The Tragic Story of Thor / Thor's Redemption Arc - God of War Ragnarok PS5

All Thor scenes and cutscenes in God of War 5 Ragnarok on PS5. Scenes include meeting Thor, Thor and Loki teaming up, Thor getting drunk, Atreus spying on Thor in his bedroom, Thor boss fights and Thor fighting the world serpent during Ragnarok.
#godofwar #godofwarragnarok

[@jawajaws5671]

Well at the ending of the first god of war i thought that Thor will be the main villan in Ragnarok but he turned out to be a tragick charackter .... good story telling santa monica

[@jesucristodenazaret.]

Nah, Modi is the tragic

[@kratosboy5557]

Thor needs redemption

[@tarijohn1924]

That's not the first god of war. The first god of war was set in Greek mythology.

[@Dreadnaught575]

He turned out to be a calm and reasonable person

[@iona401channel7]

norse mythology god that who at fault is no other than odin so he the main villian rather than thor

[@justrollin6734]

The scary thing about Odin is that he’s very real in terms of personality, people like him are creating sad monsters like Thor every day

[@michaelmiller6675]

Ikr? He seemed less like a God and more like a mafia boss

[@Brandonhayhew]

His like a bad father and horrible person

[@brandr7964]

More abusive father and top dictator of the 9 realms

[@scholaepalatinae4988]

When you think about the real world, every dictator kind of has their own personal or special forces to do their dirty work. Who are they? A person with feelings, personality, family, and loved ones. Yet, they are made into monsters because they are made to believe what was told to them is absolute and right by propaganda. Stalin didn't send somebody to Gulag by himself. Hitler never builds death camps by himself. It was all done by people who were told to do so.

[@Columbina3rdHarbringer]

​@@michaelmiller6675 He is like a Demon.

[@mcserkonov1666]

At 4:30, the moment Odin said Thor's sons are useless, he averted his eyes as if he's hurt by it. He really did loved his sons despite the problems his sons have

[@ToMatt64]

Though he did favor Magni, but what parent doesn't have a favorite right?

[@DLxxx]

Yeah. You can tell he wanted to say something, but couldn’t for obvious reasons.

[@felinelamp2551]

he looked as though to cry

[@matthewbailey1179]

I think he really regrets how he treated modi in particular, that guy was the laughing stock of the Aesir after all and thor did beat the shit out of him which lead to his death

[@astratan2238]

And how Odin slams the mug to try and get him to drink it, but he refuses. So Odin drinks it instead out of frustration.

[@kupper123]

I was sooooo ready to hate this guy, from how people described him in the last game, and was looking forward to killing him. But by the end of it I couldn't help but feel sad for him, with how Odin treated and abused him and his family, and actually felt proud when he stood up to Odin and told him the one thing he probably never said to him... No.

[@fobinc]

How come? He was just another misguided version of Kratos. Lost his sons and unappreciated by his father.

[@B.A08]

@@fobinc I guarantee Odin knew he just didn't care

[@fobinc]

@@B.A08 that's mythology accurate for Odin, sacrifice everything in pursuit of knowledge

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

I was hacked when Thor died

[@brandr7964]

He's is so relatable

[@Elowraiter]

I just noticed that Thor didn't actually drink the Mead he poured for Kratos and Himself due to the promise to his family.

[@masterplokoon4855]

it's a really great and touching detail, only noticed it when i replayed the first thor fight as well

[@Jknight416]

I bet most of us didn’t think that way at first about Thor given the how much we heard about his history from Mimir in the previous GOW game.

[@joachims4726]

Pretty sure the mead was always for Kratos and Atreus and he was just being polite as he said

[@gregjenkinson7512]

But he did put some on Mjolnir as if he was giving it a drink

[@astratan2238]

And Odin tried to get him to drink it! He bashes the mug as if he’s trying to remind Thor it’s there.

[@ReaperofValhalla]

That line. “No thinking” is like a montra for Thor to cope

[@curdycurdy8903]

At end of the game Odin basically goes off on him for thinking for himself showing how he’s been manipulating him for centuries to destroy any enemies so he doesn’t have to get his hands dirty all his sons had a job heimdall was his watch dog baldur was his tracker Thor his muscle and think tyr was his ambassador until he betrayed him he didn’t give a damn bout any of his family they truly paint Odin as a terrible guy In this I love it

[@DLxxx]

For real. When it finally hit me that Thor shut out his feelings to cope with being Odin's attack dog, I genuinely felt SO bad for him. I was actually heartbroken when he turned on Atreus after he was finally starting to get through to him.

