The Story of Tyr All Tyr Scenes + Dialogue in God of War Ragnarok Valhalla

[@VideoGameSophistry]

00:00 First Tyr Boss Fight 4:30 Tyr Makes Kratos Remember Ares 10:00 Tyr Makes Kratos Remember Helios 15:50 Tyr Makes Kratos Remember Athena and Pandora 20:20 Tyr After Kratos Becomes the NEW God of War 24:53 Tyr on Mimir's Romance with Sigrun 26:24 Beating Tyr 10 More Times

[@ajizel13]

24:53 hottake For kratos: Lyssandra - the Era of his mistakes(he takes up roles and titles which made alot of mistakes, feared by all) Faye - the Era of his change(he changed significantly because of faye) Freya - the Era of his redemption(he takes up new roles and titles, and has the respect of all) Just a thought

[@abbyfithian5610]

Tyr might as will be considered a therapist for gods ha ha seriously he would be Great at it considering he knows kratos quite well being the god of war himself and all I swear to the God of war in Norse mythology does a great job and as for mimer being the conscience on kratosis shoulder is also a plus.

[@Tadicuslegion78]

Tyr: I will be your Therapist, Kratos. Kratos: How. Tyr: *Pulls out Katanas* By talking your language.

[@coomslayer6996]

Talking their language to them is the best way to help someone master their emotions, their thoughts, and ultimately master themselves and resolve all issues within them

[@nomado.3855]

Actually is a Nodachi.

[@Hypersaiyanike]

@@nomado.3855 Do you say that because of its actual size, or its size relative to Tyr?

[@nomado.3855]

The Nodachi has a less pronounced curvature, the tip doesn't have that signature shape that the katana has, and more importantly, the size of that thing is over 90cm.

[@Hypersaiyanike]

@@nomado.3855 I'd argue that the length shouldn't be taken into account because of how tall the wielder is. Tyr is easily 7-8 feet tall, and any weapon made for the average human is gonna look small in his hands. As for everything else, I genuinely didn't know about, and now that you bring it up, the tip does have a smoother curve more like a saber. I learned something today.

[@MalosiAudios]

“Because I can.” A simple reason, but between two gods of war speaks so many words.

[@saltinecracker4081]

Tyr would be a GOAT’d Jedi. “Because I can” has the same energy as that part in Battlefront 2 where Luke saves the Imperial stuck in a cave “because [he] asked”

[@JoeMazzolaTheFirstPersonCook]

Tbh it's a sentiment more people should hold in real life. Why help? Because we can.

[@Oreca2005]

@@JoeMazzolaTheFirstPersonCookwho does it feel like a Jesus teaching

[@Azrael-GC]

I love that line. So simple so honest. Perfekt in character of what we know of tyr

[@kaeljadondavis2779]

@@Oreca2005 It is. He's technically not the first with the idea, but He was arguably the first to be so radical about it, and to claim that ancient Jewish law was meant-ish to reveal the big picture behind the whole "because I can" reasoning.

[@jakekreeger5318]

I love how fake tyr was just a skeezy jerk But real Tyr and Kratos have a genuine friendship

[@northernalpine4350]

Tyr is a LEADER He is a god of war.

[@brehbreh01]

I think fake Tyr is really very well designed and does not feel random, after seeing actual Tyr (or vice versa, whoever was designed first). Fake Tyr is really like actual Tyr but a caricature version drawn by one of his haters.

[@sinoverlord1787]

“Because I can.” The weight behind those words for Kratos. Being manipulated by every god he ever came across, constantly being backstabbed and threatened over and over again. And then for Tyr to want to help Kratos for no reason but to help him. No tricks, no manipulation, no threats just a god of war wanting to help another god of war.

[@ajizel13]

Snd that hits home at the message faye gave him also

[@Amateur_Ambiance]

And it’s from a GOD OF WAR too. I love the kinship between Kratos and Tyr.

[@Nguyenngocquocbao5]

One of the big reasons why Kratos respects Týr besides his equal fighting skills to Kratos and the vast knowledge along with deep experience he learned from other pantheons during his travels.

