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I remember playing this on the hardest difficulty, I spent more time dying to this guy then every other boss and serious challenge. The gauntlet only took me like 5 runs to the end. But this guy was literally hours of cautious movements and resource management. Eventually, i managed it and the rest of the game felt easy by comparison. The irony of him thinking i couldn't kill him or Zeus and he literally was harder than Zeus is not lost on me.
He wasn't even hard to fight, you just had to understand the pattern and it was easy. The hard part was the minotaurs and the ice spikes he spawned, both can one shot you.
@MR Juggy I remember the medusa boss was hard up until I figured out the timing of her attacks. Theseus is still the hardest one in all the games, second to the scorpion in God of War III (considering the hardest difficulty of course)
I mean theseus is kinda below-average for a hero. He killed one monster and cheated the labrynth using someome else’s advice (someone he proceeded to fucking abandon on an island) and then went home and him and his dad killed themselves. Not a great track record.
@@stevethebarbarian9876 More than one monster. He killed a monster sow, plus a mystic bull. He also went on a killing spree against some of the most heinous highwaymen around.
When Kratos impaled Theseus with his own spear (double bladed sword?) and seemed like the fight was over, I was like "oh, that's it? Oh, ok, that's pretty tame for Kratos, but- nope, there it is, decapitating the man with a freaking door"
I was stuck at this fight for a week on very hard mode.You were killed by only getting hit 3 times,and at the video u got hit at least 25 times so i suess its normal,maybe easy :P
When Mimir say "the patheon see it comin" to me this scene is the repretation of that quote, i mean, every time kratos face a enemy they just act like Everything kratos has done is "pure luck". Kratos *open the box of pandora* "Just luke he die" Kratos *kill Ares* "Well that was a very lucky person" Kratos *Kill the sister of fate and release the titans* He out of luck this time he will die *Kratos kill literally the most important gods in greek* Naahhh that was he last great action now he will die *Kratos destroy Zeus and all the greek civilization* The last greek alive: HOLYYMOLLY THIS SHIT IS GETTING REALa
Very interesting how Kratos _sort of_ tries to avoid fighting the mortal Greek heroes on his quest to kill God's, though he's also got no restraint after they throw the first punch 😂
That happens a lot with Kratos in the older games. Most of the time, it’s his adversaries who attacked first, once they did however, Kratos would kill them without a shred of remorse.
@@ulyssesocounter8488 Makes sense, given that he comes from a society that glorifies battle. Granting mercy to a defeated opponent was likely not just seen as weak, but outright insulting. So now it's so ingrained into Kratos that he doesn't think twice about granting mercy to someone who chose to engage in combat. They weren't interested in listening to reason? Then they made their choice and he'll respect that.
To be honest, this guy had a better reason to think that he could defeat Kratos than anyone else. He was there to guard the Fates, the ones who literally decide what will and will not happen. If the Fates don't want to see you, you're not going to reach them... and the Fates haven't wanted to see anyone before. So, by all rights, fate would have been on his side... had the Fates not wanted to see Kratos.
Kratos was perfectly willing to let a lot of people live so long as they stayed out of his way, unless of course killing them helped serve his own cause. If Icarus had been like, “okay Kratos, I know you’re tougher than me, just cut off my wings, please let me live,” then Kratos would have done so and they both would have walked away.
@@GreatOldOne9866 If that would've happened, then Kratos would've spoken to Daedalus about Icarus not being dead, maybe. That would've been some sort of gap on god of war 3, so I'm glad they have made Icarus as a mad person and then his death was something that added a good morbid feeling to the Labyrinth part on gow 3.
@@maylabrown4584 yeah but then atlas was right lol. In chains of olympus atlas actually said "What good, is the promise of an olympian" and that shows that zeus lied xd
Gustavo Maricato You mean the first minotaur, although according to greek mythology there was only ever the ONE minotaur. It was a one of a kind beast that, Theseus slew which immortalized him as a classical hero of myth.
Lol THAT was Deadpool referencing Kill Bill, and Kill Bill was basically made of references to other iconic movies so we're like 3 levels deep here. XD
Fun fact, the Minotaur was actually the son of King Minos, named Asterius, who wore a a bull-like helmet with horns. The son was disfigured from birth, and King Minos couldn't kill his son nor be known to father monsters, so he banished his own son to the labrynth.
5:45 Yes it's PS2 Graphics but this is still one of the most gruesome deaths in GoW history. Imagine this cutscene but remastered? They'd most certainly give it a more cinematic angle because the violence is 'too much' by today's standards
I find it funny how despite the stigma for Kratos being a bloodthirsty monster, in most cases he is the diplomat that doesn't start a conflict and usually it's his opponents that are crazy to kill him.
