Mimir Reaction When He Finds Out Kratos Is Ghost of Sparta, The Son of Zeus - God of War

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[@cloroxbleach3936]

cool

[@Mr_Astro-Vera]

Mimir is my favourite character

[@tannerlarsen8862]

I 7

[@apizcyril9479]

"bollocks brother, respectfully bollocks" this dialogue is gem 😂

[@MrRemi1992]

It's the added respectfully that gets me everytime

[@siraktaro2944]

Sh*ts bussin, respectfully😤

[@mackswellgg]

Mimir, best character.

[@BingBong714]

Fun fact, voice actor is Senator Armstrong.

[@danharoldpetiluna8902]

"Im dangling from the hip of the bloody ghost of sparta!"

[@MR.Mundane670]

Love Mimir when he says "from what I heard the pantheon had it coming"

[@dukemakaveli]

Could you explain this phrase for me please?

[@MR.Mundane670]

@@dukemakaveli oh when Kratos and mimir returns to the portal after coming back from helhiem he was trying to figure out who Kratos actually was. Mimir then understands that Kratos is the ghost of Sparta which means mimir is aware of what Kratos did through out the original games he understands that the greek pantheon had it coming for what they did to Kratos.

[@dukemakaveli]

@@MR.Mundane670 Thank you sir for your explanation.

[@Sumthin_Unbearable]

@@dukemakaveli Well you see the greek gods is such an arse being dicc left and right through greek i think most or some people would had enough on them for they did, they had it comin

[@rochie589]

@@dukemakaveli Pantheon means all the array of gods in zeus's circle that kratos killed (ares, poseidon etc) because they betrayed kratos and cursed him for eternity basicaly giving him immortality and kiling his family. So mimir was saying they deserved their fate

[@devinaschenbrenner2683]

"I'm dangling from the bloody hip of the Ghost of Sparta." Is it just me, or just Mimir seem to low key be frightened and excited at the same time that Kratos is the Ghost of Sparta.

[@AutumnWoodham]

The "Oh shit, I could have died permanently, and not so pleasantly."

[@judesagad4161]

“I found the right brother”

[@Malrottian]

To be fair, there is no safer nor more dangerous place for him to end up.

[@alexrodrigues4775]

Well, Kratos single handedly ended a whole pantheon of gods probably much stronger than the Norse pantheon, and Mimir knew that.

[@xiphos8219]

@@alexrodrigues4775 Nah, Kratos himself is simply better now than he was fighting in Greece. Older, wiser, more efficient, and less angry keeping a clearer mind. That's why he tries so strongly to teach Atreus all those lessons. So he doesn't have to learn it all the hard way like Kratos did.

[@lingesh090027]

Notice how when Mimir says "Never go there, understand?", Kratos just nods.he clearly has some kind of respect for Mimir, and has matured a serious amount.

[@painvillegaming4119]

I mean he clearly understand mimir is more knowledgeable about this then him

[@Tkokat]

he never contradicts Mimir when it comes to trivia

[@MrFantasio5]

That also means that he will definitly go there in a later game!

[@Mr.Sax.]

You can bet that Kratos or Atreus or both are going "there" in the second game. It's mandatory that whenever in a story there's this forbidden place mentioned, sometime, sonner or later, someone relevant is going to go there. Edit: Since no one bothers to read comments bellow this one. THEY DID GO THERE. During the same game, while "flying" on that massive ship, that's why Kratos sees himself fighting with Zeus again. If you don't believe it try asking Corey Barlog, he sometimes answers tweets.

[@Tkokat]

@@Mr.Sax. agreed

[@ulfurkjalkur5165]

I love Mimir. Between his accent and his mannerisms, he’s a great story teller and a joy to listen to

[@JnEricsonx]

Alaistair Duncan is awesome. I first saw him in the epic Rutger Hauer(RIP) movie Split Second. Also, he's Celebrimbor in the Mordor games-and the Turian Council member in the ME games.

[@TheLoneWolf5236]

@@JnEricsonx let's not forget the best senator in the world (senator Armstrong from Metal gear Rising: Revengeance)

[@TrekkiemonsterUK]

And he was in the Scottish detective classic Taggart with the excellent and sadly missed Mark McManus.

[@Aliena888CatsLoveAnime]

I'm ur 1.8 k like lmao 🤣 👍

[@SomeKrieger]

He reminds me of Gobber from HTTYD

[@anthonyworstell3768]

Thor: “Are you a calm and reasonable person?” Kratos: “No. I’m the fucking Ghost of Sparta.”

[@TheVagabond627]

“I’m the fucking god of war.”

