God of War Ragnarok - The Story of THOR the Destroyer All Thor Scenes + Dialogue

[@VideoGameSophistry]

00:00 Intro 2:53 Thor + Kratos First Fight 19:50 Thor Codex 20:35 Heimdall and Thor 22:48 Atreus and Thor in Muspelheim 35:50 Thor and Sif 39:31 Odin Abuses Thor 41:00 How Thor Changed 44:00 Thor BAR SCENE 54:15 Atreus Tries to Help Thor 57:15 Thor Tries to Kill Atreus 59:44 Thor FINAL BATTLE 1:10:10 Thrud Becomes the NEW Thor

[@HIM3153]

I have a request VGS. On doing scenes for the witcher 3. I know you already had some videos but i am hoping that you could update them to your current style like this one which is much better.

[@Shubham6699]

LOOK IF WE AS THE FANS OR A FAN HAVE TO CONVINCE THE CRITICS THAT WE SHOULD NOT SAY THE RAGNARÖK WAS WORST….THAT IS A CLEAR SIGN THAT IT IS NOT UP TO THE MARK LIKE GOW 2018…..LIKE DO YOU REMEMBER ANY PERSON COMPLAINING OR BEING CONFLICTED ABOUT GOW 2018…..ITS ONE THING ONLY…..EITHER THE GAME WINS OUR HEARTS OR NOT……2018 GOW WON OUR HEARTS LIKE THERE’S NOTHING TO COMPLAIN ABOUT AND RAGNARÖK SIMPLY FAILED US BY NOT MATCHING THE HIGH EXPECTATIONS THEY BUILD IN 2018 AND WASTED THE ONE OF THE BEST STORY OF MYTHOLOGICAL WARS….NOTHING BUT RAGNARÖK….RAGNARÖK WAS IT MAN….ALL THE GREAT AND MIND BLOWING STUFFS WERE SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN IN THIS TITLE…… Really…..all the questions they raised in previous game are not answered and seems like we are not getting them in this game…..plus things like time travel….blade of olympus…..mjolnir…..nothing seems like happening…..also facts like which should happen in RAGNARÖK seems to be not going to happen for example measurements of mimir by dwarves….that yes…but what for?!?! Anyone would’ve seen it coming that tyr is not tyr but is odin…..I KNEW…..I mean just in first night you showed us tyr was with us in sindri’s house in the first night of the game….poor story writing…..plus fenrir in just one of the first dialogues was shocking and great too but….there are no explanations…..where is it?! Everything seems stupid….what were they thinking? I or any die hard fans would’ve wrote far better story than this…..why the big sequels goes like this…..and yes they did let us down…..thay said norse will be wrapped up so why the crap you would let the answer to that who blew the horn kept away from this game?! And kept it for god knows which future game and when that future game will be available?! Also remember this I hated playing as Loki or Atreus….it was bullshit…..There were more gameplay of that little shit and was disturbing to the kratos’s gameplay like whenever we would feel like we are warmed up with blades of chaos the game led us to stupid bow and arrow…..also where is JORMUNGANDR in the whole game….(I’m currently in the faye’s dream right before war, so of course he’ll be there at RAGNARÖK)…..I’m just too upset and disappointed with the story…..game overall…music and everything is great….it feels good as a PS5 play through in my PS4 slim and looks awesome….feels smooth great reflections….great shadows….great vibrant environment…..but story is not feeling anywhere near to compelling story telling…..KRATOS is like getting a beat up by everyone who shows up….he’s broke….he was crying at some point…..He feels weak to me……and the most disgusting part when there were enemies I had to kill….I just always had this feeling of fear thanks to the crappy balanced difficulty….what balanced I died a lot…..and whoever said in the reviews that the gameplay feels like you are god of war is the worst person to review this game…..the difficulty on balanced does not let the player feel anywhere near to god of war rather It gives me fear watching enemies ahead and I’m always mashing the L1 and X….AND MORE L1s and more Xs……who told you to have such difficulties…..why the only 4 difficulties were not working great for you……Why give an additional stupid show me no mercy difficulty mode…..I hate the person who took that decision to add that extra difficulty and messing so miserably to the balanced difficulty……..I thought you cared about us….us the players….you said you are fan of us the players……but who disappoints to the community of god of war like this….in game worth of RAGNARÖK itself…..every review they gave which was mostly 10/10 and 94 metacritic ot whatever that score is feeling like the most stupid score ever…..so stupid…..and yes ESRB said correctly back then about the FUCKS you used in this game so stupidly…….the whole game felt like just building the alliances and story and elements like giant marbles and the thing from which we can call surtr and the thing from which we can call skoll and hati….all this were just feeling like we are doing nothing in the story but building the story just for RAGNARÖK war….just for the end. NO ONE CAN ARGUE ON THE DISPUTE THAT WHICH GAME WAS BETTER 2018 OR RAGNARÖK…..AS IT IS UNDISPUTED THAT 2018 WAS CRAZY GREAT AND SO FAR BETTER GREAT GAME THAN RAGNARÖK….THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IN THIS TWO GAME IS THAT 2018 WAS ON TOP OF NINE REALMS AND RAGNARÖK IS FAR DOWN BELOW……YOU GUYS REALLY DESTROYED THAT GREAT STORY THAT WAS BUILT IN GOW 2018 LIKE FART IN THE AIR BY BROK. YOU DESERVE EVERY SINGLE WORD YOU MUST BE RECEIVING OR WILL RECEIVE FROM THAT PLAYERS WHO ARE GETTING SO DISAPPOINTED….JUST WHY THE HAPPY ENDING OR NORMAL OR SPEAK PLAIN LIKE KRATOS KIND OF STORY DON’T WORK FOR THE CREATORS….IF I WAS CRISTOPHER JUDGE I WOULD NEVER LET THE STORY GO LIKE THIS….. I. HATE. LOKI. THIS GAME WAS MORE LIKE GOD OF MISCHIEF : RAGNARÖK THAN GOD OF WAR : RAGNARÖK. AND YES I NEVER COULD USE QUICK TURN THANKS TO THE REMAPPING OF IT….WHICH WAS SOMETHING I USED IN PREVIOUS GAME AND WAS FEELING CRAZY GOOD TO QUICKLY QUICK TURN AND BEAT EVERYONE AFTER QUICK TURNING……YOU COULD’VE LET THE QUICK TURN WITH SAME SWITCH AND HOLD DOWN DPAD FOR WIELDING SPEAR. I WAS NEARLY FEELING STUPID PLAYING THIS ONE. One of the most important plot….let me remind you….remember the statue of thor and his different sized mjolnir and the real mjolnir he got….both the mjolnir are different in look….Back in 2018 I thought the game just teased that while making his hammer something loki must’ve done like in the traditional mythology loki became a bee and stung brok and the handle was made too short than the dwarves planned….so that’s what happened in traditional mythology…..my point is If you as a creator were never going to address this great little incident in RAGNARÖK then why in the world would you make the mjolnir in the statue and the real mjolnir thor finally got look different in the game?!?! I wish I could discuss all this with Mat Sophos….Cory Barlog and of course Eric Williams. They really let us down….everything is great except the STORY! So much to complain when it comes to the story…..IT WAS RAGNARÖK….RAGNARÖK….NOT NORMAL SEQUAL…..TIME TRAVEL….BLADE OF OLYMPUS…..WHO BLEW THE HORN….MJOLNIR…..JORMUNGANDR STORYLINE…..MANY MYSTERIES LIKE THAT THE LIST GOES ON TO SOME POINT…..AT LEAST WHO BLEW THE HORN?! WE REALLY DESERVED TO KNOW THAT…..THEY SAID THEY’LL WRAP UP NORSE SAGA…SO WHY COMING BACK TO ANSWERING WHO BLEW THE HORN? IN SOME OTHER THAN NORSE GAME!!!!!! I’M UPSET AND SO SAD….AND I ACTUALLY FEEL BAD THEY WASTED THE TITLE AND PLACE WHERE MANY GREAT THINGS WERE SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN IN THIS TITLE…..VIZ RAGNARÖK!!!! FOR ME RIGHT NOW HOME OF GOD OF WAR FANDOM IS HANDFUL OF YT CHANNELS TALKING ABOUT THIS FRANCHISE….I FEEL BETRAYED…..HOW SHORT THE RAGNARÖK WAR WAS MAN?! WE DIDN’T GET TO SEE DWARVES ARMY OR HEL ARMY OR JORMUNGANDR FIGHTING THOR CLOSELY……ALL THIS WAS TOO RUSHED IN THE END….ALL THIS THEY DIDN’T PUT IN THE GAME WAS NOTHING BUT THEY ESCAPED FROM SHOWING US ALL THIS GREAT THINGS WHICH WOULD’VE TURNED OUT TO BE GREATLY APPRECIABLE HARD WORK!!! BUT NO….