[@orangesyrup213]

You can feel how shocked Thor is that that his father just immediately stabbed him at the first instance of disobedience in centuries. It’s insane how Odin is so callous that not even his son, who he abused, thought he’d be that cruel.

[@ExplorerST2023]

Shocked lol

[@NJohnsonProductions]

Family, God of War doesn't miss. In Norse mythology, Odin is the obsessed psychopath and Thor is his lapdog. They gave us a sob story for Thor, but tbh, all of the characters are nuts. Zeus in Greek mythology is always just trying to bust a load. Odin is always obsessed with death. They are not the same and this series is amazing in keeping true to their stories.

[@seanao32]

@@NJohnsonProductions Pretty sure in actual Norse, most of the Norse were benevolant, the only reason Odin is evil here is because the game needs a main villain, even though it's innacurate.

[@behindthemirror2215]

Not so daddy's golden child now huh?

[@hannukahcelt2027]

@@seanao32 I may be thinking too deep into this, but I think it was implied that opening Pandora's Box in a previous GoW game distorted the personalities of the gods and bring out the worst parts of them. At least that was the explanation for why the Olympian gods were the way they were in the last GoW series.

[@michealmahmoud6391]

I love this take of Thor. Just someone who is used to being a weapon and blunt object, and tries to use killing, fighting and drinking to stop thinking about the greys of his life. Different from the Greek villains of previous games and great at allowing Kratos looking at what could have been in another life

[@CyberMetalOverlord]

Damn, seeing how Odin treats Thor, his own son just flashes me back to my childhood and how my dad treated me like shit. Thor might have died, but he died finally refusing to be a victim of his father's abuse anymore. This writing is damned amazing.

[@ajmolhussain7025]

Stay strong , you're not alone

[@Xynam0]

He was a very compelling character. Not because we see a tragic flashback or backstory, not because he breaks down in tears and spills his guts for the audience, but because we hear Little things from the people he and all actuality cares about deep down that he's not such a bad person. And through that we can look at Thor differently...And it shapes him.

[@MaajidM]

And then they kill him. All that character development gone

[@Xynam0]

@@MaajidM bummer central over here

[@Tevi_L7151]

@@MaajidM people die heroes die. Death is also part of character development, it's normal

[@Xynam0]

@@Tevi_L7151 exactly 🤙🤙

[@serosen3950]

i just realised, the only other person that just appears behind people other than thor is angrboda. its a giant thing and thats why it frustrates Odin when Thor does it to him

[@gravy180rs]

I honestly think that’s why Thor also loves killing giants - he’s ashamed of his half giant heritage, he wants to be seen as a god rather than a giant even as though he’s half of both.

[@curdycurdy8903]

@@gravy180rs I agree n also think it’s because Odin was such a dick of a dad by end of the game he doesn’t even care all of his sons have died because his choices except one *spoiler* and he’s only focused on the mask n getting his answers the more you see how he treats other aesir you see why mimir and freya regret their time w him Zeus was just as bad tho seems king gods are the worst of the worst

[@xinlou6707]

Oh shit youre right i didn't think of it that way thats cool like everything about this game. I don't even own PS4 but i am able to borrow it from a friend anytime i like so just said fuck it ima buy the game,borrow PS4 and play it and i don't regrett it at all.

[@drysoup3017]

@@xinlou6707 ya ask him before u bought the game?

[@xinlou6707]

@@drysoup3017 i've been borrowing the PS4 for quite some time now i know him for 10+ years

[@misterandmisisC]

Thor shows all signs of depression from an abusive father like Odin. Unappreciated, hard to please,verbal abuse,gaslighting all so relatable. Freaking game of the year by the story alone. Good job SMS

[@brandr7964]

Love it

[@beentheredonethat5908]

Definitely 100 percent! I felt sad when they didn't take the award! I want this to be a movie , same actors who voiced them to be the characters, what an outstanding game! This game hit me hard in the feelings. So many of us men who grew up within a nation struggling with drugs and war, soldiers came home broken and with ptsd, and we healed overtime due to love and our children, like them, we became better. Even his struggles when he appeared weak, where he was actually fighting inside to release his rage or choose to be better, it breaks you down, but when ypu get through it, ypu are truly stronger! What a flipping story!