Apart from Gods and Monsters of Greek myth, it's still pretty amazing that Kratos went toe to toe with heroes like Theseus, Hercules and even Perseus! Though all three were too confident and boastful and would bask in the glory of being the one who slew the Ghost of Sparta.
when you see alot of the heroes you fight in GOW. you notice they are big and very, Very, VERY!!! strong when compared to Kratos. Cause in Myths and legends told about heroes. they usually are said too be tall and strong. Im really happy they sorta took that to another step in GOW games.
I was stuck on this prick for so long on the hardest difficulty. Got me so pissed off I wasn't even slightly satisfied with how he smashed him with the door. All I could say at that point was "FUCKIN' FINALLY!"
Canonically this doesn't make much sense for Theseus,being exiled after being a hero would make him understand kratos's deal more than literally anyone else could
Theseus in Greek mythology is a very OP character, we hear about Hercules strength ect, but if u read about Theseus, his strength alone makes Hercules look like a infant, not only that as a demi god he possesses abilities close enough to a full fledged god, he is one of the most OP Greek mythology characters after zesus
@@thealien_ali3382 oh no I comprehend mythology quite fine, in fact I've read it myself, I just wanted to see what feats you had to backup such a foolish claim
@@thealien_ali3382 Says the one using God of War in his argument. But my source comes from the Pseudo Apollodorus, and the selections on Herakles. In the Pseudo Apollodorus, Herakles performs the 12 labors which show his prowess and ability. Labors of Herakles: To get the skin of the Nemean Lion produced by Typhon: Travels to Nemea and tracks the lion, shoots it with a arrow and fails (invulnerable skin), he then produces his olive wood club and purses it to a cave with 2 entrances. He closes off one and enters the other putting the lion into a choke hold and choking it to death. For his labor Eurystheus would be amazed yet fearful, forbidding Herakles entry into the city, having him enjoy his rewards at the city gate. He also made a bronze jar for himself to hide under the earth, sending his commands through a herald, Copreus, son of Pelops the Elean. Slay the Lernean Hydra bred in the swamp of Lerna: It would go into the plains and ravage cattle and country. Huge body, nine heads, eight mortal but the middle one immortal. Herakles would mount a chariot that was driven by Iolaus to Lerna and would come across a hill where the Hydra rested besides the springs of the Amymone (den site). The Hydra would be drawn out by Herakles using flaming arrows where he would seize it holding it fast. The creature wraps around one of his feet and clings to Herakles. His club would prove ineffective as he when he smashed in one head two would grow up. A huge crab also takes part in the battle biting Herakles' foot, he would slay it. Herakles then called for Iolaus' (who came with him) to aid him who by setting fire to torches would burn the roots of the sprouting heads. Herakles then chopped off the immortal head, buried it and placed a heavy rock upon it. He then would slit the body of the Hydra to coat his arrows which he would use to slay centaurs later. To bring the Ceryntiian hind alive to Mycenae: it was at Oenoe, had golden horns and was sacred to Artemis. Herakles would hunt it a whole year seeking neither to kill or wound it. It would take refuge on the mountain Artemisius and then pass to the river Ladon. Herakles would shoot just as it would cross the stream and put it on his shoulders. Artemis and Apollo confront him and rebuke him for the attempt on the animal but Herakles puts the blame on Eurystheus appeasing the anger of the goddess and carrying the beast alive to Mycenae. To bring in the Erymanthian boar alive to Mycenae: ravaged Psophis sallying from the mountain of Erymanthus. After the encounter with the Centaurs Herakles proceeds to hunt the boar. Herakles chases it with shouts from “a certain thicket” driving it into deep snow trapping it and bringing it to Mycenae. Carry out the dung of the cattle of Augeas in a single day: Herakles would accost Augeas without revealing Eurystheus’ command and told him that he would carry out the dung in a day if Augeas gave him a tithe of the cattle. Augeas incredulously promised with his son Phyleus as witness. Herakles would make a breach in the cattle yard and divert the Alpheus and Peneus rivers to flush out the yard. But Augeas learned it was Eurystheus; command refused to pay the reward and denied even his promise of it and submitted himself to arbitration. Phyleus would be called as a witness by Herakles affirming that his father promised a reward. Augeas orders Herakles and his son to leave Elis. Chase away the Stymphalian Birds: Stymphalus in Arcadia was the lake called Stymphalian, within a deep wood. Countless birds flocked there for refuge and feared to be preyed upon by wolves.Athena enlightening a bewildered Herakles as to how to drive the birds away was given brazen castanets which she got from Hephaestus. By clashing them upon a certain mountain that overhung the lake he scared the birds for they could not abide the sound but fluttered up in a fright and Herakles would then shoot them. Bring the Cretan Bull to Mycenae: Some say it was the bull that ferried across Europa for