Tyr (Odin) Fooled Everyone Except Brok | Brok's Death - God Of War: Ragnarök

[@MaximusFazbear]

The sad thing is in this game they explain the four parts of a soul and that without the most crucial one(direction) they can't go through the light of Alfheim. Which means in his final moments Brok was studying every detail of his brothers face since he'll never be able to see it ever again even when Sindri dies they'll never meet again

[@ZJrdnZ]

Yep but sindri ultimately did this to himself because he couldnt accept his brothers deatu

[@MaximusFazbear]

@@ZJrdnZ "that's fimbulwintr for ya"

[@TheAlienmasterHD153]

@@ZJrdnZ Actually technically speaking, you’re not wrong

[@neo-warkid4edwards222]

and why Sindri kept Brok's body with him at Tyr's Temple until Brok's Viking Funeral which involves putting the corpse in a boat, sending it out to the ocean, then cremating the body by shooting the boat with an arrow on fire

[@Rambit]

Well, strictly speaking it is entirely possible to find and reunite his fylga with the remainder of his soul, but only a giant gifted with soul magic would be capable of doing so. The pieces would be roaming the wilds essentially as restless spirits. They could be anywhere in any land or realm. Definitely doable though

[@dgba1152]

Felt really satisfying when he called out his bullshit right in front of him. The moments after.... not so much.

[@zsu-23-4shilka2]

Brok is the realest one in that room.

[@miminoran8948]

@JVClemente96 what happened there

[@benprint7615]

I wonder if brok’s lack of direction is actually what made him so immune to MISdirection, thus why he was able to see through Odin’s deception.

[@MrNamenamenamename]

Well he said the parts aint welding together right. Maybe he's such a good blacksmith he knows about life welding together right as well :D

[@TheRealHerbaSchmurba]

@@MrNamenamenamenamedeeeeeeeeeep

[@auroraSLAP]

Bit of a stretch

[@yourcollegedebt8384]

One line that most people don't mention, but I love: "I regret many things - killing you will not be one of them."

[@nelson3703]

Brok was the only character in this franchise who deserved none of the pain he had to endure.

[@ruhandave2]

And Sindri, of course. The Huldra brothers are outstanding.

[@hannesgreen638]

well he did create mjolnir alongside sindri

[@RichardMullen94]

The moment where Sindri says I love you under his breathe and it’s not subtitled hits even harder.

[@chatterbox7046]

Where is this!?!?

[@shadowcyte]

@@chatterbox7046 6:57

[@eightfifty2309]

Damn I never noticed that until you mentioned it. This makes that scene even more heartbreaking.

[@juanvaldivia8001]

Brok might have lacked direction, but he always had a keen eye for the best path to take

[@eduardoledesma5568]

When Brok said "Y'aint got no things!" that's where everything that Tyr had done started to seem odd. Not, being Odin, kind of odd but definitely like he couldn't be trusted.

[@XxMarine97531xX]

Yeah I was confused for a moment, but as soon as he said he doesn't have anything it clicked, as well as him walking away with the mask. I thought at first that Tyr was a double agent of some sort/going to betray to avoid war, not that he was actually Odin in disguise.

[@twinpony]

Especially that he doesn’t even have things since he first came to Sindri’s house after he was pulled out of the cell in svartalfheim. So he’s clearly lying about having things just so he could make an excuse to get away with the mask.

[@Gumbier_Than]

What had my eyebrows raised was that he knew a way to Asgard the whole time, knowing Kratos wanted to keep Atreus safe.

[@Corvin666]

This was so well done. Tyr starts sounding overly excited, you suspect a little bit that something is off, but you want to believe so much that Tyr can find his stride and become Tyr again that you just don't want to think about it. And then Brok starts calling his bullshit - that's almost outrageous but he's doing exactly what you secretly want to do. And it's making a lot of sense - you don't easily fool a master blacksmith about some secret passage to Asgard he'd never heard about

[@emanplays3710]

Don’t know if many of you know this, but everytime Týr speaks the subtitles show his name as “Tyr” and not “Týr.” They only show the correct way when he’s mentioned by other characters. Kinda nice detail

[@TheSuperblade7]

Spoiler alert for those who haven’t beaten the game: What about when you do the sidequest to get the real Tyr?

[@szwagier50]

​@@TheSuperblade7 it's subtitled correctly iirc

[@johnroshak3107]

Did anyone else notice the little reach for the mask Odin did after Atreus turned around at 0:31

[@joshuahendricks7201]

Yo lol

[@MrNamenamenamename]

you know, even though odin really wants the mask, he seems hell bent on letting atreus use it, probably because he (like kratos) knows that quick answers come with prices and odin could manipulate loki to bear that price.