[@divinegokublack1362]

47:46 thinking to muuuuuch

[@user-ii9rh5ze7c]

1:05:17 - Thor says the n-word 💀

[@davidpagan8559]

Him talking to the hammer almost makes sense. Thor has an imaginary friend. Why? Because the imaginary friend doesn't push him around or hurt his feelings.

[@michaelshields6326]

Thor is half giant so he can speak to his weapon. Same way Atreus can talk to Ingrid.

[@TheSSBBfan666]

@@michaelshields6326 well yeah, but also there's a point, Odin constantly belittles Thor, so him talking to Mjolnir as a srt of comfort would fit as the hammer is always there for him.

[@icysweetness]

At least he had feelings and Baldur lost everything.

[@Morfe02]

the hammer kinda has life, ingrid fight the hammer in the bar like they are equal LOL (both move on their own)

[@smugreptile6695]

@@michaelshields6326 Ingrid was imbued with goals and personality, at a young Freyar's request. Thats nothing to do with Atreus, but rather Ingrid being special.

[@Okkotsu86275]

This portrayal of Thor exceeded my expectations. Ryan Hurst and the folks at Santa Monica Studio did an excellent job on crafting this character. Thor was terrifying, intimidating, savage, badass and tragic. Loved this character, who could easily carry a game himself.

[@alski200]

I think Thor was more formidable than Odin

[@icysweetnexi]

I will never feel sorry for him.

[@Moaiman0]

​@@icysweetnexiHow, he didn't deserve what he got. He was just a mindless fighter that Odin used until he started thinking. Then Odin killed him. Thor was one of the greatest opponents in the game and shouldn't have died.

[@Jackjackjackjackjackjackjaque]

@@icysweetnexi you must have not played the whole game and seen his father, Odin, reduce his son to a weapon and abuse him for personal gain...

[@Nick_Harrell80]

Officially my favorite iteration of Thor

[@buffgamer101]

This is my favorite variation too. In fact, this is the only Thor I like so far.

[@s.o.q2914]

It's actually the closes one to the real mythology one.

[@pranav7313]

Marvel fans : Nooooooooo

[@alinanimukuka3103]

Thought I wouldn't like him at first but he's great

[@jagdeepsingh4224]

Bcz it's so weakkkk@@buffgamer101

[@namekiz3199]

"For the sake of our children, we must be better" This line alone could win this game goty, what a fucking legend.

[@pozytywnawibracja17]

But it didn't sadly

[@mayo2527]

Yep. This comment didn't age well.

[@flying-magpie]

@@pozytywnawibracja17 It won a ton of other awards tho

[@SjofnRuda]

@@flying-magpie Not GOTY

[@icysweetnexi]

No. This is not a legend. This is terrible writting and forcing me again to feel sorry for someone I dislike. Again.

