GOD OF WAR 4 - Kratos Tells Atreus The Truth (Ghost of Sparta Reveal)

God of War 4 2018 Atreus finds out the truth about who Kratos is.
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[@thatguywithahorsehead8319]

I feel like the message of this game is “don’t strive to be better than those around you, strive to be better than yourself,”

[@MetalHeadbanger7]

You know, what you just said spoke to me, thanks

[@tatjy93]

Would u say not to be sorry, but to be better?

[@mahmoodshuvo2787]

👑

[@nirupanskumar2797]

Like iPhones 😊😊

[@david50x84]

I think the message is more specifically do not follow in the steps of others and be the person of your choosing

[@GageLloyd16]

" I am from a land called Sparta" that line sends chills down my spine

[@hugotonnis]

With the choirs in the background

[@Sagdrag]

Anyone else try to make this a song using the tune " I come from a land down under"?

[@abhiraghu9214]

Yeah bro my favourite especially kratos 's history

[@janslovi]

Not gonna lie i say the lines to myself sometimes :D

[@GageLloyd16]

@@janslovi Im glad im not the only one!

[@dgrmn12345]

I love how Kratos was so scared of what Atreus would ask after being revealed of his godhood but instead innocently asked about his powers. He's still so innocent

[@humanbass]

Well, Atreus will love to learn he can turn into a mare and fuck with a horse just fine.

[@peroxide8823]

What!?

[@supereinstien001]

@@peroxide8823 In Norse mythology there is a six-legged horse called Slepnir who Loki was the *mother* of.

[@Kehy_ThisNameWasAlreadyTaken]

@@supereinstien001 Slepnir had eight legs, and is the steed of Odin

[@ObsessedKangaroo]

Kid has a bright future ahead.

[@128Benja]

Atreus, you don't have a health bar. You cant die.

[@tubbytiger6552]

Because there's an ancient secret that many don't know or would accept, since religion/myth are only stories, of course. The essence of death takes many forms too.~ Shh.

[@BlayneTheMayne]

He can die just you played on easy

[@wagnerthomas6780]

But you can die in a cutscene . Have you learned nothing boy?

[@wagnerthomas6780]

@WarriorMan why not boy?

[@purpleasshole7043]

@WarriorMan look for a used one

[@azazel166]

As Mimir said "The pantheon had it coming." Their own paranoia and attempts to prevent their doom ended up dooming them.

[@humanbass]

Odin has basically the same fate.

[@shawnthompson2303]

Not so dissimilar to Odin....

[@GameTavern2224]

It was Zeus In particular who feared being betrayed by his children the way he betrayed his father Cronos.

[@albo3989]

There was the prophecy of a marked man killling the pantheon

[@alphacentauri3069]

“One often meets their destiny on the road they take to avoid it”

[@RedfishCarolina]

The look on Kratos' face when he says "can you.... turn..... Into an animal?" is some of the most realistic human mannerisms in CGI I've ever seen.

[@raulquiroz7492]

Motion capture is a beautiful thing. It's also done really well in The Last of Us 2, despite the story/plot being an absolute atrocity.

[@wyattchandler6359]

@@raulquiroz7492 you are a rare find my friend. I am glad to have met you. I truly hope they never make a LOU3 but if they do they had better give you a choice to kill Abby.

[@Gazpacho834]

Sadly the man who performed the motion capture for Kratos, Shad Gaspard, sacrificed his own life to save his son and another swimmer on May 17, 2020.

[@itsharibonph]

@@Gazpacho834 Combat and traversal was Gaspard while cutscenes or any conversation is Judge on the helm

[@Gazpacho834]

@@itsharibonph oh really, I didn’t know that. I always assumed Shad did the motion.

[@josephzylak1939]

Atreus: "Can I turn into an animal?"... Kratos Internally: "My son is a furry"

[@Darkkavatar]

lmao XDD

[@chrisklecka1787]

Criminally underrated comment. Best laugh I've had in days

[@bennygaray46]

Loki really is a furry. He fucked horses, wolves, and snakes. He is fucked.

[@nickyricardo7034]

Bernardo that's not what a furry is.

