God of War Ragnarok The Story of ODIN the All Father - All Odin Scenes + Dialogue

God of War Ragnarok - The Story of ODIN the All Father All Odin Scenes + Dialogue • God of War Ragnarok Th...
00:00 INTRO
1:20 Odin Meets Kratos
5:45 SECRET ODIN as a Dwarf
6:02 Odin's Ravens
7:22 Fake Odin Sees his DEATH
9:35 Freya Talks about ODIN
12:48 Odin Welcomes Loki to Asgard
20:44 Odin Tells Loki about the Mask
25:00 Odin Tries to Translate the Mask
28:15 Odin Threatens Kratos
31:38 Odin Abuses Thor
34:38 Odin Sends Loki and Thrud on a Mission
36:00 Loki Trolls Odin and Heimdall
38:30 Odin lets Loki go Home
41:00 Loki and Kratos on Odin
47:20 Loki Returns to Asgard
52:30 Tyr is Really Odin, Kills Brok
1:00:00 ODIN BOSS FIGHT
1:15:00 Sindri KILLS ODIN
1:17:00 SECRET ENDING
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00:00 INTRO 1:20 Odin Meets Kratos 5:45 SECRET ODIN as a Dwarf 6:02 Odin's Ravens 7:22 Fake Odin Sees his DEATH 9:35 Freya Talks about ODIN 12:48 Odin Welcomes Loki to Asgard 20:44 Odin Tells Loki about the Mask 25:00 Odin Tries to Translate the Mask 28:15 Odin Threatens Kratos 31:38 Odin Abuses Thor 34:38 Odin Sends Loki and Thrud on a Mission 36:00 Loki Trolls Odin and Heimdall 38:30 Odin lets Loki go Home 41:00 Loki and Kratos on Odin 47:20 Loki Returns to Asgard 52:30 Tyr is Really Odin, Kills Brok 1:00:00 ODIN BOSS FIGHT 1:15:00 Sindri KILLS ODIN 1:17:00 SECRET ENDING

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Thanks for doing these videos. I'm sure they aren't easy to edit.

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You truly do amazing work. Thank you. Your videos help people through some serious tough times - More than you know!

[@VideoGameSophistry]

@@omah_ye8711 Means alot!

[@kostastsoutsis2665]

Awesome

[@adilmyrat3210]

7:22-9:35 Fake TYR

[@zsu-23-4shilka2]

Brok single-handedly saved everyone with his stubbornness

[@seansong4400]

But at the cost of sindri's grief and remorse

[@EmptyMan000]

Too bad he couldn't save himself.

[@User-qp6cw]

Brok was a bro.

[@spongeman1512]

And died 😢

[@jexelbur6872]

@@User-qp6cwCan’t spell _Brok_ without “Bro”.

[@naranara1690]

I noticed the more Thor cleaned himself up and became his own person, the more Odin mocked him for being "broken"

[@justacatwithasadface2692]

Odin really is the definition of gaslight, gatekeep, godboss.

[@johngeiger3770]

Unfortunately for Odin, Kratos is too experienced in taking abuse so much so that he actually scrub his dirt clean with his insults. Norse pantheon kind of know who he is but not entirely, maybe except Heimdall before he took his last breath.

[@DShawnPaytonOffiicial]

Odin was great at playing as a calm and reasonable person. I can see how he was loved by Freya, for a time.

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[@KingOfTheNigglys]

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[@lightningbolt4419]

@@Servitor-lx1bu okay

[@MorphPheus]

@@Servitor-lx1bu That's a very sad fact, but is irrelevant to this game.

[@icysweetnexi]

Odin is better than Freya. I hate Freya.

[@abbaskizilbash6156]

Dude I love how Odin as Tyr literally gave Kratos and the group every opportunity to find out who he actually was! He had such confidence in his acting and lying skills that he essentially openly mocked the others by giving them hints to rub it in at how easy he was fooling them!

[@MTMGaming]

note how his theme plays when he discovers Groa's prophecy

[@ihateshills]

U guys should def see cookingkratos. He proves odins still alive and he is in fact mimir. U wont belive me until u see his video. Odin is alive.

[@icysweetnexi]

​@@ihateshills Good massage then.

[@memeverse7033]

Lore wise I think that’s more Loki’s MO

[@loxx2536]

@@ihateshillsthat theory about how Odin is in 2 places is meh it could be true though but i personally believe he dead

[@iceheart1289]

"Theatrical Gasp" Is that true, Loki? You a little trickster? I'm just messing around lol His appearance, the cloak and silly hat, his laid back joking demeanor makes him seem like a nice family uncle. I was honestly swayed for a while at this part thinking he might be all right.

[@Okkotsu86275]

This was probably my favorite scene of Odin.

[@4spades444]

lmaooo saaame

[@capycapy8920]

that was so funny i almost liked him for a sec lmao

[@silverhawkscape2677]

@@_JiminyCricket_ True. I was almost bought in until you see how everyone from the Dwarves to the Ravens reacted to him.