Zeus others say it was the bull Poseidon sent up from the sea when Minos promised to sacrifice to Poseidon what should appear out of the sea. Minos would spare the bull for its beauty and sacrifice another, making Poseidon angry and making the bull savage. To attack it Herakles came to Crete, where in reply to his request for aid, Minos told him to fight and catch the bull for himself, he caught it and brought it to Eurystheus and having seen it let it go free. It would then roam to Sparta and all Arcadia and traversing the Isthmus arrived at Marathon in Attica harrying its inhabitants. Bring the mares of Diomedes the Thracian to Mycenae: Herakles with a band of volunteers and having overpowered the grooms who were in charge of the mangers, he drove the mares to the sea. When the Bistones came to the rescue, he committed the mares to the guardianship of Abderus who was a son of Hermes a native of Opus in Locris and a minion of Herakles. However the mares killed him by dragging him after them. Herakles fought against the Bistones, slew Diomedes and compelled the rest to flee. Herakles then founded a city Abdera beside the grave of Abderus who was killed. He would bring the mares to Eurystheus who would let them go. The mares would come to Mt. Olympus and would be destroyed by wild beasts. Bring the belt / girdle of Hippolyte: Herakles was sent to get the belt for it was the belt of Ares in token of her superiority to all the rest [amazons] and the daughter of Eurystheus (Admete) desired it. After a few adventures they arrived at Themyscira and received a visit from Hippolyte who inquired why he came and promised to give the belt over. However Hera in the likeness of an Amazon told the others Herakles wanted to steal their queen away so they charged him. Herakles, seeing the armed amazons, suspected treachery, killing Hippolyte and taking her belt, eventually giving it to Eurystheus. Fetch the kine of Geryon from Erythia: Eryhtia was an island near the ocean now called Gadira. Once inhabited by Geryon who had red kine. Having reached the island he lodged on Mt. Abas. However the dog [ Orthus, the two-headed hound begotten by Typhon and Echidna was the watchdog] perceiving him rushed at him and he smote it with his club and when the herdsman Eurytion came to the help of the dog Herakles killed him too. But Menoetes who was pasturing the Kine of Hades told Geryon what was going on and he came up with Herakles beside the river Anthemus as he was driving away the kine, joined in battle with Herakles who shot him dead. Herakles then embarked the kine and himself in the goblet and sailing across to Tartessus gave the goblet to the Sun. He would then pass through Abderia to Liguria meeting Ialebion and Dercynus sons of Poseidon who tried to rob him. He kills them both, eventually reaching Mycenae after a adventure where he would convey the kine and give them to Eurystheus who sacrificed them to Hera. Labors thus performed so far, [10] were done in 8 yrs and a month. Fetch the golden apples from the Hesperides: This was given because he did not acknowledge the labors of the cattle of Augeas or the Lernean Hydra. Apples were not in Libya but on Atlas among the Hyperboreans. Presented to Zeus by Earth after his marriage with Hera and guarded by a immortal dragon with a hundred heads offspring of Typhon and Enchida which spoke with many and divers sorts of voices. It was on guard with the Hesperides (Aegle, Erythia, Hesperia and Arethusa). With advice from Prometheus Herakles sends Atlas to get the apples while he holds the sky. Atlas upon getting the apples tells Herakles he will take them to Eurystheus and bade Herakles to hold up the sky in his stead. Herakles promised to do so but through cunning got Atlas to do it by asking Atlas (on advice from Prometheus) to hold up the sky till he should put a pad on his head. Atlas holds up the sky, Herakles takes the apples and walks off. However it is said Herakles instead got the apples himself after killing the guardian dragon/snake. Upon bringing them to Eurystheus, he would bestow them on Herakles from whom Athena would get them, conveying them back again for it was unlawful to lay them down anywhere.
I remember playing this on the hardest difficulty, I spent more time dying to this guy then every other boss and serious challenge. The gauntlet only took me like 5 runs to the end. But this guy was literally hours of cautious movements and resource management. Eventually, i managed it and the rest of the game felt easy by comparison.
The irony of him thinking i couldn't kill him or Zeus and he literally was harder than Zeus is not lost on me.
Im on my first playthrough on the hardest difficulty and it feels like, trash mobs are way harder than the bosses
lol, i remember exactly this, only that i wasn‘t able to defeat him, well i was too young for this back then anyways…. what a great game
He wasn't even hard to fight, you just had to understand the pattern and it was easy. The hard part was the minotaurs and the ice spikes he spawned, both can one shot you.
@MR Juggy I remember the medusa boss was hard up until I figured out the timing of her attacks. Theseus is still the hardest one in all the games, second to the scorpion in God of War III (considering the hardest difficulty of course)
Literally restarted the game to squeeze every last red orb and upgrade I could get before facing this guy.
