Atreus: "Father, when will I look like you?" Kratos sweating nervously: _Oh shit, I'm going to have to explain that I'm wearing the ashes of his sister and stepmo-_ Atreus: "Y'know, bigger!" Kratos: _OH THANK FUCK_
To be honest, spartans aren't just killing machines😂 they are also taught other emotions to keep themselves from going the wrong path, kratos on the other hand had anger issues, dude just woke up one day and decided to massacre the greek pantheon.
@@LukeJukeDuke you can try to teach them other emotions but when you're starved and beat and forced to steal and kill as a child I think it's safe to say there's gonna be some trauma😂 sparta = great warriors/insanely fucked up culture
@@Agent-57 No excuse, I do calisthenics, which require no equipment, and you can slowly build up to any exercise, if you cannot do handstands do pike push-ups, if they're hard for you, just elevate your hands with books or something until you can do it without them. Then start elevating your feet, until you can do a handstand.
Heracles (or Hercules) was the best example of this. Guy was a demigod and yet still didnt give up and was working out so hard so he could gain the physique he got in 3rd game.
That's not even the whole story. Heracles even tried shooting an arrow at the sun just because he was too hot, hoping it would extinguish. Helios praised his bravery and called it a day and let Selene brought night earlier than usual. This story was to explain daylight saving.
@@wainach9518 in a way it can. If you look at it from the strength of enduring everything that life has thrown at us, unless you were sheltered then you have stories to tell about when you overcame situations and came out a stronger person. Sure were not gods but we all have strength that’s for sure.
I love these "pass time banters" in the game so much. It really make the characters more whole and show how much they've changed compared to the prequals.
I would've preferred if kratos talked about his old kingdom, like the farmers, peasants, women, children, and old men in Sparta, because warring isn't the only culture the Spartans had, there's also some small cultural things that's also shared between all inhabitants of Greece, would've loved to hear that. He could've talked about his golden armor too and about the blades of Olympus.
Also to add to my original reply, they literally mentioned the hot gates in the game but never bothered to talk about the reason WHY King Leonidas only brought three hundred Spartans, and historically it all have to do with the Greek culture that prevents war from being waged between countries. Would've loved to see kratos talk about that.
@neil To the best of my knowledge, it is a direct continuation, but you calling it a soft reboot can also be considered correct in terms of gameplay and storytelling only we have no idea wtf happened between 3 and 4
Damn, this is probably one of the manliest father and son conversation I've ever heard, Kratos teaching even us some legitimate weight lifting and training advice..
It seriously is. My Pops was a police officer for 33 years and was always jacked. We never had this kind of talk, but I was always naturally strong while working in the trades. It wasn't until later when he told me he spent every minute of down time he had at the station, lifting weight. This scene really hit home for me
Kratos' dialogue just sounds so much...warmer... in this game. It really sounds like the folks that made the dialogue put a special emphasis on conveying that Kratos is settling into his role as a father; and of course the performances of the voice actors. Game is God tier
I mean in gow(2018 ) he's still grieving for his wife and is trying to connect with his son . In gow Ragnarok they shared that journey and grew together, it's obvious that Kratos would mellow out a tiny bit after all those years 🥺
Christopher Judge was an honestly inspired choice. One of his biggest rolls was similarly a large, strong man of few words but who could speak volumes with his facial expressions.
@@KenshiImmortalWolfI hope Judge more voice work in other stuff besides GOW (which is phenomenal btw) and I also hope he isn't a one trick pony like many other celeb voice actor's. Like Pratt and the Rock, gotta show more than gruff men of few words.
@@santiagogabaldon6596 the dude played Teal'c of Stargate Fame, Stoic badasses are kind of his thing, yeah he gives them a lot of depth but his voice does not lend itself to the greatest range. I hope we do see him more but I wouldn't be surprised if The stoic man who says only what needs saying is the roll he gets. Some people are specialized.
I love the role reversal here, usually Kratos is straight to the point and Mimir is more considerate of other people’s feelings, but here Kratos is trying to pass some wisdom to his son and Mimir flat out tells him to start working out skinny.
