see what they're trying to do, but it felt a little more pretentious like the hippy trying to be deep on matter he doesn't have all try car fax on.

[@Phoquehead]

Im really glad they put side content in for Tyr, I was so saddened by odin disguising himself as him for the whole game thinking we would learn nothing more of him but no, the devs really made this game feel like a love letter

[@HunterKillerSub]

Nice to see Kratos warming up Tyr's feet while he's standing in standing in the cold at end.

[@specter__-007]

He is the good guy after all

[@keshavjames1368]

he needed some warmth

[@liljepolak8565]

Yea, the man lacks fuzzy warm socks!

[@Polyvalent]

nothing to warm the puppies like primordial fire

[@felreizmeshinca7459]

Nothing like a good ol' primordial fire to warm you up.

[@janwelcastro250]

Tyr knew Kratos since he went to Olympus after Kratos had wiped them. It was shown on the urn we've found in Tyr's vault. The god that annihilated the olympians and the mortals rebuilding their world back.

[@IndyJacksonTT]

Yea that’s an interesting thing to think about. Maybe kratos homeland is still thriving even after the chaos he created

[@123890antonioj]

@@IndyJacksonTT I've even heard interpretations of the last prophecy that makes Kratos tear up -- the one where people revere him - are the very same people of greece rebuilding, and trying to find the good even within the evil and destruction that Kratos left behind.

[@marxist-leninist-protagonist]

@@123890antonioj I would love to see Kratos traveling to Greece to help them rebuild.

[@Polyvalent]

@@123890antonioj He is holding the Leviathan axe in the final panel at the end. The panel isn't depicting Greece.

[@josephstalin2606]

@@Polyvalent That doesn’t really mean anything. The axe simply symbolizes that he’s moved on from the blades and it represents justice rather than vengeance. Kratos is depicted without a beard looking like his Greece counterpart. But I still agree that it’s the people of midgard worshipping him because he said himself that he wished to rebuild the 8 realms so Kratos is basically the new all father/boss god of Midgard

[@Lebijamesz]

Damn when I first saw Tyr in the trailer, I thought he was gon be a menacing and gruesome guy like young Kratos. But after this, I can conclude that he's a pretty chill guy..

[@theyounglinker5044]

The Tyr from the trailers, hummm...

[@pracitus]

Nothing indicated in the trailers that he was like old Kratos

[@unculturedmanofculture6837]

@@pracitus I mean, Tyr gave an Alpha-like attitude in the trailer like when he was towering over Kratos when he stood up while still maintaining eye contact, he never said a word in the trailer if I remember correctly and that was the only appearance he made in the trailer

[@Deoslatt]

@@unculturedmanofculture6837 the real tyr now that I see it would never try to assert dominance like that. He’s peaceful

[@pedrosantos1503]

@@unculturedmanofculture6837 But we already had some idea of what Tyr was like based on the lore of the previous game. If I remember correctly from my last playthrough about a year ago, it was said Tyr was a peacekeeper who could travel between realms and anyone respected.

[@alienelephant4721]

5:41 Tyr pondering about the temple. Tyr: I remember long ago when race of all realm; humans, dwarves, elves, giants, spirits and gods would come here for trade and free travel. But after the Aesirs asserted their brutal dominance the harmony once flourished here were destroyed along with the peace. I'm sorry, please let me be.

[@giornogiovanna5235]

It’s nice to see the real Tyr and not Odin

[@alienelephant4721]

It's nice to see the Passione Boss commenting for this video.

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

Kind of dumb that we find him as soon as we won the war

[@shadowloveslatinas]

@@CornholioPuppetMaster It could be that Odin used illusion magic to hide Tyr's true cell, and with him now gone the spell was broken. I'm just glad Tyr is truly free now.

[@giornogiovanna5235]

@@alienelephant4721 lol... wait that’s diavolo...

[@monkeywatch4916]

Except the character is pretty much the same both versions are mega hippies

[@DarkLordofTheRizz]

With the way Tyr is written, that is such a Zen thing to do for a God of War, Knowledge, and peace, who has traveled to different lands, to be doing Tai Chi.