[@abnormalnox]

I chuckle at that line cause in norse mythology, loki Is actually a trickster

[@rybaneightsix5085]

They did a bang on job of depicting odin as a cunning, manipulative, narcissist sociopath. Far more dangerous than any brute strength god kratos has faced down, odin is several steps ahead at every turn manipulating things into a favorable position for him.

[@DarsiPadilla]

I think a little muscle wouldn't hurt Odin's design.

[@icysweetnexi]

​@@DarsiPadilla Yes it would hurt him. Muscles are for weak people.

[@masonmathews1659]

@@DarsiPadilla God i swear people online will do anything but think beyond the surface level of "MUSCLE GOOD 🤓" Why do you think Odin (the guy who relies on people believing he is just some frail old guy) would want to look anything more than like some frail old guy? He's FUCKING Odin! Why does he need a sixpack when he can eviscerate people with a Beam of Primordial purple Magic. Odin who's so powerful they need Kratos (Pantheon slayer), The queen of the Mother-fucking Valkyries and Goddamn Loki to take him down.

[@DarsiPadilla]

@@masonmathews1659 or the Ragnarok game is just...botched.😑 Besides, I've seen designs on Odin that improve on the sleek and mafia look that Santa Monica Studios was trying for (ex. Phil Cho's art rendition on Odin has the mafia boss vibe, but it's depicted in a way that establishes him as the King of his Pantheon instead of looking like a LARP player). As for the muscle approach, I'm not suggesting that Odin should be extremely ripped. Rather, his build could at least be comparable to the elderly yet formidable masters from the Avatar universe (ex. King Bumi has muscles, but is not too bulky).

[@CarlJohnson-gq8hw]

He was so good at being manipulative I ended up liking him, thinking he's actually kind. Well it worked 💀

[@4spades444]

BRO SAME the writing went fucking crazy i had loved him in every moment up untill he killed thor is when i came back to my real senses

[@acolossalangrybook3169]

@@4spades444 what about when he killed brok

[@icysweetnexi]

​@@4spades444 Thor is a monster. He deserved that.

[@RetroVideoGamer23]

Perfect depiction of this Odin, the last game made it clear he was a wolf in sheep’s clothing (cunning), if we didn’t hear any stories from him we would of thought he would of been a great boss to have

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[@fatos342]

Felt like a sheep in a sheep’s clothing for me. Throughout the game he's never a threat, never in control, never has the upper hand. Only backstabbing people pathetically.

[@RetroVideoGamer23]

@@4k40fps4 how was he weak? They needed 3 people at the end to defeat him, indicates he is strong Kratos also says to Atreus its not the muscles that bring strength but his god hood which makes sense I believe mainstream movies has made us believe everyone has to be a bodybuilder, this was a good change and original norse says he was a old man anyway

[@fatos342]

@@RetroVideoGamer23 Where is his signature Spear and 8 legged horse though ? He is depicted with both in Gow 2018 so they are already stablished in the game's universe. Odin without his spear is like Thor without Mjolnir.

[@breadwinner80]

@@fatos342 Odin has his spear at the end?

[@MrPojopojo]

I love the little turn he does when Heimdall moves places behind him and he pauses. Heimdall should be able to predict this, so he's mocking him very subtly by acting the way he does.

[@BloodNobleofSoD]

I think it's more so about Heimdall being excited to see Atreus get his come-upins only to accidentally move into Odin's blind spot. When Odin turns, it's his bad eye where Heimdal is standing and he has to turn even further. Heimdal can see that Odin's intention is to gain knowledge and stop Ragnarok, but he's been convinced by Odin that is for all of Asgard, but Odin really just wants to stay in power, in control, and knowledge is his way of getting that.

[@leiladekwatro3147]

@@BloodNobleofSoD in case you don't know, its "come-uppance"

[@jacksonhodge4638]

I picked up on that too. Seems like everyone in Odin’s ally group is always playing politics and never being genuine.

[@miminoran8948]

That was odin playing with them pretending to be weak

[@geordiejones5618]

Love his protrayal as like a crime dynasty patriarch. He plays the palace king very subtle and you can see just how much direct control he has over his empire.

[@serrydzzatr4672]

Odin was a dissapointement He had to be a very strong and intelligent god who together with Thor should have seriusly thereatened Kratos and Atreus lives But NO, they gave us a Granpha with passive-aggressive attiude who appears at the begginig and then dissapears for half of the game, only to get slaughtered in the last fight All that build-up and teasing in GOW4 for nothing

[@apeman9238]

​@serrydzzatr4672 This grandpa Odin is far more accurate to Odin in Norse mythology. Pull your head out of marvel's ass.

[@neonintention]

​@@serrydzzatr4672 But he was with us, all the time tho?