[@TheNorthie]

Fans were upset we didn’t get to see the real Tyr until after the game’s ending, but this makes up for it. We see more of his personality and him fighting. You understand clearly why Odin feared and hated Tyr so much: it’s everything Odin wanted to be but could never be

[@yaujj65]

You know Odin reminds me of The Governor of the Walking Dead. Smooth talker and manipulator (Governor is more smooth talker than Odin), petty and vengeful, very controlling, sadistic, willing to kill their own, do have little care but too far to be redeemed. Definitely unlikeable after death.

[@KenshiImmortalWolf]

I have to imagine for the VA it was nice to play the real Tyr.

[@3000asianboy]

@@yaujj65 don't forget the eyepatch!

[@ajizel13]

The fact he had knowledge of other lands, of the other realms, that odin desperately wanted....and he was the god of war....so he couldn't out right fight him.... Being similar to kratos, in that he likely has magic and weapons that are extremely powerful.. Yet he has such wisdom, and counsel that and doesn't covet power like odin...... Odin had to have hated his guts tbh....he couldn't really kill him, because he's too valuable....

[@benragnarsson7228]

​@@ajizel13 also tyr was the main worshiped god of the germanic nations before woden/odin worship took over

[@soleonshae8657]

To see Kratos be actually TRAINED as a god, and not just used as a weapon was so refreshing after the Greece saga

[@lorenzdecena]

Something that his family should have done when they made him god of war.

[@narukamishirou284]

Well, he did rejected Athena's blessing to make him full god in Ghost of Sparta

[@DarsiPadilla]

​@@narukamishirou284but in all seriousness, why did Athena instructed Kratos to open Pandora's Box IF it contains the Evils of the World?

[@luisiana1121]

​@@DarsiPadilla because she covets a power that's meant to be shared with others: Hope.

[@ninjawork111]

@@DarsiPadilla What Lusiana said, also because it was the only way for him to slay Ares.

[@sebastiancastaneda2939]

I love how he is the Týrapist for Kratos

[@grouch_gaming]

that effing pun... take my upvote.

[@ivanhunter6492]

Take my upvote and leave

[@seekThelight01]

150th like. Take it and leave it.

[@JarvisBaileyVA]

I love the little "show me" from Kratos before their first scrape. Kratos wanted to see the power of this God of War for himself.

[@chilliicecream5456]

I don’t know if Kratos actually likes fighting or not, but it’s probably some of the only catharsis he gets after all this time.

[@trihermawan9553]

​@@chilliicecream5456 he likes challenge, wether it's conflict, fights or just plain riddles.

[@wonkygaming3151]

@@trihermawan9553 Maybe he just wanted to see what Tyr's REALLY about, after Odin portrayed him as an incompetent pussy.

[@macmacvey4379]

Everyone truly deserves a friend like tyr.

[@keandregreen5628]

It’s just amazing how this was tyrs first fight in centuries and he’s an absolute beast

[@CrazzyJ-iw5rc]

theres a reason why odin locked him up rather than just killed him.

[@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit]

He's God of war for a reason.

[@keandregreen5628]

@@CrazzyJ-iw5rc and judging by the mural in the first game Thor and Odin had to tag team him

[@kaanalkoc9868]

@@keandregreen5628 Thor and Odin had to tagteam Surtr(ragnarok form) not Tyr

[@Zac_Frost]

Yeah, even with Kratos going all out to beat him, Tyr is able to catch his fist without even looking, like it's not even that hard for him.

[@Exzelled]

love how everyone is just showing love to Tyr. Goes to show that even with the limited interactions that we had with him he provides enough knowledge and wisdom to gain the communities trust and love.

[@kambalesguerra5817]

I mean it is the god of war😎

[@FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs]

And with how universally liked Tyr is by the fanbase, it also makes sense why everyone he's met in-universe also liked & respected him. He's just a very chill, freindly & wise person who could still destroy everyone he comes into contact with if he so desired.

[@playstationarusu]

In GoW 2018 Tyr was a rare example of a good god for Kratos and Atreus to look up to, a god of war no less. They learned of a lot of his travels and good deeds. Its really great to see him actually living up to those stories in this DLC after Odin somewhat ruined his reputation.

[@ytw101]

Tyr shows us why hes a real god of war. Using the weapons from other lands and being a expert in all of them. Hes the only god kratos knows and has meet that can match him in strength and wisdom to understand others perspectives. The fact he respects kratos so much and was able to help him cope his trauma better then anyone, even faye shows how good he is.

