Kratos Finds Real Tyr After ENDING In All Realms Scene (God of War Ragnarok) 4K ULTRA HD

[@Ben_Kimber]

I like how the real Týr isn't a traumatised pacifist. He has the calm composure and confidence of a warrior who has found peace, but there is a hint in his demeanor that while he has no intent to harm you, he still easily could. I would have loved to have seen him fight.

[@JohnSmith-bn5mi]

Peace fortified with strength.

[@hannve]

Yeah. Odins tyr was kinda annoying. I wish we saw more of the real tyr.. Maybe in the future...tho i dont think there will be much more of this story...maybe they should just make more norse mythology games without the god of war (even tho i love the older, dad version of him)

[@Nightshade_Daylight]

Speak softly, and carry a big stick.

[@godoftestoe7956]

@@hannve well guess that was the intent of the devs. Make us think "how is this weakling became a god of war?". Lol

[@spacecat7827]

@@hannve wasnt the plan to unite all the gods of war? Tyr is the God of war in Norse mythology. Maybe in future games he will be with you, in the other Egypt games or asian games.

[@SirToaster9330]

I like how Odin made Tyr look like a crazy hobo with ptsd but here he seems relaxed and calm

[@bahamutShin]

Tyr is clearly a calm and reasonable person.

[@sameer209]

"i will not got to war" and Atreus's disappointment gets higher every time he says it.

[@josephstalin2606]

Odin made a mockery of Tyrs peace as Mimir said. Odin is clearly very jealous over the love people had for him and people were willing to show Tyr things that Odin wanted for himself (like the giant eyes for example as well as knowing some of their secrets). Odin knows what he’s doing by making Tyr seem so pathetic. When Atreus walks with him in Asgard he even says “You’re lucky the offer still stands after you freed Tyr, but I suppose his company is punishment itself” and just laughs to himself knowing he’s been acting as Tyr the whole time and disappointing Atreus and Kratos

[@josephstalin2606]

@travis I suppose you feel the same about Kratos? Because Kratos was also passive in both the newer games does that make him a bitch as well?

[@droidmaker7932]

@@josephstalin2606not really. More of “fuck around and find out” thing going. Like, he is willing to tolerate you but if you give a reason he. will. fuck. you. up.

[@own4801]

Seeing the real Tyr makes you realize Odin was basically making a mockery of him when he imitated Tyr.

[@alexisdominguez3133]

I felt the same way as well.

[@emilianomerendino3311]

His intention probably, he wanted Atreus and Kratos to feel like allying with Asgard is the only option

[@Khannn_fx1]

@@emilianomerendino3311 👆👆Dm me directly on telegram

[@electricwoodalu1004]

Someone, I believe Mimir, actually makes this comment in the game after the reveal

[@What_evil_lurks_in_the_shadows]

And those who know him did notice any change ? :)

[@RoCkbunny769]

Tyr telling Freya that her love saved her people and made them strong, after she was told by the Norns that she kills everyone she loves, was very moving.

[@breewashere]

The Norns are just shut in axsholes who think they know it all.

[@X.deadone.X]

Mayn those norms can’t suck one a piece!!! 😂 Honestly though they seem to implant the idea of negation of oneself questioning if they really are good...

[@heerosagayuy2143]

To be fair the people she loved the most are indeed dead.

[@avtzuko7007]

Well it was true

[@stragh8er214]

"When my son was born -- SHUT UP!!!"

[@spencergreen3581]

Love that he's practicing Tai chi, a non aggressive fighting style meant more for defense than attack. While he's peaceful he's still willing to defend if necessary

[@starsgears9200]

I think you're mistaking qigong for tai chi. The latter just integrates a lot of the former. Also, tai chi is perfectly capable of doing some nasty stuff if properly taught as a martial art.

[@saghwteam]

The question is, how did he learn the art? Did he... traveled all the way to Asia? That's interesting

[@aydinmakarim9049]

@@saghwteam in gow 4 is explained that he likes to travel around the world, met pantheons such as Aztec, Japanese, Egypt, so he's likely share and learn from them

[@lalv909]

Guys , it's a hint that next gow is going to be somewhere in china ...though the Ragnarok ending suggests Egypt.. Already hyped for the next one 😅😅

[@danielwoods3896]

@@lalv909 But China doesn’t really worship many gods, right?

[@niceguyrio8073]

Odin may have assumed his form, but could not imitate his level of chill.

[@QuixoticSativa]

Lol

[@korawitbuttramee618]

I am quite certain that Odin intentionally portrayed Tyr as a broken man out of spite, and should he win, he would forever tarnish Tyr's legacy as a coward who was just a shell of his former self. It is more evidently that the real Tyr is every bit as wise and kind as we were told he is. Most likely that a sore loser like Odin would did all that shit just to rub it in Tyr's face because he can't break Tyr's resolve.

[@QuixoticSativa]

@@korawitbuttramee618 damn!

[@loliconenjoyer9770]

Could someone explain this to me or its real?

[@joshuagross3151]

The story's not over yet. Tyr has yet to lose a hand.

[@davyjones5068]

Tyr is like Kratos but completed his journey. He looks so calm and soothing.

[@kevinhanandi]

Man is so zen

[@cheetoritos]

He IS a calm and reasonable person

[@littlebloodymooneporo]

Its so weird to see a god of war in this series who is so calm, respectful, and humble. He even do yoga and meditation, without context i would have thought he is a god of wisdom or something not to with battle

[@ArkhamKnight-uj6ww]

@@littlebloodymooneporo he prevents wars from starting kind of a different god of war

[@totalyAlpharius]

And they both is god of war

[@Bagheera2]

Real Tyr is just very philosophical. I can see why he'd be a good leader.

[@stare4539]

frr

[@Twocoolman115]

I feel like you could go out for a beer with Tyr and he’d change your life in ways you couldn’t even imagine

[@mangopie7602]

And a good therapist

[@MrBluman999]

A good general should be.=

[@daanyaalwentzel6155]

Tyr seems like a calm and reasonable person

[@CampanellaJ]

"Are you a calm and reasonable person?"

[@dilarabano9833]

Ofcource... when the time calls for calm.