[@Okkotsu86275]

Odin was so conniving, cunning and manipulative in this. So deliciously evil, loved every second of him

[@andrewtatescigar7122]

7:57 i like that "Tyr" is stunned to hear she lied. Its neat all the little hints to show tyr is odin

[@firxanza5172]

Odin the All Father, he was an obsessive seeker of knowledge, he was the third son of Buri and Bestla, he had two brothers, Ve and Vili Odin and his brothers skinned Ymir the First Giant, and all other living creatures were born from Ymir's remains Odin sought knowledge and was willing to sacrifice any thing, even put his life on the line to get it, he pierced his side and hung himself upside down from a branch of Yggdrasil to become wiser, he sacrificed an eye to the well guarded by Mimir to become smarter Odin was married to Frigga, who was said to be his mastermind partner, and while he was away on journeys seeking more knowledge, he let her marry his brothers and rule Asgard as regent Odin had many lovers, some of whom were Giants, and fathered many children, that is why back in the day, in the Age of Vikings, if a child was born a bastard with no knowledge of who their father was, they could claim that their father was Odin and they were demigods Odin had two ravens, Huggin and Munnin, that served as his eyes and ears through all the realms, he also had two wolves, Feri and Geki Odin could also be very cruel and cunning in ways that made Trickster Loki look tame, so no one wanted to get on his bad side

[@JeSsE10mCcOy11]

Buri was his grandfather. Borr is his father

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Ikiii

[@wes2262]

Thanks, I read it all

[@Cloofinder]

A shame Odin never remembered that Kratos took a deal from a god that he ended up killing because he got deceived.

[@t-rexcellentreviews1663]

He remembered, he just assumed that he was smarter than Ares and would find a way to get away with it, which as we all know, ultimately didn’t happen.

[@ShadySliver17]

Richard Schiff did by far an outstanding job as Odin

[@cappymons8191]

At 1:00:18 I like the little nod Thor gives to Kratos as if they have finally settled their differences.

[@icysweetnexi]

Real evil is Thor.

[@izuniaberg1227]

When I found out a year ago that Richard Schiff was going to play Odin, I was quite surprised and curious to see how he would potray this evil and manipulative character, and I must say he did it well, Mr. Schiff gave a really remarkable performance and played Odin really good. Right after Dr. Glassman, this is his another great role.

[@lesevesel2898]

He was Harper Dearing on NCIS as well and he made a memorable villain.

[@Aboriginal_American_Hebrew]

@@lesevesel2898 both of you well observed

[@shawnthompson2303]

I remember him most from The Lost World, getting ripped in half by Mama and Papa T Rex

[@lightheart5]

He was also Emil Hamilton in the DCEU Movie, Man of Steel.

[@icysweetnexi]

True evil is Thor.

[@ordinaryman27]

The pain in Loki's voice while performing that last spell, you could just feel it. Not sure if anyone else did but damn my eyes were watering. He didn't want to have to do that to him, he wanted to see the good in him and wanted to give him a chance.

[@ihateshills]

U guys should def see cookingkratos. He proves odins still alive and he is in fact mimir. U wont belive me until u see his video. Odin is alive.

[@loxx2536]

and still tried manipulating in the end

[@StareachValcin]

Odin is definitely a different king of the gods than Zeus. Odin's greatest strength is his intelligence. He's as clever as Mimir always said, and was clearly smarter than Zeus ever was. Therein lies Odin's greatest weakness, which led to his undoing: his obsession with knowledge. While Zeus had his lust for power which led to his downfall, Odin was undone by his lust for knowledge. Odin was an impressive villain from start to finish. Odin pretty much came across as a mafia boss when he arrived offering a truce to Kratos and inviting Atreus to Asgard. When Atreus did eventually go to Asgard, Odin easily won Atreus over by being the most devious type of villain, a villain that pretends to be misunderstood. It also helped that Odin's obsession with gaining knowledge paralleled with Atreus' need to find out answers about "Loki" and trying to change his father's fate. Odin is also shown to be pschologically abusive to Thor, for the possible death of Thor's mother Fjorgyn, who Odin loved and was negatively affected by her death. Odin seems to barely care about his own family outside of how they can benefit him. Odin would even punish those in his family who crossed him, like Tyr. I was genuinely surprised and disappointed that Odin disguised himself as Tyr, but considering that Odin fooled everyone, including those who personally knew Tyr, it shows that Odin thoroughly studied Tyr, at least enough to fool those who knew him. Fortunately, Tyr was alive, but Odin was still a horrible father to his sons, and a bad grandfather to Thrud. Odin ended up killing Thor, just for standing up to him. Odin was indeed more powerful than Thor, but that had nothing to do with him killing Thor. If Odin had just gotten over his obsession with knowledge, and tried to be better, he might have lived, and Asgard wouldn't have had to be destroyed by Ragnarok. Odin's worst deed was killing Brok, which ultimately started his downward spiral to defeat.