[@CognizantCheddar]

@@TheVagabond627 Despite the title of the franchise, he's really not, and hasn't been since he was stripped of the War portfolio by Zeus in GoW2. As Kratos is replacing Fárbauti in Norse mythology, Kratos is more like a god of chaos. That also happens to fit everything he did in Greece. Not to mention that his signature weapons are the Blades of Chaos. Interestingly, his name is similar to his great-grandmother Khaos, the primordial goddess of chaos in Greek mythology. Everywhere Kratos goes, everything he does, leads to upheaval, change, destruction and rebirth. Like wildfire, Kratos sows chaos, and revolution follows in his wake. As you can see, I've put too much thought into this. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

[@fishkeeper2489]

@@TheVagabond627 That behind the scene lol

[@Gwynbleidd1217]

@@fishkeeper2489 "...stripped of the War portfolio by Zeus in GoW2." Using the sword that you spend the rest of the game trying to get back, because it has your power in it. The same sword you use to commit sudoku and release the power of Hope into the world. I like your theory, but what about his powers that were in the sword? Are they still there? Did he keep them?

[@ZayToDiffrent]

@@Gwynbleidd1217 He absorbed his God Of War powers when he got the blade back, so he is still the god of war but just not currently in Greece

[@jakerose3872]

i love how they managed to combine Norse and Greek myth. for me thats what makes the story so interesting.

[@widdershins5383]

Accurately as well. There is very little artistic license in the actual stories they tell, just with the addition of Kratos, but other than that the myths are pretty spot on across all the games so far

[@filipinojiafei1130]

@@widdershins5383 Well, or course not completley spot on, but very much so indeed where it feels authentic haha

[@oliverholm3973]

@@widdershins5383 Well I mean they get a lot of the names right, include some historical stuff, and have a few accurate themes. I don't know enough about the old games to talk on their authenticity, but going off of the new ones, these are a far shot from being true to myth. But that's what makes them cool to be honest, wouldn't be very fun to play through stories that we already know.

[@Fine_i_set_the_handle]

I wouldn't say they really "combined" them, they just had him move to their area and encounter them, there's no storyline indicating they ever met or fought or worked together or anything in any sort of way. Its very clear none of it was planned as there's no clues in the older games hinting about his wife being from norse mythology or any of that.

[@Xeno574]

@@Fine_i_set_the_handle Tyr apparently did infact travel to other pantheons.

[@tylerloesch1660]

I think Mimir was wrong about one thing, it’s not that Kratos can’t stay away from gods, it that gods won’t leave him alone

[@TheLastSane1]

I mean they wanted his kid not him. Baldr could have given two fucks about Kratos he was just in the way.

[@aviatordan1687]

@@TheLastSane1 They wanted Faye, the last giant. Baldr mistook Kratos for the last giant.

[@mookiestewart3776]

@@TheLastSane1 thats still gods fucking with kratos lol thats his kid you aren't allowed to just take people's children then blame them for fucking you up

[@The-Ent1ty]

Baldr got two neck snaps in return

[@skilla1007]

He can never catch a break bruh

[@TheNeoVariable]

Mimir has the calmest reaction to that. I'd be freaking out.

[@markkocsicska2590]

Mimir is already dead. He is just reanimated here. Think about it as uploading your brain to a computer before dying. The computer can mimic your thoughts perfectly. But it is not alive. It cannot be killed, just destroyed. Destroying Mimir's reanimated head here would only hurt Kratos's intentions, Mimir has nothing to lose.

[@TheNeoVariable]

@@markkocsicska2590 Very true but that fact wouldn't and honestly hasn't stopped Kratos. He has beaten souls back into their body only to brutally beat them back to death and dying is kind of a past-time for him. Granted Kratos is older, wiser, and significantly calmer than he was before but if Mimir is half the smart-guy he is, he probably knows all if not most of what he has done.

[@samwilsoncaptainamerica233]

@@markkocsicska2590 plus you got to remember Mimir is a victim of a God's cruelty just like Kratos, so he probably understands and relates to Kratos' rage.

[@grqfes]

@@markkocsicska2590 really? i always figured thats just him without his body. did they state anywhere in the 2018 game that specifically or is it just implied

[@NMG.11]

@@grqfes Mimir died the moment they cut his head, only later the head was reanimated and is sustained by magical enchantments

[@RS14988]

The thing I take away from this is right at the end when Kratos tells Mimir " *You* will tell him nothing." I think Kratos really meant to tell Atreus the truth one day himself, but he's felt such shame and remorse over many of the things he's done, he could never find the words to say. And how could anyone tell their child that they used to be a mass murdering, god killing, pantheon destroying embodiment of war as well as a son of the king of said pantheon?

[@ACButlerVO]

And killed his previous family before he got to the point. Hell, take out the god stuff. Kratos still was a war-mongering, hate filledan that killed his first wife and child! Imagine hearing that from your dad right after your mom's death.