[@muhdhaziq3392]

'I'd say the time calls for calm...yeah'

[@spbspb2413]

@@muhdhaziq3392 *knock* *knock* *knock*

[@muhdhaziq3392]

@@spbspb2413 'You know who I am'

[@Billy_The_Frog]

Odin imitated him being broken after being imprisoned, but here he is brimming with confidence

[@breewashere]

Yeah Odin probably didn't actually do anything to him except lock him up and feed him 3 meals a day.

[@Billy_The_Frog]

@@breewashere I want to believe that Odin tried to break him but failed to do so

[@natman2939]

He still seems kinda whiny about not doing anything

[@simj202]

@@natman2939 imagine being a god of WAR that has travelled all realms, then getting stuck in a jail cell, not being able to participate in bringing about the downfall of the man and the people that have caused so much strife in all the nine realms. You were MISSING from the most important event of your own world, and you're supposed to be their god of war. You're basically missing out on the one thing you were good at. You'd probably feel a little bit upset about it too, wouldn't you?

[@natman2939]

@@simj202 I guess it's like that time I made 2 grilled cheese sandwiches but my brother wanted to eat one, and so I only ate one but was still hungry. Basically the closest I can relate. But Tyr and I have both suffered.

[@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit]

This is what happened when you visited all pantheons. You become chill like Tyr

[@mlondizulu2257]

But how so, from my interpretation of him I saw Tyr as a rebellious adventure seeking guy. Maybe it's because I watch too much one piece😂

[@d4n617]

@@mlondizulu2257 can we get much higher

[@skycopper1336]

@@mlondizulu2257 Perhaps you are also right from rebellious to chill when his journey ends.

[@RandomVs189]

@@d4n617 so high

[@mediarare2386]

For someone desperate to achieve peace with diplomacy he seems pretty lost and isolated now that it happened.

[@Iguessimhere154]

It's cool to see how they showcase Tyr doing meditations from other cultures. Adds so much to the story of Tyr visiting the other realms beyond the Norse in the previous game

[@GameTavern2224]

For a God of War Tyr sure is a cool cat. Love how all the norse gods are opposite to the Olympians in certain ways. Tyr is far more interested in studying culture where Ares sought conquest Zeus ruled through power and subjugation where Odin manipulates and tricks his subjects Freya chose to try and build herself and others back up instead of drown her sorrows with drinking like Hera

[@johnware1160]

Game director actually stated in an interview that the "real Tyr" animations are a hint to which mythology the next GOW will be in.

[@danilapolesciuk4316]

@@johnware1160 we need too know which is it

[@samaelangelus321]

Some similarities in Asian cultures

[@GameTavern2224]

@@samaelangelus321 I belive Japan has a pantheon

[@saintsolatus]

I could see Tyr as a secret super boss honestly. Like he remembers the name of the once God of War, Ghost of Sparta, and asks for a spar, as simple friends. And you don't die if you lose, just get sent to 1 health and Tyr just tells you come back for another spar when you're ready

[@amartyapandit]

If they're sparring it's tyr you need to be worried about

[@NeroLeMorte]

I would love that honestly.

[@amartyapandit]

@@NeroLeMorte I really like kratos as a character I'm going to take inspiration from him for decades to come

[@amartyapandit]

@@NeroLeMorte it's hard to say this but I think I love that character he's shown me how to go through losses and pains with strength. How to change for the better

[@HuntersOfTheNorth1]

From the way he talks about Kratos, about 'remembering him' it sounds like he might remember him for the *wrong reasons* such as him being The Ghost of Sparta that killed a entire pantheon that he had probably visited. In which he might want revenge, and attack him blindly not knowing he changed. By the end of the fight, he might realize how much he changed and that could be the super endgame boss

[@Deadman1000]

It's crazy to think so much time passed with Tyr being imprisoned. He remembered Kratos' name but forgot he was the one who destroyed Olympus.

[@ShiningDarknes]

That isn't what he is hinting at at all. The reason he remembers Kratos is because he spent a lot of time with the giants and Kratos was a big part of their prophesy.

[@Deadman1000]

@@ShiningDarknes what do you mean? Tyr went to Greece and knew the stories of Kratos. He even saw the jar with him on it.

[@ShiningDarknes]

@@Deadman1000 I highly dislike that part the devs added because how could Kratos NOT know a god-like being visited. I mean in order for Tyr to know Kratos he would have had to have been around while Kratos was murdering his way through the pantheon, but in order for him to find his way onto pottery he would have had to have been there much longer and actually have done something noteworthy for the people to put his image to art. And if he was around while Kratos was doing all that that would be pretty fucking hard to forget. I like my explanation better because him only vaguely recalling the name makes sense if he learned it from the giants.

[@Mani-gp1wf]

@@ShiningDarknes Tyr could have gone unnoticed though if he just didn’t interact with the gods. Could be he just went to talk to the mortals for a few days and dipped without anyone noticing. Or just as likely he visited after Olympus fell, saw some cool cultural artifacts and went on his way

[@ShiningDarknes]

@@Mani-gp1wf eh, I just think it is more in-keeping with the way this game has presented things for him to be referring to the prophesy paintings than to "That time I once went to Greece after Kratos killed Ares and became the new god of war but before he destroyed that realm and picked up some souvenirs at the local forum." Because that is when he would have had to have gone. It would have had to have been after the first game but before the second since the second is where things start going to shit so you would think it would leave a bigger impression if that is when he visited.

[@sdswood3457]

That seemed very anticlimactic to release him after centuries and hes just like "oh hey. cool"

[@pivotnaza]

The game is terrible at establishing how much time has passed between any chain of events.. so maybe he was a prisoner for like... 10 years or something.

[@NoelleRL]

Plus he could be millennia old, so we really don’t know if the time he spent would really be enough to traumatize

[@zBMatt]

Guys a god, centuries for him would be like seconds to us.

[@justfuckit4815]

@@NoelleRL Not really, your ability to live long does not speak for your ability to endure traumatic moments. All it does is offer the capability to process trauma and ptsd for a longer amount of time. The reason why Tyr is the way he is, is because he had time to reflect and meditate on himself. He found a form of peace within himself with the time given to him in imprisonment.

[@niftyskates85]

@@zBMatt idk about time dilation being that much especially since he's a human personified God

[@StareachValcin]

While I am glad that Tyr was alive and survived ragnarok, I am disappointed that he didn't play a bigger role in god of war ragnarok, and even more disappointed that he was only available after everything was said and done. Atreus didn't even get a chance to meet the real Tyr, which is the biggest disappointment of all.