[@cheatsykoopa98]

imagine when they find out most egyptian gods are furries

[@littlebigcomrade]

Kratos is one of the greatest characters ever created. A monster who has a heart; a broken man seeking for hope after he killed his father and the rest of the Greek Pantheon.

[@andrewcabral963]

I don't like when Kratos says "I am a God." Like dude you're not a god your'e a "Demi"god and his son is a quarter of a god.

[@keithfranklin9007]

Andrew Cabral Nah I think after the first God of War he permanently became a god. Maybe it’s not as full fledged as Zeus or somebody because the power was given to him, but I’m pretty sure it still counts.

[@kaloyanfilipov432]

@@keithfranklin9007 Yes, cause Athena told him, he had to reolace Ares

[@andrewcabral963]

@KenAlpha1 Hercules was a Demi God and Perseus too.

[@Moonscentedhunter]

The dude was more interesting before GoW 3

[@enochamoahmintah5832]

I love How Atreus is a child, his speech, everything. The writing is damn good.

[@shadownova9554]

So It's Loki in diguise?

[@MrDibara]

Enoch Amoah Mintah Indeed. He feels genuinelly innocent and pure, a young hatchling still learning the ways of the world, with a rather naive view of it. ^_^ I love Atreus/Loki! Not sure I'm looking up to what he'll become once tragedy falls again. :( I just hope he'll be alright.

[@rogueascendant6611]

Well the voice actor is an actual child anyway.

[@shade08538]

@@shadownova9554 well, not really this is Loki, he just isn’t a loki we recognize

[@ChocolateZteak]

@@shadownova9554 nah

[@xxlinkman456xx]

“I killed many who were deserving” (flashback of Ares getting killed) “...and many who were not” (flashback of the man inside the hydra at the start of GoW 1)

[@Fullmetalminos]

Mr Incredible42 I DID NOT COME BACK FOR YOU. NOOOoooooo....

[@juliankwsuper]

O Deum meum! c

[@donnovandalusong266]

Well he abandoned his crew so he deserves it

[@pvrc1030]

I think of Hephaestus as one who was not deserving. He never intended to kill Kratos in the first place. Just trying to protect his child, Pandora.

[@CNBW_]

I'm pretty sure he would think about killing his first family, as they were not deserving.

[@larrypoppins6273]

"no. she was mortal, but she knew my true nature." That line hits me in the feels. Faye knew about kratos's dark, murderous past, yet she loved him anyway. Faye accepted kratos for who he was, and eventually married him, then had atreus.

[@Johno1992]

They were both warriors who were tired of fighting hence why they found solice in each other they done such a good job building her up without showing anything so hopefully In the next game we get to see how they met

[@larrypoppins6273]

@@Johno1992 I wrote this comment before I learned the twist that Faye is actually a warrior like kratos. So try to cut past me a bit of slack.

[@Johno1992]

@@larrypoppins6273 it's fine man but I do think we need to see them meeting for the first time as she changed kratos

[@mbari_b]

@@Johno1992 idk man. I'd say Faye used Kratos as a means to an end

[@wlt3585]

@@mbari_b She was very loving to her "means" then. Both Kratos and Atreus speak of her VERY highly.

[@priyankaganguly2185]

*WOMAN HE ENDED THE WHOLE GREEK PANTHEON*

[@godzullafc1280]

Priyanka Ganguly even mimir said that the Greek pantheon deserve it

[@cainmagnetic9796]

he fucked the shit outta her tho. Dude had vases falling and the whole room shaking

[@excitedcat9517]

Wait whatever did happen to her? Aphrodite I mean...

[@randomheadshot4291]

Excited Cat ...thats a good question

[@yourethatmantis5178]

he ended the entire Greek Pantheon because he had a beef with 2 of them and the rest of them were just vaguely somewhat in his way

[@TheCeekon]

I love how downplayed Kratos puts it "I killed my father" ....Lets not forget the Entirety of the Greek pantheon and the Millions as per a result of the floods and general Terribleness that was brought from killing the gods.

[@onlynormalperson]

Kratos wasn't really aware of the consequences, and I think the effects of the collateral damage have been ret-conned out. It looked like an apolcalypse in GoW 3, but it doesn't even seem to be a major historical event in mythological Scandanavia. I guess Kratos' attemped sacrifice at the end actually managed to reverse a lot of the damage.