[@Nguyenngocquocbao5]

It is such a shame that Kratos and Atreus did not find him out in the right place.Had they find the real one and both Týr and Kratos cooperate to lead the 9 realms in Ragnarok,everything will go much smoother and Brok didn't have to die,Sindri wouldn't have to be the broken,vengeful man like we see in the game.

[@ShibuNub3305]

It's a very unique perspective for a character of his position in the pantheon. Tyr may be a God of War, but he doesn't embody ruthlessness, or bloodlust, or sadism. To him, the art of combat is merely a way of understanding and connecting with the world, and in using the wisdom and teachings of those connections, he can better himself as both a warrior and a person.

[@ivanhunter6492]

THIS is the Tŷr we wanted, not the mockery that *he* portrayed him as

[@touremuhammad5983]

Exactly! 😢

[@nathandragmire4517]

That doesn't make much sense because the Tyr in Ragnarok was revealed to be Odin. He was playing an act and even mocking Tyr, it doesn't make sense to compare when Odin was acting as tyr and this is the real one that's been freed from his imprisoned after Ragnarok

[@lunalegion]

@@nathandragmire4517 The he OP was referring to is Odin.

[@Primal_Aozora]

Well thankfully with the asshole Odin gone, there’s a chance we’ll see even more of him in the near future, perhaps even play as him. This DLC proves there’s still so much to explore.

[@philipgood5041]

It's extra tragic because Odin was definitely acting so cowardly out of spite. Behold the pacifist. Making us all become so disappointed and fed up with Tyr, then feeling guilty because it makes sense he wouldn't be the same after all those years, only for it all to be a cruel trick

[@JWesker1998]

I like how even Týr gets annoyed with Helios

[@garrettjackson1451]

He most likely had to tolerate Heimdall for years

[@Rhino-Prime]

Considering he was well-traveled. He also had to deal with the greek gods at some point

[@Pivotcong2000]

Tyr might be a peaceful and wise god of war, but I love that he’s also enjoying his fight with Kratos and not just because he has to. You can hear his excitement when he gets to bring out his fancy exotic weapons. The guy likes fighting probably just as much as Kratos does, but has the noblest reason to be fighting him.

[@northernalpine4350]

Think of it like this Most of us would not like going to war But all of us would love to fight our friends with replica Swords, wear armor and shoot eachother with fancy airsoft guns

[@josephpercy8772]

@@northernalpine4350That’s so wholesome OMG

[@Elliott-l6u]

During our fights with Tyr, I always got excited when he used different weapons from his travels around the world. When we got to the final fight, I kept saying, “He’s going to use a katana”. When he pulled it out, I literally screamed “I fucking knew it”. Did anyone else have that reaction?

[@idontknowyet2875]

So it wasn't just me who guessed katana huh Neat

[@samehada87]

The Japanese flute leitmotif that can be heard when he revealed the katana was **chef’s kiss**

[@scrungobeepis5443]

*Ōdachi, a Katana is the Japanese equivalent of a one handed sword like an Arming Sword or a Scimitar The weapon Týr pulls out is clearly meant to only be wielded with two hands and it’s relative proportions are almost twice the length of a Katana It’s like if Týr pulled out a Zweihander but it was called a Broadsword

[@decimalheckery5737]

@@scrungobeepis5443 tbf with tyr's size i assume it was essentially like wielding a regular katana for him

[@akshayshetty9331]

Tyr is a menace. And I’m glad he is there for Kratos. God of war doesn’t mean god of violence. Tyr showed him there is more to the name than just fights

[@TheSSBBfan666]

Tyr is a better God of War to Kratos than Athena and Ares ever were

[@thiago292]

​@@TheSSBBfan666Tyr is everything that Athena should've been

[@otakuwannbe4387]

Aside from being the god of war in Norse mythology, Tyr was known as the God of Justice as well. Meaning Tyr didn't fight for the sake of fighting but also for truth

[@TheSSBBfan666]

@@thiago292 yeah its clear GoW Athena might have not been so noble as she presented herself as compared to the rest of ehr family.

[@TheSSBBfan666]

@@otakuwannbe4387 in some lore, he's the leader of the Norse gods before Odin.