[@millionshadesofdarkness2165]

@@ACButlerVO but even his childhood was manipulated by the gods. He was born to be a child soldier, kill his own brother, and serve in countless wars for the sake of what god Sparta worshipped, aka Ares. Not only that, his entire birth was fucked up because Zeus fucked his mom and left

[@theprogram1950]

@@millionshadesofdarkness2165 Kratos never killed his brother Deimos

[@sirbiakan1527]

well u sit him down you look him dead in the eye and say. Kid i am very very fucked up

[@daveneymar7235]

Well he is call the " God of War " for a reason

[@ericinfante1885]

Mimir is the only non related man that can argue, curse, lecture, and or disagree with Kratos with no consequences... that says a lot about mimir as to how valuable he is in general Ps: thanks a lot for the likes guys! You all are on kratos' list of worthy people ✨️ 🙌

[@EpicKing7375]

Well, Mimir in Norse mythology is actually literally Odins living library. He knows everything about everything.

[@KirkWilliams300]

Well… he also was already executed by him once before. Albeit for sympathetic reasons as well as for his utility if his head could be reanimated.

[@sherlockholmes8822]

I wish I had a Mimir dangling from my hip

[@Mhe6606]

@@sherlockholmes8822 lmao

[@seemenowly]

If it was the old Kratos mimir would be flying out of a mountain top by now.

[@theforrestman6235]

MIMIR: So tell me how'd you got the blades of choas Kratos: A terrible game of Let's Make A Deal

[@NevermoreM374]

He went to a casino in vegas then everything changed Edit: Like in Cuphead, I get it lol

[@Santyz3360]

@@NevermoreM374 Like in cuphead

[@Santyz3360]

@@NevermoreM374 Like in cuphead

[@glockroach5731]

@@NevermoreM374 Like in cuphead

[@amesame5430]

@@NevermoreM374 Like in cuphead

[@IccyTheOne]

I don't think Kratos meant to tell Mimir that Zeus was his father, he was just so shocked and taken aback to see him that his resolve slipped for a second, and it slipped out.

[@02ninjaman]

Yeah you could hear it in his voice, Kratos was stunned seeing his father again.

[@Zythus07]

@@02ninjaman Especially in a Norse underworld for that matter.

[@hoodcate]

​@@02ninjamanI cannot begin to imagine how much Kratos must've started to worry that he was going to fight Zeus right there and then.

[@thormux7097]

His breathing also becoming more faster

[@cosmodeuschado9681]

I like how Mimir quickly say "Zeus" like "dis dude is Zeus's son?! That Zeus?!"

[@johnleonard9102]

It's a shame that Mimir never got to really see the Ghost of Sparta come out. That fight versus Heimdall was extremely tame compared to what Kratos has done in the past.

[@kiradripkage]

If it was a angry kratos he would of ripped of Heimdals head and used it as for extrasensory capabilities

[@imparanoiiid]

Then you missed the point of kratos redemption

[@chromaticfrog7407]

Heimdall got off easy compared to Hermes lmao.

[@johnleonard9102]

@@imparanoiiid there's no point of Kratos having a redemption arc if it's boring as hell.

[@imparanoiiid]

@@johnleonard9102 many people find it very enjoyable, and is in fact the whole point of the new story

[@Nightlizard1564]

Ngl I absolutely love his reaction 😂. But my question is how did they know about the Greek gods? If they did then wouldn’t Odin think Zeus would’ve been a threat to him?

[@ABCDEFGH-un7sm]

They're some sort of unwritten rule that the gods don't travel to other lands to conquer. Forgot where I saw it but I remember reading it

[@ABCDEFGH-un7sm]

One reason they know about the other gods is because Tyr traveled to other pantheons and brought back items and probably told stories about the gods

[@Nightlizard1564]

@@ABCDEFGH-un7sm I do remember that part of the game I just kinda wonder why Odin never really tried going to war with the others since their god status would be a threat to him

[@dillonfox6145]

Nightlizard1564 he probably recognized there power and thought it would be best not to push his luck, even baulder says when he first meets kratos that the greek gods are considered to be better than the norse gods

[@Nightlizard1564]

@@dillonfox6145 well technically he was talking about the Greeks lol. He actually thought Kratos was a giant lol

[@MV-eh3xf]

My favorite line was right before Mimir truly finds out who Kratos is when they go to travel to Helheim before getting the heart… Mimir:I’m pretty sure you weren’t talking to me back there brother anything you like to get off your chest? Kratos:(stays silent) Mimir:Well you know where to find me….and for the record I already guessed that you were greek Athena? Dead giveaway

[@sparco956]

I love that the cutscenes are part of the action and it seemlessly transitions so well. To the point where Mimit is talking and the head is still animating even during gameplay. Years ago, animation wouldn't have been so high quality.