[@StareachValcin]

From what we've heard about Thor in god of war 2018, we were expecting the god of thunder to be this brutal warrior who attacks without thinking things through, and just enjoys the bloodlust of fighting and killing giants. In short, we expected Thor to be the Norse equivalent to Ares, but there is so much more to his character. For one, Thor has been loyal to Odin, or at the very least trying to get Odin's approval. Despite clearly wanting revenge on Kratos and Atreus for killing Magni and Modi respectively, Thor is able to momentarily put that aside. When he fought Kratos, Thor held his own and chose to end the fight prematurely after catching a glimpse of the god of war that Kratos once was, showing that Thor can respect worthy opponents. However, Thor has a temper that can cloud his reasoning, which resulted in him trying to kill Atreus, and attacking Kratos in their final battle in Asgard. Ultimately, Thor just wants to do right by his family, his deceased sons Magni and Modi, his wife Sif, his daughter Thrud, as well as and especially Odin. It's such a shame that when Thor finally stands up to Odin, the allfather killed his own son. The sad thing is that we never get a clear reason why Odin is so hard on Thor, but I theorize that Thor may have hand in his mother Fjorgyn's death, possibly through childbirth. Odin loved Fjorgyn and was never the same after she died, according to Mimir. It's possible Odin blamed Thor for Fjorgyn's death, took his grief out on Thor, never let Thor forget it, which made Thor believe that he was a destroyer, and made use of Thor's talent to kill as many giants as possible. That's my theory anyway. Can't wait to see the video that explains the second frozen lightning bolt in Vanaheim, since it also has to do with Thor and Laufey the just.

[@thehandsomeone8369]

Sounds about right. I think Odin does hate Thor because of what happened to Thor’s mother during child birth. Also I think Thor developed his Giant slayer persona because of what happened to his mother. Think about it. The first thing he did the day he was born was “kill” his mother during the process of child birth. Odin probably abused that thought into poor Thor and created the bane of jotnar we see today.

[@Hcchvjjvjvjffjfj123]

Well actually odin treated thor hard because he always look down those who dont have a great mind and thor kinda stupid but strong thats why he use thor as a tool for killing and never stop look down on him

[@Hcchvjjvjvjffjfj123]

When atreus ask odin the reason for that odin said its the only language thor understand show how odin look down on thor’s ability to think

[@StareachValcin]

@@Hcchvjjvjvjffjfj123 not convinced that Odin treated Thor poorly because Thor had low intelligence. If anything, Odin forced Thor not to think for himself. Odin literally told Thor that he does the thinking for Thor during their last conversation with each other. This heavily implied that Odin has always made sure that Thor doesn't think for himself. Besides, Odin killed Groa the knowledge keeper for her knowledge, so it doesn't matter if one has a great mind or not to Odin.

[@StareachValcin]

@@Hcchvjjvjvjffjfj123 also, what Odin told Atreus was not true. Kratos was able to get Thor to see reason in the end, despite what Odin told Atreus. Besides, Odin's answer kind of dodged Atreus' question of why Odin is so hard on Thor.

[@ryzacobalion3622]

When Odin said "I didn't want this." he didn't mean he didn't want to kill Thor despite their bad relationship. What he meant is he didn't want Thor to think and act for himself. Since day one of his birth, he never treated him like a son. He treated him as muscle to enforce his rule over the nine realms and slay the giants who didn't share their foresight of the future with Odin. Had he not try everything he had worked for to avoid Ragnarok and gain more knowledge about it, things could have turned out differently for Thor.

[@Valerio_the_wandering_sprite]

Wow, that's actually ruthless. Barbaric. Oh wait, Mimir already told that.

[@icysweetness]

Thor never gave him reasons to treat him better. He always was stupid alpha male so he treated him like that and if I was Odin. I would treat him the same.

[@TheCorrodedMan]

@@icysweetnessFather of year here folks. I’m so happy for your kids

[@user-ww2rq9dd4q]

@@icysweetness please never have kids It takes alot more than just “born like that” he’s never claimed to be an alpha he claimed to be a destroyer odin was a mentally abusive piece of shit their entire relationship

[@ebm4205]

@@icysweetness Hope you never have kids

[@gokubruce24]

Having Odin be so heartless and selfish was such a great decision. It really makes his “nice” moments feel so much more deceiving and conniving. There’s no excuse for Thor’s acts and crimes but at least he is a character with compassion and love for something other than himself and his motives. It’s fascinating that the one god, the All-father himself, that is meant be the god that puts his people and his realms above all else is the most selfish and least compassionate being in existence. Brilliant writing and storytelling.

[@SirGrimLockSmithVIII]

I think the conversation between Mimir and Kratos about freeing that whale Mimir ensalved summed up Thor's redemption arc the best. Did he redeem everything about himself? Fuck no. Did he make things better after refusing to kill Kratos? Hell no. He never got the chance. It might sound like a let down, but the small act of refusing Odin with a simple "no" was still something, and that's something worth noting at the very least.

[@garretthildebrandt428]

And more reason to hate Odin. What does Thor get following his very small change? A spear through the chest from his own father in front of his daughter. When we see the possibility for redemption, its immediately and literally cut down.

[@ythandlename]

@@garretthildebrandt428 That's why he was resistant to change and blindly follow his father who he knows had been a terrible influence on him. When Thor had a family and his own life on the line, it was either using your gift to shame yourself or be killed.

[@warpstarrogue3554]

Poor Thor man, never got the chance to redeem himself. Hopefully his daughter can make her old man proud and do good in his name.

[@TheSSBBfan666]

@@warpstarrogue3554 get the feeling that had Thor not raised Magni and Modi like Odin riased him, they and his wife and daughter would have more push in getting Thor to stand up and walka way from Odin. That and had the boys not been sent on suicide missions by their grandfather.

[@icysweetness]

Baldur never had change for better life so Thor should never have that chance as well.