The fact that they can regenerate means they're already on juice. Now, all Atreus has to do is follow Mimir's advice about picking heavy things up & putting them back down. And frankly, with his regeneration or healing factor, he could practically do it everyday day of the week... unlike us mortals.
Honestly, the fact that Kratos goes out of his way to take good care of his body even when he doesn't need to is such a cool demonstration of his character, especially compared to how some gods don't even bother with maintaining appearances in such a way. It goes to show how Kratos is literally more grounded. He concerns himself with mortal activities that other gods might consider humiliating because it builds discipline and character.
Atreus: "When do I get muscles like yours?" Kratos: "When you work for them. Do 100 situps, 100 pushups, 100 squats, and a 10km run every day." Atreus: "But when do I know I'm stronger and bigger?" Kratos: "When you go bald."
Kratos: "At that moment, you shall be able to obliterate your enemies. . . With a single punch. Verily like that mysterious bald stranger that I have met, from an even stranger land. . . ."
@@Broomer52 Fun fact Kratos has hair he just decides to shave it. He only has a little bit of receding because of his age but it’s not due to pattern testosterone alopecia. He has the Greek big forehead line across. Look at the 102 questions about god of war.
The funny thing is that Kratos has a Greek God Physique and Thor has that of a strong man. Very accurate for their cultures and their individual definition of strength
@@josephfigues4202 it’s especially neat when you notice Kratos has transitioned more into the strongman build with his more filled in core rather than having a skinny waist like he used to, although they may have done that because of his age it may also be a thematic and stylistic choice too
Atreus: “Father? When will I look like you?” Kratos: “In what way?” Atreus: “When will my skin turn white like yours? Does that come from aging, or did you do something to make it that way?” Kratos: *sweating uncomfortably*
This is even funnier when given the context that Atreus is only asking because he tried, and failed, to open a chest like Kratos does and got laughed at by Sindri.
Why is no one talking about how Atreus got a little insecure that his father might have thought he couldn't handle being trained like a Spartan, but his dad reassures him that he actively chose to raise him differently
Aye, that Spartan training was no joke... and I doubt Faye would've approved of him throwing Atreus out in the forest for Spartain training at age 6 everyday.
@@abstract5249 you are right. I like to compare Spartan training to early imperial training for roman legionaries which also achieve a very advanced combatant which excels in several skills without high trauma. Thanks for sharing
@@Diogolindir I'm saying Spartan training IS traumatic and abusive (not that it isn't). Kratos tells Freya the elders would beat their children and abandon them in the wildnerness to fend for themselves.
I dunno I feel like it meant more that God power isn't reliant on muscle, but that doesn't mean that having a more athletic, powerful frame won't benefit them when they unleash their God power. I bet one of the reasons why Kratos is as strong as he is isn't just his heritage, but his trained body.
@@holliswilliams8426 skinny short powerlifters are not the best in the world are they?Stronge strongmen almost all fall into 2m category and a lot of them are 400 lbs. No place for skinny ectomorph with thin wrists there
With a younger son in real life this game almost perfectly captures the annoyance of parenting that occurs when real life son wants something easily and cannot get it. Almost too good of a job. Really quite impressive writing.
"You've got the strength of a god no matter what, lad. but if you want the physique of one you'd better start picking heavy things up and puttin' em back down" Mimir when caught you cheating on Gym day
The two motivated lines that I heard in this video are "When you work for them and "you better start picking heavy things up and putting them back down". These two can really get you started on building progress and strength within yourself. It's never too late
I like when Atreus asks his father if he should grow out his hair, and Kratos says nothing and Mimir gets annoyed because they're both bald and have nothing to offer to the conversation.
He doesn't do high rep he does power load. Goes to the snake and asks it to push down on him as hard as it can with its tail. Then he goes until he collapses.