[@joshmanchester5873]

Maybe they could meet in the future considering he likes to travel

[@GiRR007]

It feels like DLC bait to me

[@randomahnameisthename3147]

I like it for the best. Odin being a manipulator and brok calling all that bullshit is nice. I would kinda prefer the real tyr be dead. After all I have no clue why Odin didn’t kill him but there’s probably a good reason.

[@goen5601]

Maybe it had to do with the plot line being "You can't blindly following prophecy" and the subtle notion from the Norn's word regard how fate actually is the culmination of people's action. That's why after Odin imprison Tyr, and yet still can't stop Ragnarok. Since the symbol of Tyr probably didn't mean Tyr but the god of war.

[@xxan84]

They will meet in the future for sure. Loki and Tyr are both gods, they don't age, they have the time :) As for us, I am sure more games will come, and we will get more of Tyr there. He went to all Pantheons so he will probably be something of a guide in the future.

[@cb-9938]

I love how after he is freed we can see clearly Odin was making Tyr seem like a coward when in actuality Tyr is almost like a Buddhist monk

[@wyslanniknewworldorder9525]

He can do airbending?

[@simplestickland3367]

@@wyslanniknewworldorder9525 I hope soo too.

[@coltonwilliams4153]

@@wyslanniknewworldorder9525 Probably not, but he can definitely hand you your ass on a silver platter, and make it look effortless.

[@mgarcia366]

He reminds me of Uncle iroh from Avatar

[@willdavis3802]

So just a coward with unbreakable principles, i.e. a Buddhist monk. True to their beliefs to the last whimper, unwilling to actually stand up and act for what they believe in any capacity.

[@WhoisPersona]

It seems time has mellowed out both Gods of War. They both now impart wisdom and have earned the respect of those around them, especially for Kratos to come as far as he did. I just hope he can now live in peace as long as no surviving Greek Gods or Atlas come to settle things.

[@jacobweatherford4696]

Oh hey thats right atlas is still alive huh?

[@theallies2007]

Atlas wouldn't care, he was tricked by Zeus as well. And the only Survivor that might be alive is the Goddess of Love.

[@bennie1202]

@@theallies2007 death by snu snu

[@mistersinister2043]

He's going to kill Jesus next.

[@__LC__]

@@bennie1202 by what?

[@samwallaceart288]

I really like this Týr. He's not running away because he's a scared little bitch; he just genuinely knows what he wants to do and right now that means walking around enjoying the breeze. He breathes calm and secure. Super fascinating that this is optional post-game content. Like he's not part of any plot he's just a guy with a very unique perspective in all this who's stumbled onto a strange future. So much they could do with this guy in DLC

[@scottiecurrie7927]

For real, and I hope that if they make a series following Artreus in the future, Tyr will be a bigger part of the narrative so Loki can get to know him better

[@blackdemonknight]

​@@scottiecurrie7927 He has a chance to maybe do something with the Vahalla DLC annouced possibly maybe be the one to suggest Kratos go their.

[@connorbrechbill6516]

Man what a prediction. He was handled brilliantly in the DLC.

[@lamgiaon1300]

@@connorbrechbill6516 superb DLC and great power in Tyr. Probably the strongest Norse God in battle, even more than Odin.

[@imanidiot1725]

Guess what? He STOPPED Kratos' punch

[@Winter-The-Masquerade]

One little touch I like about the real Týr vs. Odin's Tyr is that when OT was rescued he was worried what Odin would do to him when Týr was rescued he is worried what Odin might do to those who rescued him. He cares more for others then himself which shows why he was so loved.

[@jendraaa]

im still kinda disappointed that the real tyr ended up being a sidequest

[@DangerAwaitsYou]

That's what's getting me, like it makes me feel like he's actually dead, a portion of the game was for HIM so why is it that he's not even relevant

[@spooneater9001]

I'm just disappointed in the real tyr

[@misterandmisisC]

Its the plot twist within a plot twist.

[@eggxecution]

it's because Odin is cunning, wise, and smart of course he'll definitely find a way to capture Tyr real quick without being easily outsmarted by Kratos and Atreus team.

[@mraziz0988]

tbh imo GoW Ragnarok < GoW2018, somehow i feel like the developers trying too hard to make it sad (story).. like its not natural like gow2018 did

[@Hunterb159]

So weird that this is just kind of a side quest most People could miss. Feels way more important than you would think

[@josephstalin2606]

Could be setting up for next game? Tyr is the only person besides Kratos to have been in different lands and since Atreus is presumably leaving the Norse world to find the lost giants, Tyr could act as his guide since wherever Atreus goes, Tyr has already been there before

[@Hunterb159]

@@josephstalin2606 Game Director did an interview and said that the Tyr post game stuff where you can find him in a few places is hinting toward the future of the series

[@AscensionINC-zi1jz]

@@Hunterb159 Source.

[@zxz2563]

I think the devs expected people to 100 percent the game or at least do all of the side quests lol but yeah most people play the main story then never touch the game again

[@paragon1782]

Yeah I actually missed it

[@bidoofus7921]

Something that really struck me is when you first meet the real Tyr his first requests are the opposite of what Odin--playing the role of Tyr--requested. Odin-Tyr requested food and wanted to be somewhere cramped (referring to the broom closet, feigning that he would feel more comfortable in someplace like a cell). Real Tyr immediately asked to "have some space," instead, and even refused Freya's offer of food and shelter. Thought that was an interesting detail.

[@ovencake523]

The roles are reversed Odin's Tyr goes "what trickery is this Odin" and worries what might happen to him if Odin catches him. "It's better if I stay inside the cell" This time its Kratos that asks if its an illusion. Tyr worries not for himself, but what might happen to Kratos, Mimir, and Freya if Odin finds out.

[@cb2291]

Ironically if you're being starved and you get offered food suddenly that can kill you

[@goldbristow7239]

Instead of using knowledge and power to control other people like Odin, Tyr used his knowledge and power to travel to other realms, learn their ways and make allies and friends. His peaceful nature echoes throughout the realms, and it forces people to solve problems, work hard to find solutions, even if they're irritating puzzles. Peace is worth the trouble.

[@yourmum69_420]

he's meant to be a god of WAR though

[@redactedimage]

@@yourmum69_420 peaceful does not mean harmless. You could argue that an important part of war is diplomacy, making allies instead of more enemies.