[@aconfusedlacroix3965]

​@@MrNamenamenamenameheh... "bear"

[@yakobsoulstorm5187]

@@aconfusedlacroix3965Lmao.

[@youngie991]

Tyr asking straight away “what did it show u” amazing game creators

[@heftyjongle2958]

It’s Kratos’ ending reaction that does it. A war hardened warrior seeing a knife to his son and the loss of a friend is enough for him to say, enough

[@fromnena7245]

"all the pieces aren't welding together true" Literally a master smiths man

[@devilpupbear09]

Atreus learned the hard way war brings losses to all sides, including the ones close to us.

[@Harvester88]

“And nobody has to die.” Brok would disagree.

[@Gumbier_Than]

Heimdall would have lived if Odin called off his boy. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@DjVortex-w]

Who would have thought that Brok was actually the smartest one of them all, smelling that something was not right and questioning things that seemed suspicious? Maybe he didn't suspect it was Odin, but he had clearly grown very suspicious that something is not right. Everybody else was completely oblivious.

[@Rambit]

Brok was obviously very good friends with Tyr, he was really angry once he became suspiscious

[@catcatcat243]

when Tyr says “you expect them to sneak into asgard blowing a horn..” it sounds a lot like Odin

[@Luffy-is-King]

That was Sindri

[@kevanaydlett2797]

I’m not going to take credit for it but someone commented that brok knew something was up because he was looking at Tyrs (odin) NATURE and not his form

[@mathisntmybestsubject8440]

What's that old saying? "You can't lie to the dead"? I think the only reason Brok saw through Odin's deception ultimately is because he did die but was returned to life as a zombie.

[@DarsiPadilla]

Wouldn't that (kind of) apply to someone like Kratos (got impaled three times in the abdomen) and Mimir (decapitated for a short period of time)?

[@mathisntmybestsubject8440]

@@DarsiPadilla - It might, but that could be explained away as Kratos is a god and Mimir was re-animated by Freya (a goddess who knew what she was doing). Sindri didn’t know what he was doing and he didn’t do it right. Not a _perfect_ theory, but…

[@slayerman517]

Everytime I see this scene it makes me wanna go back into my save to murder odin again

[@151ncoke]

Before this, Brok and Sindri always went around a corner before they disappeared. This is the first time you get to see them use their powers and teleport. I guess because Sindri just doesn't care anymore.

[@fromnena7245]

Also I love how at 5:40 they had the eye conversation of Kratos saying throw it up high

[@chrisduitsman2918]

Brok telling Tyr(Odin) to bite his blue butt cheek told me that Brok saw through the deception and saw Odin's true intent.

[@irvinmorales1409]

He was talking to Sindri when he said that.

[@jUppers]

not sure if Brok actually caught on (at first) or he just got upset that Tyr knew a way to travel that he couldn't figure out and then snowballed from there in a rant

[@yumnykiddd1312]

I laughed put loud when Kratos speared it out of his hand last second

[@anthonytilleman3576]

6:32 I like how Atreus doesn’t use the opportunity to save Brok’s soul with one of his handy orbs

[@bewezeforsheze3brown]

Excellent point you made Anthony..👍🏾💯

[@SeriousDragonify]

He is more shocked and confused at this situation that he couldn't think straight. Plus he would need to put soul on someone. He couldn't inject Fenrir's soul back to his body when it's sick which he did put in Garm's.

[@Abc-uw2wr]

Brok was missing his soul since he died before or something

[@toy5292]

He has no soul. He’s dead already. Once you have no soul your denied an after life. It was explained in that chapter.

[@shirouemiya8038]

@@toy5292 correction: he had an incomplete soul edit: *had

[@theosmith6275]

If Brok didn’t keep questioning him what was the real plan, ditch them completely or lead them all into an ambush?

[@haythamalexander]

It does not matter. Odin had the mask. That’s what he cared about. There were enough forces in Asgard to keep the company occupied one way or another

[@charanarandeni6016]

But without Atreus can he use the mask? Wouldn't the mask be useless?@@haythamalexander

[@lxiliilililii4190]

I miss brok. Lunda gets annoying after awhile

[@inlaidaniki2999]

She’s not bad but you are right she can be annoying sometimes

[@Therealsmitty89]

Atreus sat there and watched Brok fall instead of going after “Tyr”😭

[@auroraSLAP]

Look at Freya’s face when “Tyr” says he’ll lead the group to Asgard 😂

[@Roxi22RNAF]

Poor brok he knew summit wasn’t adding up when it came to that point

[@gordongekko9742]

Odin was manipulating the part of the soul Brok was specifically missing 😝

[@InfamousTog]

At 1:00, you can see where they made a spelling error. It isn't "defence", it's "defense".