[@misterandmisisC]

Legend says there is still someone GRUNTING in the Lost Prison.

[@frikinrikin]

YES TY

[@Vino_o]

Odin deserves an Oscar nomination

[@pracitus]

Odin acted waaayy too differentbfrom how the real Tyr acts

[@paulmestrejr5904]

@@pracitus at least he got the voice mimic down 😎

[@brokemono]

Richard Schiff really does deserve it. I hope he gets it too.

[@imchickenpls]

@@paulmestrejr5904 that’s because magic and magic can forge paths so it can very easily copy peoples voices.

[@paulmestrejr5904]

@@imchickenpls exactly so at least our boy got the voice down😎

[@lonleybeer]

Damn i can see why Odin feared Tyr even tho he is peaceful you can still feel that he is powerful

[@fadhelfarras1175]

oh...Odin feared Týr not because he's powerful, but because of the prophecy, in the prophecy, Týr would lead the war against the Aesir on Ragnarok, and it would lead to Odin's death, that's why he locked up Týr and told the whole realm that Týr is dead, and that's why Odin asked Atreus to stop searching for Týr

[@rurijo3169]

He seems like a calm and reasonable person

[@rencedionson3795]

Is he a calm and quiet person..?

[@Kennyboi073]

If the moment calls for calm..

[@mahyardolabi2936]

​@@Kennyboi073I'd say the moment calls for calm, yeah.

[@Toatekaha]

I wonder how the real Tyr would have acted if he was really there with us from the beginning.

[@michaelblower7363]

Rather calm, focussed and carefully planned. I imagine things would have gone a lot smoothly though, since he was admired by everyone in the Nine Realms.

[@riohudson9612]

The game would be much, much shorter. When Odin took the shape of Tyr, he could never possibly replicate his personality being that it was just a disguise. So, the old man simply drew upon his own perception of Tyr, and played himself a coward who preaches peace like a broken record. Anyone who has met Tyr before his imprisonment, even for a moment, would be able to see right through Odin's disguise. But after? They'd just think Tyr was broken from all the torturing and isolation. But now we know the real Tyr never broke. Not even a little. Because peace is not all he is. Tyr is a warrior. He leads armies. He fights battles. And he wins wars. The fact that he doesn't do it through the same methods and mentality as other gods of war is what lead to the false perception of him being a weak pacifist. But make no mistake. Though he prefers to fight with the mind rather than fists or weapons, he's still a damn good fighter. Tyr is a god of war through and through, and no doubt he and Kratos may team up in the next adventure. Tl/dr: If the real Tyr was found, the game would be over much sooner because Tyr is still a genuinely competent, frighteningly powerful god of war who just happens to want peace more than others.

[@jayhoes628]

@@riohudson9612 Also interesting that the Jotnar shrine said it took Odin AND Thor to imprison him, Tyr is definitely capable of war

[@warallied]

Most likely the death and outcome of the original prophecies. Odin was his worse enemy by trying to prevent Ragnarok and alter the course of fate. Tyr being there from the beginning means a lot of different decisions from Kratos and the rest including Atreus. Meaning a difference in data, fights and where leading to the death of Kratos at the hands of Thor (which already happened once)

[@bigpoppa3999]

@@riohudson9612 the only person to see through his bs was brok.

[@Korricat]

While I do wish the real Tyr had an impact in the story, these few scenes with him did leave a great impression. I can see why he was so beloved and inspiring. I'm inspired just listening to him.

[@Nett11]

Gets out of prison and first thing he does is start to vibe. Cool guy

[@Xgil2Play]

I wish I could introduce him to weed. I have a feeling he'd enjoy the natural herbs of the ground.

[@nox1ck589]

Tyr is honestly such an interesting character and its so cool to see his comparison to odin as him is insane you can see the times he is nudging atreus towards what he wants

[@comet3969]

“Our home is in the realm between realms for the moment. You can find us there when you’re ready.” The homeowner when Tyr visits: 🔫🗿

[@granalmirantethrawn2972]

Lmao

[@zmc2585]

So freya and kratos live in the same house 🤔🌚🌚🌚

[@NoxaClimaxX]

Sadly, I don’t think Sindri is returning any time soon: his memory of that home has been understandably poisoned 😢

[@gavinsfriend2157]

😎

[@ArkayeCh]

I like how you see him doing taichi and yoga. Both peaceful body arts with martial counterparts. It's also gained from the other cultures he visited.