Reminds me of when Atreus thought he had a beard starting to grow because his face was itchy and kratos said « is it » then Atreus said again « yeah I think it is » kratos said again « is it » then mimit said « are you sure it’s not dirt ? »
Tbh, with the shit that Atreus goes through daily, coupled with the fact that he has the genetics of both a spartan warrior and fricken Giant, I think he'll very naturally be pretty built when he's older, but if he did like maybe like 1-2 hour weight training he'd eefijitely be as big as his dad
Atreus could get build because if his genetics but without working out, he will be tall and lanky. Kinda like a scarecrow so he gotta fill it up with muscle from working out
Atreaus doesn't need to worry . He does have giant genetics in him , he's still a teenager though so maybe in a few years a growth spurt might not just only give him muscles but he may even be taller than Kratos , given the genetics vs environment factor .
That environment factor thou, I wonder if not revealing his god hood/ giant hood for much of his growing life has lead to him taking on the physical form naturally of a mortal and will just be super late to giant/god strength or has missed the opportunity for it entirely now to hit peak potential.
Faye looks to be around 2 inches shorter or 1 then kratos When Atreus Grows hes gonna be like 6ft10 given both his parents kratos who happens to be 6ft6 and faye who happens to be 6ft4-6ft5
@@stealthhunter6998 He's a shapeshifter plus his father is a demigod who got made into a full god somehow? His mother plays in the NBA no doubt tho. In the next games he will be slightly taller than his father, that's my prediction. (My mother is also tall, my father is average and barely matches my mother, I'm taller than both of them)
@@brokemono Yeah I was saying full potential since they went on a lot about how the mind configured to thinking it’s mortal when it was a god can cause physical sickness in the first game so I was implying he either won’t physically reach what he may or if he always knew or will but later in life because his mind thought he was a mortal.
@@brokemono I still don’t get how kratos became a full god never played the first games. Watched the whole story thou but think I’m missing context, Ik Athena transformed him into a full god but don’t know how or why and I also thought when he poured his power into the sword of Olympus that power was taken from him so I am confused about that part.
If you got the strength of a god, that would mean it is really hard to gain muscle because you have to practically move a mountain to just trigger the muscle hypertrophy. In that sense Kratos must have done a great feat to get that swole
"Picking things back up, and putting them back down" This is literally what I say to people when they say to me "what do you do when you're in the gym?"
Even for the divine, there’s no shortcuts for bulking up, Atreus.
Boy gotta get that protein in
@@user-in3me1hm7b yup
I’m assuming It would be much easier for a god to get fit
But u gotta focus
Has anyone else read this with Kratos voice?
Atreus: "Father, when do i get dem GAINS?"
Kratos: "BOY, do you even lift?"
bruh that wass good thx you made my day litle bit better
Lmao
npc behavior
Kratos: DO YOU EVEN PRESS O?
You lift boy?
Atreus: "Father, when will I look like you?"
Kratos sweating nervously: _Oh shit, I'm going to have to explain that I'm wearing the ashes of his sister and stepmo-_
Atreus: "Y'know, bigger!"
Kratos: _OH THANK FUCK_
very bullshit comment
bruh
PAHAHA
Haha. Take my upvote
I love how that is glossed over every time they bring up his dead family
Kratos got those muscles from carrying all that guilt
Accurate
Oof, shit's gone brrr
😂😂😂😂
Underrated comment of the year.
Path of the struggler
Mimir really said “everybody wanna be a bodybuilder, but nobody wanna pick up these heavy ass weights”
LIGHT WEIGHT BABY
Yeah Buddy!!
I DO IT THOUGH! YEAHHHHHHHH BUDDAAAAAAAAYYYYY!
@@aaronvanzile3824 Nuttn butta peanut!
it aint nuthin but a peanut, atreus
"Yes Atreus, I work out even if I possess godly strength. How could you tell?"
“Can you feel my heart ?” Plays.
Nah, he looked about the same before he was a god. Fighting monsters for the rest of his life just helped him maintain that physique.
Father.. Is that why you walk around half naked all the time?
Kratos: *Grumbles*
You killed this comment with edit 😭
cringe edit
Well, Mimir isn’t wrong.
Mimir is wisest of them
I like mimir in this game bro casually dropped the F bomb on Odin during the boss fight
I mean he is the smartest
Tren hard, eat clen
@raynaldo arlen k.eman The Saitama routine 😂
Atreus: why didn't you train me like a spartan??