[@blackvial]

TheCeekon not the whole pantheon, there are some minor gods and goddesses

[@victorpleitez768]

Zach Michaels I think all that catastrophe was local, like Greece was ground zero and everywhere else, the world only felt very little of it, but all the other gods knew very well what was happening

[@aidas52]

Don't forget entire family three

[@MrSoup-zs4rd]

But also consider. Every time a God died in the earlier games, their domain was lost. When Helios died, the sun was permanently blocked. When Posideon died, the seas went nuts. Considering how Kratos killed every other God in his pantheon except himself obviously, wouldn't it stand to reason that all the Greek citizens (if there's any left) have the capability to do now is wage war, as the last surviving God is the God of War?

[@Fucisko]

I love that when he says "I killed many who were deserving....and many who were not" his voice kind of cracks and you can hear the regret.

[@metalmaria26]

"Who I was is not who you will be." Favorite line in the game.

[@JCDenton2012Modder]

When Kratos was younger... he was "a bit" of a psychopath.

[@Toastybees]

He knows he's a monster. He accepts it in the game, even. But he also knows he doesn't have to be a monster anymore.

[@dansan9858]

Wrong. He doesnt have TO HIDE that he is a monster. His curse. The chains scene.

[@Ed_man_talking9]

people can become monsters, and monsters can repent. some chose to shun people for what they've done and fear what they might do, regardless of what they end up doing. the words of history can carry weight, but actions speak louder than words, so make some noise to drown out the wails of your past, and do something worth a damn for this world.

[@dansan9858]

Miner Moleman Is this the sages corner or something?

[@Ed_man_talking9]

sorry i was drunk, not really thinking at my best there.

[@chaoticmat1739]

I like how hard it is for Kratos to open up that he can't even face his son when he awaits a response. And then there's his reaction at 1:41 when his kid's very first question is if he can turn into some animal lol.

[@theabominationandyshow]

Chaotic Mat... LOKI!!

[@MrDibara]

Chaotic Mat All this preparation, all this tension, this struggle and expectation at how he might react... and the kid's first concern is if he can turn into an animal? XD I swear, Kratos almost sounded happily amused for a moment.

[@scarlettamponstickysock7197]

Zeus' genes clearly is in Kratos which he have passed down on Atreus

[@serrahighsfinest]

Funny thing is..Loki can turn into animals, namely a wolf.

[@gadrielvanorion9872]

@@serrahighsfinest he also could aparently turn into a horse i guess he plowed this other horse i think so odins 8 legged horse was born I THINK that was how it went

[@MrAlexH1991]

Poor Freya still looks like she can’t decide if she wants to love little Loki for his natural kindheartedness, or abhor Kratos with ever fiber of her being for him killing her son.

[@depressedbreakfast2614]

Alex Harwell she doesn’t blame the boy and doesn’t harbour bad feelings for him but on the other hand she will stop at nothing to get her vengeance on Kratos

[@robinschmalbrock5357]

I would like to give this advice to Freya: Whatever you do to take revenge do it to Kratos as you can't do anything to him he hasn't done to himself already and because of this he couldn't care less. But if you harm a single strand of hair of his son he will slaughter his way through all nine realms just to get to you.

[@jackcraven8345]

@@robinschmalbrock5357 yup

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

Kratos wanted to prevent revenge of baldur against his mother ironically now turning his mother(freya) into having vengeful vendetta against kratos for preventing such action.

[@Sherolad96]

@@islamicschoolofmemestudies she was right though the fates predicted Baldur would die a pointless death and beyond kicking off fimbulwinter it was very much indeed entirely pointless

[@choxoletyo8518]

"sons killing their mothers... Their fathers?" Kratos: *it better damn not be!*

[@xqyu2230]

That's what the old Kratos would say. Insane character development. I will be pissed however, if he dies at the hands of Thor.

[@robinschmalbrock5357]

I think he would actually thank him for succeeding where he failed. Though he wouldn't be happy about his son bearing this burden.

[@AlexandeRSciswoR]

In Ragnarok he confirmed he would let Atreus kill him if it means he will live.

[@artstudioudara5273]

when kratos tells atreus his dark past it reminds me a line from John Wick."The stories you've heard, they've been watered-down..."