[@HeroofBergen]

The bar fight scene, as funny as it is, is also one of the saddest. Drunk Thor drowning his sorrows in drink while his daughter does the best she can to drag him out of the dark pit he is in hits a little too close to home.

[@felixthescholarlytitan4437]

The fact that he knows he fucked up and is so ashamed of it that he can’t even bring himself to say sorry to his daughter only makes it hurt more.

[@BlueBerryZerpy]

"I fucked up." *_Thor realizing that he made a lot of mistakes as he proceeds to call Mjölnir without care whether if his hammer would hit someone._*

[@brandr7964]

They were already ghost so because that place was like heaven for them so... More hurt than killed

[@GgG-zy3nv]

His face when sif brings up those happy memories about magni and modi is so utterly heartbreaking :// the generational trauma he continued by inflicting abuse on his sons the same way Odin abused him probably eats Thor up with so much guilt. I felt so sad for him. Initially I was ready to hate the guy because of all the stories we hear about him in the previous game but then we actually get to see him, and it turns out he’s not some raging entitled maniac, rather a broken father numbing himself from the pain and sorrows he’s been through

[@elryck94]

I love Thor in this version He's basically Kratos's of the first game if he stayed as Olympus Monster

[@trollking6315]

You mean if he stayed as a masculine chad and not a woke bitch. Gotcha.

[@johnmorrison519]

Only difference to him and gow3 kratos is that thor still has a family where gow3 kratos doesn’t have any of those plus when deimos died it was truly the end for the greek gods

[@deuntegalloway2025]

It's funny how Thor hates giants. If you think critically then really Thor hates part of himself.

[@gevoian]

Atreus mentions this in the game

[@jon1819]

It’s pretty clear no critical thinking needed

[@gavinotheshitpostartist5586]

Kinda like Kratos. Mimirs mentions this in the last game but Kratos hates all Gods and that includes himself

[@sephiroaone-of-nine101]

No, not even ughh this game has ruin Norse mythology

[@redhood444]

He does cuz he killed them all

[@LucentMoonlight]

That absolute silence in the stares between Thor and Kratos is SO tense. You can feel the anxiety in that room. Kratos mostly starting while Thor is just pouring drinks.

[@bozman2007]

“This feels familiar” little hint to his fight with Faye that happened in the past lol.

[@gevoian]

was that fight with faye ever mentioned? i dont remember

[@bozman2007]

@@gevoian yeah, I think it’s one of the side mission or something, but Faye fought with Thor back in the day

[@DLxxx]

@@gevoian It’s in a post game side mission, I believe. Basically Thor was hunting someone down for Odin, got drunk, and he and Faye got into a massive fight. Being the one who slaughtered the giants, she was the most enraged she'd ever been fighting him, but he was too drunk to remember who exactly she was.

[@gurunnevada17]

Side missions at The Plains - Vaneheim.

[@gamermaster16508]

Thor mentions several times its better not to think. It's probably telling that Thor was reluctant to kill for Odin in the beginning until Odin started telling him to stop thinking.

[@DLxxx]

Yep. Odin even says at the end: "You don't think, you kill who I tell you to kill!" Or something to that affect. It's _really_ sad.

[@dartharaneus67]

17:31 -> Thor, especially as big and lumbering as he is in the game, sneeking up on Odin is so funny! Odin: THOR!! GET DOWN HERE! Thor: All-Father... Odin: don't do that!

[@johnkaczynski1905]

Odin and Thor's portrayal is truly amazing, props to Santa Monica Studios, they have outdone themselves.

[@mustarhgah]

13:23 you can hear a bit of younger Kratos

[@mustarhgah]

And at 42:46

[@GUNNR_101]

Holy crap you're right

[@kratosboy5557]

Yee yeah

[@BigRedBird]

Oh shit

[@juriansan019]

TC Carson grunt

[@feeniks100]

At the end, when Thor was at Kratos's mercy, and he refused to kill him. And they just stood there, ready to start again as soon as Thor stood up. Two men, two gods, who have nothing but tear down everything around them, that have brought about nothing but utter ruin and destruction around them. Suddenly realized, that for their children, they need to stop.

[@sephiroaone-of-nine101]

Lame

[@felixthescholarlytitan4437]

Was one hell of a moment. For just a second I thought there might be a chance for Thor to get out of this abusive relationship with his father, maybe grab his wife and daughter and just dip till the fighting had stopped. Then Odin had to happen.