Kratos: because I actually love you and dont want you to hate everything that moves and breathes😂😂
To be honest, spartans aren't just killing machines😂 they are also taught other emotions to keep themselves from going the wrong path, kratos on the other hand had anger issues, dude just woke up one day and decided to massacre the greek pantheon.
@@LukeJukeDuke well it didn't happen in overnight. They make him murder his own wife and child. I would be pissed too.
@@LukeJukeDuke You never played the first 6 games, did you?
@@LukeJukeDuke you can try to teach them other emotions but when you're starved and beat and forced to steal and kill as a child I think it's safe to say there's gonna be some trauma😂 sparta = great warriors/insanely fucked up culture
Among their fellow Greeks, Spartans developed a reputation as peerless soldiers, but otherwise crazy.
Mimir basically said: Do you even lift bro?
Do you even lift BOI
"Do ye even lift, little brother?!"
-Mimir
🤣🤣🤣
@@tedan28 wheezy f broly
@@Silverblade416 *hoist
Atreus trying to find ways to shortcut him gaining muscles
Certified Loki move
I don't know whether to be disgusted or impressed, kid learned how to shape shift just so he could turn into animals as swole as his daddy
He can shape shift. Not exactly difficult
@John Wall Working out is quite a pain. Not many can put with that.
Especially when you don't go a gym and makeshift every piece of equipment.
@@Agent-57 No excuse, I do calisthenics, which require no equipment, and you can slowly build up to any exercise, if you cannot do handstands do pike push-ups, if they're hard for you, just elevate your hands with books or something until you can do it without them. Then start elevating your feet, until you can do a handstand.
Heracles (or Hercules) was the best example of this. Guy was a demigod and yet still didnt give up and was working out so hard so he could gain the physique he got in 3rd game.
we go JIIIIIM (god version)
That's not even the whole story. Heracles even tried shooting an arrow at the sun just because he was too hot, hoping it would extinguish. Helios praised his bravery and called it a day and let Selene brought night earlier than usual. This story was to explain daylight saving.
Hercules is strong because he drank Hera's breast milk when he was a baby.
@@SuperboyLilly And that is how the milky way was created
@@Erricane Good lord, how long has Daylight Savings been a thing???
Atreus: "How can I look muscular like my father?"
Mimir: "Start the grind Atreus, start the grind ."
Atreus: Whats the grind Mimir
Mimir: Now that lad is an excellent story (insert story of gigachad hear)
@@Rhino-Prime sigma song start playing
@@Rhino-Prime *She didnt have to cuuuuut me oooooooooofffff*
“just pray for a 3rd game you’ll grow straight into having muscles”
“My strength does not come from my body, but both are honed by discipline” now that’s the best gym quote ever
Doesn't apply to us haha
@@wainach9518 in a way it can. If you look at it from the strength of enduring everything that life has thrown at us, unless you were sheltered then you have stories to tell about when you overcame situations and came out a stronger person. Sure were not gods but we all have strength that’s for sure.
I take it as my strength comes not from my body, but my mind. Both are honed with discipline. This is how to become a god.
I love these "pass time banters" in the game so much. It really make the characters more whole and show how much they've changed compared to the prequals.
I would've preferred if kratos talked about his old kingdom, like the farmers, peasants, women, children, and old men in Sparta, because warring isn't the only culture the Spartans had, there's also some small cultural things that's also shared between all inhabitants of Greece, would've loved to hear that.
He could've talked about his golden armor too and about the blades of Olympus.
@neil what? What do you mean?
Also to add to my original reply, they literally mentioned the hot gates in the game but never bothered to talk about the reason WHY King Leonidas only brought three hundred Spartans, and historically it all have to do with the Greek culture that prevents war from being waged between countries. Would've loved to see kratos talk about that.
@neil no??
@neil To the best of my knowledge, it is a direct continuation, but you calling it a soft reboot can also be considered correct in terms of gameplay and storytelling
only we have no idea wtf happened between 3 and 4
Damn, this is probably one of the manliest father and son conversation I've ever heard, Kratos teaching even us some legitimate weight lifting and training advice..