[@Winter-The-Masquerade]

One of my favorite things about Tyr is how he goes about helping his friends. With Freya he applauds her for taking up the fight against Odin because he knows she needs to know that she did the right thing by coming back and by fighting against Odin. With Mirmir he reassures him that he did the right thing in freeing the Lyngbakr and that the creature is grateful to him for freeing him. With Kratos he helps him reevaluate his actions by reminding him of the context of the situations (like pointing out that the deal made with Ares was because it was the only way to save his people and couldn't have known of the fallout of that choice), showing that for all his mistakes he has changed since then and his fight with him are because he knows that Kratos needs combat to help with give him clarity. It shows that he has a firm grasp of people and can help them to be their best selves and for no other reason then because it is within his power to do so. I personally would love to see him help Sindri come to terms with the death of his brother (though this one would be hard seeing his is in the form that Odin used to take Brok's life) as the poor guy needs help.

[@ValentinoMarino11]

Týr’s incredible humane treatment is what Odin hated, I think. Because of his kindness and wisdom and will to learn, he learned things Odin simply never could. Odin only took. He took what he wanted to learn.

[@omegalol541]

stopping a punch from kratos is really shows how powerful he is, i know kratos is pulling some punches but thats a big feat

[@Zac_Frost]

And he did it without even looking lol.

[@orhandalegend]

while still being weak after centuries of imprisonment

[@fightclub6284]

Well kratos also mentions that Valhalla weakens him

[@Zac_Frost]

@@fightclub6284 Only when he forced his way in the first time.

[@omegalol541]

@@fightclub6284 no thats when he entered the wrong way if I recall

[@cosmic2750]

Týr went from a cool little easter egg at the end of the story to one of the most crucial characters in Kratos' character story. Truly amazing. I believe we owe Lord Týr an apology for doubting him.

[@Jknight416]

24:53 Didn't expect to learn about a philosophical take on love here from Tyr. Makes you want to think real hard about it doesn't it

[@KenshiImmortalWolf]

So many little details. Tyr's over all conversations with both Kratos and Mimir are so genuine and He speaks from wisdom, acting in a way as a therapist for both the Greek god of war and the new Norse god of war, as well as the smartest man alive. The way his eyes dim when he yeilds is also such a small touch. I feel like the 'Show me' from Kratos in the first fight isn't about being ready, i think he recognized the style of sheild and spear Tyr has favored and wants to see just what his counterpart can do with them.

[@arbknight12]

Tyr didn't just acquire the weapons, he spent time learning how to use them. Learning how to use them from (most likely) the various Gods of War: Huitzilopochtli (Aztec), Sekhmet (Egypt), and Hachiman (Japan)

[@XHammer-fs5pf]

24:55 this is a nice talk about the philosophy of love. Týr is so wise.

[@shawnthompson2303]

*This is the Way.*

[@bentowers7743]

I think that if Tyr were to be given a knew title, a new position, I think that it would be as the god of wisdom. He's certainly much wiser than Oden ever was. Tyr learned from those around him, shared his knowledge, and sought to improve himself and help others, while Oden only sought to gain and keep knowledge for himself, never learning from his mistakes or seeking to help others out of the goodness in his heart. Oden may have known and learned many things, but knowledge and wisdom are not always the same thing.

[@ytw101]

22:55 Sounds like tyr is skittish about that 😂

[@mightystellwan1974]

😂the first time he *EXCUSES*

[@garrettjackson1451]

So him losing and regaining his arm was a work around

[@goldbristow7239]

Maybe Tyr had a history of helping Odin's narcissistic pursuits of power, and it took him a while to figure out he was wrong. Or maybe he feels like he took too long to stop Odin, and help those he victimized?

[@h20poseidon33]

It's kinda like with Thor too, I feel like all his sons are stronger than Odin. But he's just simply smarter at making them work for him.

[@bizzaroblake2519]

Tyr was supposed to be a neutral party for war in general as it was his job. Clearly he knew he had more responsibility to his title than odin figured otherwise he'd try tyrs method of gaining knowledge and power. Tyr also knew that by seeing beyond the Nine realms point of view would he help his realms better. All that respect can be dangerous to any on the other side. All of the realms united in tyrs name to unite the realms in that act. Sometimes one person and a new idea goes deeper than a spear wound.