[@LxCK_DxWN]

@@sephiroaone-of-nine101 mayonnaise

[@DarkoRavens]

If anything, Kratos is lucky Thor didn't whack him dead like the first time.

[@gravy180rs]

I honestly love how they depicted Thor in this game. In GoW 2018 all we heard were stories about how he was a mass murdering butcher. But in Ragnarok, we see him as a truly tormented and conflicted individual, essentially shunned and mistreated by his fellow Aesir and his father. It’s made pretty clear that Thor turned out the way he did because of Odin’s cruelty. He’s a mirror of what Kratos used to be, he’s essentially what Ares wanted Kratos to be.

[@dvdmethod2]

Going to the death screen and then having Thor revive you was a nice touch.

[@zenroles]

I like how in this game Odin favors Loki over Thor which is the complete opposite of what we who grew up with the MCU are familiar with.

[@ItsButterBean1020]

Really fun contrast yeah

[@originalmei]

Odin mcu if family friendly to sell toys to kids, as much a petter pan is family friendly. But the real histories is never that nice, odin is just like this game: he lies even when say the truth.

[@ItsButterBean1020]

@@originalmei (sigh)

[@bozman2007]

I mean this is also fairly myth accurate to an extent, Loki wasn’t Odins adopted son, they were “brothers in arms” or “blood/sworn brothers”. So Atreus/Loki joining up with Odin for a time was a nice touch compared to the myth in this game.

[@ItsButterBean1020]

@@bozman2007 tbh the game play it as more of Odin being a dark father figure to Atreus, the artbook mentions as such. Besides, this Odin is very different from the Hugh

[@jorgegfigueroa9755]

Charisma, depth, cool fight scenes, and has stronger accuracy to the mythology than the one we're used to in marvel (movie and comic). I was excited to fight Thor in the beginning, but I ended up being heartbroken for Thor in the end.

[@redmage808]

This is probably my favorite iteration of Thor, I love basically everything about his character and the 2ay he fights. Its a shame what happened to him though, I wish it were different

[@DrPhoenixJKZ]

Yeah. At least among Asgard gods in the game, he is my favourite, together with Thrude. Glad Thrude takes his father’s hammer at the end.

[@Kwipper]

It's a real shame that Thor had to die. I would have loved to see the future relationship between these two characters. They might have become friends.

[@brandr7964]

I know he was really well written he is complex and flawed it's like he came out of Vince gilligan works He's a person not a idiot mad god but a flawed person

[@DenJi645]

From watching this I realized how much Kratos and Thor are similar to eachother. Both killed many gods in their lifetime. Both were controlled by someone at some point. It took Kratos going to a New World for him to finally change and not only that he was able to help move someone else to change and that was Thor. Thor felt wrong for all he did in the name of his father he didn’t have to stones to fess up to Odin about it. I took the closest parts of his family and a man similar to him in so many ways for him to drop his hammer.

[@canon07]

did Thor just pulled a will Smith slap 41:51??

[@29elines21]

Amazing how well written Odin is as a madman. Among other things ofcourse. But the madness is just plain amazing

[@GabePlaysYT]

When Odin calls Magni and Modi useless, you see Thor uncomfortably look away. You notice little things like this after watching the story.

[@ANIMEARTMANIAC]

Thor: I said QUIET, BOI! Atreus took exception to that. 🙃

[@schembizzi]

12:18 That whole bit about Modi was hilarious 😂

[@StolenAlias]

Ryan Hurst always kills it

[@ReaperofValhalla]

Another thing I noticed is that Thor is like the Animal Mother of what could have been Atraus’s private pile. A reflection of what he could have been if he tried to follow into his fathers footsteps or if he would have been raised by his grand father. A lot of similarities towards the end there with Zeus and Odin.

[@nox1ck589]

It really does make me sad thor died right when he finally said No but its good thrud saw odin for the monster he truly is and saw her father stand up for himself it a shame we couldn't get more thor moments of him fighting

[@ivanhunter6492]

Thor is what Kratos could've become had he remained in Greece as the God of War i feel and Kratos is what Thor could become had circumstances been different

[@brandr7964]

Sort of just more depressed with less alcohol and alone at least thor had living families

[@kajamison2]

I still can't believe Thor was one of the game's best written characters

[@icysweetnexi]

Baldur is better written than this stupid psychopath.