[@abryant9166]

I don’t know if anyone noted it yet, but the “ceremonial dagger” that Kratos picks up is a phurpa, which is a Tibetan Bon ritual instrument (before Buddhism). Tyr is also practicing Qigong.

[@luke2425]

It would be amazing for that to be our next travel

[@futavadumnezo]

In the first God of War we discovered that Tyr traveled to many realms and had contact with many Pantheons.

[@swervo9033]

Uncharted vibes

[@SauloPMB]

Which of course means that in his many travels, Tyr also visited Uncharted 2

[@thetabo8648]

@@swervo9033 I thought the bloody same! It looked exactly like the uncharted 2 dagger

[@maurogarces7337]

To be honest, this is a better redemption for him than what i thought would happen. I thought he would help to bring Ragnarok and probably die. But he was a prisoner for who knows how long. And he needed to be free. To be at peace with everything that happened. Finding him around the maps, and seeing how wise he is, no wonder people loved him so much.

[@waspoptic]

I honestly thought the real Tyr would be the main plot for a DLC. Finding where he is and his reaction to everything, perhaps fixing his temple and bridge and revealing it can be used to travel to other Pantheons outside of the Norse one incredibly easily. He could also have become another companion and perhaps looked after the Realms while Kratos is gone adventuring (ie a future God of War game)

[@BlackHippy313]

I honestly would like it if they didn't do another series. The Norse saga and Greek saga complement each other. If he went too other pantheons too kill them itd just destroy the character development he gained in this series.

[@kvb_k923]

@@BlackHippy313 I think it will be about atreus in another land or we will get a story of what happened to kratos between greece and norse mythology

[@jonathanbrown6985]

Kratos is staying in Midgard to become the new allfather, as the shrine at the end of the story showed

[@zepho100]

@@BlackHippy313 I think the new game is about fighting Mormons.

[@justarandompepe8961]

@@BlackHippy313 they can do another game without him killing a pantheon, he didn't really even do that in this game. its one thing to slaughter gods or people that didn't do anything wrong, its another thing entirely when they deserve it or ask for it by picking a fight with kratos. every god or nearly every god in the original games plus these ones either deserved it or picked a fight with kratos, i think few, if any, were innocent. i think if gods commit the same crimes you would kill a mortal for, they should be killed to. i think kratos going to a new pantheon could be a chance for even more character developement, just like this world was. they could retire kratos but it would likely kill the franchise. Atreus is not enough to carry the franchise by himself, at least imo. not to mention they can't call it god of war without kratos, it wouldnt make sense.

[@deeperestmeme479]

On one hand I’m surprised in a good way at how chill Tyr is. On another, I’m now incredibly curious how powerful Tyr is when he actual decides to fight

[@Lugia21]

Well, you know how they tell you to be very wary of the silent guys...

[@funnyman695]

Probably not that strong if Odin beat him and imprisoned him.

[@johncampbell9107]

He probably had help from his other three sons. You think Odin fights fair?? 😂

[@naosoucriativocomnomes9927]

@@funnyman695 not like he was fighthing by himself, guy had alot of allies

[@SigmaGuardian66]

@@naosoucriativocomnomes9927 Many of his allies had likely fled by the time he was captured, after all, he was a key reason Jotunheim was sealed off.

[@armokil]

Its interesting comparing the real tyr to how odin basically made a fool of him. I really wish we could spar with him at least, or hear his feats. He just seems to chill and controlled but could probably kill ya if he wanted to

[@mynamesjeff4434]

sadly we’ll have to wait a few more years for another God of war

[@cristalmewtwo4160]

And most likely it won't involve the Norse characters

[@crazyabe4571]

@@cristalmewtwo4160 eh won't involve *most* of the norse characters- I could see them finding an excuse to have Tyr show up in the next god of War game given how little a role he got in this one.

[@philipgood5041]

Don't worry he's a boss fight in the new dlc

[@OneReallyGrumpyJill]

Love how Kratos finally has a friend, a real friend, in Freya. p.s. convo at 4:40 puts into perspective just how far Odin went in trying to make Tyr look worse out of just silly hatred. He played him as broken peace-loving idiot, while real Tyr is more of warrior poet than anything.

[@Brain.Washington]

Kratos himself calling Mimir "brother" back, plus multiple instances of them bonding through complementing each other's wise advices and meaningful conversation. Unquestionably Mimir's friendship takes the "OG real friend" title, by far. Freya didn't even came second in this category, since Brok and his brother both made Kratos and Atreus feel part of their family. That's real friendship. Then Freya eventually earned that spot. My point being, Kratos character development was so masterly crafted through both games that people tend to recall how seemingly easy was for Kratos to disregard any kind of, his, and other people's emotion displays, yet tend to forget why any of the characters loyally and often unconditionally following him as their leader see it as worthy, and not because they would get something in return but because those ARE real friends.

[@OneReallyGrumpyJill]

@@Brain.Washington Probably should elaborate a bit: I more meant it in a sense of "a friend who is also a warrior and who can just go out and fight dragons with him". Mimir is a friend too, just different kinds for different needs. Tho Kratos, Mimir, and Freya is a golden trio, ngl. I just also loved how there was no romance subtext at all. I feel like other games might've tried something, so it's nice to see just a healthy friendship between a man and a woman. It's 2022, I take what I can get.

[@ValentinaMQuetzal]

Mimir

[@danielnichols4228]

2:07 I love how that Elf just casually drops in like "hey"

[@tudorinbogdan240]

*Hello there!*

[@danielnichols4228]

@@tudorinbogdan240 "General Kenobi! You are a bold one."

[@casusbelli9225]

I love the way Freya shoots at him when he already died. The "Why I even do this shit" body language.

[@grim_bbx2241]

That elf got rocked by Kratos' shield

[@breewashere]

@@casusbelli9225 She's been playing too many zombie video games. She has to make sure they're dead.

[@shernweilee5576]

He is like a Zen Master who found inner peace

[@xavierfigueroa8823]

What's Scarier rage running wild? or rage that is focused and directed? It Seems all god of war may also be gods of balance, their is war and then their is what comes after war... peace

[@Ben_Kimber]

@@xavierfigueroa8823 I think the sequence of war generally goes: peace > tension > escalation > war > trauma > healing and rebuilding > peace.