[@marcellbennett2600]

Well duh😂😂 that’s like saying tvs cars and etc would have the same quality today than they did years ago, it’s common sense 💀

[@CrimmyThePrequel]

@@marcellbennett2600 you don't have to be an asshole about it dude. Pretty sure he knows

[@Bearical]

@@marcellbennett2600 It's just so beautiful to see it improve over time. Can't a man be impressed?

[@CircusofPython]

@@marcellbennett2600 you must be young because people who have been gaming since the N64/PS1 days know what OP means

[@technobladeneverdies68]

@@marcellbennett2600 Why are you making fun of them just for appreciating a work of art? they are just talking about how the video games have improved over time. Can a person not even do that?

[@jonathanhorn5399]

I have Mimirs "I'm dangling from the hip of the bloody ghost of Sparta." As my notification ring tone and every time I hear it it makes me smile. Mimir was a great addition to the team. Edit: Thanks for the likes guys.

[@sarihaddu]

Mimir makes the journey a lot of fun, those witty dialogues once in a while are funny as hell

[@yourstruly_angel5112]

How do you do this

[@Lukeslayman94]

How did you do that?? I Wanna it too

[@k.s3658]

@@Lukeslayman94 for Samsung is easy lol just save the video covert it to sound and add it as notifications ring for iPhone you need iTunes on laptop or pc to do it

[@Lukeslayman94]

@@k.s3658 thank you...

[@shazwxr]

It seems the legend of The Ghost of Sparta is known throughout all pantheons. Hmm that’s neat.

[@DemonSlayer-og8nm]

Well he did single handedly slaughter almost every single god and Titan in Greece, not to mention he was already a warrior of legend before his deal with Ares

[@jontuxen2724]

Especially Tyr because he can travel around dimensions and other pantheons. He might be watched Kratos destroyed the Greek

[@anujverma9536]

well a mortal who sold his soul to a god and then become a most powerfull monster ... would be a great lesson for other pantheons ... just in case .. they ever did the same mistake

[@Decade332]

@@anujverma9536 imagine kratos travels to Japan or Egypt

[@meidy3795]

@@anujverma9536 he was never a mortal. He born as Demigod, later on acquired power of the gods

[@justins8634]

I just realized Mimir did convince him that Atreus needed to know eventually. At first he said "He must never know" but by the end of the conversation he said "You will tell him nothing". I think that meant he wanted to be the one to tell Atreus

[@CaptainPrincess]

Yeah the way he paused on "YOU... will tell him nothing" and I think mimir agreed to that cause he understood it too like "ah, okay, YOU wanna tell him, not me"

[@KieranReed729]

I believe Kratos realized that he couldn't keep the truth from his son forever. Kratos understands that being a god carries an enormous burden, and he never wanted Atreus to follow in his footsteps. But his way of life as a mortal is what Kratos desires, not *what is necessary*.

[@zionharris9432]

That's why he's so quiet when he does tell atreus, love me some mimir

[@missakay9593]

0:42 MIMIR'S HEAD BOUNCING I CAN'T

[@YummyKitKat]

LMAO! How did I not notice that

[@megarayquaza9054]

"Ogh, brother, I may not have a stomach but I feel really nauseous right now"

[@Crylhound]

That's the dangling from the hip of the bloody Ghost of Sparta he was talking about.

[@FoodRecipes108]

Indeed the game of decade …graphics, face translation,dialogue transition, connection to the previous story all in 1 definitely buy and play whenever pc version comes

[@christofferstergaard3967]

It’s a PlayStation exclusive, there will not be pc version. Sorry

[@crimsonragna2813]

@@christofferstergaard3967 sorry to break it to you but its already available for purchase on steam

[@christofferstergaard3967]

@@crimsonragna2813 guess I’ll admit, I was wrong

[@ZayToDiffrent]

@@christofferstergaard3967 It’s all good

[@BRUH-fe8wz]

Not in terms of graphics unless the pc looks much better

[@Thomaskh7]

" From what i heard, the pantheon had it coming" *Mimir continues to be based*

[@daffywoejr9397]

I absolutely love his reaction to seeing his father again. You can really hear the emotion.

[@sebemskream]

He thought he killed him, only to find out that he's fully alive and a god still. How many times did Kratos die, only to believe it meant nothing

[@PinePlane]

@@sebemskream it’s an illusion bro bro

[@chiggsytube]

Especially seeing him in a Norse hell instead of Hades.

[@sebemskream]

@@PinePlane man, Zues would step on Thor, and so would Ares. Keep your illusions to yourself.