[@jaytpharaoh8411]

“He’s lost weight” Thor seeing Mimir without his body for the first time 😂😂

[@Jknight416]

Remember how we all thought that GOW’s Thor was nothing more than a serial killer of the Giants? It was quite a surprise to learn that he’s actually a tragic character who’s father, Odin, treats him as nothing more than a personal attack dog and shits on him whenever he’s not being useful to him.

[@4spades444]

honestly attack dogs are treated way better so are tools

[@TheSSBBfan666]

i think part of his drinking is because of his guilt for being Odin's attack dog. Sure war and fighting on the battlefield is one thing, but being unleashed on the innocent and defenseless is another thing. Dude believes he can never be anything better than a destroyer.

[@icysweetness]

He is nothing more than a killed psychopath. At least in my eyes.

[@icysweetnexi]

He is nothing more than a killer and monster.

[@badrinath5306]

​@@TheSSBBfan666u wish. Thor isn't dumb actually. He understands things. But Odin doesn't find that useful. So he made him drink. It made him more maleable to suggestion. Like letting his sons also he used. When Sif saw it and what Aesir culture was she left drinking and tried to get thor out too so he would see what Odin really was. What she did was actually let thor sink in all he really did. In his drunk stupor he never questioned why he killed giants but when he finally got to know one in Atreus even when he knew Atreus was always lieing to him. He finally opposes Odin and Odin sends him off to drink again and the thing he says later is thor is good only to kill giants and drinking meed.

[@KaranSingh-rc2tn]

If Thor didn't killed by Odin. Just imagine Kratos & Thor making a team and exploring and rebuilding the 9 realms again. 😍

[@deadmanexperience724]

Or doing venture with new brother to find the giant

[@warpstarrogue3554]

And Kratos sharing his wisdom to the now broken man who just had a hand in killing his old man.

[@WonkyTonkBotty]

@@warpstarrogue3554 And on top of Atreus being playable, Thor also becomes playable, with Mjolnir instead of Leviathan. B)

[@BigDexMedia]

Two strong fathers, one of ice and one of lightning, learning off of each other. I would love to see Thor wielding the Levitation Axe and Kratos wielding Moljnir

[@ItsButterBean1020]

@@warpstarrogue3554 Don't forget Tyr too, I can see Thor thinking there's value in his tutelage

[@rydekk-4644]

This game has so many interesting details that people gloss over. For one, Odin's crows... Thor didn't make a hole in their roof as an accident. It was a way to let the crows get inside their house. Meanwhile, while Thor was distracting both Kratos and Atreus, Odin's crows get in to take a look. And they're looking for one thing in particular... Mimir... At 4:46, you can see how one of the two crows start hopping around the place where they hid Mimir's head. a while later, you can hear it caw, and a second one joins almost immediatly. Then the second one looks down and probably discovers Mimir and caws again. Then Thor calls the crows to him, and seemingly dismisses them. But then they're off to signal Odin to come in. The dismissal has a seemingly easy signal- meaning the coast is clear. And that Thor was send in by Odin first to "read the room". However, I find that very odd, considering Thor isn't the kind of guy that "reads the room" if you get my drift. Thor isn't a diplomat, he's a brawler. So it's odd to send in the brawler for a diplomatic missions. No, Thor was send in as a distraction, knowing that both would be distracted by the God of Thunder. Meanwhile the crows send for by Odin were digging around the place, finding things Odin was missing. In particular, Mimir. I think it also acted as confirmation that these two really were Kratos and Atreus, after all Odin doesn't waste time visiting seemingly random people's places. Instead sending in his crows instead. Only when they KNEW Kratos was Kratos, he came in.

[@TheSSBBfan666]

didn't Huginn and Muninn fly in through the door after Thor walked in tho?

[@sillygoose9791]

Now I'm imagining Thor rolling up to a bunch of different houses in the woods before he found the right one, and scaring countless families.

[@grimmywizard]

*Ravens

[@grimmywizard]

​@@TheSSBBfan666 Yes. He's wrong. They didn't enter from the hole, they entered with Thor

[@TheWarchiefZekeJaeger]

Reason why Thor came first was to see if Kratos was willing to have a civilized conversation, and if things go south, Thor would be there to do the hard work (which he does by taking Kratos away from Atreus). Also the reason why Thor looks up while inside of the house, was to find a way to strike Kratos out of the house when necessary.

[@VonArmagedda]

Thor, the killer of the giants, Thor the destroyer, Thor...the stealthy side of beef!

[@EllisonBoy12]

I like how Kratos grabbed his axe every time Odin addressed Atreus during the conversation in the house

[@Dasycottus]

They could've made him irredeemable, and we would've liked it. But they made him so much more

[@icysweetnexi]

And that was their mistake.

[@michaelblower7363]

How was it?@@icysweetnexi

[@icysweetnexi]

@@michaelblower7363 Because I hate males like him.

[@drelezar7745]

@@icysweetnexiThat may be your opinion, but it’s an L opinion

[@jackhamilton9604]

we have Odin for the irredeemable villain while Thor serves the role as the tragic one

[@yokgor4675]

Under different circumstances, Kratos and Thor could’ve been bros. But then again, the fabric of reality would probably shatter due to the immeasurable level of testosterone if that happens.

[@TheSSBBfan666]

get the feeling Thor would love some of the sports in Greece

[@icysweetnexi]

Yes toxic disgusting guys loves to hang out with each other.

[@smugreptile6695]

Honestly, not even that different of circumstances. If Thor had just lived through Ragnarok he and Kratos likely would have been close friends down the line. They share a metric ton of common ground and traumas. And It would have made a great springboard for Kratos on his new path to be able to learn how to open up even more and help people and gods alike.

[@mspionage1743]

@@smugreptile6695 I agree with this. He made the choice at the end before Odin killed him. He was going to break free and I think he would have found common ground with Kratos through their kids.