[@smudgesludge5560]

It’s sad but when he says “thinking to muuuucccchhhhh” during the bar fight I just laughed

[@jthewelshwarlord6331]

I noticed Thor retained the wound on his stomach from Kratos. If I recall correctly as well Gods and half-Gods can heal at will. Looking at how he acts throughout the game, it's implied he lost the will to live because of Odin and chose not to heal his wounds.

[@Jeffemcd08]

Think the axe has the world serpents venom on it from the first game

[@natman2939]

there was also some mention of someone trying to poison him that my have effected his ability to heal but not sure who did it

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

@@Jeffemcd08 Most people go with this

[@czahnnunh2263]

He can heal but not from wounds caused by the axe, the axe halts the healing factor of all norse gods as far as I know

[@steveredstone1711]

Hard to believe Kratos didn't recognize the God of Beer.

[@felixthescholarlytitan4437]

In Kratos defense, Thor was sober and sticking to his promise to his family to stop drinking.

[@pocketinfinity6733]

3:11 that sarcasm is sharp enough to cut through diamond

[@CarnageRulez469]

I was not expecting Thor and Odin to be like this. They pulled a Rian Johnson and subverted my expectations. They’re craaaazy. 😂😂😂

[@Jknight416]

It’s a shame that Thor didn’t get to live out on his redemption after finally standing up to his father, Odin, who has always treated him as nothing more than his personal attack dog for hunting giants.

[@natman2939]

for real imagine if the final fight were 4 v 1 instead of 3 v 1. It would make odin seem that much more powerful and potentially give us a Thor spin off instead of a Thrud one

[@link-cq2wx]

@@natman2939 mimir

[@natman2939]

@@link-cq2wx what about him?

[@link-cq2wx]

@@natman2939 "dont forget about me all-fucker!" - mimir to odin

[@noahjohnson935]

Thor is a product of abuse. Manipuated and hurt by his father and guided down a path that he easily could've avoided with better guidance.

[@brandr7964]

Your right and f**k those who say otherwise he's a broken person with terrible past like kratos and he's just doing what was right for god to do at the time but he feels regret on doing that to his people to cause he has giant blood to so that counts

[@dr.veronica6155]

The way Odin talks kind of threw me off when I first played it since he doesn't talk in the same kind of prose or more classic manner of speech others use. He's just like "Hey, what's up? Nice day today huh? Heimdall, you're being kind of a dick, get out of here, yeah? You're seriously harshing the vibe." All the Aesir seem to talk like that, more modern. But Heimdall really gets on my nerves. He tries to act all tough like he's hot shit and could stand up to Thor. He probably assumes he could dodge all his hits like he does with everybody else, but Thor actually kept up with and eventually killed Kratos in their first fight, and Kratos, based on his fight with Heimdall, is fast enough to tag him, so Thor definitely would be. Heimdall likes to act tough but I wonder if he realizes just how much he flirts with death or at least significant injury whenever he tries to stand up or talk down to Thor.

[@dr.veronica6155]

@@sweeeeeeeeeeeeee I'm guessing he saw whatever it was that Thor was thinking about doing to him.

[@DLxxx]

I mean, he was terrified when he looked into Thor's mind, so odds are Heimdall would've been mamed, lol.

[@higharchbishopofteatasting6217]

@@sweeeeeeeeeeeeee Most likely Thor was gonna shove that arrow up his ass

[@cb-9938]

Odin killed Thor literally 2 seconds after he said "No" for probably the first time in his life

[@gobbowarboss2914]

This version of Odin says a lot about himself when he opens his first ever conversation with Kratos with "Do you know who I am?".

[@yakovstern8860]

Kratos "grounded" Thor in all senses 43:04

[@markwilliam7475]

This comment is waaay too low

[@michaelmiller6675]

Lmao

[@yakovstern8860]

@@markwilliam7475 not as low as you writing this comment 😄

[@cb-9938]

Crazy how Kratos and Thots fight didn't end with either of their deaths but with Kratos convincing Thor to put his weapon down and think.

[@serosen3950]

kratos to thor in their first fight "ONLY I MAY CALL HIM BOY!"

[@dayswillburn777]

At 44:39 Love the slight head knod of acknowledgement here

[@1.25-dihydroxycholecalciferol]

29:00 this part might just be depressing

[@Harrison0411]

Not once did Kratos take his eyes off Thor. He was ready for shit to jump off.