[@albertocruzado2899]

Tyr is similar to Odin in a sense. Both of them craved knowledge. Odin attacks you with almost all the types of magics existing in the game, and Tyr attsaks with the knowledge and instruments gained in distant lands. I can picture Tyr being similar to Odin in actitude at the beginning. "Whats wrong about gaining more and more knowledge? You could serve better, be the master of your destiny instead of a tool". Sounds like pretty good motivations. Its what motivated Odin, and we know how well it did. Because Odin had no self-reflection. He didnt have personal values whose satisfaction was enough to bring him a feeling of worth. He believed he was to be either an omniscient good or nothing. Tyr is more about self-reflection and understanding, of one self and others, not just gaining data about them to use.

[@tativi99]

IIRC Mimir said that Týr helped the giants, in part, because he felt responsible for what Odin did to them. Týr was the only Aesir god the giants fully confided in, and he also believed Thor and Odin's word that they wouldn't hurt the giants, believing that they could see things his way: that peace was the better option for all involved, if not for empathy at least pragmatically. Of course, Odin betrayed them and hunted them down to near extinction the moment he didn't get exactly what he wanted. Týr felt partially guilty, so he helped Faye lock Jotunheim out of Odin's reach.

[@bizzaroblake2519]

@tativi99 except we don't know if Faye was involved in that scheme. All we know is Faye lured thor out into a drunken fight and destroyed part of vanaheim. Honestly I feel that fight with thor mortally weakened her until she died. Since we don't know what exactly killed her.

[@eduardomagana3858]

THIS…is the God of War.

[@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit]

Tyr is certainly living up to his reputation as god of war.

[@punmaster4338]

Tyr is the definition of a great therapist

[@antismo9998]

Týrapist

[@punmaster4338]

Eyyyy nice, about to put that in my tyr list

[@antismo9998]

@@punmaster4338 Appreciate it, brother

[@sonofatlas1372]

When men want a therapist the therapist we need is the one like tyr straight to the point.

[@TimParaxade]

Not only that, but also one who makes a point to speak the same language as the person he seeks to help (hence all the fighting).

[@azizalshatti2480]

18:15 I don't know why I was hyped about the Samurai sword with the music too 🔥🔥🔥

[@ChargerusPrime]

This is so amazing to see. Kratos actually being trained by a good God, a good person and a truly wonderful teacher. As far as I'm concerned, Týr is absolutely right. There is no better person, no better God to take his office and throne. No better warrior, no better hero than the God slayer, the hero of Ragnarök. And now, once more, the God of War.

[@RockingKevin92]

That last line noted in Journal in 3:22, thats literally what i thought about him after this DLC

[@AznJsn82091]

He's just sitting there. MENACINGLY!!!

[@darter9000]

That one word, “Yet” made the difference between friend and foe for Kratos.

[@kristianparalisan8909]

22:47 He probably pulled a "what did you eat!" with Garm and pulled his arm out of Garm's throat like a jaded dog owner.

[@Snow.Frostborne_Ch]

-A Greek Dory and Aspis -An Aztec Macuahuitl -A pair of Egyptian Khopesh -A Japanese Tachi Týr: Mr. Worldwide

[@mightystellwan1974]

And I bet childe can't event stand against Tyr😂 In the first phase😂😂😂

[@Aggelis13]

Funny thing, Dory and Aspis are Athena's weaponry

[@Ilyas-ty6cy]

​@@mightystellwan1974 The only characters that maybe can hold themself in GoW universe is Archon in peak power. Any mortals is pretty much out of the question.

[@beardeddog8215]

​@@Aggelis13maybe, tyr once fuck athena 😂😂😂

[@yrooxrksvi7142]

Bet the Macuahuitl is a gift from Huitzilopochtli.

[@evgeniptolemy5570]

Tyr: "Kratos! You mentioned a half-brother, Hercules." Kratos: "Hmmm. Bless my soul, Herc was on a roll..."

[@kamenrangerzeo8251]

Looking on this Tyr proves to be a better God of War than Ares, which I wonder if these two ever meet since Tyr had traveled to different lands? Plus Tyr's wisdom and warrior spirit really helped Kratos and put him on the true correct path of what he could have been.