[@kalgarc]

Because some things are better left unsaid

[@flamingsteak93]

BOY.....Listen close.....Im from the land called sparta...(then theme song happenes love that

[@handofdagoth3233]

Reynold Llorente. And the part he tells he's son... I m a God boii

[@professorimortal2070]

Reynold Llorente fuck this theme song man when he said

[@zagrozaslan]

I’m trying to find an mp3 of that with no dialogue. Point me in the right direction?

[@bighomie9415]

Lunatic Gaming Listen to the song from the official soundtrack named "salvation" You'll find it there

[@langers4202]

I come from a land called Sparta Where women die and gods thunder can you hear, can you hear them plunder you better run, you better take cover.

[@mariafraqui5381]

christopher lang nice poem

[@Mr_Kriegon]

So I wasn't the only who was thinking the song I Came From a Land Down Under

[@mrjasonsamuel23]

christopher lang good one

[@Firan25]

@@Mr_Kriegon first thing I thought when I read that. lol

[@victorkempe5661]

christopher lang 10 BOI OUT OF 10

[@ricojosiahcatipay6575]

I love the dynamic of the father-son relationship of Kratos and Atreus. It feels so down to earth, natural and... Beautiful. It makes me feel more connected with them. I haven't played the game yet but I can say, GoW 4 has the most interesting story of the franchise by far.

[@MVPdobe2180]

thats because there is an actual full story the other games gave you the basic plot and then from there you just kills gods and get a tiny amount of lore

[@josekarma3746]

Its also very gay

[@dirtyharry0191]

no u

[@Moonscentedhunter]

Not even close! Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta have a deeper emotional story.

[@naan000]

@@josekarma3746 well, I wouldn't call the story a very happy one, given that its beginning premise is cremating Kratos' dead wife

[@Euphyrus]

Yep. You did kill those who were not deserving like innocent bystanders who cower in fear one you attack them but thats a good thing at least you'll have extra red orbs for upgrades right? 😂

[@darkestsideofme101]

Well the bystanders never dropped orbs... not red ones at least. So less "like I kill you to become stronger" and more "I kill you because I need that life more anyway."

[@Euphyrus]

darkestsideofme101 wait, let me check again because i do recall gaining a little red and green orbs from killing civilians though. If you're asking from what game, then its when he tried to save deimos and fights thanatos. Too bad my PSP is broken :'(

[@darkestsideofme101]

Cedz Gonzales I always remember that the Athens Plaza had a lot of civilians when fighting the two cyclops there and that killing them would get green orbs. This is from God of war 1.

[@cronft]

or that poor ship captain what somehow meet him how many times? 3 times?

[@darkestsideofme101]

cronft As far as im aware its twice. He's referenced in God of War 3 as a lost soul of hades, y'know the notes lying all over the place. I'm not sure about if he appears in Ghost of Sparta but there is also a nice reference to him in the new game too.

[@Asgard72]

1:35 You hear his relief when Atreus asks such an innocuous question instead of hating him.

[@TheSingingBUn]

Respect for Mimir for being considerate to their father and son conversations.

[@chrissteadham3833]

3:34 man when he said and many who were not. You know that took a lot for kratos to say thinking of the his wife and child 😢

[@hidan407]

It just feels crazy how much kratos has changed. He really is trying to be "normal"

[@noelleploof9521]

The pain and sorrow in his voice is unmistakable

[@acommunistkiwi6630]

It so sad and him opening up to his new kid makes him more of a man then he was before

[@agustinramires1998]

"I made a deal with a god that coste me my soul" man this line gets me every time, so badass!

[@shrimp8435]

"We should finish this journey while i still have strength" I felt that

[@etho_g.o.a.t1953]

3:22 always gives me goosebumps

[@zen_coco2658]

Its interesting how in this game everytime u do a side mission u help people and they are thankful. When in the other games every one hated kratos and were scared of him, awesome new kratos

[@TheVoidisEternal]

"Can you. . . Turn into an animal?" Translation: Do I have to smack you?