[@kamfungfan1354]

To be honest, thor is a good person, even he got a little bit stupid and miss unberstand on he's family, but he did try he best, unfortunately the time he finally weak up is the time he gonna......think deeply about the story of thor, I think Im about to cry a bit

[@Sf-at]

Me too bro I’m gonna cry at how good you’re grammar is.

[@kamfungfan1354]

@@Sf-at yea I know....sorry for it because I'm not really good at it, I tried a least

[@fleshizweak5864]

@@kamfungfan1354 It's all good mate, atleast you try to be better at it .__.👍

[@kamfungfan1354]

@@fleshizweak5864 for the sake of our language, we must be better

[@bluesword6058]

@@Sf-at your*

[@lynn-annmeyer5901]

"don't you know, WHAT I'VE DONE" is the saddest line in this game. it shows how Thor was manipulated by Odin and used for his power and God-killing capabilities. It shows how he felt about the situation. He was a good person inside.

[@icysweetnexi]

So what? I am supposed to care? I care about Baldur. I hate Thor.

[@mikewazooski5010]

I love how without the music and camera shakes we get to hear more depth of the vocal performances

[@TheStimpy321]

His barfing is very well voice acted. Seems like the guy has experience in it , haha :)

[@jakekreeger5318]

Finally, a Fat Thor I can get behind

[@felixthescholarlytitan4437]

Not exactly hard to get behind him when he’s that wide. Lol

[@michealmahmoud6391]

Imagine this Thor being an Avenger lol…more than that imagine this Loki/Norse Gods being in the Marvel universe and Loki/Atreus being the reason the Avengers started

[@igotchuoncamera3012]

Imagine giving a shit about the mcu that bastardized Norse mythology to sell childrens toys and movies 🤣

[@michealmahmoud6391]

@@igotchuoncamera3012 imagine thinking you were funny or had a valid point…🫢 (Norse mythology had multiple interpretations, not just Marvel comic, God of War isn’t more or less correct)

[@RyuKaguya]

@@michealmahmoud6391 imagine thinking being a dick for no reason makes you deep or gives you a wow moment.

[@michealmahmoud6391]

@@RyuKaguya imagine coming on one person’s post thinking criticizing the op’s own genuine musing is being funny or giving a one up then the op firing back is out of pocket

[@fulcrum6760]

Ironically, if this Thor was an Avenger, he would become a better person cause he’d make friends with Captain America and would’ve rebelled against Odin with their help (mostly with Hulk’s help and a hint of Wanda Maximoff).

[@daniellakatos5117]

41:50 - The Will Smith moment.

[@michaelmiller6675]

Thor just slapped the shit outta me

[@ashcollazo8529]

The best part of the whole game for me were the Atreus and Thor quests. Atreus being pure of heart began chipping away at Thor's cold exterior until he broke through to him one of the best redemption arcs you'll see for a villain in a video game.

[@randomguy3080]

Odin is such a good manipulator he had us thinking that Thor was going to be the big bad of this game

[@DrPhoenixJKZ]

And I guess I will miss those times Thor takes Atreus to fly.

[@DLxxx]

Same. I was actually really looking forward to their relationship developing further, but Thor's conditioning got the best of him. And then Odin got in the way at the end.

[@felixthescholarlytitan4437]

@@DLxxxIt hurts because Thor even admitted that Atreus had actually got him thinking that maybe things could get better during his second fight with Kratos. He speaks in anger, but I swear I heard some hurt in the line.

[@DrPhoenixJKZ]

@@felixthescholarlytitan4437 Definitely. Because he does not want things to be like this either.

[@DrPhoenixJKZ]

@@DLxxx Hope there is one way for Thor to break from hell or Helheim, like Kratos did.

[@enderslayer2024]

I couldn't stop laughing at the bar fight

[@parkersnyder7314]

The writing in this is so good

[@tofuteh2348]

Odin: existential crisis (that turned him into a control freak) Thor: alcoholism (that lead to beating the shit out of his son) Heimdall: just an asshole

[@pyrotech7986]

I have a used car salesman vibe with odin

[@tarijohn1924]

Was Thor not supposed to be startled when he saw the axe? It should been have reminiscent of his battle with Faye.

[@Dr._Mantis_Toboggan_Md.]

He was blackout drunk during that, hell, he can't properly recall already seeing the frozen lightning bolt.

[@tarijohn1924]

@@Dr._Mantis_Toboggan_Md. So Odin was right about him, he's just a drunk dumb ass.