[@firxanza5172]

this ain't Marvel, so Thor isn't blonde and clean shaved, he's red haired and bearded in this version, he hates Giants with passion despite being half Giant half Aesir and blindly follows Odin's orders, gets drunk a lot, and when he is drunk, he has the tendency to misplace and lose his hammer staying true to the original myths, Mjolnir has no worthiness enchantment, if you are strong enough, you can pick it up, but the handle is short, because Loki messed with the dwarves that were forging it as part of a contest

[@aarondemiri486]

actually since Loki didn't interfere in the forging of the hammer the length is normal I think

[@andrewjones6583]

Don’t forgot the Hammer’s weight, clearly they didn’t put it into play in this game, but apparently in Norse Myth this thing is HEAVY, so heavy in fact that Thor even with his great strength couldn’t lift it without the help of power enhancing gloves, with only Magni being strong enough to hold Mjolnir without any help

[@bizzaroblake2519]

correct.

[@sebastianb.3978]

​@@andrewjones6583 Well Kratos couldn't keep a hold on it. Somehow Odin could.

[@TheSSBBfan666]

@@sebastianb.3978 just to prove that Odin isn't as weak and frail as he looks.

[@Azurada23rd]

When Thor comes in pouring that mead, that look on his face is like he worried as to what a certain someone has planned in case he fucks up. Someone who keeps telling him he’s no good.

[@viloetmarsh3467]

That someone is Odin we all know it’s Odin

[@Locke5413]

I wonder what Heimdall saw when Thor taunted him to 'look into his eyes'. Probably saw Thor shoving Mjolnir up his urethra...

[@ty-ray1307]

Thor was the character I looked foward to the most I wanted to see more of him and wished he had more interaction with kratos as both the antagonist and possible ally I felt he was wasted dying so quick in the final parts of the game

[@seandeans1279]

Seeing how Thor was fated to die during ragnarok it wouldn’t have mattered. Instead of it being to the venom of the World Serpent it was the business end of his fathers spear

[@ty-ray1307]

@@seandeans1279 that would have been a far more epic conclusion imagine Thor battling kratos surtur and the world serpent and going out like a w warrior before having a moment of standing up to Odin and making peace with kratos that would have been better in my eyes

[@buffgamer101]

Thor is my favorite part of the entire God of War series.

[@neoniintention4536]

@@ty-ray1307 Nah, Surtr's too strong for even both of em.

[@icysweetness]

Baldur was wasted. Everyone hurted him. Everyone around ruined him. Thor should be dead because Baldur is dead so Thor doesn't deserve to be alive as well.

[@paullee3952]

this is the Thor needs it own game

[@deadmanexperience724]

I like the idea Slaying Giant and Vanir It gonna be feels like Young Kratos

[@icysweetness]

Baldur needs his own game. Thor is just a stupid copy of Kratos.

[@andresdanielem]

@@icysweetness Officially the most braindead take of the day! Good job

[@icysweetnexi]

​@@andresdanielem I just said the truth.

[@andresdanielem]

@@icysweetnexi "ThE tRuTh" 💀. Go touch grass and grow up mf.. I've seen you downplaying Thor in other videos and this same comment section like a desperate child.

[@ALL_that_ENDS]

At 19:14 after thor throws his tooth, you can actually find it, doesn't do anything, but its a damn fine touch. Ingrid is adorable, from the whimsical movements, to the jolly way she chimes, shes just so damn likeable.

[@sebastianb.3978]

Shame she's less than dust now

[@leeks1408]

I just noticed during the tavern fight Mjolnir & Ingrid are fighting while Atreus is shooting arrows

[@rohambahraee]

When you hear stories about Thor in the first game you think he's a ruthless killing machine who kills for fun but in this game we get to see something different. You can tell he's a genuinely nice and cool person and he's like that because of Odin. Lines like "Nice place", "You're an OK kid" and "Wasn't going to let that mask...", caring about his family, following his father's orders despite knowing their wrong and getting drunk because of killing the giants and other bad things that he has done really show that deep down he's a good person Also I like the detail that Thor isn't Odin's son but when Odin wants him to kill Kratos he is Thor's father

[@icysweetness]

What I see is nothing more than drunk psychopath. Baldur was someone but they wasted him.

[@smugreptile6695]

@@icysweetness Then you aren't looking at Thor. Just his reputation. Thor isn't the hammer wielding maniac we heard about in the first game. He is a man who hit rock bottom, and is only just starting the journey to climb out of it. His father Odin has been grooming Thor to be little more than his weapon for his whole life. He broke Thor's self esteem and confidence as a child and made it so he wouldn't even question if his father was ever wrong in doing that to him. And in turn, he and his wife Sif raised their children like Odin raised Thor. And we saw how Magni and Modi turned out. And so did Thor and Sif. In this game Thor is trying to be different. Sif as well. They lost their children and Odin just called those same children useless. I believe the game hints at Sif being the first to see it, and convincing Thor later since Odin tells Thor to stop "letting your wife think for you." Thor is a mirror of Kratos. Kratos has had years and years plus a full game detailing the how and why he is able to be better than he was. He wanted to be better, and had the support of a family to do so. Thor is just now deciding that he wants to be different. He wants to be better for his only remaining child. Sif has it a little easier since she isn't the groomed right hand of Odin. But we see this struggle happen in real time with this game. The fact Thor is a drunk isn't just due to how Odin treats him. Its also his guilt over the deaths of his sons, and likely regret for all the other stuff in his life. Much like how Kratos regrets many things from the past. The fact that Thor makes any progress at all in this very short window is very significant. Yes he stumbles back down, but he picks himself up and manages to see Odin for what he is for the first time in his entire life. Thor went from Odin's murder weapon by proxy to a father trying to change for the better on the behalf of his daughter. Ask yourself this. When Baldur and Thor were both given a choice for peace or violence, who chose peace, and who chose violence? When Baldur was given all that he dreamed of with the spell removed, what did he do? He still clung to his hatred. "Why do you even care. You could have walked away" isn't just aimed at Kratos. Baldur could have just left Freya there after he told her he never wanted anything more to do with her. He was free. He could have walked away. But he CHOSE to try and kill her anyway. When Thor was drunk and beaten in the last fight, what did he choose? Kratos offered him peace. A chance to make things better for their children. Something Thor WANTED to do. And what did your "drunk psychopath" do? He lowered the hammer. Stopped clinging to all the guilt and hate, and made a choice to try and do better. Starting with ending the fight with Kratos. And he did something that he never had the guts to do previously. He saw that Odin was using him. What he was doing was wrong. And when Odin told him to pick up the hammer and choose violence again, he dropped the hammer. And said NO. Thor hasn't earned his redemption yet, and sadly, never will. But he did more in the short time we saw him than Baldur did. He made real progress. He made the choice to be better, and that choice will now live on in the daughter who will remember him for what he did there at the end, and not just what he did before she was born.