[@kahlaarabbani2907]

I love how kratos is now really living up to his name. everytime i hear "ghost of sparta", I can imagine kratos actually being a ghost in norse land. edit: i know that the ghost of sparta title refers to the ashes of his previous family that he is cursed to wear, but what i meant is, in the norse POV, for example like magni and modi, they see kratos as a stranger, and after magni's death, modi tells the news on asgard and starts thinking" no way a man killed a god", so you'd never expect someone to be from greece, let alone someone who destroyed greece and olympus to be in midgard, especially when kratos tried to kill himself in the end of GOW3. even mimir was surprised when he found out after helheim.

[@Bika_Bikas]

That's different to think about. I always think of the man who killed his wife and daughter through mind control and had their ashes burned to him as a permanent reminder every time I hear "Ghost of Sparta"

[@NhanNguyen-ip8wf]

Cant wait to see “ghost of Spartan” having a fight with “ghost of Tsushima”

[@tushardeepakkumar9666]

@@NhanNguyen-ip8wf you couldn't even call that a fight unfortunately

[@summonerbraddysg51]

@@NhanNguyen-ip8wf unless Jin becomes a God, he's not winning unfortunately even though I like hos character

[@TheMadKid91]

Kratos is not ghost the ashes of his family on his skin make him look like ghost

[@dantesprophet9612]

Funny how Zeus' reputation is so notorious that him being Kratos father immediately explains a lot of stuff to Mimir.

[@jet30yblack47]

I like how mimir seems to be aware of some things even without looking at them

[@PedroHenrique-le9pp]

Mimir has the same vibe as the Rick and Morty therapist. The "surprisingly good therapist" kinda vibe.

[@theminimalistgamer1340]

Everything about this game is fucking incredible

[@joeyfigueroa4748]

Yeah that was such an unexpected way for Mimir to find out. It was such a powerful moment and gave me the chills the first time playing through the game.

[@gilgamesh7652]

"Your father was Zeus!?! That explain a lot." Every time hear this line I can not stop laughing.

[@Tiemen3]

I love how Mimir knows who Zeus is, and is even aware of the Ghost of Sparta, It really helps to sell that these different pantheons exist in the same world, like how different royal houses obviously know each other by name and are familiar with the goings on in the different realms. And obviously Mimir, being a migrant god himself and advisor to Odin would know.

[@hexenbex]

Notice how Kratos breathes when he sees Zeus. Just before he grabs Mimir, it’s heavy and fast. When Mimir tells him “You must never go there.”, he sighs heavily and retaliates. It shows how much rage still boils inside him and how much of his old self still leaks out sometimes. The attention to detail in this game is a spectacle.

[@Apathy474]

Bro calm down he was breathing normally and there was no rage in his voice especially when he was looking at zues, if anything there was regret. The part where he asks Mimir about that place isn't rage either he's probably fucking confused why tf he just saw his dad who is dead. I get tired of people overly praising games and giving them credit for shit that is either not even meant to be taken the way people think or pure coincidence lmao. Stop over examining shit

[@urgeINurgeTHEurgeNIGHT]

@@Apathy474 L

[@dunn0s329]

@@Apathy474 up

[@HavingCrumpets]

@@Apathy474 you definitely aren't invited to parties, so I can't say you're much fun

[@mvmusic8467]

@@Apathy474 You should probably work on your ability to read body language considering about 55% of human communication is done through it. OP is right and you clearly lack the ability to read people.

[@OnlyAFoolsHope]

Mimir’s that one friend who’s always high putting conspiracy theories together, except it’s all true lol

[@zilhad3584]

Your friend who's always high putting conspiracy theories together even though his are all bollocks looking at Mimir: "He's just like me fr".

[@Boom__6678]

"Its all connected, man!"

[@potitus8751]

I laughed at how fast and quick Miimir said "very well"

[@trungvudz]

Gotta love how mimir can't hear the illusion

[@MrDibara]

Probably because they were far away from that section of Hel. When they get there by boat later on, all three (Atreus included) can hear and see ALL illusions very clearly, even Baldur's visions.

[@40k0ff7]

1:15 “Bollocks, brother, respectfully, bollocks” such a hilariously well delivered line

[@dormansutt8429]

Mimir: Never go there! Understand? Ooh we're definitely going there in the sequel

[@SokinRidis]

He allready been there. The flying boat section starts from there.

[@undergroundmetallyrics3225]

We went there already the fuck

[@spiderflame04]

That’s where you go during the second Helheim section, the one that starts with the Baldur fight on the mountain.

[@titanhades4331]

@@spiderflame04 we even end up right next to the giant bird thing.

[@merikmalhads1676]

You know something, I always figured they gave Mimir a british accent due to his intelligence and that kind of fits the archetype but now I realize, he talked about how he had to flee his first job as advisor to a fairy king. He likely actually really does come from the celtic pantheon or at least their mythological realm.