[@breewashere]

What if he teaches Kratos yoga lol.

[@shernweilee5576]

@@breewashere That could be interesting...and weird

[@breewashere]

@@shernweilee5576 and awkward because mimir would prob get weird angles and views also probably squished

[@moondeity685]

tyr seem way too different than when Odin disguised as him. His logic and mind set is so heart warming and it actually gets you thinking about the stuff around you or someone else.

[@hurricane7727]

That was Odin Pretending to be as opposed to the Actual Tyr.

[@funny_2017]

Surtur and Tyr are so chill, it's chilling. Kratos is calm, reasonable and much more passive than his previous self. Atries is past his rebellious phase, now growing as 'Loki from Jortur". Freya has calmed down, out of her phase for vengeance for Baldur. Ragnarok was one big therapy session for our protagonists. It is like, Greece pantheon was fraught with 'Evil' God's which made Kratos and Demios (Briefly) Angry and rebellious. The Norse, in comparison, is far more sagacious; not 'Evil'. They have their own Garden(metaphor), which makes them worthy of being an adverse for our set of lunatics. Regardless, they are not 'Evil', they seem merely ungratified, flawed beings with impeccable intentions. The Egyptian saga, if it follows the trend set by GOW Series, will feature a lot of polity of Gods as a race above man. Kratos dying after such development by hands of Egyptian pantheon will make him the true God of War. War ends in civilization.

[@l3g0b0y6]

I like this take on them.

[@AbsolAhm]

Devs have once again said that this game is the last. Though i guess when they see the 20 mill+ sales, they'll 'change their mind'

[@l3g0b0y6]

@@AbsolAhm The last _Norse_ game, so we could see more mythologies in the future.

[@robertmcvvb]

@@AbsolAhm it’s the last Norse game they said they didn’t want to make a trilogy series again due to time

[@cristalmewtwo4160]

@@AbsolAhm it's the last for the Norse

[@BenjaminISmith]

3:40 I love how Kratos thinks this is an impractical weapon when he uses two ridiculously shaped blades with skull decorations at the end of chains inexplicably connected to his wrists

[@DarkVult]

And they’re way better than the dagger💀

[@BenjaminISmith]

@@DarkVult not to anyone who isn't a magical video game protagonist. The dagger is a thousand times better, and a simple spear is way better than either of those

[@DarkVult]

@@BenjaminISmith well blades if chaos of magic and fire and can extend like 40 feet maybe more and a simple dagger..is a alright..

[@BenjaminISmith]

@@DarkVult Look, clearly within the game his blades are a better weapon but if you had non magical blades of chaos and you fought someone with a ceremonial dagger, dagger guy's gonna win. You'de have the reach advantage but any provocation to get you to swing would end in the dagger wielder closing the gap because that thing must weigh 50 pounds. Even if you could swing that thing as quickly as a rapier the design is objectively non-utilitarian. A similarly sized short sword like a Gladius would work better. And again a spear is better than either one because it's longer.

[@darkstar5020]

Scientist till this day are still trying to figure out how the chains extend so far

[@lynseylobo9619]

Tyr doing Tai chi is a weird full circle.

[@pinacollada7961]

tyr traveled beyond the realms in different cultures so it’s a nice touch

[@thomasway0320]

He truly feels like the Norse Jesus, I dig this man’s vibe so much.

[@Ghostfacee_619]

Finally some one said it

[@theblackmanwholaughs6670]

@@Ghostfacee_619 my thoughts exactly... I honestly feel like that's what they were getting at..

[@wellshit9489]

@@theblackmanwholaughs6670 well if I remember correctly Týr is also very chill in mythology

[@theblackmanwholaughs6670]

@@wellshit9489 he was also a redhead but the chose to make him brunette

[@SirToaster9330]

Reminds me of how satan was made to mock Loki

[@tommyshelby8373]

Tyr really seems like an awesome God

[@Some_Guy6]

Nordic god of justice.

[@AloyImpact]

Best god of Justice

[@AloyImpact]

@@genzilla4581 aye Brodir

[@attalaharyawedha8778]

hmmm.. where will he go after finding him in all realm?

[@tommyshelby8373]

@@attalaharyawedha8778 He probably going to help Kratos rebuild and restore order to the realms.

[@itsreallydante]

Tyr is basically how TV shows portray Keanu Reeves

[@oneparticularlysmartape]

I like to think that Tyr is the kind of God of War Kratos will gradually become as he continues to mature. Wise, calm... Still insanely powerful and fearsome in battle. But peaceful in nature. One who fights for peace, and does not seek or encourage conflict. Not a destroyer, but a warrior.

[@jimmy_animation]

It's Týr

[@oneparticularlysmartape]

@@jimmy_animation It is indeed.

[@hollowhokage1381]

@@jimmy_animation No its Dr. Manhattan

[@xcristansenior2261]

A warrior in a garden.

[@albinhansen97]

lol no way how the fuck would they make the gameplay make sense?

[@zepho100]

This persona is very fitting. After war is peace and this guy has encompassed his peaceful side when war isn’t needed.

[@g00gleisgayerthanaids56]

Written by people who know nothing of war.

[@breewashere]

Well you do have to keep your composure even during war to come up with strategies and stuff.

[@breewashere]

Without that you're just doomed to lose.

[@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit]

Tyr is God of hippie

[@syarifzaki1878]

Yeah because the only God of war is kratos, not ares or tyr

[@QuixoticSativa]

Lolol

[@Mr.Derogatory316]

Looks more like Jesus Christ

[@musicsyndrome1413]

@@syarifzaki1878 Tyr: just because I used my powers to serve others and broker peace doesn't mean I'm a weakliiiiiing

[@syarifzaki1878]

@@Mr.Derogatory316 Nordic Jesus 🙏

[@mortysmith2192]

Seeing this definitely makes me feel more satisfied about the ending of ragnorok knowing that try was actually alive

[@shemzlove490]

He’s so much more wise Odin literally does nothing but contradicts your plans as tyr but this tyr does nothing but congratulate you gives appreciation wishes he could have done more

[@SnacxAttac]

The subtle thing I like about Tyr is that he doesn’t travel with weapons. Implying he doesn’t need them to dispatch enemies.

[@_P2M_]

And then in the Valhalla DLC, we find out he can just summon weapons out of thin air.