[@jamesporquez3682]

Id love seeing tyr fighting using kung fu and other martial arts.

[@ritchierich2793]

I liked how GoW Ragnarok made both GoW become pacifists.. one being a motivational speaker while the other being a yoga instructor...

[@bisaajadeh260]

Truueee From GOD OF WAR To GOD OF PARENTING

[@lukasstorie2947]

@@bisaajadeh260 yeah they both preach like they parenting the 8 realms which at this point they do.

[@Vic-Boss213]

i loved that the one who used to be the god of war in the norse mythology becomes a hippie

[@The-Deadite]

Makes sense the only two possible outcomes for a god of war are an horrible death or personal growth.

[@Vic-Boss213]

@@The-Deadite fax bruv

[@gavinotheshitpostartist5586]

I love how he is *literally* a massive hippie

[@4shadow894]

Kratos, uses war against those who wanted war. Tyr, uses war to conduct peace.

[@bisaajadeh260]

Nah we dont know how young tyr behave

[@ValentinoMarino11]

@@bisaajadeh260 Tyr was always a calm and respectable guy. He represents the Justice and logistical side of war, not the barbaric side you see with Ares and Kratos. It’s simply his nature to be wise and collected.

[@4shadow894]

@@bisaajadeh260 it was already said in the history of Tyr by Atreus. He was a really commendable leader, and the first one to go against Asgard and the Aesir gods. Unlike Kratos who only knows is to fight alongside his people, not lead them. Even Atreus's name was derived to Kratos's champion back in Greece, who is the same as he was in the young.

[@redace4821]

@@ValentinoMarino11 Týr is calm and reasonable.

[@raymondlyle3859]

Odin probably feared tyr because he felt like tyr could unite all the 9 realms to wage war against him.

[@pracitus]

He met gods in other realms and knows tai-chi, he seems very wise

[@MournfulSoul]

Weird seeing Tyr like this, I always thought he's more of a politician person, but to see him like a monk was quite shocking.

[@ariqsyafwan4987]

I think it's pretty clear that his day of politics and diplomacy were behind him, like Mimir said, he probably gonna spend some time to stretch and sightseeing

[@HoHhoch]

He's also been locked up for at least 100 years. Everyone he did politicking with is also dead... so... there's that too.

[@HanyaPanya444]

@@HoHhoch also the main issue he was dealing with is solved

[@yennefer440]

Not really. They spoke about him in the 2018 game. That he was a peacekeeper. So, him being that way isn't really surprising. What was surprising was seeing him be cowardly. Then, when you find out it was Odin, all along it makes sense.

[@mai-xf5tn]

Tyr in his enlightenment era

[@bacchusendo9032]

I remember at the beginning of the game everyone commenting on how hard it was gonna be to find Tyr and that he could be anywhere. Meanwhile, Kratos and Atreus found "him" pretty early on cause Odin knew they were looking for Tyr. So of course, there was a switcheroo.

[@TheArmouredAlechemist]

I have to say that I do really love GoW version of Tyr. If you look at Norse mythology and the stories Tyr was more of an individual to strive for peace rather than war. He was a God of War but would only take up arms as a last resort. He was also very wise that is why the 'All Father' feared him so. I hope there is DLC with Tyr because I very much would love to spend more time with this character.

[@PhantomBones101]

Having seen how Tyr interacts with the world and how he speaks I don't think he was just reflecting. He was observing the changes that occurred in each realm and possibly contemplating his role in a world that doesn't necessarily need him anymore now that Kratos basically protects the realms now. I have a feeling he may continue to travel to other pantheons to see what he may have missed. He strikes me as a nomad.

[@Readasaur]

Kratos has grown a lot since he moved up north, but I didn't realize that he was ready to interact with an emotionally healthy god of war. Tyr is just... so chill, dude.