[@presseagainidareyou4704]

I still stand by the idea that Thrúd’s personality is inherited from her father, and she is what he could’ve been like if it wasn’t for Odin

[@rohambahraee]

@@presseagainidareyou4704 Totally correct. Thor did all of it for Odin and didn't get anything except being mistreated

[@badrinath5306]

​@@icysweetnessI get it u liked Baldur. There's nothing wrong in that. But reality is morally speaking both were charectors turned by circumstance. Thor was made to drink so he didn't question why he killing. And then Baldur had to bear Freyas "blessing" and all Odin did for his son was help him loose his mind more.

[@elviraweekes3906]

I like the character of Thor he can be calm and at some moments and then. He can just be a barbaric madman like, Kratos from the Greek trilogy of games.

[@benhagen155]

Thor facing down Heimdall was so amazing imo. He and Heimdall both know that he would be lucky to even touch him, and still his line "Look into my eyes... you tell me." was so cold and you just know from Heimdall's reaction and response "You are a sick man." that Thor thought up some twisted way of catching Heimdall off guard and killing him. Probably something to do with holding Heimdall's head up as he calls Mjolnir.

[@MrHidePatten]

I really appreciate the small little animations, like when he’s vulnerable or upset, Thor turns away. With Thrud after the brawl he looks to the camera and away from her, and you can see he’s upset. Even in the beginning, when Odin calls Magni and Modi; “Useless” he turns away.

[@vince_x_san]

Wish thor became an ally and didnt die to odin so easy

[@Yeedo420]

yeah i was hoping he would help kratos fight odin for a bit until his death

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

He was an ally for a bit himself temporarily while Atreus was posing as Loki though.

[@vince_x_san]

@@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx no i meant he would assist us for a while in the odin fight

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

@@vince_x_san He's lost his will to fight. He can't fight Odin in his current condition. He just wants Odin to stop fighting. He's finished.

[@vince_x_san]

@@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx makes sense but other than that the game is a 10/10

[@JeSsE10mCcOy11]

22:19 Odin: THOR! Get down here! Thor: All-Father Odin: Don't do that! Quite stealthy for such a big guy

[@landonletterman831]

I like how Odin talks of peace, but he takes Thor's mead (who doesn't want to be drinking with Kratos, but spreads some on his hammer instead) and calls him no fun, and then takes Kratos mead as well. Small gesture, but it shows his larger character flaw. He wants it all, and he doesn't care who he takes it from: The weak, the strong, his own family, or even the Ghost of Sparta

[@landonletterman831]

*HA!* The whispering before Thor came in was Kratos telling Artreus to hide Mimir's head! And Odin comes in all, _"YOU AIN'T HIDING!"_

[@Riskiamo]

The Thor we all needed.

[@HarshZCB]

"This looks familiar" Makes so much sense after completing the side quests in Vanaheim

[@TheRafita-TM]

I love that Thor is left handed!! 👌🏼👌🏼 Represent and report leftis!!! 🤘

[@gilbertotabares8196]

I genuinely wanted Thor to survive. Given a chance to make up for all he's done. Pass on Mjolnir to Thrüd before setting off on an adventure to redemption. Maybe get a new hammer. Guess we'll leave that to the fanfic writers.

[@skyquest7333]

Words cant describe how much i love this Thor of all the stories of Thor in movies games etc this one..this one takes it👌🏻

[@BigDexMedia]

Originally I was terrified of this Thor but now I am more so feel sorry for him more than anything

[@icysweetness]

Yeach. Thor is poor. Thor is a victim and Baldur was. Hell who cares about Baldur? Everyone were glad when he died. Everyone expect me and this time everyone are sad that Thor died. Everyone expect me. I was happy when he died.

[@EmptyMan000]

@@icysweetness Good for you, I'm sure he was happy he died too. After all, Baldur asked Kratos to kill him.

[@icysweetnexi]

​@@EmptyMan000 No. He asked him to go away and Kratos never did that.

[@GLOGOD392]

The way Kratos said no made me laugh when I first heard it

[@sonofatlas1372]

I swear fighting Thor was like fighting my father I misunderstood him like it was just easy for him not realizing his upbringing was really tough smh

[@TheGodOfWarhammer]

the first GOW got me introduced to your channel as i enjoy the entire story in a movie. i’m glad your channel exists

[@drelezar7745]

I find it almost cute how sometimes you can see glimpses of him being a father come out around Atreus- he may have been a horrible dad to his sons, but he’s still somehow a far better father than Odin ever was

[@selfactualizing]

i love in the intro music. i always watch these videos after a long day. Its relaxing

[@VideoGameSophistry]

I can't tell ya how much that means to me. I do it for that reason. Really glad you enjoy it.

[@samatra478]

I remember that there was a big deal with how thor was made. Being more round and bulky rather than strapping muscular like most but this actually does make a lot of sense. Like a jaded man that has been poorly abused by his father and turned into what he is in this game. A father that just feels he is a failure as a father but blocks it out with ale (mead) and believes himself to be a lost cause until the end of the game when he hears Kratos say "be better for our children" where he finally shows his change to be better for his own daughter. He reminds me partly of my own father, only he is a perfectionist that wanted more out of me than one can ask, but after 40 years he eventually learned to accept me for who I am and he and I have now eventually rebuilt our lost bond.