[@StmaclGaming]

So we know from Tyr's vault in the first game that Kratos was at least operating as a known factor since he had pots with Kratos on it. Whether he was god then or not though I have no clue

[@Cosmic_Deity]

Time could also be different in the realms. Greece is probably the last land he discovered. I dont much think he would’ve had the power to rival Ares either.

[@flossbrunn]

That explains why the Valkyrie music was played in Týr's Temple.

[@overlord6815]

I think if you replaced Kratos with Tyr during Ragnarok(the way it was supposed to go) he would 100% have been able to defeat Thor and Odin based on his combat ability here.

[@ajizel13]

Notice everytime tyr catches his punch, his eyes start to dim, as he yields...like he's powering down

[@milinko_]

tyr is literally my favorite character i love him so much and i hope we see more of him in later games !!!

[@jager477]

Therapy the only way two gods of war can have it, by beating the absolute SHIT out of each other.

[@lunalegion]

I wonder what Týr saw when he stepped through the door.

[@TheSSBBfan666]

probably how he was while serving Odin and Asgard on the campaign.

[@saiyankingbroly]

Seeing how Odin was a horrible father I think Týr saw himself as Odin think about it the similarities between the two the charisma, the wisdom, the power

[@TheSSBBfan666]

@@saiyankingbroly yeah possibly, and picking up on how Odin treated others.

[@beardeddog8215]

Maybe tyr once just like Thor, only a tools for Odin. But slowly he doubt his own actions

[@picassojulien899]

Týr is such a wise person. “ A man that is at war with himself places a deficit upon his focus “. Something that can only be taught with experience

[@lovelace9638]

10:54 Tyr, the God of war. The one who fought for peace. Tried to broker a truce between the giants and the Aesirs. Known for his resilience and unshakeable will even when imprisoned for a long time. is getting annoyed with Helios 😂. I guess not even the Norse God of War can tolerate people with Hermes or Helios' attiude lol.

[@rookman4741]

He probably did have to tolerate Heimdall for the amount of time that Tyr was still with Odin, though.

[@nielmaceda5303]

I imagine Kratos smirks each time Tyr pulls out a glowing weapon 😅

[@josephpercy8772]

Ngl I did lol

[@Christianityg2002]

Besides kratos Tyr is honestly my favorite character in the GOW series

[@notoriousrjg9257]

"Goodness is not a destination, but a practice. Misfortune may drive anyone to darkness, we resist it only through wisdom and vigilance". Maybe its the weed, but I felt that shit

[@Gero_XZ]

The Norse God of War, everyone. An excellent Therapist, and an excellent Gym Partner

[@OhioUltimate979]

This game is so mature my god it’s amazing.

[@victorhernandez5013]

10:46 So Greece is rebuilding itself huh..... interesting

[@itzdcx]

Kratos new title: *"God of Hope"*

[@dolphin-studio]

I think the point of all is that he is both. God of war when a fight is needed and hope when nothing else remains, plus god of hope doesnt sound as good as god of war plus it's the name of the franchise.

[@TruePeaceSeeker]

Tyr is my favorite character in GoW now

[@Cafeacore]

Id be very interested to see Mimirs trial in Valhalla

[@Vandalgia]

I can see Mimir's Valhalla to be a sort of puzzle, a battle against his own intellect. Given with how many puzzles God of War has, I think that would still fit into the game.

[@PhantoRoyce]

He’s like Jesus but he kicks ass

[@robbietrusty5252]

I think he is Jesus because of his kindness and similarities in appearance

[@barbarianremover2463]

*"Show me"* No matter how much Kratos developed he is still Kratos. The bit of arrogant and wrathful god killer.

[@garrettjackson1451]

It’s not that he wanted to see what Tyr can do as it’s been years since he fought a god of war

[@YozoraHeart]

1:30 Everyone recognizes "Because I can" as the wonderful line that it is, but my favorite part is the brief look of confusion Tyr has before. Like he can't even comprehend why someone would question being helped. Why WOULDN'T he help someone if he could?

[@grouch_gaming]

can we appreciate the opening of the journal? Its always written from Kratos's perspective.

[@kevintc-r7069]

Tyr God of therapy

[@Gundam4]

Note Tyr is the only one in the game to ever call Kratos Spartan.