[@Seraphatum]

I just noticed something: after youve rescued Tyr in Svartalfheim, he stands under a tree next to a sleeve. That was probably the first hint, hes Odin in Disguise! Since Odin hung himself to gain knowledge of the runes ;)

[@neutralhero999]

I can only think of Kratos' reason for another adventure is if there are other tyrants with a grudge like Odin who'll find out he's alive and aims to invade the Nine Realms for revenge. Of course, there would be other gods who don't want the dude to die, so they'll probably tell him to take refuge and regroup in their realms and jfc THE POSSIBILITIES, MAN. The next game, if ever there will be another, cannot be any bigger.

[@benpowell-punmaster1214]

What mythology would you want to visit in the next game should it happen?

[@carlodagunz]

Honestly? I think the next game should be about Loki's journey to find all the lost Giants, and of the process of rebuilding post-Ragnarok and the struggles that will arise from both. In the case of the Giants, it's important to note that Faye went against the wishes of her people in the hopes of giving her husband and child a better future. Rather than allow them to be used as pawns in the Giants' prophesized war and sacrifice their opportunity to grow and to be better than they once were in the process, Faye gave them all they needed to change the form of the journey, even if the end result generally proceeded according to prophecy. As for the rebuilding? Even with the noblest intentions to start with, there will still be conflicts between the denizens of the eight remaining realms. Kratos will have to do what he can to keep the peace, along with the allies he's made.

[@skullguy4863]

@carlodagunz probably will be DLC about that since this is the last game of Norse mythology

[@demonkingsparda]

@@benpowell-punmaster1214 either Egyptian or Celtic. I'd love for Kratos to meet Scathach

[@benpowell-punmaster1214]

@@demonkingsparda true. I would also love it if he visited Arthurian legend at some point.

[@AaronC141]

Tyr really just be out here vibing across the nine realms

[@ameliamaya.]

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[@SlightlyShoobie]

I like how Try brings up Mimir's body. If Odin is dead, then wouldn't his magic be too? Honestly. I couldn't imagine Mimir walking around. Feels wrong

[@taluca8474]

Its now that I realize that everyone doesn’t realize how absolutely easy it was to find “Tyr” in those mines. Like, apparently the Norse God of War is held captive in a fucking mine of all places? Not like somewhere in Asgard or Helheim or whatever, but a mine in the dwarf realm? Its absolutely amazing how Odin tricks everyone into thinking they found Tyr by just finding him at a mine, even so awed to think nobody thought about it even myself.

[@nelsonuzumaki4130]

tyr being an introvert in all realms haha

[@ArkenHowlVideos]

Would love to have seen what the real Tyr was capable of in combat. What weapon he used and what powers he has.

[@BangBang-yn9tl]

Stronger than kratos I assume

[@gendgree2269]

@@BangBang-yn9tl I don't think so. Tyr wasnt much of a fighter as thats his last resort and more of a negotiator. Kratos (while holding back) was on par with Thor who Is stronger than Tyr so Kratos would be stronger than Tyr.... In this universe, they purposely made Kratos op out of everyone and that's just how it is. Just like Doomguy

[@arthurmagalhaes7088]

@@gendgree2269 but in the first fight between Kratos and Thor, Thor was holding back, and even killed Kratos for a few seconds

[@gendgree2269]

@@arthurmagalhaes7088 kratos was holding back too plus he didn’t have the axe which was made to counter mjolnir. Thor had the upper advantage since he was using a weapon while kratos only used his fists… in the second fight, kratos easily bested thor who didn’t hold back while kratos still held back and even avoided killing him while thor tried every chance he could to kill kratos

[@gendgree2269]

@@arthurmagalhaes7088 plus it isn’t the first time kratos got killed by an enemy he fought for the first time… In gow2, Zeus killed kratos with the blade of Olympus as he doesn’t know how to properly fight a powerful god for the first time then the next time, he had Zeus running… Another point too in the first fight with thor, kratos got hit in the head by mjolnir since thor called it back and called kratos “dumbass”, but the second fight, kratos learned from his first fight and knew how to handle thor and went to stab his hand with the knife so he can’t call mjolnir back

[@sadagastgaming1392]

The movements he does in Vanaheim and Helheim, I wonder if he didn't learn them in an Other World perhaps inspired by the Chinese and Japanese Gods ? It even looks like he's doing Taichi or other martial art in the same style. I imagine that he may have met Buddha or divine and historical figures advocating Peace. And perhaps it was precisely his Journey through the other worlds that convinced him to no longer be God of War and that he learned that he could attempt to unify the Realms thanks to his experience.