[@michaeluzuegbu3310]

Thor reviving Kratos because he wasn’t satisfied is so menacing.

[@nishy7054]

We need a thor dlc

[@icysweetness]

Speak for yourself. I want Baldur dlc.

[@andresdanielem]

@@icysweetness WE ( I repeat We) need a Thor dlc. Speak for yourself...

[@icysweetnexi]

​@@andresdanielem What I need is Freya death.

[@WickedWayne57]

16:08 Kinda have that Broly Sinister laugh from DBZA

[@tylercarlin9202]

At long last...the video I have been waiting for!

[@dinorex3464]

Easily my favourite character in Ragnarök. He was so well-written.

[@ty-ray1307]

We have an official ranking of power by the lead animator Odin~Zues>Thor~Poseidon>=Hades As for as the different versions of kratos I have GOW 1 kratos at the bottom GOW 2 kratos slightly stronger than the brothers and Thor GOW3 Kratos around the same level as zues if not a bit stronger Ragnarok kratos a decent bit stronger than 3 and hope kratos over all

[@ladyofthedarkmoonlotus]

@@A_Edits6067 his source is that he made it the fuck up

[@creepergod3692]

@@Hoshi7763 MY guy, the CREATOR straight up said he is. This is the strongest Kratos there is fam

[@brachialtick6539]

@@Hoshi7763 lmao, sure

[@scanza6084]

Don’t Greek gods become stronger as they age? Like would that still apply to Kratos despite Greece being destroyed?

[@Peterotica]

25:34 I like how thor just casually kicks people into lava

[@StoneOcean24]

He did a mean Spartan kick.

[@crusitadewiwahyuni446]

I always hear if voice of Kratos and Thor almost familiar. Brutal

[@whalehands]

My favorite part is that he killed Kratos. You think it's over by the menu they send you to. Then he brings you back because he's not done with you. FU🤴 Badass... This is my Thor

[@longvu510]

21:55 lol Heimdall moved in his blindspot, so Odin couldn't see him

[@Thepippinator2]

God I love all the characters in this game.

[@sick_bartender]

I absolutely adore that Fat dobber ❤️

[@maximfyodorovich4489]

I thought Thor was voiced by Thanos at one point 😂

[@keithstone8693]

He do sound like Josh Brolin doesn’t he?

[@bizzaroblake2519]

@@keithstone8693 I wonder if it's on purpose to add a depth of a threat to the character?

[@Demigod_3scrub]

"Just.. uh.. being polite" 15:09 Not so polite afterall.. 53:08 oh my God , this narrative bro.. its just too good.. Its perfect storytelling..

[@naranara1690]

Thought it was interesting how Thor ordered his fallen family members while landing blows on Kratos. First, he gave him a hit for Baldr, his brother, then Magni, his favorite son, and finally Modi, the disappointment in his eyes.

[@HellishSpoon]

I find it almost wasteful how they killed off thor, i wish he would have had a chance to take revenge on odin for using him for so long

[@yarapah]

I wonder what Heimdall saw when Thor said “look into my eyes. You tell me”

[@Spinosaur101]

Same thing Genos saw when Saitama got serious in their first friendly spar 🤣🤣🤣 DEATH

[@blackwolfphantom6464]

Smashing his head with the hammer

[@DrSabot-A]

Thor doesnt seem like the guy that likes brutal horrifying torture, so who knows what Heimdall saw to call him sick

[@TheSSBBfan666]

@@DrSabot-A probably use that arrow in his hand to sew his mouth shut as Heimdall loves to brag and atagonize.

[@icysweetness]

@@DrSabot-A Are you kidding? He is a psychopath. Of course he likes brutal deaths and torture.

[@kazama195]

Look at thors face when odin start houding kratos for killing his sons. Then look at his face when odin says "self-defense" His face literally dropped. he had a serious look that completely faded away in a flash and started frowning.

[@psychoticdaizyproductions569]

I wonder if thor had to look away fit a sec because in reality, no. He doesnt wanna hurt Aesir blood. He just has to do what odin says no questions.

[@Zechariah_Mathieson1871]

something interesting about Thor is that his hatred of giants is most likely a form of self loathing as he is half giant after all and Odin clearly doesn't see them in a good light. believing that all they are good for his attacking and destroying that's why most of Odin's insults to Thor are just calling him a dumb brute. I think that Thor feels that if he were not a half-giant then Odin would think more highly of him and so because he believes that his giant half is standing in the way of Odin seeing him as more than a brute that he started blaming all giants for the lack of care Odin gives to him.

[@Yone682]

Give thor a game and I guarantee you it will get goty

[@sebastianb.3978]

Like Ragnarök did?

[@andresdanielem]

@@sebastianb.3978 Yeah like it took almost all the awards and like 2018 won GOTY most likely. Elden Ring won GOTY for being more innovative in terms of mechanics and being more revolutionary. Also because is a great game.

[@Scorponox93]

thor, getting punched 100 times a minute: Let me see the REAL god of war! thor, after getting one hook to the chin: there he is, the real god of war!

[@aledg25]

That one punch probably had the force of a cannonball compared to the hundreds of jabs tho lmao

[@vapour9000]

I know you're probably joking, but Kratos was pulling his punches before that last one

[@DoubleBoost23]

That 101st punch really hit different.

[@falserelic]

Thor makes kratos look short as fuck

[@koalasciences4319]

Thor is the only character I have seen manhandle Kratos like a rag doll

[@battlecross8540]

This is the accurate interpretation of Thor. He wasn't some blonde haired, pretty boy, with a Coder of honor. He was a red-haired, fat oaf who got drunk on mead and horked down meat half the time

[@skins4thewin]

Hey I get it. Some ppl find kindness to be a weakness & will give you hell for it. Those kind of ppl require a more aggressive touch. Just not TOO aggressive. A constant light ribbing is how to be sociable with ppl like that.