It seriously is. My Pops was a police officer for 33 years and was always jacked. We never had this kind of talk, but I was always naturally strong while working in the trades. It wasn't until later when he told me he spent every minute of down time he had at the station, lifting weight. This scene really hit home for me
Kratos' dialogue just sounds so much...warmer... in this game. It really sounds like the folks that made the dialogue put a special emphasis on conveying that Kratos is settling into his role as a father; and of course the performances of the voice actors. Game is God tier
I mean in gow(2018 ) he's still grieving for his wife and is trying to connect with his son . In gow Ragnarok they shared that journey and grew together, it's obvious that Kratos would mellow out a tiny bit after all those years 🥺
Christopher Judge was an honestly inspired choice. One of his biggest rolls was similarly a large, strong man of few words but who could speak volumes with his facial expressions.
@@KenshiImmortalWolfI hope Judge more voice work in other stuff besides GOW (which is phenomenal btw) and I also hope he isn't a one trick pony like many other celeb voice actor's. Like Pratt and the Rock, gotta show more than gruff men of few words.
@@santiagogabaldon6596 the dude played Teal'c of Stargate Fame, Stoic badasses are kind of his thing, yeah he gives them a lot of depth but his voice does not lend itself to the greatest range. I hope we do see him more but I wouldn't be surprised if The stoic man who says only what needs saying is the roll he gets. Some people are specialized.
I love the role reversal here, usually Kratos is straight to the point and Mimir is more considerate of other people’s feelings, but here Kratos is trying to pass some wisdom to his son and Mimir flat out tells him to start working out skinny.
That means kratos keep his training of picking heavy things
What is heavy for him?
He flipped an entire temple
@@martijnklaassen3536 He can hold back his powers so I imagine he nerfs himself whenever he wants to do some lifting
@gandalf the sad And gates from all the way back to the first game.
Kratos is a certified lifter
*Picks up cronos*
0:42 Atreus just learned the basics of lifting
Like Ronnie Coleman taught us. EVERYBODY WANNA BE A BODY BUILDER...BUT NO ONE WANNA LIFT THESE HEAVY. ASS. WEIGHTS.
I DO IT THOUGH
Not really, in the basics of lifting you don't magically start strong.
There is also a fantastic conversation where Atreus asks Kratos if he will ever get a beard like his, and Kratos simply answers "No".
Way to crush your kid's spirit K man xD
Worse, Atreus says that he thinks his beard’s growing in and Kratos straight up just asks, “Is it?”
Kratos has a beard even Thorgrimm Grudgebearer or Gotrek would envy. No one his boi is ever doing better then him.
Human or God... These gains don't come by easy BOY...
Kratos literally went: “pushups, sit-ups, and plenty of juice”
nice
That caprisun Pacific Cooler
The fact that they can regenerate means they're already on juice.
Now, all Atreus has to do is follow Mimir's advice about picking heavy things up & putting them back down. And frankly, with his regeneration or healing factor, he could practically do it everyday day of the week... unlike us mortals.
Fresh ice cold water from Midgard is the best juice.
Honestly, the fact that Kratos goes out of his way to take good care of his body even when he doesn't need to is such a cool demonstration of his character, especially compared to how some gods don't even bother with maintaining appearances in such a way.
It goes to show how Kratos is literally more grounded. He concerns himself with mortal activities that other gods might consider humiliating because it builds discipline and character.
Atreus: "When do I get muscles like yours?"
Kratos: "When you work for them. Do 100 situps, 100 pushups, 100 squats, and a 10km run every day."
Atreus: "But when do I know I'm stronger and bigger?"
Kratos: "When you go bald."
Kratos: "At that moment, you shall be able to obliterate your enemies. . . With a single punch. Verily like that mysterious bald stranger that I have met, from an even stranger land. . . ."
Ngl I do all all of those besides the 10k run
Fittingly Kratos was always bald
@@Broomer52 Fun fact Kratos has hair he just decides to shave it. He only has a little bit of receding because of his age but it’s not due to pattern testosterone alopecia. He has the Greek big forehead line across. Look at the 102 questions about god of war.