[@wonkygaming3151]

I noticed in his invitation he specifically called him *Kratos* of Sparta too, presumably because he knew Kratos hates the *Ghost* of Sparta title, as evidenced from his visit to Helheim in 2018.

[@Nguyenngocquocbao5]

​@@wonkygaming3151Clear signs of respect from Týr

[@wonkygaming3151]

@@Nguyenngocquocbao5 Not hard to see why everybody besides Asgard loves him.

[@Nguyenngocquocbao5]

@@wonkygaming3151 Yup.Even though he is a god of war,he is fair, respectful,kind and authentic to everyone,both mortals and gods.Not the cruel and manipulative type like Ares and Odin

[@MrDueltube]

Man this is why I love this game so much, this is clearly just a combat arena DLC/Update but even here in this limited environment for storytelling there is better quality dialogue and narrative that exists in most games main campaigns. Masterful work as always Santa Monica.

[@jamesfield6431]

I love how Tyr is like a therapist

[@Cincelia]

I much rather for the developers take time with Atreus story and first get to see Tyrs travels as a whole game, he just sounds so fascinating

[@hndz7953]

22:58 🤣🤣TYR YOU SON OF A

[@Kaijugan]

Bro knows it’s a technicality

[@jumnei5159]

Tyr here being the god of therapy I went back to see Tyr's (Odin) cutscenes and in none of them he is useful, necessary or even mildly pleasant to be around.

[@asainman8012]

I feel like the next god of war would probably be tyr giving the player tips and lore about the culture or place he's been through since he has the eyes of a giant.

[@nomadnick726]

Tyr wanting to prepare kratos to take his place as the god of war makes sence in both the game & in actual norse beliefs. Tyr pointing out that kratos is more known & respected than Tyr is true in norse paganism/Asatru because while Tyr is 1 of the most respected and revered norse gods, he's also 1 of the least known due to not much info & myths about him are known these days, yet this also makes him 1of the most unique & mysterious of the gods.

[@JBLightning.]

28:00 new title imagine the next games called god of hope lmao

[@gavinotheshitpostartist5586]

And if we were to follow Atreus then it would be "God Of Mischief"

[@theaccelerator2581]

Helios sassing the whole journey seem VERY enjoyable

[@AarontheCarSalesGuy]

The only problem with Tyr's story is how they THREW AWAY TYR's TEMPLE! Literally was an ICONIC invention that made realm travel for all possible. The craftsmanship, uniqueness, and skill that took over undoubtedly CENTURIES of work! Was one of the coolest things about the 2018 GOW. Then in Ragnorak you use the world tree, which is understandable since Odin locked out the Temple / The Long Winter before Ragnorak made the Temple's inaccessable. Still, the way Tyr was built up as a Rival to Odin, just not as malicious, was criminal. How was Tyr captured and imprisoned in the 1st place? Tyr's intellect should rival Odins, no?

[@Snorefae]

I believe in the first game there’s a mural on a wall under the temple showing both Thor and Odin putting Tyr in chains, I think that’s meant to show that it took both Odin and Thor fighting Tyr to subdue him even then I doubt he went down easy.

[@victorpleitez768]

By cheating, that’s the only possible way for Odin to imprison Tyr

[@johnpaulcastillo8403]

Now I understand the champion of the giants thing. It is not about the giants in Midgard, Atraus is going to be a champion of all giants from around the world. Now I get it.

[@amauriherrera6022]

The part where Tyr mentions Love being a reflection of our soul potential rather than the object of our passion/adoration is some Ascended Masters level of teaching. I'm impressed to see such intricacy in a modern game.

[@CIII328]

This version of Tyr is great. I like how he’s an inquisitive and kind man while also being firm and wise. He’s peaceful, but he’s also a warrior. And it’s funny how he boasts of the weapons from his travels while casually glossing over the space magic he’s using to select them. He’s a badass

[@macmacvey4379]

I love how this dlc has literal logical psychology in the entire dialogue. We genuinely shiuld all strive to be like the mindset tyr has, for himself and for his friends

[@ajizel13]

Stark personality difference between real tyr and "fake" tyr.... Fake tyr being a wuss, contradicting himself, and extremely opposed to any kind of fighting..... sounding real shady and maaddd questionable.. Real tyr has such a different vibe to em... Such an open book yet we only know so much about em via stories from murals...and is open to fighting(really sparring) kratos again, again, and again....using variety of his tools from his travels too..showing that, like kratos, he also collected weapons, and magic as well..... THINK ABOUT THAT FOR A SECOND....TYR LIKELY HAS MAGIC THAT HE ISNT EVEN USING!!!!!