[@narukamishirou284]

@@_P2M_much like Kratos in the original trilogy. He could fit a hammer, a giant purple sword bigger than him, a pair of lion head gauntlets, a pair of chain hooks, a pair of chain shuriken blades in that spartan skirt of his. The only thing that is canonically concealed in himself is the Blade of Olympus since it can only be used when he reaches a certain state and it disappears after he’s done

[@itsstillpasta]

I like to imagine Tyr is what Kratos will become like when he's reached the end of his journey for peace.

[@brovusmarillian3303]

Anyone else feel the tension towards this Tyr. Confident, Strong and ready to fight. Unlike the Tyr we've known throughout the game.

[@overdrive65]

"Our home is in the realm between realms at the moment" "Your home? So are you two......." "No. I did not yet see the O appear above her head"

[@buggy187]

Lmfao

[@danielgoh5021]

@@buggy187 who is this lmfao, is he a chinese hacker?

[@deanddy]

@@danielgoh5021 damn man, your reply just have made another "lmfao" you are question before 🤣

[@naufalap]

with today's graphics you now can see the O appear on her face instead

[@darkslayerlion286]

Underrated comment

[@nguyenquangminh4814]

The best general is not warlike. The best warrior does not get angry

[@youraveragegrandma568]

Literally uncle Iroh. Like Týr, he’s powerful in his own way and can take on anyone if he wants, yet calm and kind in nature.

[@kaiuniverse876]

Between this extra dialog from Tyr and the constant hints of other mythology, im starting to wonder if this series continues that the other pantheons are going to think Kratos is a threat to them. He's killed Zeus and Odin. Sure, Odin was in self-defense arguably, but the rest of the world might not care. I think the other pantheons are going to try and kill Kratos,

[@platinumbproductions8108]

I swear bro I was thinking the same exact thing. Because what reason would Kratos have to travel to other realms? I’m sure he loves the home and friends he’s built here in the Norse mythos, I was thinking that word would spread to others of Odin’s death but not know the circumstances behind it and assume kratos is just killing gods for no reason and will continue to do so and that the other pantheons may band together to in order to kill him before he kills them, so to speak.

[@talkingsillies]

Wait till you hear about apophis the Egyptian eater of the sun

[@lolekorn204]

I wonder what happened to the story if they freed the real tyr

[@skycopper1336]

Odin: Ohh no...

[@Flutter_Akone]

You can only find real one after ending of the game because he WAS in Asgard and now Asgard is fell apart and shattered to different realms . Probably very secret prison that no one can find him.

[@misterandmisisC]

No, you cant. Odin prolly uses the same magic to bind Freya. But this time, to imprison Tyr. This magic can only be undone by the death of Odin and the destruction of Asgard.

[@no.notfromRDR]

It would be way smother to the point of becoming boring If it wasn't for Odin messing with Atreus' mind both him and Kratos would never develop and learn from each other

[@fernandomitsuotellezurakam5199]

Unfortunetly, because of that Odin treack Brock is dead and Sindrie will never forgive Atreus and Kratos for that 🙁😟.

[@yanda3323]

He's a lot more quiet and stoic than Odin's imitation. There is a sense of very old wisdom and humility

[@blackdemonknight]

It's clear from the stories Odin hated Tyr but couldn't kill him as him alive is more useful, but he settled for the next best thing, make Tyr look like a total joke and wimp to smear his name.

[@apina2]

0:26 Niflheim 3:32 Midgard 4:06 Muspelheim 4:37 Vanaheim 5:36 Svartalfheim 6:17 Alfheim

[@gregmaster21]

There is one in helheim but it is not include in the video.

[@chaunguyenthiminh9450]

3:40 That dagger is the Phurba knife from Tibetan Buddhism. In Tibetan culture and Vajrayana Buddhism, the Phurba knife is said to be a weapon that wards off evil spirits and was used in many rituals and ceremonies.

[@corypalmer5495]

maybe that is hinting at a sequel with buddhist gods

[@ksreinn7185]

@@corypalmer5495 genius

[@corypalmer5495]

@Elena Țăpean it would, I hope it happens!

[@bigstinky6970]

I think its an Uncharted 2 easter egg

[@farfoouh]

It’s a reference about the uncharted games too. The phurba was a big plot point in uc2

[@dimentiofomenko]

Tyr finally stopped shedding them tears all the time 🤭

[@mentallysquishy]

What's this? A fellow Samurai?

[@janjacobtumbaga82]

​@@mentallysquishyIndeed my brotha

[@k1ng_nugget]

@@mentallysquishy heck yeah

[@dimentiofomenko]

@@mentallysquishy of course! Hahaha

[@samwallaceart288]

Týr has mastered the calm of a true samurai 🍵 🌸

[@Luxcretias]

I love how Tyr is like a chill hippie

[@yannkam2127]

A chill hippie that can from 0 to 100 and casually end you though

[@mlondizulu2257]

Wait so the tyr Odin pretended to be as the exact same character is the real tyr, idk for someone to travel so far and go against he's father. He seems rather passive, not broken.

[@brownwindedangel]

The broken bit was Odin trying to cover his ass if he slipped up by making it seem like Tyr wasn’t all there, mentally unsound despite his best efforts, to make it seem like he was just kooky from the imprisonment

[@donald2209]

Odin acted the way he did as Tyr so his intent wouldn’t be questioned, Mimir said that. Tyr, as the god of war, may’ve seen many prisoners of Odin’s wars break and had time to collect their coping mechanisms. He’s also seen other cultures’ practices. Another commenter mentions him practicing tai chi. Odin, pretending to be Tyr, says that Odin tortured him in prison; but when Odin is mentioned as an abusive father, it was to bleed use out of Thor. In this video, the characters say Odin had no more uses for Tyr except to keep him alive for magic. Tyr is still shocked, staying alone until he accepts his new life, but we don’t know his real prison experience and he has no big reason to care about Kratos. Odin played a big part because that was his goal.

[@goen5601]

Odin can't imitate everything. After re watching all the vid a couple time, I saw that Odin had a lot of slip up when disguise as Tyr. But since all of them (including us) never know what Tyr actually like. So we really had no idea that it's Odin.

[@exohaji-473]

@@goen5601 bruh mimir and Freya personally knew the real tyr .they were shocked because they thought he was dead. But accepted tyr's existence because of the prophecies related to Asgard.