[@mendozax0345]

1:34 sick move tyr

[@timeportal2859]

Tyr Doing Zen Meditation means he already meet The Buddha aswell.

[@dondavid6514]

Imagine a third game With this Tyr fighting a battle alongside kratos

[@pracitus]

There's no third norse game, if anything he'll appear in the next cultures alongside with Kratos and Atreus/Loki

[@MidnightatMidian]

@@pracitus It is clearly hinted that it will be a trilogy... I don't know where you get that theory...

[@MidnightatMidian]

Yes there will be a third Norse game, there's too much hint at the end of the game that the story is not finished yet.

[@joris4235]

@@MidnightatMidian it was confirmed to only have two games in the norse series. corey balrog (creative director) and eric williams (game director) both confirmed it

[@domz3011]

@@MidnightatMidian It is not a theory, God of war Ragnarok is the last GOW set in Norse mythology, most likely story for God of War 6 would be to follow Atreus in his search for the hidden giants- this according to DEVs and Cory Barlog.

[@s4nsk_]

tyr doing yoga, tai-chi and zen implies the existence of indian, chinese and japanese mythologies in the god of war universe as he had travelled the universe and might have learned spiritualism from eastern mythologies

[@enterthekyuubi]

The fact that this man was just chilling while Ragnarok was going on. lol.

[@reileydaigle1669]

We not worrying about the fact that he tried to light Týr on fire

[@mikenicholson1388]

So the devs said that tyr's animations in these postgame areas tell us where the game is heading next. He seems to be reflecting and lots of meditating. This makes me think next game will have hindu gods but i dont like that theory because we have to have loki find the giants. I think it would be odd if the giants went to the hindu gods. But idk i think the game was left open enough to where father and boy could go anywhere. Edit: but i will say that the next game should START in midguard and for one reason or another you travel somewhere else.

[@MinillaIF]

Isn't Atreus getting his own story? I'm assuming they go back to solo kratos? Or kratos and Freya? Idk. I'm excited where it may take us next

[@mikenicholson1388]

Im sure their paths will cross again tho. The next game cant just have Atreus by himself. "God of War" is Kratos, no way around it. If the next game is only Atreus then they would have to give it a different title.

[@WisdomThumbs]

*Helheim* - the Egyptian Ka, both a hieroglyph and worship pose. Popular modern definitions of Ka include: "your character is defined by what you do with what you know about reality, your behavior reflecting who you are." A pose and symbol so standalone and definitive, the Greeks adopted it, then the Romans, and now it's part of the etymology of words like "charisma." Very appropriate for Tyr to be doing in the underworld, in front of the guardian of the underworld. *Muspelheim* - Japan? this one's not definitive. It's just a basic resting pose shared across most cultures. But it's most commonly seen nowadays in ninja and samurai films, as the Bushido rest pose. It could be one of the Native American sitting poses... But it's probably Japanese. *Alfheim* - the classical Greek philosopher pose, but standing instead of sitting or kneeling. *Svartalheim* - I don't recognize this one. Any ideas? China? *Vanaheim* - lots of people think this one is Tai Chi. If it is, it's a mistake. Tai Chi is quite new, and adopted this movement from the Vedics. The movements and symbolism are derivative of India's religions. It symbolizes the ability to control the wind around you through focus and breathing, and modern yoga uses it too. Fun fact: it was historically tied to the swastika, which represented the Four Winds until Nazis misappropriated it. Extra fun fact: many of the poses and chants from modern yoga are directly lifted from religious worship practices and ceremonies, meaning there are millions of Americans performing Vedic-style worship without realizing it. *Midgard* - he's just... standing there? Is he supposed to be staring up at the world serpent that's not there anymore?