[@samirabdel-aziz498]

Seems to be a theory he’s Puck

[@sludgechan]

It is said that he is Scottish, not British, he even says he's not from that land but from a land far away

[@samirabdel-aziz498]

@@sludgechan well Scotland is in the UK so technically it’s a British accent. But then again, who knows.

[@roachdoggjr419]

Its not british, its scottish

[@teiuskaius6301]

@@roachdoggjr419 Scottish is British, it’s just not English, same with Welsh. Island of Great Britain.

[@TartarSauceIsNotDead]

The moment when Mimir and Kratos became best buds.

[@cinimaclay8054]

I'm dangling from the hip of the bloody ghost of Sparta! Love that line lol.

[@562.anthony2]

Fuck man I wish my dad could have played the new games. He loved the og series so much :(

[@dabaruknemuhar1981]

Mimir is aware that Zeus had dozens of children cause it's Zeus, and well he's dangling on the hip of the most dangerous the only surviving son of Zeus.

[@obliviongigan6360]

I most dangerous in GoW

[@shawnedward227]

"zeus" "Zoos?" "My father" "Yer father was zoos"

[@bluelfsuma]

"Bollocks, brother. Respectfully, bollocks." Is the best thing ever, and I will try to add some variant of it to my lexicon.

[@movingrivers]

I hope we can continue having mimir in other games even if it is a small role i love listening to his stories and him talk in general

[@ReyesBagel]

The way that Kratos Saw his father Zeus again but his Voice Slightly pitched higher makes him remember the young kratos

[@escobar8617]

Honestly at this point I think everyone is playing for the story. The gameplay is just an add on. I grew up playing every god of war game

[@ArgerasCZ]

@x x thank god nobody care about your opinion

[@escobar8617]

@x x bro honestly haha it’s a valid opinion!

[@bestintheworld568]

@x x Watch. Your. Tone. Boy.

[@Obarg1_]

@1menzil1 Always that one asshole who's got something outrageous to say about these games. I've seen your kind in every comment section of the best of video games.🤦‍♂️

[@TheFreestylebeast]

@@1menzil177the voice actor for kratos changed?

[@windghost2]

Can't wait to finally play this in a week and 2 days!

[@azerradhouan1827]

2 days to go buddy

[@windghost2]

@@azerradhouan1827 I’ve been playing it for a week now and I’m having SO MUCH FUN!

[@commandonate9618]

I was hoping we would see Zeus again in hel was disappointed we didn’t in Ragnarok

[@RoyalGriffin.]

Zeus in this cutscene is nothing more than an illusion, mermir said it himself.

[@galax12370]

@@RoyalGriffin. bro you set up all this shit with 2 scenes with athenna and zeus for what? It was such a cool concept much cooler than a fucking fart rift hole and a mask of herpes what was even going on in ragnarok? I am left here with no answers at all or a bs one thats like borderline breaking the rules and a giant plot hole of odin just doing whatever he wants farting in our face then dying like a lil bitch

[@thecalamithy7497]

Because he was an illusion

[@L00ww]

I love how coherent this whole game is

[@jotarokujo3549]

Mimir is one of the most funniest characters I’ve ever seen!

[@DarkTemplarKain]

holy snapdragons it appears i found another doppleganger and it's not SPIDER-MAN!

[@joelsuniverse210]

You can hear the pain in kratos voice when he says zeus you can tell he has some regrets.

[@MichaelTheRead]

"Well that explains a *_lot."_* The way he emphasizes "lot" is what gets me. 😂

[@user-us1r-us2r-us3r]

I got the game the day it came out on PC and even though I watched play-throughs of it back when it first came out, I didn't remember that. This sequence, with the retrieval of the blades, the apparition of Athena and when Kratos tells Atreus they're Gods gave me chills. This game is a masterpiece, I can't stop playing it, I'm gonna 100% it and will most likely launch a new game + right after that. Knowing what happens doesn't even change how fun the game is, that's how you know this game is one of the GOAT. Glad I never watched the last few missions tho so I still don't know exactly how the game ends

[@alex_ano_5877]

ooo you're in for a treat

[@ArgerasCZ]

I saw playthrough on youtube 3 times But yesterday I finished it first time myself on pc and god it so good

[@matusporubsky5477]

Iron man dies xd

[@adarshthakur1871]

Kratos has the most op titles in this world

[@quintonmiller8266]

Well earned

[@somegoodsoup7008]

Mimir:You're a child of Zeus? Kratos:So was everyone else in Greece.

[@raymicheals4127]

I want Mimir as a GPS and a search engine

[@Kncperseus]

Mimir: "Bollocks, brother!" Ghost of Sparta: "What was that?" Mimir: "Er... respectfully, that is."