[@clutchplayer19]

665 Deadlift - True Kang of Kalamities or..... is his Spartan rage like ‘turning into an animal’ ??

[@miniclips6186]

Atreus u can take hits thats your power

[@Ace_52]

so true ive seen him take some pretty dam hard hits and just gets up like its nothing

[@themercifulguard3971]

Yeah I'm pretty sure his physical prowess can be compared with Kratos already. He lifted Kratos' axe with no sign of fatigue lol. Plus he inherited some of Zeus' lightning powers, as it is shown that his first arrows are yellow sparks that stun the enemies.

[@walterberg4893]

Randy Raccoon to be fair Deimos was tortured endlessly and then had to fight kratos then Thanatos right after

[@motharchenemy8549]

He is blessed by immense plot armor

[@mightyshady1016]

@@themercifulguard3971 U read way to much into the game mechanics

[@ChadKakashi]

Clever santa monica studios. "Can I turn into an animal?" Shapeshifting is a power Loki often uses in.

[@CannibalLecter]

Kratos: "You are a God." Boy: [ patiently contemplates in furry ]

[@felixpaz2060]

You ruined it You ruined it And im leaving

[@Casketkrusher_]

Played this about 4 times now, still gives me goosebumps, I'm so excited for Ragnarok.

[@RyzzeRose]

Pre order is available babyyyyy

[@michaelnavarromilanes7326]

"...and many who were not"the saddest face Kratos has shown

[@plasmancer6104]

“This what it means to be a god? Is this how it always ends? Killing family?” K- “no, I was just... a bit... pissed off, it will not happen again”

[@saucebossgaming2693]

I mean it makes sence, he's loki, he gone be a smart ass

[@tdevildog03]

Kingemg Gaming he is Loki because his mother is Laufey. In the legend Laufey the giantess gave birth to a son named Loki.

[@arcfurrie4856]

@@tdevildog03 the Jötnar also called Kratos by the name Fárbauti, do you know anything based off the name?

[@tdevildog03]

@@arcfurrie4856 I've heard of it when I had to do research work reading snorri sturlson's stories in highschool. Whats interesting is that Fárbauti is said to be translated from old norse "Anger-strike" something Kratos was good at.

[@rohambahraee]

I like how Kratos speaks more calmly and wisely in these scenes. Imagine if he said something funny or made a joke in the first scene

[@thejayjay4835]

It would've been a dumb tension breaker and would've ruined the moment

[@lordmonocr6206]

Kratos destroyed the all of the Greek gods and Atreus aka Loki is destined to destroy all of the Norse gods by helping to start ragnorok... just following his fathers foot steps....

[@yaboio3048]

My man chose his ability immediately

[@Captdaddyboy]

" Father, why is your skin so grey?"

[@lessretla]

That means he'll be blue right

[@TheScarryDragon]

There the ashes of wife and daughter.

[@GameTavern2224]

"it's ash from a... Forrest fire, Boy."

[@plasmancer6104]

“ my mother was Scottish, whatever that means. I was the most tan of my whole family”

[@keknov5555]

That is another story for another time boi

[@peterochieng1550]

He is so caring for his son l love that

[@SilverZenCompass]

SPOILER AHEAD: During the boat ride Atreus remarks to Kratos "You sure I can't turn into a wolf?" On the box for the pre ordered GoW 4 game there is lore on the box about a bear and a wolf written in Nordic. I thought this was a pretty cool easter egg for those who knew about it.

[@christopherg2347]

Look at the name his Mother wanted to give him. And then look up "[name] turned into a horse". So yes, animal transformations are actually possible. But he should *really* skip the horse.

[@thecommentguy9380]

@@christopherg2347 Yeah that "incident" should not be mentioned

[@xanderaguado9984]

Atreus: Can i turn into an animal? Kratos internally: *Why don’t you ask Freya for that*

[@GameBreaker1055]

I love how in the trilogy, Kratos was this monster whose humanity lurked in the shadows. While he slaughtered his way through everyone and everything we sometimes got reminded that he is a loving father and husband and just how much he hates himself for the monster he has become. Now that is flipped. Kratos is a father and grieving husband first, but that monster was always there and watching the story unfold, the player was wondering, anxiously, if this monster would step out of the shadows before Atreus.