[@Alvarro99]

Such a nice guy this Tyr 😂

[@lenOwOo]

How Tyr turned into decent god when all his brother got fked up by odin?

[@consumerjtc5835]

He was very much like his brothers until he had a life changing field trip by going through that door.

[@VicmundLim]

Tyr the god of war more like the god of wisdom

[@pugtie4695]

1:30 Tyr: I'm not here to just meditate this time kratos this time I'm going to kick your 🤬

[@sheepisfortheweak6164]

Tyr out here being both Kratos' therapist and personal trainer

[@crimsonshadow13]

You can easily tell that not only is Tyr a very skilled warrior but is also very wise and spiritual as well.

[@hndz7953]

*BECAUSE I CAN* tyr is indeed a superior and kratos are worth became his disciple, even in now present and yeah, Tyr is more worth than norns but not gonna lie, norns already warned kratos about heimdall-atreus but maybe they know this momnet about tyr-kratos is come

[@PR1ME98]

Imagine tyr vs ares

[@quangnguyentrung647]

Tyr God of Therapy

[@kingswarthy]

I’m glad real tier is just full payoff and a good dude it’s nice to see Kratos actually get to do some emotional healing

[@almerosepwanzaky6342]

I gotta say, the decision to make a small part of Valhalla to be a therapy clinic with the real Tyr as the therapist is adorable...

[@Diamond_Bridge]

Tyr, the greatest Valhalla therapist

[@Dmen95]

It's obvious when I say this but I love how you can see the difference between real tyr and Odin tyr Real tyr comes to an understanding mindset and helps you navigate their your issues I also love that he has one of the best lines to quote in this dlc

[@KermitOfWar]

Kratos: What did you see passed those doors? Týr: The future. One where you & I rule together, in spirit & in marriage. Kratos: .... Týr: I'm messing with you dude or am I? Kratos: What...is a dude? Helious: An imbecile, Kraytosss.

[@shawnthompson2303]

Týr follows the Way…. *He is Mandalorian.*

[@PaddyRoon7]

This version of Tyr is a fantastic example of a flat character arc, and it makes perfect sense why he's decided to take that role for Kratos.

[@batknightchannel8169]

It all makes sense now. I mean ,first I heard about the next game set in egypt ,I wasn't sure about it ,Since Kratos had no significant connections to egyptian gods ,maybe the only fact I heard tbat kratos met faye in egypt for the 1st time ,which still could be a false rumor. But seeing tyr's weapons here ,and the chat about him traveling the world to learn by mimir & atreus in 2018's game brings it up. So I'm guessing ,yeah Kratos might go to egypt (tyr's oval shaped blades ,seen them in ac origins) ,next maybe japan /china (tyr's long a bit katana-like-blade) ,maybe even mayan (tyr's greatsword maybe mayan or norse like the traveller's ,or the spear and shield could be mayan ,or it's simply just greek /spartan)

[@kambalesguerra5817]

It is a khopesh from egypt

[@batknightchannel8169]

@@kambalesguerra5817 interesting. Thanks for sharing the info. Will make a note of it.

[@MuhammadRizal-bx1ti]

What im wondering is. How the hell did odin captured tyr???

[@gavinotheshitpostartist5586]

Probably by tag teaming him with Baldur and Thor. Those two are more than enough to destroy countries

[@aneetakumari6957]

Odin is also the biggest god in norse y'know?

[@NicholasGeschke]

This DLC adds a certain symmetry to Kratos' journey. In the original game, long ago, the Ghost of Sparta defeated the God of War and took up his Throne; unhappily I might add and plagued by nightmares. Here, at the end of his story, Kratos defeats the Norse God of War and takes up a new Throne, having forgiven himself, as the God of Hope. Well done, Kratos. You've earned it.

[@kevinprehm]

*Kratos has gained a new homie*