@@M3TALG0DS That explain why he can't 1 shot all his enemies but still have a super Strength
"If you want the physique of one" damn mimir just roasted tf outta Thor lol.
But Thor does have a god physique, not really the chiseled one, but the strong one.
@@danielgeronimo5538 Tis a viking.
Thor looks like a strongman. Which fits the whole viking norse thing.
The funny thing is that Kratos has a Greek God Physique and Thor has that of a strong man. Very accurate for their cultures and their individual definition of strength
@@josephfigues4202 it’s especially neat when you notice Kratos has transitioned more into the strongman build with his more filled in core rather than having a skinny waist like he used to, although they may have done that because of his age it may also be a thematic and stylistic choice too
Atreus: “Father? When will I look like you?”
Kratos: “In what way?”
Atreus: “When will my skin turn white like yours? Does that come from aging, or did you do something to make it that way?”
Kratos: *sweating uncomfortably*
it will be awkward if Atreus ask kratos about his skin color 😂
@Clay Tablet Shogun stepsister tbh.
@@aaditkhan728 Wouldn't she be his half sister, not stepsister? If I'm wrong please correct me
@@aaditkhan728 Half Sister, they share Kratos as a father but have different mothers
@Clay Tablet Shogun Atreus: - What's her name?
Kratos: - Girl
@@echoesofelysium18her name was Calliope.
Knew that was the reason he didn't treat Atreus so harshly. Definitely father of the year in gaming.
"Everyone wanna be a bodybuilder but nobody wanna lift no heavy ass weight." - Ronnie Coleman
I DO IT THOUGH! AAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!
lmao this actually makes lore sense, Atreus was able to sneak out a lot before the game started coz Kratos' been training hard to maintain aesthetics
Right because swinging that giant ass axe at monsters and cutting them in half isn’t a workout at all 😅
This is even funnier when given the context that Atreus is only asking because he tried, and failed, to open a chest like Kratos does and got laughed at by Sindri.
Don’t forget he was called a “little man” by Thrud
And when he says he was gonna get the gate Thor says to him "With those arms?"
I never thought we'd get the backstory for GigaChad, but yet here we are.
Gigachad is a mere mortal. Kratos is gigagod
Why is no one talking about how Atreus got a little insecure that his father might have thought he couldn't handle being trained like a Spartan, but his dad reassures him that he actively chose to raise him differently
Aye, that Spartan training was no joke... and I doubt Faye would've approved of him throwing Atreus out in the forest for Spartain training at age 6 everyday.
Kratos may not be perfect, but him telling his son that he shouldn't have to endure Spartan training shows how much he does care about him.
And he probably means that Spartan training even if very effective is not truly neccesary to forge a superior warrior as history showed.
@@Diogolindir It's because Spartan training is abusive and traumatic. Even if it somehow made boys superior warriors, Kratos would never abuse Atreus.
@@abstract5249 you are right. I like to compare Spartan training to early imperial training for roman legionaries which also achieve a very advanced combatant which excels in several skills without high trauma. Thanks for sharing
@@Diogolindir I'm saying Spartan training IS traumatic and abusive (not that it isn't). Kratos tells Freya the elders would beat their children and abandon them in the wildnerness to fend for themselves.
@@abstract5249 yes, Im not contradicting you, Im just adding my thoughts
I love how this implies that Kratos trains only to look good
well the greeks had a thing for aesthetics
Mimir basically said: “does thou even hoist, lad?”
kinda cool they addressed that the body type of a God is a cosmetic in strength. It is actually based on the power you have as a God instead
Not very realistic
Strenght has strong correlation with muscle mass in real life
@@hirokakhand6584 "not realistic" bro it's about gods.
I dunno I feel like it meant more that God power isn't reliant on muscle, but that doesn't mean that having a more athletic, powerful frame won't benefit them when they unleash their God power. I bet one of the reasons why Kratos is as strong as he is isn't just his heritage, but his trained body.
@@hirokakhand6584 Not really, there is CNS as well as muscle. Look up small skinny powerlifters if you don't believe me.
@@holliswilliams8426 skinny short powerlifters are not the best in the world are they?Stronge strongmen almost all fall into 2m category and a lot of them are 400 lbs.