[@icysweetnexi]

Because inteligence is a true strenght. This is what people don't understand. Inteligence is strenght. Not toxic muscles.

[@johngeiger3770]

Actual Odin from Norse myths gave his right eye for knowledge. He is obsessed with knowledge and portrayed well here with how far he is willing to go to take a peek into the ultimate truth.

[@brianbernstein3826]

It blows my MIND that anyone would want Odin to look physically intimidating. Nothing would have been more boring, hell, the series is overflowing with giant muscular villains already. This was absolute perfection

[@SorieI]

I find it funny that to retain Kratos' quiet, brooding personality they attached a Scottish guy to his butt to have exposition dialog with the other characters

[@scribblerstudios9895]

I mean, it worked well from what I'm aware of

[@susvik7986]

I would like to believe this insanity and obsession he has with knowledge and control came to him after Thor's mother passed away. It's obvious he loved her like no other and he always makes a point of talking about avoiding pain or bringing back those loved ones they lost whenever he speaks to Atreus. Shit i wouldn't put it past him to blame Thor for her death that's why he treats him the worst of all his children and made him live a life filled with contradictions as the half-giant who kills his own kin. Alternatively, witnessing her death made him aware of his own fragility and how the only thing he has no control over is how life ends; thus he tries everything in the books to avoid his own death, not realizing he's one of many fools who will land directly into their own fate by trying to avoid it.

[@tygarner9142]

Wow. I’m reading your comment as the final boss fight is happening. I’m going to have to watch it all over again, because you make some good points!

[@WeCaredALot]

Wow, I never thought about it this way. You could be right! That would be a good reason for Odin to be obsessed with fate and knowledge of post-death.

[@redtiger8275]

I am glad I wasn't the only one thinking about this. It wasn't explored very much in this game so 🤷

[@icysweetnexi]

So he has reasons? And you all call him a monster when a true monster is Thor.

[@dudehello2903]

Who was thors mother/ odins first wife?

[@josephtattum6365]

One of my favorite video game villains ever. Everyone praises Christopher Judge and Ryan Hurst for their performances. Don’t get me wrong they were well worthy of praise, but there is something that to me is so captivating about Richard Schiff’s performance as Odin. I was fascinated every time he was on the screen. His motivation was so interesting. Like, he didn’t want domination or power or sex. He just wanted to know the answers to the big questions and he was ready to sacrifice his own family to satisfy his desire for the unknown. I loved it. For me, personally, he made the game. Zeus was just an A-hole. Odin was an A-hole, but I understood why.

[@ihateshills]

Well since u live odin u should def watch cookingkratos. He proves odins still alive. U wont belive me until u see his video. Odin is alive.

[@Grz349]

It's ironic, Odin spent so much time lying and deceiving others, but in the end the one who he deceived completely was himself.

[@EmptyMan000]

Isn't that always the way? The person who deceives everyone has no sense of self-reflection.

[@johngeiger3770]

We are what we do repeatedly, creatures of habit. Makes perfect sense.

[@joaofigueiredo6585]

When Atreus first visited Asgard, Odin said when talking about Mimir" At least he never lost his sense of humor".... He snitched right then and there that he was actually Tyr.... Small details....

[@secondarytrollaccount]

I like how kratos writes that it's unacceptable to ally himself with freyas former husband against her.

[@lesevesel2898]

Richard Schiff did a past master's work as Odin. I love his portrayal in NCIS as Harper Dearing, who was a grieving father hell bent on destroying the US Navy, Gibbs, and NCIS as an agency for the death of his son.

[@prasadshriram2737]

Fellow NCIS fan. 🤗

[@foolslayer9416]

The scary thing is that there are people like Odin out there. Abusive narcissists that treat the people around them, even their own family, as means to an end. And in my opinion, just like how Odin died, they need to be dismantled and rid of.

[@EmptyMan000]

Good luck finding them. It's not like they advertise "Hey I'm an abusive narcissist, dismantle me!" Plus the people complaining about them may be abusive narcissists themselves, so that muddles the issue even more.

[@kingstarscream320]

He was right about Sif and Thor though.

[@siegfriedhiryu4660]

I did not like Odin's portrayal initially I'll admit. But as an alternative showing of Odin it's very well written and captures the sort of paranoid hypervigilance someone obsessed with their own fate would have. He is the living, breathing (so to speak) incarnation of a self-fulfilling prophecy.

[@GuardianKyle]

When I saw the trailer with the reveal of Tyr looming over Kratos, I just had this feeling he was the true antagonist of the game. Welp. . .I was sorta right.