[@dylanhalbert5294]

yeah I think it’s confirmed that atreus and angroboda will get a game with Atreus the main character

[@gregddr]

Tyr gives me Keanu reeves kind of vibes... Tyr also feel more like an Indian god style. Doing yoga and all.

[@theyounglinker5044]

I suppose he was influenced by all the other cultures he visited.

[@pracitus]

Tai chi

[@gregddr]

@@theyounglinker5044 yeah...probably

[@RedStar441]

Tyr really is just straight up transcending the need for conflict despite being the aesir god of war. A man seeing the recursive nature of peoples actions. I'm utterly fascinated by what he knows about the other pantheons, because he seems to have learned so much from them.

[@PwnCrackers]

GoW Odin wanted to learn the nature of creation but didn't even came close to the effort that Tyr did...instead he chose to force others to do that for him. Chose to find answers in the same place and expected different clues. If he wandered the whole world he might have not ended up being smashed by a dwarf

[@ChoCoBenchMarker]

I love how stark difference is the 'tyr' that odin portrayed as vs the real tyr, especially when seeing mimir severed head Odin portrayed tyr as a coward, fearful and weakened god of war, losing all of his wisdom and honor to the point of making 'tyr' looks like a pitiful lesser god by acting afraid when seeing mimir head held by kratos pretend to assumed kratos is a god killer that going to kill every god and doing the begging not to kill him next in order make kratos doubtful if 'tyr' is as wisdom as he hears before While the real Tyr calmly just ask what happened, and still call mimir his friend when they first real meet and grateful for his freedom from that tree showing his compassion to those who close to him even go as far asking if mimir was having regret and grudge toward kratos who cannot free his body on that tree that day, and saying maybe this what should happened for their own past mistake

[@ashtoncasedy3237]

Kratos : *Has entered the chat Tyr : *Aight, Imma head out*

[@Carlisho]

This game feels like both the perfect conclusion and the biggest sequel bait of all time. I really wish we get at least one more game.

[@idleeidolon]

Everyone saying Tyr is doing yoga, but all I see is Tai Chi.

[@mskiara18]

If only Atreus was there to see the real Tyr, I imagine how the conversation of learning that Odin disguised as him would go. I love these little details the developers add with dialogue and exploring the game post credit.

[@Amadeus_7_]

Great, Tyr's now become a god of Yoga.

[@lonewanderer1328]

It’s showing how he visited egypt dumb dumb

[@hades1624]

i love how tyr is the god of war yet he is so peaceful its a great contrast

[@johnleonard9102]

Tyr and Kratos are definitely going to be good friends by the time the next game comes out. They'll have tons of stories to swap, and Tyr will teach Kratos about the other pantheons and how to maintain peace between them all.

[@גיאוייס-ק8ש]

It really feels like Tyr is the smartest man alive and not mimir

[@catbushi1756]

The sequel will prolly (hopefully) be like this: Kratos goes hunting with Freya or someone else, there's a boss fight with something and he returns to the realm between realms. They sit there and eat and chill til' Týr pays them a visit. He's going to teach Kratos how to travel to other pantheons for some reason. This is how I think it'll play out. I know it won't be a 100% accurate, but I hope Týr plays a big part of the upcoming sequels. He's one of my favorite characters!

[@bobsempletank5362]

I wouldn't be surprised if the Norse realm is attacked by some other pantheon, and Tyr, Atreus, and Kratos are forced to enter this new realm and attack this pantheon in order to return peace to the world and to defend their realm (all the while searching for the lost giants). Maybe it could be the japanese or chinese pantheon, or maybe the mayan one or even one of the african ones

[@vckaspar2367]

Tyr: I would be left alone, please Kratos: *tries engulfing Tyr in flames

[@kalebay4713]

I love how tyr was talked up so much in the first game and this one but turns out to be a huge hippie 😂

[@michaelblower7363]

"Aye, a God of War but one who fought for peace."

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[@COrraThereal0ne]

He was always a pacifist

[@andressanchez232]

Kratos and Freya and Tyr: having a conversation Some guy in the background: struggling for dear life

[@Crispifordthe3rd515]

I'm so incredibly happy that Tyr is actually alive and kicking!!