[@LordShaddar]

The way Kratos says "Zeus"... damn

[@ironthanosinfinity3059]

Love how the eagle is just sitting there eating popcorn while watching father-son relationships😊

[@w3lcom39]

Love how he says I’ll just contemplate that little nugget in silence then. My boi mimir was discombobulated after learning Zeus was Kratos’s father

[@Yogahoe]

“Bollocks, brother, respectfully bollocks” The new and fun response to use when disagreeing with friends

[@MegaBYSON]

whats new about it?

[@Yogahoe]

@@MegaBYSON I mean the game is not new, but it’s new to me

[@joelpena209]

Mimir realizing he’s been hanging from the hip of the destroyer if an entire realm and pantheon of gods

[@theradbro6518]

Just Hearing the words "Ghost of Sparta" is making me nostalgic of the previous God of War games.

[@Ice_Animates]

“Zeus was your father?” “ Not *NOW* “

[@rayray5329]

i like how Mimir said :"Never go there, understand?"

[@itszack2133]

Mimir is the best part of this game i can hear his voice whole day

[@ld.egocabrajal]

When i first played this part, i was amazed by the fact that Kratos's deeds had echoed in other lands. I imagine somebody tellin Mimir about Kratos like: fr bro, this pale dood is something else 🤔

[@joeyalter6883]

You know what actually stick to me and I find it pretty cool? Kratos always seems so detached from the Kratos from Greece, but when appears a single most slightly chance that Zeus is alive, he instantly goes Ghost of Sparta mode "WHAT IS THAT PLACE?", our boy was ready to beat the shit out of everyone again

[@zrothepangolin]

"never go there, understand" Kratos next game: whooop dee doo time 100% my map

[@urgeINurgeTHEurgeNIGHT]

Zeus manifesting through the clouds was so dope and the music to👌

[@samandrews7856]

I didn't realize how good the new game looked until I saw this one again.

[@MenacingTato69420]

Bro, Zeus's voice gave me literal chills when I first played this.

[@DunkaccinoJoe]

The smartest man alive sees everything coming after the fact.

[@OlWest05]

“Never go there, understand?” I can’t wait to go there in GoW ragnarok

[@titanhades4331]

Already was there in the giant boat section of this game. We were even right next to the giant bird.

[@OlWest05]

@@titanhades4331 we didn’t get to explore it much though, plus we didn’t get to kill the bird yet so yeah my statement still stands

[@titanhades4331]

@@OlWest05 Except there is nothing really else to it beyond what is already seen. Hela herself doesn't exist at this point. It is mostly a land of emptiness filled with the unworthy dead. I don't think it was mentioned but that giant bird is one of those Giants constantly mentioned in the game. The same race as Kratos wife was and the Midgard Serpent is.

[@OlWest05]

@@titanhades4331 why are you making such a problem over this, I just wanna do exactly the opposite of what mimir says and then kill a bird

[@R-R_Playz]

" *I'm dangling from the bloody hip of the ghost of sparta!* " he looks like he is........ I have no *bloody* words

[@faddivlogs]

After mimir said never go there, since that day i really wanna see what really is there. I hope ragnarok lets us go there..

[@yokotubene]

You do go there. It's right after you fight Baldur in the air in Helheim.

[@willowispgaming1995]

@@yokotubene yea but u never know what will happen if u face that giant bird thingy

[@wafa708ify]

“I’m dangling from the hips of the bloody ghost of Sparta!”

[@Ravii697]

''It's all connected, man !''

[@sebemskream]

LOL Kratos of all people is like, "How do I kill him?"

[@Akillez]

Its funny cuz , Mimir new he was a Greek god , he just didn't know which one . I wonder what was his guesses, and then he finally realize its the most infamous one of them all , The godslayer , the oathbreaker , the god of war , the ghost of sparta Kratos.

[@imperatorboxing5071]

I imagine his guess was something along the lines of Hercules if he didn’t know he died, since he’s also a Demi god known for his strength.

[@Akillez]

@@imperatorboxing5071 the problem with your theory is that, Mimir knows Kratos name. He calls him that and so does Freya. How do Mimir and Freya know his name but doesn't know he's u know Kratos, if that makes since, because like Mimir know what went down in Greece and the story of the ghost of Sparta. So wouldn't he know Kratos is that same person, right from the back when he hears his name. Unless in the stories they never referred to Kratos as his real name and only the alias "The Ghost of Sparta" or other names, which would make sense. But idk that seems too plot convenient, maybe I'm looking too deep for a plothole.