[@zackthezabarak739]

Odin reminds me a lot of Darth Sidious in this, and I would even say this is a more realistic version of Sidious in a real person: intelligent, charming with a compassionate and soothing air around him, all to hide that he is pathologically manipulative, always in control, ruthless and has endless cruelty and ambition. He is incredibly abusive and manipulative with all of his associates and values others only in so far as he can use them .His sons are also analogous to Sidious apprentices: Darth Vader/Thor are extremely large, physically strong, debatably the best fighter at their leaders disposal and are conflicted people that die trying to be better for their children. ( also end up killed by their master for trying to escape the cyclist of abuse) Dooku/Heimdall are well dressed, are skilled swordsmen, posses a plethora of mystic powers, and were loyal servants to a master that had little appreciation for their abilities. Darth Maul/ Baldur have cool tattoos, are skilled trackers, have a complicated relationship with their mother, are master hand to hand fighters , and are sympathetic despite their horrible actions. All of these individuals were viewed as useful chess pieces their leader and valued only by their utility. Once one died their master was only frustrated for a moment at being Inconvenienced and moved on.

[@Edk2022]

Every time atreus is mentioned or motion towards, Kratos put a hand on his axe. In the beginning, of course I just thought that was a nice detail.

[@shadowhauntjoker8501]

Sindri showing up with the "Fuck it, BAN HAMMER!" Has got to be my favorite I'm sick of your shit moment in gaming history.

[@kyosukeplays]

Dr. Glassman is my favorite person in Good Doctor. He's back to spread more of his brand of tone in a game that is bigger than any one person can dream and somehow fills the role of another lead character bigger than himself.

[@psychoticdaizyproductions569]

Some of odins scenes really make you ponder. In the end you have to sit and wonder if the eihnarjar truly did have freedom or not. We literaply watch odin touch these people and give them back their identity literally. And mimir literally implies his bias is what leads him to believe that Odins doing worse than just that- then you beat the game and these guys are aimlessly walking around, proving Mimirs point. Or like... Tyr making you Stew. Odin truly didnt wanna end things. He just wanted answers. Lokis the only one BENT on speeding along ragnarok. And Odin made it worse trying to stop it - like every version of odin.

[@Dtctr010]

Odin would have let everything else end if it meant he survived. Loki is nothing like Odin and stating that it was Loki who wouldnt ragnarok shows how you werent paying attention to what Odin was doing. The only reason Loki thought ragnarok was the only option was because Odins choices would lead to it. Just like the Norns said, your fate doesnt change because you do not change

[@psychoticdaizyproductions569]

@@Dtctr010 I disagree I think you weren't paying attention think to the scene where tyr is lecturing atreus about making decisions then at the end of the game like a hypocrite Loki tells odin the same thing. The only thing a atreus wanted was Ragnarok he was so laser focused on the destiny of Loki no matter if it meant he was an adult or if it meant he was 5 years old he needed to experience Ragnarok as soon as possible it was obviously gonna happen anyway

[@psychoticdaizyproductions569]

@@Dtctr010 and yes i know tyr is odin. But his words still apply. Had loki did nothing all this still would have happened. Loki had a insationable itch to stop odin. Good thing it worked out. Because he def didn't care about brok much

[@Dtctr010]

@@psychoticdaizyproductions569 He was focused on what Loki was supposed to do. Faye wanted him and Kratos to not let fate decide that. Where in all of that does it say Loki was the reason for ragnarok? "Tyr" was just using his manipulation to get Atreus to do his bidding. I reiterate, Odin is the cause for ragnarok because he was willing to sacrifice everyone for answers; even make a child think he was doing the right thing But go off sis, blame the child who wanted to stop destruction being tricked

[@psychoticdaizyproductions569]

@@Dtctr010 you aren't hearing me right. I've said all i need to say

[@overchoicings5809]

okay odin calling thor down to the little green knowledge rift scene was pretty funny freaks the hell out "don't do that" 24:49

[@nicschaub4170]

I know you aren’t even gonna see this, but I fucking love the GOW videos. It blows my mind that you can consistently get 20-50k views and only get 600ish likes. I’m liking every video man I can tell how much effort you put into these videos and I love knowing the backstory. Thank you for being such a great KZbinr! Keep up the great work!!

[@VideoGameSophistry]

Dude I appreciate it man. You don't have to like everyone. JUST ENJOY EM! Bask in the storytelling of greats at Santa Monica and tell me if you want anything I might have missed

[@JeSsE10mCcOy11]

24:49 Odin: THOR! Get down here! Thor (right behind him): All-Father Odin: Don’t do that! Love how Thor, despite his size, is actually stealthy and nimble

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[@TheLemming1337]

@@Servitor-lx1bu good knowledge, don’t know how this relates to this context heh

[@acolossalangrybook3169]

@@TheLemming1337thor drank the ocean

[@DarsiPadilla]

@@acolossalangrybook3169 I smell some reference to the Norse sagas where the actual Thor from myth drank this vessel that represents the ocean or a body of water.

[@icerink239]

13:48 when your henchman won't leave the room and your gabagool starts to get cold

[@debourmom]

Loved the All fucker in this game. Expected him to be some big burly guy that thor doesn't oppose. Turn out to be a fragile looking old man that's actually a monster. Such a great character.