No place for skinny ectomorph with thin wrists there
With a younger son in real life this game almost perfectly captures the annoyance of parenting that occurs when real life son wants something easily and cannot get it. Almost too good of a job. Really quite impressive writing.
"You've got the strength of a god no matter what, lad. but if you want the physique of one you'd better start picking heavy things up and puttin' em back down"
Mimir when caught you cheating on Gym day
"Your legs still needs work brotha" - Gym teacher Mimir, probably
Loki try use steroid🤣
@@danielgeronimo5538 Control the eccentric brotha, don't just swing the weight around
Kratos be liftin' the whole PS. Lmao
Boy was right to to be confused about Baldur's strength and Mimir's answer was the equivalent of "it just works."
Kratos: You really want that Spartan Training badly ＢＯＹ?
Good on Kratos to realize that his Spartan training was contextual to his time and place.
The two motivated lines that I heard in this video are "When you work for them and "you better start picking heavy things up and putting them back down". These two can really get you started on building progress and strength within yourself. It's never too late
" My strength does not come from my body.
But both are honed by discipline. "
They really fit top tier life advice in a 50 second conversation.
I like when Atreus asks his father if he should grow out his hair, and Kratos says nothing and Mimir gets annoyed because they're both bald and have nothing to offer to the conversation.
"you gotta complete your daily protein goals boy"
I really felt that frustrated sigh. 😂
Mimir offers better advice than the liver king 😁😁
How many push ups does kratos do if he's able to stop a titan from crushing him?!
All of them.
Probably a billion something
considering he pushes and pulls earth back and fourth... not much
Stop Titan from crushing? Look at it with other perspective brother he was doing pushups between a titan's fingers😅
He doesn't do high rep he does power load. Goes to the snake and asks it to push down on him as hard as it can with its tail. Then he goes until he collapses.
Kratos invented body building, CONFIRMED.
Mr. Olympia
@@alexisbagacina6401 Olympian genetics
@@alexisbagacina6401 Quite literally
"If you think my physique looks good, you should see your uncle Hercul--- Oh wait"
well, as someone who has been crushed by a Titan ,twice
Kratos is a certified Gym Bro ✅
THAT'S GYM MOTIVATION RIGHT THERE!
Kratos way of saying: WE GO JIM
Reminds me of when Atreus thought he had a beard starting to grow because his face was itchy and kratos said « is it » then Atreus said again « yeah I think it is » kratos said again « is it » then mimit said « are you sure it’s not dirt ? »
Tbh, with the shit that Atreus goes through daily, coupled with the fact that he has the genetics of both a spartan warrior and fricken Giant, I think he'll very naturally be pretty built when he's older, but if he did like maybe like 1-2 hour weight training he'd eefijitely be as big as his dad
How the fuck did I mess up spelling "definitely" that bad and not notice
@@nikostyleonyomamacoochie8513 "eeijijifeity" "Eh-ijeje-fee-ity"
Atreus could get build because if his genetics but without working out, he will be tall and lanky. Kinda like a scarecrow so he gotta fill it up with muscle from working out
@@SewingMink160 that's gotta be a bow incantation Atreus says to make the people he shoots it with dyslexic
@Formarotica because ur boy doesn't erase his mistakes he learns from them 👊
"Boy, I'll tell you how I get these."
"How?"
"Push ups, sit ups and plenty of juice."
"Ok, wait what juice?"
Atreus will end up blonde, with that workout
@@mariovidal5637 ?
@@Crusher888 "Push ups, sit ups and plenty of juice" is a Dragon Ball dub reference. Hence the blonde thing, cause of Super Saiyans and all.
@@mariovidal5637 ooooh
I like how this implies that even though Atreus isn’t a bulky brawler like other Gods, he can still take hits like a champ.
What's funny to me is that this implies Kratos finds one hour per day to exercise during which Atreus actively chooses to slack off.
" YOU BETTER START GRINDING BOY"
Makes sense, especially since Kratos was already ripped before becoming a god.
even the gods can't miss the leg day
That is all Hermes did
@@michealmcginnis7038 oof
@@michealmcginnis7038 Until leg day did him.