[@goen5601]

@@exohaji-473 How well they know Tyr? Not damn well enough. And there are many occurrence that Odin in Tyr's form slip up. If they know Tyr that well, they should spot it!!

[@TutkunDzgn]

He can also be found in Helheim standing to the Giant bird

[@Jakesterpop1]

WHAT?!

[@TutkunDzgn]

@@Jakesterpop1 yeah he is standing there against the giant bird in Helheim

[@Jakesterpop1]

@@TutkunDzgn No offense, but wasn't Hel sorta "destroyed" when Garm was on the loose.

[@The_Average_YouTube_Enjoyer]

@@Jakesterpop1 Garm only tore holes which allowed direct travel between hel to other realms. Hel wasn't destroyed Garm just unleashed hel-walkers into other realms.

[@TutkunDzgn]

@@Jakesterpop1 umm no you can go back to Helheim afterwards it is on the realm table and after you put Fenrir’s soul in to garm you can talk to giant bird and it tells you to close realm tears

[@senhoramarocas.5285]

Týr is such a great person. It surprises me how kind he is to other people, completely contradicting his title of God of War. The things he said to Freya, about her love, her strength, her endurance, i can tell he really thinks highly of her, and this feeling of respect is mutual. He's such a great addition to the game's story!

[@OriginalPuro]

All Norse Gods are Gods of war, because the culture is to die in battle to go to Fòlkvangr if chosen by Frøya or Valhall if chosen by Odin's Valkyries, if not you have to go to Helheim and have a "boring" afterlife, at least compared to being able to fight and die every day in Valhall. Hail Odin.

[@احمد-ف5ذ9م]

1:37 Tyr says Kratos I know you from somewhere , I'm sure it will come back to me, kratos: until denn, I never thought tyr means he see him in Valhalla

[@ZonnexNecton]

Sindri would go pstd berserk if he sees the real Tyr, believing him to be Odin again.

[@JunelGwapo204]

He would probably stab the real Tyr. I could see that possibility.

[@anotherhappylanding4746]

He's not stupid sindri literally killed odin

[@ZonnexNecton]

@@anotherhappylanding4746 tell that to his sanity.

[@Beanelli]

From god of war to god of chill and enlightenment

[@JunelGwapo204]

I am curious how would Atreus and Sindri react if they learned that the real tyr is alive and free again.

[@fadillahumar4003]

Sindri probably gonna go mad shitless, since he's seemingly really broken

[@joelcastro-reyes1667]

Sindri would absolutely stab him, and Atreus would likely just keep his bow on him while asking a million questions

[@F3lipe-u8x]

@@joelcastro-reyes1667 Atreus would probably be furious and sad

[@ColtonGilbert-ki8je]

@@F3lipe-u8xwhat do you mean furious and sad you mean at Sindri or about the real tyr being alive and free. and why?

[@4ndy286]

I just noticed that the real Týr has that comma thing at the top, while Odin in disguise is just Tyr.

[@paulorincic1477]

nah, when odin as tyr is talking, it shows: Ty'r: blah blah Kratos: blah Tyr blah can't do the accent on y, but you get my point

[@night_wool9975]

@@paulorincic1477 You have to hold the y button down and it give you the option to do the accent

[@paulorincic1477]

@@night_wool9975 thanks, i tried, but probably don't have a language with that accent enabled so i can't :)

[@ausnahmenwerfer5570]

@@night_wool9975 Tyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyr... that does not seem to work.

[@night_wool9975]

@@ausnahmenwerfer5570 um ok?

[@TromboneSauce]

Notice how the subtitles include the line over the y in Tyr’s name when it’s actually him, but throughout the story when it’s Odin, the subtitles call him Tyr (no line over the y) Subtle details like this are easily missed and it’s super cool to me

[@MorikawaMelodies]

I was watching a streamer playing the game blind and he said "man it bothers me that they say Tyr with the accent when talking about him but when he talks there's no accent. What a weird inconsistency." I'm just watching like 👀

[@kovoempire4093]

I feel like Tyr will have more to do in the next game, since he's also apparently been to japan and egypt. Perhaps, kratos will go to egypt since it's closer to greece and he's found his inner peace.

[@pyramidhead333alex]

Who says tyr has been in japan and Egypt?

[@DronesOverTheMoon]

@@pyramidhead333alex in the legends ingame i believe

[@drakofox1362]

@@pyramidhead333alex Tyrs temple has treasure from all over the world's Pantheons

[@SirToaster9330]

He was in Egypt when he was looking for peace, in the comics he met an old sage who asked him to help fight giant monsters

[@leondreamcast]

I kinda figured that was the case, it was way too easy for Kratos and Artreus to find Tyr in the beginning. Not to mention Odin didn’t intervene he wanted to manipulate Artreus that was the goal

[@tararocksong5085]

Yeah, it felt too easy to find Tyr. I remember reading Norse Mythology that Odin can disguise himself as a mortal so no one can recognize him. But I had no idea the game can actually depict Odin as a shapeshifter.

[@anotherhappylanding4746]

Yeah didn't make sense to imprison him in svartaflheim away from the strength of asgard, makes sense they'd keep him in asgard since odin made it nigh on impossible to travel there

[@joshuathompson948]

Still can't believe brok is gone

[@Ceeji_06]

“Tyr, don’t shed a tear” - CoryxKenshin

[@Neopologist]

I've seen in JSEs playthrough, people mentioned that when Odin imitates Týr, the subtitles spell it "Tyr" without the fáda over the Y. Here when they meet him its spelt with the fáda, "Týr".... thats wonderful and clever attention to detail

[@havit05-19]

"A younger jormie, fresh from jotunheim" and "Perhaps they met in Jotunheim", I really hope they are referring to that moment atreus gave a giant soul to a serpent in the game, that would actually be mind blowing, there's just no way it can be a coincidence.

[@choroyexplota]

Yes they are. The young snake fought Thor at Ragnarok and went to the past.

[@d4n617]

It's not a coincidence, apparently that little serpent really is a young Jörmungandr

[@HazDev56]

that snake is indeed young Jörmungandr, why would they even put that snake then if it's not for the plot (:

[@KKKuma]

They did it right. Atreus never told anyone what he did in Ironwood. It makes sense for none of them know where Atreus and the Snake met. They only could speculate the location where it made sense the most to meet a giant.