[@DarsiPadilla]

Would it work if Odin's built like JK Simmons?

[@icysweetnexi]

True monster is Thor.

[@RSAgility]

I like how he used the Thu'um on Atreus when he broke the mask.

[@redtiger8275]

When I got to Odin I kept thinking about the first game, All of the awful things we hear about, what he has done. Yet he still was able to be even worse in in this game than I couldhaveimagined. I remember all the hurt he has caused, directly and indirectly. That fueled me, and I managed to beat him on my first try. Super satisfying.

[@KingOfTheNigglys]

Odin is the ultimate Mafia boss

[@linkhaus7948]

I like the fact that Kratos is writing the journals instead of Atreus.

[@TheSSBBfan666]

its all three; Kratos, Atreus and Mimir. You can tell by their writing

[@t-rexcellentreviews1663]

“You ruined everything! Everything I worked for! Everything I killed for!” Yeah Odin, that’s exactly why you’re not getting your answers, you’re not getting rewarded for killing people.

[@Dhimbjascales69]

The person I hate more than heimdall but he is really good written villain

[@Servitor-lx1bu]

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[@Dhimbjascales69]

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[@parkergirard4915]

@@Dhimbjascales69 it's probably just some kind of spam bot

[@slumplegend5511]

Villains are more interesting than hero’s. The hero’s are just boring to me for reason.

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

@@slumplegend5511 If there is no villain, then there is no plot. If the villain wasn't charismatic, then the hero has no competition.

[@rayneadriana1251]

they did such a good job showcasing how narcissistic Odin was. he recognized that Thor’s sons was self defense, but not Baldur although his death was too considering Odin sent him after Kratos’ family, all because Baldur was useful to him AND because he needed some type of leverage to hold over Kratos’ head.

[@rskTempo]

SO well done. VA did a great job, really sells it. Great vid!

[@DShawnPaytonOffiicial]

Was Odin on the magic mushrooms that Mimir gave him when he decided to look into the rift? Or did Odin already figure out what Mimir was up to, and happened to look into the rift around the same time?

[@jacobseed6537]

Probably the first one, he was probably somewhat embarrassed he'd been tricked if only momentarily. In norse mythology odin actually cut out his eye and sacrificed it into the Well to aquire the knowledge of the well

[@breadwinner80]

Atreus asks Mimir why some of the things Odin says don't line up with his stories, and Mimir says that liars will lie even when they have no reason to, just to show their power over reality. It's likely Odin didn't actually lose his eye looking into the rift at all

[@jacobseed6537]

@@breadwinner80 as funny as mimirs story about the mushrooms is, I prefer the norse one. Really presents the all fathers lust for knowledge and his madness

[@thekiller989]

@@jacobseed6537 and in the MCU he loses it in battle against the Frost Giants. Smh..

[@RaptorJesus]

@@jacobseed6537 So, fun fact about the mushrooms. That may be a double-reference to the Berserk & Berserkers. One theory of how Norse Berserkers achieved the Berserk state is that they would drink a mixture of mead steaped with fly agaric mushrooms, thus becoming seemingly impervious to damage, the only way to put one down was to burn them or destroy their joints, otherwise they just rose back up, and they supposedly could cleave off a horse's head with a single swing of a sword. However in the mythology? The Berserk state is a gift. From *Odin.* Even the name "Odin" translates to "The Mad One", and in Old Norse "mad" has the same double-connoctation of "angry" and "insane".

[@Bassetowner123]

Idk why but the intro to all of VGS's videos gives me major nostalgia and comfort. 🤣🤣

[@ChiefBarnesArt]

2:24 Who else notice when Odin slight walked foward and kratos was ready to grab his axe 🪓.

[@boblatte123]

this channel is extremely clever, play through a game 100% and make many videos about it, very clever indeed

[@x0mohammed0x18]

Why i feel that odin is right about everything about the creation that he need to know. I swear i wish if he got the mask and know what is going on

[@ihateshills]

U guys should def see cookingkratos. He proves odins still alive and he is in fact mimir. U wont belive me until u see his video. Odin is alive.

[@icysweetnexi]

​@@ihateshills Wait how Odin is Mimir? You want to tell that this Odin is fake and the real Odin is Mimir?

[@ihateshills]

@@icysweetnexi i promise i cant explain it man. U would have to see his video. Look up youtuber Cooking with kratos

[@icysweetnexi]

@@ihateshills You lie

[@ihateshills]

@@icysweetnexi ok. Your loss. I think every god of war fan should sub to his channel. Tha guy has a video where it shows the nidhog freya and kratos boss fight in the 2018 game.

[@LutherMahoney]

They are slamming that cup of mead down really hard on that table.

[@Mr.PlatanoMAN970]

i dont think Odin's brothers will be happy that he's dead now.