[@imperatorboxing5071]

@@Akillez you’re right, maybe they know only the base level of the Greek pantheon, only the most bare minimum level information like the king of the Gods in Zeus and the man who killed them all like the ghost of Sparta, I forget what he said about Athena, can’t remember whether Mimir knows or her or not.

[@Akillez]

@@imperatorboxing5071 he does know Athena, when Kratos seen Athena on the ride back to get the blade of chaos. Kratos mentions her name when he sees her. Ofc Mimir can't see her but hears the name. Then he replies with "want to talk to me what you were saying back there brother?" somewhere around those lines. And then he goes on to say "well I'm guessing your Greek, Athena? A dead give away" .

[@Odysseus1999]

I just noticed how much effort they put into the atmosphere of the game. When you’re crouching through the cave, you can hear it in the lack of reverb, when you’re in the temple, you can hear the echo.

[@alexjames4770]

It’d be interesting to see how Kratos would interact with a “benevolent” pantheon, tho I’m not sure any exist, unless you consider like, Native American tribal spirits a pantheon. I wonder if Kratos will eventually take on the Egyptian gods, or if the Roman counterparts to the Greek Gods are considered their own entities in the God of War universe. Seeing Athena and Horus interact could be pretty cool.

[@misteranonymous5616]

Maybe the Indian one ? Since hinduismt is still large so they will be forced to make em benevolent

[@gibbysplendid3725]

i mean these pantheons were not intended to be “malevolent” they twisted these flawed pantheons into human and relatively evil versions of themselves. So no pantheon in the GoW universe would be “benevolent” really.

[@alexjames4770]

@@gibbysplendid3725 I mean, it’s very rare the Greek gods were portrayed in a good light, usually only particular demigods, like Hercules, Perseus, Calypso, etc are. And the Norse gods aside from the King and Queen are usually not particularly benevolent.

[@lorelord2418]

@@gibbysplendid3725 The Greek gods weren't benevolent IRL. They were cruel gods, and the people worshipping them were more bribing them for their blessings. You can see evidence of this with Poseidon and Zeus, where the people would sacrifice to the gods so that the gods wouldn't ruin their lives. The closest to a benevolent Pantheon in the ancient religions would have to be the Babylonian pantheon, with gods like Ishtar and Enlil. The gods of Babylon strove to protect them and care for them, instead of having gods use them for sport

[@chipbutty3645]

@@misteranonymous5616 hindu gods aren’t benevolent in their religion tho

[@craigmarshall1980]

Mirmir "I finally understand I'm dangling from the hip of the bloody ghost of sparta" It was at that moment mirmir realised baldur was hunting his own death sentence

[@groudon2006]

That lecture at the end was really good on how it explains Kratos' mentality of Gods, They were the cause of his first family's death, they've killed him on several occassions, finds out that he's the son of the man who sticks his d#$% in everything, now Kratos has to deal with the concept that his new son is part god which makes that huge gap preventing him from being close to him

[@_Me__]

At least Mimir can say he was once killed by the Ghost Of Sparta

[@sophiavickers8955]

"You were killed by the Ghost of Sparta?!" "Of course! But I got better!"

[@Marcusngne]

Mimir in a few minutes in this video: *oh yeah. its all coming together.*

[@andrebrai9999]

After playing Ragnarok Kratos and Atreus’s relationship has come a long way a lot of emotional maturity happened

[@Grindor-FR]

One thing I always loved about mimir is that when it came to privacy, if push became shove.. He wouldn't shove kratos, and respected that boundary

[@marsupilami_54]

Mimir: I'm dangling if the hip of the bloody ghost of Sparta... Also Mimir: You're cracked you know that?

[@mygamingvids4272]

It's not that he can't stay away from gods. He was minding his own business and then baldur had to show up looking for all sorts of trouble. The gods just don't leave him alone. He is the John wick of ancient mythology at this point.

[@UnrefinedDiamond]

Kratos: You better not say SHIT Mimir: Ite

[@robertsides3626]

Mimir was seriously worried Kratos was about to try and kill Zeus a second time.

[@raspy2004]

Mimir really geeks out when he figures out who he is dangling from lol

[@ajayjanagama3665]

"The pantheon hat it coming"🤣🤣🤣👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 best line ever..(according to me)

[@titanhades4331]

Guess he never heard that Kratos also murdered most of the Greek people in the process, making him far worse then the pantheon.

[@Obarg1_]

@@titanhades4331 I'd do the same if i were him.

[@obliviongigan6360]

​@@Obarg1_You would kill innocent people?

[@Obarg1_]

@@obliviongigan6360 Damn i was kinds outta pocket with that one

[@TheMikeMilk]

"Bollocks, Brother. Respectfully Bollocks!" I love Mimir!

[@ridwanali6186]

Kratos: My father was Zeus do you have any idea how little that narrows it down