[@bigcdayday]

So nobody noticed that Odin couldn’t see Heimdal when he stepped to the side? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@JiNz0e_Official]

A weird detail I noticed here at 6:03 - 6:12 when Thor dips his fingers into the mead, and smears it onto his hammer, keep watching the liquid when he puts his hand over it. His Hammer absorbs it, as if taking its own drink.

[@oldboy8150]

I'll do you one better. After the pub fight, when Thor reaches for Mjolnir, upon breaching through the wall Mjolnir plums down like a drunk. So you can be sure, Mjolnir has had his share of mead.

[@FanfictionReader0307]

I wonder in a different life, Kratos and Thor would be friends... Hmm perhaps allies in battle

[@icysweetnexi]

That's the worst thing could happen.

[@chainz983]

well at least that "this feels familiar" makes sense now

[@royalewithcheese7]

It’s interesting that Thor has Mjolnir, a super weapon according to the giants, but he seems to prefer his hands when fighting.

[@PastorGooch]

16:45 "this feels familiar" makes a lot of sense after finishing the game

[@keithbecknell6994]

Kratos may have said he was calm when the moment calls for it but he never said he was reasonable.

[@soldiergigas14]

Someone made a brilliant comment on what if Thor survived getting killed by Odin. That would lead to Thor entrusting Kratos Mjolnir to him to fight the Allfather. Thor would be the one to sacrifice himself to save everyone from Ragnarok and Freyr would live. In his last moments, Thor tells Thrud how much he loves her and Sif, apologizing for all the wrong he's done. Thor thanks Atreus/Loki for being Thrud's friend and wished he could share that mead drink with Kratos back in midgard. With one final effort, Thor unleashes his power and there is a massive explosion. Atreus wakes up in Midgard and sees Thrud and Sif. He tells them Thor saved them all and nothing can change how they are feeling. At least there is comfort that Odin is no more. Thrud and Sif thank Loki for his words and they mention Kratos gave Mjolnir to Thrud. Loki wishes them well hoping there is a new start for the æsir and vanir. The differences in this what if is there was attention given to Thor redeeming himself. Freyr would be alive and fufill his dream to be a great Muse. I dont take credit for this person's comment, only what i remember. It's either in this video or another.

[@bornfromforeign]

10:36 that snap tho my favorite part 🤣🤣🤣🫠🫠

[@ScienceSavvy502]

We need a dlc for thor!!!!

[@mspionage1743]

After the ice cave I was thinking to myself that it may be Uncle Thor soon as he and boy were getting close. Odin took that thought away real quick like.

[@SonGordonLeeStone]

I just realize something and that is odin is similiar to paragus from because he treat thor badly just broly from the original because both paragus and odin used their sons because of the unrivaling power and strength they wield to get what the want

[@lonesamurai5150]

You can see Thor's pain in his eyes when Odin came to knocking door like " I do not want you to open that door " Look

[@anthonygriffith5764]

I can see kratos and thor having a beer at the bar after a good fight

[@Gabronthe]

The reason Kraros beat Thor....Moljnir's handle wasn't long enough.

[@aarondemiri486]

Thor never redeemed himself but his tale is a sympathetic one.

[@icysweetness]

Good for me. I wanted his death.

[@AssassinLord345]

Thor best character in game

[@deadmanexperience724]

Since Atreus and Thor have a similiarity Maybe they can be really a good brother

[@kevinanton3882]

Thor could be someone that Kratos would call it friend

[@joshualedesmasegovia]

Which Mythology should the next God of War take place after the events of God of War Ragnarok for me Egyptian Mythology Japanese Mythology or Chinese Mythology

[@TheRedMan77]

Seeing Kratos fight Sun Wukong would be fucking amazing.

[@Charlie-fy5fy]

Aztec mythology would be wild

[@bizzaroblake2519]

Egyptian mythology

[@joshualedesmasegovia]

@@TheRedMan77 How about Set and Anubis

[@Otter-Destruction]

Kratos extremally brave to fight a guy that can knock you back in time.

[@grimmywizard]

You shouldn't fear weaker beings

[@ghostfreak9568]

Little hints showing that Odin is Tyr

[@ruigomes8579]

1:06:10 getting Will Smith vibes here.

[@michaelblower7363]

I do wonder how much the Aesir respected Odin as opposed to fearing him? Thor, Sif and Thrud having disagreements with him, Tyr getting imprisoned, Magni and Modi sent to their deaths. Seems Asgard has plenty of reasons to not like Odin much.

[@heyyyimgeo4373]

I’m not gonna lie. Yes this is a good Thor well written out. However I was a bit disappointed since the previous game I was excited to bring him down. Knowing that he was a destroyer, the game made him seem he was like a younger Kratos, going on a killing spree killing giants and all who would intervene. I was expecting him to be an equal to Kratos and a fight more intense. But my expectations were too high. The outcome is good however.

[@knightlyfe1175]

Honestly I dont think they could have picked a better VA for Thor than Ryan Hurst, when I saw his name at the beginning credits I was like hell yeah!👍👍

[@HahaNoMoreBreadForYou]

I honestly think Thor and Kratos would've been good friends if it weren't for Odin's abuse

[@Diiixiiinormus]

Why are people posting the same novel in the comments

[@foolslayer9416]

Thor could've been a better Aesir if Odin hadn't abused and corrupted him.

[@jacobrossak1084]

I kinda wish they made a spin-off on this game just about Thor, going back in time where you play as him killing the giants and becoming the Thor we see in this game.

[@icysweetnexi]

This would be one of the worst games ever.

[@OceanStateMadness]

Break 👏The 👏Cycle 👏Of 👏Abuse!

[@Letitrain69]

I really loved this thor too was really sad when he went out the way he did he desreved better