[@cheekguardian1378]

Where are they anyway?

[@Mr.PlatanoMAN970]

@@cheekguardian1378 maybe we'll find out on the next game someday.

[@VALENTINEBEAMS]

​@@Mr.PlatanoMAN970 it would be cool to go to Egyptian mythology in search of Atreus, only for the two brothers to track Kratos down. Cool side boss as a callback to the aesthetics of the old setting.

[@sergiovieira8272]

Don Odin, the God(All)Father

[@warpstarrogue3554]

Damn, sneaky little bugger knew the two would be a svartlheim waiting to see if we'd take the bait to find "Tyr". Good eye man.

[@americoquiroz4046]

Need all the lore/tale/story vids in podcast forms so I can listen to mimir talk about the gods all night

[@ihateshills]

U guys should def see cookingkratos. He proves odins still alive and he is in fact mimir. U wont belive me until u see his video. Odin is alive.

[@chymera45]

When Odin is asking Atreus to put on the Mask, he should have said 'Loki' I trust you to make the right decision.' and Atreus should have said 'You shouldn't' as a call back to GoW3 with Athena and Kratos at the end

[@HawaiiVenom392]

I'm curious how do you have the crucible armor in the beginning. I thought the game plus didnt come out yet

[@scribblerstudios9895]

Replaying scenes perhaps

[@Diesalot-sc9qz]

Seems like a calm, reasonable guy

[@benhamin7683]

What if it was actually tyr and he became like atreus and freya as like a companion and you started quests to rally the realms to go to war instead of the fake out of killing brok. That woulda been hellllllllla sick

[@knightlyfe1175]

THOR get down here, allfather, DONT DO THAT!😂😂😂 gets me everytime lol

[@paddymccann88]

When odin asks loki "do u intend of killing me first thing" see!! Whats thats not good enough for you!!! He said earlier that heimdall reads minds so in asking loki that question odin was secretly having heimdall read his mind for the answer!!

[@misslabellekitty1298]

I just love how , when Odin killed Thor, he then proceeded to say "I didn't want to do this."..... like yeah it wasn't him who guided his own hand to kill his own son😂. Delusional 'god' refusing to be accountable and take responsibility for his actions. Control freak, obsessed, self-centered, and just insane really. Perfect depiction

[@haydenf3488]

I wonder since the Odin is dead does that tree that Odin made for mimir gone can you maybe free mimir's body ?

[@ycarusgamer5187]

I would love more Atreus/Loki dialogue With Odin and Thor some questions like: What happened to others Aesir and Vanir Gods and why they are not in Asgard or Vanahaim and if they exist and some of them are others children of Odin and Freya + Odin's Friends and Enemies And why are they missing and what happened to them like: Hermod,Fulla,Gefjunn,Saga,Hlin,Kvasir,Vidar,Uller,Hodr,Var,Vali,Forseti,Nanna,Bragi,Hoenir,Skadi,Ran Freya and Freyr's Mother,Aegir,Njord Freya and freyr's father,Idrunn/Iduna,Sigyn Loki's wife,Meili,Simara surtur's wife,Hoed a valkyrie etc.. among others gods that are missing.. The others questions would be interesting for odin: If asgard has a prison? What happened to Thor's mother since the original Norse Mythology the son killed his own mother And if Odin had others wives.. If Odin and Thor have pets as in Norse Mythology original Freya had several others animals,Thor her goats and Odin have a horse 8 paws who is one of Loki's children Where is Valhalla or Sessrumnir and is there a way to get there or did a god go there... Others questions: What is the true origin of how Odin lost his eye in Mimir's well or the portal If Baldur,Magni and Modi among others death Gods can come back to life and why haven't they come back yet? If Odin has a room Inside the hall like the others rooms and it would be a funny line for Atreus/Loki to say that he thought Asgard was different,much bigger and made of gold like Odin's palace Questions for Thor with his family trying to make happy him and if Thor met Atreus mother or what it was like for him to fight Against Kratos and what he thought of the fight A curiosity here: Thor in Norse Mythology has gloves and a utility belt that makes him much stronger. Heimdall being the son of 9 mothers like in the original Norse Mythology it would be nice for Odin to mention that And also Freya has 5 priestesses like Athena with her allies who prayed to her in Greek Mythology. Freya's Priestesses They are: Sjofn,Vjofn,Lofn,Syn and Snotra I missed those questions and dialogues for Odin that Atreus And also for Thor was going to make a shame it didn't happen,Too bad he didn't ask these questions 🥲😔 like and Bye!

[@adhd-6625]

Odin: “How about peace?” Kratos: “….no.” 🗿

[@GRUSTLER]

Heimdall was hilarious at time insulting Atreus.