[@KenobiStark1]

“We must be better.” I love that line. No matter how you say it, I love the finality of that line. Not just because they are gods, because they are powerful. A true test of a man is what he does with power. A father saying that to their son, trying to make sure they don’t grow up with the same confusion and anger that plagued most young men with no guidance, we must be better. Kinder, smarter, wiser, empathetic, caring, defend those who cannot defend themselves.

[@mingau5344]

how is no one talking about the foreshadow in the first scene?? "Can I turn into an animal?" like damn dude

[@muhammadibang5351]

true

[@crushgaming4032]

Can we talk about the facial animation to? I mean look at 3:34 , you can see the pain in kratos face as he thinks of his family.

[@SquishyProductions]

In lore Loki turns into animals all the time. And switches genders on a whim. Sometimes both. Anyway, this was great for shadowing of his powers

[@vrigash]

Looking forward to ragnarok in the GoW 5.

[@aaronolson8701]

this entire scene was goosebumps giving and spine chilling. this game put me to tears many times, i loved it. cold, pure emotion. amazing.

[@kevinblanco419]

“While I still have strength” then immediately proceeds to slay a Valkyrie

[@AllThingsNerdiness88]

When he says “I killed many who were deserving and many who were not” You could see the sadness on his face as he’s thinking about his wife and other child. Which makes me wonder does his dream still bother him about killing them? Or has being with feya helped heal him?

[@PaszerDye]

I would totally play the game again if they added a toggle for Kratos' beard. Would like to watch these cutscenes with his psycho-goatee.

[@ashwinc3789]

When Atreus asked if he could turn into an animal Kratos didn't take that in the literal sense. You can see him ask himself the question "can he turn out like me" which is his greatest fear he doesn't want that life for his son which is why he hid the truth from him the whole time. I just can't appreciate enough how well these dialogues were written!!!

[@skylarvandevander8405]

Can i turn into an animal? Kratos: no i dont think so. Boy in ragnarok: turns into a raging bear when upset.

[@Nic_03_21]

Atreus in 2018: I need a father, not a god. Atreus in 2021: Stop acting like a father for once and start acting like a general.

[@jordancech9918]

Got goosebumps this scene. Love this game GOTY well deserved!!

[@CptOriginal]

The dialogue and animation in this one scene is more real and holds more character than other AAA story games in there entirety. Its a masterstroke of a game, this is how you tell a story.

[@kamilll.08]

Kratos:No,your mother was mortal Yea guess that's why she carried around a giant magical frost axe and could mark a tree with a yellow handprint,totally normal

[@Mercer13958]

"We must be better" that line always speaks to me

[@ducduyvn2023]

3:11-5:10 There was a word "God dont have father/mother "but this scene Kratos have prove us that he is not like those god kill their father/mother

[@johnmutoko5023]

does anyone get goosebumps when Kratos speaks his theme comes into play. I am still shivering.

[@hitokiribattousai7703]

Literally everytime that godly music comes on, the tension gets so real ._.

[@princeyokote4363]

3:39 Boi be like: 🧍‍♂️

[@jinsungchoi790]

I like how amused Kratos is when he heard his son the response. I bet it was not what he expected and it shows the innocence of the children can be influential to the grown ups

[@madzod0076]

Can't wait for kratos to meet his eight legged grandson

[@MrBlackatheist]

He already meet his giant snake one lol

[@Lemuel928]

Hela is literally his Granddaughter who looks mostly Mortal.

[@lakshyapal8590]

He is talking about odin's horse

[@thomasyoung826]

Who is this person u speak of

[@finnheisenheim8274]

I want kratos to meet his daughter in law first.

[@holycross6617]

BOIII

[@FilipxPoland]

Black Ops III

[@QuothTheRavenclaw11]

*YERR ALRIGHT BOOOAAAH*

[@MOHAMED-hi9vd]

@@QuothTheRavenclaw11 XD

[@MR.ICE.]

3:33 that subtle change. His face was shown sadness and regret. Amazing detail followed by amazing voice acting.

[@georgeallen-griffin3628]

It was motion captured, so it was voice acting and actual acting 🎭

[@MR.ICE.]

@@georgeallen-griffin3628 I know. I think I’ve always just said voice acting even though it’s both. Lol, stuck in my ways.