[@YourMomsSecretLoverr]

@@KKKuma they figured it out on there own there’s only 1 time Atreus met a snake in jotunheim which could only be the moment he put the soul of giant into the snake

[@leik7728]

Watching someone play the game and listening to what Tyr says really was subtle hints, so keen on not having war on Asgard, trying to instigate Kratos and Atreus, him trying to make Atreus doubt their choices

[@inanimatesum4945]

Thank you for finding him in all realms. I didn't feel the need to return to the game so much easier to just watch a vid.

[@gregmaster21]

there is one more in helheim that is not in the video.

[@whoknowsstudios9266]

I can't imagine sindri would be happy with seeing him

[@natman2939]

They treat Tyr with too much kid gloves imo. I can't believe all the extra encounters with him are the same "Short sentence. Now if you'll leave me in peace." Freya "Of course"

[@Sillychanlol]

Ragnarok: **happens** tyr: *yoga is my life*

[@phuturephunk]

I love how Tyr, the mythological patron of warriors and heroes is probably the single most introspective and thoughtful hippy super being you meet in these games.

[@jordansimeonov1501]

Little did we know he would skibidi into valhalla

[@sheepisfortheweak6164]

Týr is exactly what I'd imagine a warrior on a garden to be like

[@eat_avertical_tortilla_chip]

Tyr is finally not shedding a tear

[@suitedcurlyjr8587]

CoryxKenshin lessgo

[@eat_avertical_tortilla_chip]

@@suitedcurlyjr8587 yessirrr

[@onyekachukwumukwumereije799]

In 2:40 if they knew that odin was a shapeshifter then why didn’t they think it’s important to mention this sooner in the early game back when they first rescued tyr in the dwarf realm? Isn’t Mimir is supposed to be the smartest in the group? That it would’ve been best to know everything about Odin’s abilities?

[@zortphone958]

let me explain my thought since he was prisoned like 106 winters a century he have forgotten a lot back then, as the game goes he slightly remembers then mimir founds out that odin has a shapeshifting maybe thats why since he was in prison

[@baneh1329]

I remember a conversation earlier in the game where they mentioned Odin can't take your form without the persons consent

[@wgm_]

@@baneh1329na that conversation was that odin can’t teleport u without consent

[@aspart2842]

How where they meant to predict that. That would be stupid to assume Odin was among them it would cause lack of trust between them. Freya could be Odin, Atreus could be Odin, freyr could be Odin etc they would of just gone after each other throats they already where for most of the game

[@onyekachukwumukwumereije799]

@@aspart2842 Odin may be able to take their forms but not their memories. Each personality has their own can be easily detected to figure out "who is who?" One wrong move or word then they’ll be under in suspicion that it will be obvious that the relation of the person who you knew in a few years or so that’s acting different will be in no doubt that they’re the imposter. If anything they could wear a certain object to represent they’re the same person or simply make up some secret password they could say to make sure it’s them just an observation for a few bit of ideas if you’re wondering "how or why?"

[@kahchunrock5582]

I wish we can have a secret boss fight with him. It is quite easy to make it happen like He want to test his skill after so long in the prison, and after he lost he just said I must train better or something.

[@gamercore5216]

"This peace is what all warriors strive for."

[@Yurrr279]

One distinct difference between Odin's imitation of Tyr and Tyr himself is the fact that the real Tyr would've actually fought in Ràgnarok...just wish I could've seen it man!😂🔥

[@gabrielnedev8898]

Imagine how badly Odin impersonated Tyr, when compared to the real one we meet at the end? Tyr is so wise, so uplifting with his words, knew exactly what to tell Mimir to at least a little bit lower his pain about the whale creature, he was paying his respects to his dead comarades. What Odin as Tyr did all the time is brood and put everyone's ideas and plans down.

[@monkeyskitz]

0:20 yes freya....something "useful" inside

[@reallyhimongod]

Bro just became a meditating monk😂

[@natedog101591]

I wanna see kratos vs the gods of Egypt next that would be dope. Plus imagine the wild ass puzzles we could get to solve inside a pyramid or under the sphinx or something

[@MetroXLR]

Be fun to see the GoW interpretations of Horus and Anubus.

[@jwasbored9456]

Since Tyr is still alive there's still the possibility of the ending where Kratos, Tyr, and another god of war become the three wise men

[@michaelmartinez9042]

I did this mission just yesterday, and when I found him, I immediately thought this had to be a trick. But I grew to like tyr the more I explored and found him in random places.

[@curtis9320]

I feel like they have plans with where to go with the series next, maybe Tyr asks Kratos to visit other realms as a peacemaker leading him to conflict with whatever God's next.

[@FooBry0621]

Plot leak said they are going to Betlehem.

[@cj.59]

@@FooBry0621 where?

[@dajonemma]

@@cj.59 he pulled that plot leak outta his ass

[@drakofox1362]

Actually that would make sense Kratos would have to travel different Pantheons to help stop wars Kratos the god of war to bring peace

[@ItsDaKoolaidDude]

2:20 Freya just casually making sure the body's dead with an extra arrow despite being bisected lmao

[@mattbrendlen]

6:21 Yeah... OFF SCREEN! Freyr: "I'll try to unite the elves..." (Leaves... comes back four seconds later) Freyr: "I united the elves..."

[@Auxcell_]

Literal God of War but the chillest of them all.

[@futavadumnezo]

I hope Tyr is a major piece in the next God Of War story. Remember how in the 2018 God Of War they learned that Tyr visited other realms and Pantheons? He could be their guide to Celtic and Egyptian realms, maybe the oldest one as well, the Mesopotamian one.

[@gekkokkid]

for a god of war he is really chill

[@barricadedpurifier]

Traveling the world does that to people

[@iankila3647]

I’m really hoping that in the next GOW, Kratos has Tyr to travel the different lands together, seeing old gods, fighting alongside each other. It would be freaking epic.

[@petersilie304]

Better not. I guess at sometime they would have differences which may lead to a battle between both that could shatter reality itself.

[@KuchinashiYume69420]

Now I'm curious how strong he is and what his feats are

[@iFeelGlee]

tyr is built exceptionally different. he's been imprisoned for so long, is freed and then immediately asks for space to think and reflect.

[@robertdoughlin]

Tyr, to me is like a mixture of Jesus from The Walking Dead and Rhaegar Targaryen from Game of Thrones. Basically the kind of person you could invite to all of the family cookouts