[@dreymarco1447]

The random grunting in the background for the first 2 minutes broke me😂😅

[@jack-boe8751]

They should have a trophy that says, “Hide and Tyr”

[@Pherioxus]

So is Tyr never gonna come back to the subject about where he recognises Kratos from?

[@guesswhatimeating328]

He has visited Greece before he even had a bottle of wine in his vault that had kratos with the blades painted on it that's probably why he recognizes him

[@Pherioxus]

@@guesswhatimeating328 I know that, but I'd like to see a dialogue with him and Kratos

[@theyounglinker5044]

@@Pherioxus Probably some DLC content. I'm pretty sure we are going to see more about the norse god of war, and probably the strongest Aesir alive.

[@Pherioxus]

@@theyounglinker5044 I hope so

[@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit]

Tyr is so charismatic

[@thor3747]

When Týr talks, Mimir listens 🗿

[@arashtaba1400]

Tyr, the living cliffhanger, Santa Monica's primary instrument of sequel baiting aaand... nope, that's it

[@fourthhorsemendeath218]

Love that Tyr truely is a staunch pacifist. But also very wise. Kratos (younger) and Tyr were two complete opposites of the same coin.

[@FreeLife116]

Before the game released I was expecting Tyr Norse god of war but instead we get a Buddha and Sun Zhu hybrid which is quite interesting.

[@khalidbashir4017]

Tyr : “leave me the f*cking alone!!”🤣

[@Crylhound]

Its so cool how many interactions are there after you finished the main story. SPOILERS For example, you can meet that young boy from asgard in midgard. You can also see Thrud in alfheim. You can meet fenrir and angreboda in jotunheim. You can meet Sif in Freyrs outpost. I am sure there is more.

[@dave_the_slick8584]

Where's that dude in Midgard?

[@dragonwolf8692]

I had no damn idea he was actually still alive. Just finished the main story and thought he was genuinely dead. I hope Tyr will play a part in mending Sindri’s and Atreus’ relationship. Would be good for them both to know Atreus had his heart in the right place and no one is to blame but Odin.

[@familyguysofunny1933]

Odin had the audacity to call a spear a "walking stick". He really hated everything about tyr

[@Lireshka]

All the while having a spear himself. The nerve of him. Odin actor = fantastic, Odin character I was glad to see go though maybe not at the sad cost of Sindri and Brok 😞 but alas, it can’t all be sunshine… 😞

[@HanyaPanya444]

Mean he used his own spear as a walking stick

[@BeanEaterExtraordinaire]

I like to think that Tyr is the perfect god of war. War brings prosperity to civilizations but through understanding of others, war is avoided, and in some sense won bringing prosperity to the people. He understands that war is unnecessary and achieves the same goal but through a different path

[@mattiazerbin8907]

He is Basically Norse Jesus

[@DanielRodriguez-dt9rt]

Tyr: *does yoga* Hræsvelgr: “yes I agree”

[@azkarusydan6039]

I hope there're DLC in the making that focuses on Tyr and Sindri...

[@iRDude415]

Dude I can't 😂 that random grunting in the background is so funny 😂

[@gas467]

I love the VA and look they chose for Tyr

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[@jaysilverhood1264]

All I can imagine is Tyr doing the one inch punch and it knock the enemy's soul clean out its body. No harm no foul.

[@theoink636]

Notice that Tyr wants to be left alone alot.

[@Justin-pe9cl]

Unless they plan on doing more with him in a later series, I would have preferred him to have stayed dead. The tragedy of his death would have made his story more interesting. He doesn’t do anything, he just walks around and asks to be left alone. Also why tf does he have two hands???

[@kinggalactix]

I do wish we had a choice to save the real Tyr.

[@Magic_Donut]

we do lol

[@joyboy1536]

Somebody help the man grunting heavily in the background at the prison! LMAO

[@andytsli79]

The real Tyr must be in Ragnarok so the fact that he is still alive must be something new about the upcoming plot.

[@mohdfaismohdfais5477]

Well egypt pantheon next

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