[@ethansanders5706]

“Look son, some free advice, you don’t want to let anyone catch you talking to your sword, it’s a bad look.” This is coming from the man who was having a full blown argument with a bird lmao 😂

[@GrounddevLF]

52:42 Odin cant help himself 🤣

[@rudyardwalker9113]

It's ironic that in GOW, the most consistent theme among the top gods is paranoia and the need to escape fate, perceived or real. For all their power, they constantly feel the need to look behind their backs. Zeus was paranoid, of course due to corruption by Pandora's box as well, despite being the most powerful Olympian and he engineered his downfall by antagonizing Kratos throughout as he belived that it was fate that Kratos would fell him as he did with his father. We see the same with an extremely paranoid Odin who also engineered the downfall of his family and himself in order to escape fate.

[@joshualedesmasegovia]

I love Odin He is my Favourite Norse Character along with Thor and Which Mythology should the next God of War after the events of God of War Ragnarok for me Egyptian Mythology Japanese Mythology or Chinese Mythology

[@Servitor-lx1bu]

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[@jacobseed6537]

Chinese mythos woukd be sick but it'd be overly complicated, especially since there's 9 dragon gods of the sea

[@joshualedesmasegovia]

@@jacobseed6537 What about Egyptian Mythology or Japanese Mythology

[@tbhly]

Odin killed Thor immediately when he acted against him because he knew how powerful his son was and that was the only chance to kill him.

[@icysweetnexi]

Powerful? Thor was weak and stupid.

[@l.alejandrorivera3893]

Just realiza that Odin’s tattoo on his left arm was missing since the beginning. Actually we also did not see the blue raven, not before Odin’s revelation.

[@boio_]

29:58 Damn, that a Pandora reference?

[@abdirahmanibrahimmahamu5409]

I thought Odin Appearances should be more like Zeus but I now see he like weaker versions of Zeus plus he talk like is businessman

[@icysweetnexi]

Odin is the best character from this game.

[@kylereese5841]

I don't think he really does enough bad stuff. He's the big villain and he only kills Brok after they've killed a bunch of his family and thor after he refuses orders. 2 people in war situations and thats it. His treatment of Freya is probably the worse.

[@jagdeepsingh4224]

What the actual fu*k Some nobodies killed those and all father 😒😒😒 What's wrong with this gameeee

[@kylereese5841]

@@jagdeepsingh4224 I don't really get your joke here?

[@BattlesLorisSH]

That roast 💯 31:54 - 31:59

[@alexandermarquardt597]

He is also known as Toby Ziegler.

[@Seven_Leaf]

I don't think Odin did anything wrong in either game besides the stories we hear. It's his mask, and it's his rift inside his home. Thor was coerced by his wife to attack a little boy, but Atreus should've returned Odin's property.

[@unknown81000]

Do they mention Gungnir, The Spear that never misses it's target

[@markopujic660]

Odin is wielding that the entire time.

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

Odin's Staff/Spear, Gungnir, was the weapon that killed Thor after he willingly disobeys him.

[@rawrrawrgawgaw8515]

I love to see that we see Tyr leads the army, it's the God of War but not Tyr, it's Kratos

[@wes2262]

I loved Odin! I don’t want him to die

[@archington1851]

I felt that way about Heimdall

[@chemicallylemon]

just shows up, invites himself in, plops himself at the table and drinks BOTH cups. He seemed like a good host in asgaard but boy, is he a rotten guest in midgard

[@cb-9938]

Brok was the only one to notice Tyr get all excited and proud. Willing to lead an army after being a total coward up until then, nobody thought it was weird. It flew over my head completely

[@DarsiPadilla]

I swear that the people who are clowning against those who dislike Santa Monica Studios' take on the Norse pantheon for valid reasons probably never heard of Record of Ragnarok, Yugioh, and the bloody illustrations of Arthur Rackham on the Ring Cycle.

[@thewisepowerfull1938]

I honestly have a love/hate relationship with this version of Odin.

[@seanconnolly5968]

Odin reminds me of Aizen in Bleach.

[@silentservant_]

1:10:16 😂😂😂 lol Odin you silly mobster grandpa

[@gadorae1129]

Odin is the good guy of the story!

[@rybaneightsix5085]

Fake noose

[@gadorae1129]

@@rybaneightsix5085 according to who?

[@jaiverma194]

Bro everyone thought that kratos would kill Odin when Gow ragnorok came out Enter:Sindri

[@spencercox7931]

The way Odin treats Thor is.... Despicable.

[@marcusfrankvieiravieira1589]

Hrithgar,Gorm,Jaana 15:44

[@neoblazezz]

the fact he kept deny everything he did and even trys saying kratos killed thor and turns all on him shows how a cowered and fool he really was

[@zach6243]

Why does odin sound like NYPD police detective

[@hogleg8833]

Classic let them think they've won then bam uno reverse

[@bustinjieber9600]

does Odin doesn't know about the giant magic that can bind a soul to a thing? (sorry for my bad england)

[@archington1851]

Your England isn’t bad