[@Totjunke13]

Both are acceptable - "defence" is more British English, while "defense" is American.

[@InfamousTog]

@@Totjunke13 Oh okay, I didn't know that

[@IamBigManTyrone]

Damn that was hard to watch after playing it through.

[@Solik88]

1:20 I love Brok 😄

[@sj7445]

Guys i got spoiled this, is this the biggest twist or is there more i can look forward to

[@benteiken]

It’s at the very end so I would say there’s not a lot of point

[@benteiken]

Unless you play the dlc

[@Breadmann.Co_DC2]

It odin was not evil he would be a very good father to be fair

[@TheOnlyMasonJar]

What did Brok mean when he told sindri “I know what you’ve done” “and I forgives ya”

[@Cragified]

Brok is a 'zombie' much like Mimir. Long ago Brok died in an accident in the forge. Sindri went to the lake of the souls and found 3 of the 4 soul parts of Brok while all the souls in the lake swarmed and grabbed at him. This is what triggered Sindri's germophobia. Brok is telling Sindri he knew he did this and by doing so he damned Brok to effectively eternal purgatory because without the 4th part his soul can never go through the light.

[@SeriousDragonify]

He found out that his soul died and lives without it, which is why Mermaid forge didn't recognize his presence. Sindri tried to prevent him going there imploring Kratos to go instead of him (to not find out about it), but he refused his request.

[@fayyfayyy]

brok ain’t deserved that death

[@nixxgen9574]

Just one thing if Odin was Tyr the whole time wouldn’t his absence at the house be noticed how could Odin be in two places at once?

[@Gumbier_Than]

The ravens would have kept an eye out. Remember, he was also disguised as a dwarf on the bridge in the Dwarf homeland.

[@neo-warkid4edwards222]

Mimir explains that Odin played on everyone's sympathy of "Tyr" being so emotionally and psychologically broken, whenever "Tyr" was "Inside" the broom closet, they would give him space and leave him alone, never curious about what he was doing in there. then Mimir says that if ANYONE bothered to even LOOK inside the closet, Odin's cover would've been blown.

[@boblob3509]

So if it wasn’t for Brok they all woulda walked into a trap and be all dead?

[@AlastorAltruistGaming]

Yes. Unknowingly, Brok sacrificed himself before anyone else would suffer Odin’s deception & wrath.

[@carlosmuller382]

Odin Trick us

[@Afterdark68]

So.. Where is the real tyr?

[@Pandit_ji_1910]

Imprisoned in Nifelheim

[@harroldbogharry9867]

@@Pandit_ji_1910 he was imprisoned in Asgard but when it exploded he landed in niflheim

[@Shadow-he1mi]

Brok Obama

[@m.muradbasic4186]

What sucks about this is not that Brok was the one who figured out that it was Odin in a room with supposed super geniuses such as Freya, but it was *how* he figured it out. It was because he called him Loki… seriously? That’s the most basic writing i have ever seen. Kratos would’ve been the first to comment on that but he didn’t. Freya should’ve known something‘s fishy from Tyr‘s behavior from the get go or at the very least, it should’ve been Sindri who made a comment too. God this was such a badly executed reveal

[@mingoncas]

Brok was always seen as the "stupid" and rude, but really straightforward, so he wouldn't find it normal that Atreus was being called Loki. Kratos was already accepting that Atreus is also Loki, Freya was blind by vengeance and Sindri wasn't confrontational. The other two, Mimir indeed understands that the question raised by Brok about the path to Asgard was interesting, and Freyr always came across as not too focused on those details, but even he said that the fake Tyr was sounding more like a burden.

[@jcnelson7889]

Nah it was perfect

[@micoandreimanzarate1646]

Well that's what Odin is good for MANIPULATION

[@m.muradbasic4186]

@@micoandreimanzarate1646 except that the „manipulation“ was shown so braindead bad in the game that it seems more like the Norse gods are all just stupid and not that Odin is smart. Again, Atreus outsmarted him

[@midnightbelle4037]

Broke was stupid

[@TheRealHerbaSchmurba]

Kratos’ fit so garbage here breh

[@kurtcometa4818]

Even Freyr smell some bullshit on Odin/Tyr