Everybody Wants to be a Bodybuilder, but Nobody Wants to Lift No Heavy-ass Weights
Ain't not skipping gym day if you want THIS kind of body BOI.
Also Kratos is BIGGER then he was before so we all know he went harder on those lifts
Kratos - Gym.
Baldur - Calisthenics.
Thor - Motivational videos.
Thor has the body of a strongman
Kratos literally said: Son you gotta hit the gym.
Kratos: BOY!!! here take some creatine
I like that Mimir. “ Pick heavy things up, then putting them back down” lol genius
Atreus: When do I get muscles like yours?
Kratos: Do you really wanna know?
Atreus: Sure!
Kratos: Do deeeeeezzzzzz
lmao
Atreaus doesn't need to worry . He does have giant genetics in him , he's still a teenager though so maybe in a few years a growth spurt might not just only give him muscles but he may even be taller than Kratos , given the genetics vs environment factor .
That environment factor thou, I wonder if not revealing his god hood/ giant hood for much of his growing life has lead to him taking on the physical form naturally of a mortal and will just be super late to giant/god strength or has missed the opportunity for it entirely now to hit peak potential.
Faye looks to be around 2 inches shorter or 1 then kratos When Atreus Grows hes gonna be like 6ft10 given both his parents kratos who happens to be 6ft6 and faye who happens to be 6ft4-6ft5
@@stealthhunter6998 He's a shapeshifter plus his father is a demigod who got made into a full god somehow? His mother plays in the NBA no doubt tho. In the next games he will be slightly taller than his father, that's my prediction. (My mother is also tall, my father is average and barely matches my mother, I'm taller than both of them)
@@brokemono Yeah I was saying full potential since they went on a lot about how the mind configured to thinking it’s mortal when it was a god can cause physical sickness in the first game so I was implying he either won’t physically reach what he may or if he always knew or will but later in life because his mind thought he was a mortal.
@@brokemono I still don’t get how kratos became a full god never played the first games. Watched the whole story thou but think I’m missing context, Ik Athena transformed him into a full god but don’t know how or why and I also thought when he poured his power into the sword of Olympus that power was taken from him so I am confused about that part.
"BOY, I am simply built different"
"When you work for them."
I love that!
Mean while Kratos bulks by picking up the 9 realms and putting it back down
- Father, What was Spartan training like?
- Ronnie Coleman screaming for 4 hours straight, boy
If you got the strength of a god, that would mean it is really hard to gain muscle because you have to practically move a mountain to just trigger the muscle hypertrophy. In that sense Kratos must have done a great feat to get that swole
Well considering he was holding back titans casually that ought to do it
This implies that kratos works out just to look good and I kinda love it
Alternate Dialogue: "Seek Zyzz, God of Aesthetics, he will show you the way, you're gonna make it, boy"
Even Hercules had to work for his muscles too
never skip leg day ay
I remember asking my father the same thing. And get the same answer.
Son, you work for them. Muscle are not for the weak.
i mean i get what he was trying to say but every human has muscles
Homie tryna get swole for Thrud😂
"Picking things back up, and putting them back down" This is literally what I say to people when they say to me "what do you do when you're in the gym?"
There's no shortcut Atreus even for a demi god gotta lift them heavy things and start bulking up properly like Kratos 👌👍😉
this is so adorable lol
You gotta grind for them gains boi
-Kratos & Mimir
"sorry lad, this things ain't just genes. i had to grind"
go jim atreus
Mimir basically said hit the damn weights kid
Oh, how I do enjoy these little talks they have
That's actually explained the answer to the burning question I never even realized I had but am now glad I did.
Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but nobody wants to lift no heavy-ass weights - Ronnie Coleman
Kratos need to show him double jump to motivate his son
Have i told you about an old Spartan Legend, Zyzzz.....
Music starts playing.
Can you imagine what the work out regimen is for someone who already has divine strength? Just, damn. Good luck, boy.
So bloody adorable.
_zyzz music plays in the background_
WE GO JIM
Cringe
I love the simplicity and genius of these dialogues.