[@dragetgame6422]

"We shall finish this journey while i still have strength" Something about this line just hits me soo deep in the chest

[@pop-sz3gf]

After being told he is a god “Can I turn into an animal?” - Atreus 2018😂😂😂😂

[@DavidWillisSLS]

At 1:50 where he says “no. No I do not think so” he sounds exactly like the old Greek kratos. Did anyone else notice this?

[@maximusbarlow5577]

"Im a god boy from another land far from here when I came to these shore I chose to live as a man but the truth is is im a god and so are you" love it

[@businesskakuna6107]

Kratos acts like a cold bastard but he's a big softy 🥰🥰🥰

[@irony69]

At this game,kratos became more wise,damn.

[@crystelstel1713]

Atreus should be able to turn into an animal because in nors mythology Loki can turn into an animal and in the ending Atreus is sort of called Loki

[@MsArchitectschannel]

I don't think people put enough of a heavy hitter onto the moment he asks if he can turn into an animal. He assumes his son will be like him and he want's everything but that, the moment he asks that kratos has a realisation that he is not the same. He braces himself for the worst and is relieved by a positive outcome he never saw coming. So so so gooooood

[@DaydreamingMike]

1:39 well, he can do it now

[@DarkTemplarKain]

Wow, kratos really is superhuman, it had to of been pure hell to own all of that in front of his own son.

[@Strangleyourfriend]

I love how Kratos' eyes goes wild when he says "Can you turn into an animal?" like "Boi wtf did Freya gave you in the hut?".

[@Majilex]

I hope in the sequel kratos touches upon the topic of calliope and his wife because it would be such a interesting thing to bring up to Atreus. There’s so many stories that kratos can tell Atreus like about his brother Deimos or more about how he became a general, how he’s died and escaped hell twice idk but I’m excited for the sequel.

[@baponrs9826]

We should finish this journey while still have strength. Why does this line brings tear out of my eyes?

[@dinobatwarrior5947]

3:16 is when it starts

[@aofdemons5391]

So lifelike dear god

[@lars2629]

This 2 cutscenes gives me so much goosebumps jeez

[@GameCyborgCh]

first thing arteus asks if he can turn into an animal, at the end we'll learn what name his mother wanted to give him. and those who know one particular story of norse mythology might be like "OH, oh no."

[@canweget500subscriberwitho2]

God of war 4 is fucking amazing and best game

[@davidosullivan9817]

It's his 'god' son

[@me_stupid2873]

I feel like the "can I turn into an animal" is a foreshadowing of what he is to become

[@damienmitchell3104]

0:44 is the face of a man who realized he was wrong. for a video game to get facial expressions so well is amazing.

[@youngrepublican7202]

One of the best games ever made

[@user-sd8ec5jv2z]

Her can turn into different animals... He's Loki, haha.

[@DDT360]

Plus his children Fenrir and Hel will be a key destruction to Norse Gods.

[@Lemuel928]

Hela,actually.

[@crystelstel1713]

DDT360 In norse mythology the world serpent is also one of his children

[@MillenniumEarl014]

Kallethegamer yep they probably going to make Jormungandr follow Atreus cuz he can now, at least, speak its language.

[@arte5389]

Cowardly Lion and the world serpent said the *BOI* is familiar to him

[@endlessnoodle3056]

Wait a minute... Loki was famous for turning into other things and making supernatural babies who would later cause a lot of troubles. In this universe his grandpops is Zeus, who spent most of his time turning into other things and making supernatural babies who would later cause a lot of troubles That's too perfect

[@KHEndsoftheEarth]

I really like the subtle facial twitch, his furrowed brow softens when kratos says "and many who were not." Like it's hard for him to admit it, of course it's not justified, but it's hard to admit your faults, and to own up to it. It really made that scene all the better

[@stoptakingusernamepls6381]

God damn it whos cutting onions?!?!?!?!?

[@Techy2112]

I love how kratos just downplays the whole greek parthanon slaughter and the millions of others as a result and how the world was completely ruined because of his lust for vengance

[@SamTheMan-]

This part made shivers go down my spine. Love this game so much

[@zacharypridemore8065]

Id love to see how Atreus would have turned out raised as a spartan or if Calliope was a son

[@chandans7613]

I hope Odin, and Thor won’t go after Atreus, because if something were to happen to him, then even Kratos won’t be able to save them from Kratos.