[@nicknamed1267]

@@tarijohn1924 not really but also kinda. He is a drunk, but only really because Odin abused and bullied him into it. So yeah, Odins right about him, but only because HE made him that way in the first place and kept pressuring him to relapse when he tried to quit.

[@guardianprime437]

It would of been awesome to see a teamup of kratos and thor against odin

[@ivcenbait]

15:26 | It’s actually impressive that Heimdall didn’t foresaw Thor intervening, I’ve seen a comment somewhere where he didn’t bother to dodge Thrúd’s last attack before Atreus stopped her from causing the final blow. Perhaps, like Kratos, he can alter the future? Since he’s an destroyer.

[@__Theta__]

Ik god of war isn't really known for DLC but lord in heaven I would love for a Thor DLC fighting the giants or building towards ragnarok He quite literally steals the scenes they put him in.

[@endcorruption993]

41:50 Thor Smith: "Keep my daughter's name out your f**king mouth!"

[@chaneyphillips8317]

I knew Thor was going to be either badass and evil or badass and tragic when I heard Ryan Hurst's voice. Impeccable job!

[@Leo7-]

Honestly, Thor is one of my favorite characteristics of this game, and felt sad when he died like that.

[@chosendreams7961]

I havn't played the game yet but damn I didnt know thor was that tall lol

[@Tau_Aquila]

Half giant

[@aio9431]

What pyscho plays without music?

[@3EBstudio]

When thor knocks on your door I guess you lose parts of your roof .,..

[@reylion4091]

I wish there was more interaction between kratos and thor. Maybe four fights, more cutscenes together. The last game hyped him up so much. I was really looking forward to seeing what Thor was like. It’s not bad but not what I expected. Still pretty good though.

[@bobsimon8547]

Why is odin the really old version of hiccup from How to train your dragon?

[@jannmikoingelrabagogamingc6012]

@14:48 Why haven't I heard of anyone noticing that this line is a straight John Wick reference, really?

[@Cinemabuff-wr4qk]

How is it also a redemption arc for thor if he was killed by odin in the final act? Yeah, he stood up to Odin and said no for the first time after he demeaned him and treated him like an animal when he refused to kill kratos, but he was killed before he could do anything else to actually kick started his redemption. I would have liked to see him die in the process of wounding Odin so kratos has an upper hand at the moment or keeping his daughter safe from Odin when he tries kill her to punish thor for refusing to do as he says, instead of “subverting our expectations”.

[@ninepuchar1]

Damn,now after watching the whole story,you can see Thor trying for his family. A man full of guilt. Drinking himself to oblivion.

[@redemption8608]

17:31 just so polite

[@dougiebull2074]

This game has the best sound quality then any game i ever played.everything is just so crisp.

[@phoenixcapricorn8702]

Battle of the legends. Fight that we will never forget. Thunderous battle I’ve seen near the end of the game. Thor was one hell of an opponent. No match for the ghost of Sparta. Kratos will always survive. He punched Thor in the face, knocking his tooth out 🤟🤟

[@Turbulencje]

i love how AFGuides just obliterated Thor without taking any damage. Thanks bro

[@Zion-Phair]

You guys noticed how both of the brothers had a word that'd triggered them in a very bad way Baldur's word was feel Thor's word was think Both were from their parents, it's very heartbreaking

[@789syrus789]

It’s clear that Thor felt like shet what he did to Modi. He was probably drunk and beat his own son for running away after Magni died. Blamed him for his death. And in the end he lost both his sons. So he made a promise to his family he stop drinking in honor of his lost sons and for the sake of his daughter. Poor guy couldn’t keep it after the mental abuse he takes from Odin.

[@dillonmiller1279]

kratos only touched his axe whenever someone was moving towards or threatening atreus

[@bigwheel9468]

Dr glassman as Odin

[@amansdreamwillneverdie708]

I think giving Thor the borreby phenotype and the north keltic one to Odin was a good homage to the Nordic culture.

[@cdtv3602]

0:43 *I HAVE MEAD!* 🍷

[@midrovar5811]

i have to say, odin has a very good sense of humor

[@colemarheine3503]

By the time I realized Odin's abuse on Thor, I knew now that Thor is not a true bad guy, he did everything he did out of fear of his father.

[@TheWarchiefZekeJaeger]

I like the parallel of Thor and Kratos, Kratos was loyal to the Gods and lost his wife and daughter, Thor defied his father but his wife and daughter lived in the end.

[@dyanaforest7174]

Kratos got the invisible lat syndrome