5:48 this is where we all came for.
Damn right we did.
@@strangecope pause
All I see is a calm and reasonable person
5:33
Damn hahahahahaha so true lol
Theseus underestimates Kratos since he no longer possess the power of a god but he forgot that Kratos defeated Ares as a mortal.
But with the power of hope.
Theseus no longer possess the power of a head
@@nightmareblackdoctor3478 The power that Kratos still has.
Theseus is a op character
But he killed Ares with the power of gods unleashed in pandora's box and became a kaiju.
If you read the mythology, Theseus is like super OP.
Wait , Really ?
@@mikejefferson779 Home boy killed the OG Minotaur and solved Daedalus's Labyrinth.
@@captainnemo4940
Woah , He's That Powerful !
I mean theseus is kinda below-average for a hero. He killed one monster and cheated the labrynth using someome else’s advice (someone he proceeded to fucking abandon on an island) and then went home and him and his dad killed themselves. Not a great track record.
@@stevethebarbarian9876 More than one monster. He killed a monster sow, plus a mystic bull. He also went on a killing spree against some of the most heinous highwaymen around.
I like how Kratos doesn't straight up kill the greek heroes, to some of them he even gives the chance to walk away.
When Kratos impaled Theseus with his own spear (double bladed sword?) and seemed like the fight was over, I was like "oh, that's it? Oh, ok, that's pretty tame for Kratos, but- nope, there it is, decapitating the man with a freaking door"
It's a twinblade
I would've taken that weapon too to use later
This guy was a pain in the ass when I first played GoW2
Yeah he was so difficult to beat
in hard mode i had a hard time beating his ass
In hard difficulty he was a real pain in the ass
In most difficulty modes, he wasn't that tough, but on Titan this guy is a LIVING NIGHTMARE! T__T
What made him hard to beat
I always hated how even though Kratos is jacked, every other greek hero is much larger than him.
Ian Ainsworth like scrawny Icarus, who was just a kid with wings that became a 7 foot tall crackhead?
KaidanTONiO lmao
Ian Ainsworth its all about quality🙏🏼
I had never seen anyone use defence so much in god of war prior to this 😂
When I used to play years ago, I never knew there was a defense button.
@@craigpearcey8644lol
@@craigpearcey8644 hahahahhahahhahahhahhaah me too
@@craigpearcey8644lmaooooo right hahahaha
Theseus (King of Athens) vs Kratos (Ghost of Sparta)
Friend: Ahh, there's a bug on my face!
Me: Hold still, I'll get it.
Me: 5:49
i just love the giant olympian temples
i hate this guy,even in mortal mode,the minotaurs were so annoying also the crystal spike that come from the ground
Grandpa Max if he wasn't a Plumber
The hardest fight in the game
(on difficult level it’s even worse)
At least this theseus is better than Hades version of theseus
Tutan Khannna Robin. Robins Bane.
That door slam tho
Grandpa Max?
Jordan G. Productions and Campbell from metal gear
"Olympians overestimated themselves" Theasus think he can kill Kratos who everyone knows killed Ares, even Zeus was consumed in fear.
Kratos doesn’t need the power of a god, he’s fine just the way he is.
He did Kill The God of War as His Regular Self
@@hurricane7727 Exactly.
They really do take liberties, don't they
5:46 amazing
Remember kids, never buy 1st row tickets on Kratos' shows. Blood have tendency to stay on clothes a long time.
I wonder if he became handsome theseus after That door smashing
I was stuck at this fight for a week on very hard mode.You were killed by only getting hit 3 times,and at the video u got hit at least 25 times so i suess its normal,maybe easy :P
5:34
Did Kratos just stab him right in the ass?!
I get his name mixed up with Thesis. LUL
When Mimir say "the patheon see it comin" to me this scene is the repretation of that quote, i mean, every time kratos face a enemy they just act like Everything kratos has done is "pure luck".
Kratos *open the box of pandora*
"Just luke he die"
Kratos *kill Ares*
"Well that was a very lucky person"
Kratos *Kill the sister of fate and release the titans*
He out of luck this time he will die
*Kratos kill literally the most important gods in greek*
Naahhh that was he last great action now he will die
*Kratos destroy Zeus and all the greek civilization*
The last greek alive: HOLYYMOLLY THIS SHIT IS GETTING REALa
This guy was so annoying that the brutal end was way too satisfying
Dubois Watkins boy
Was Theseus a hero at some point?
Kratos the Son of Zeus Killed His Cousin Theseus the Son of Poseidon
Se fosse na dificuldade Titan já teria morrido umas 4x 😂
Yup and then we got the new version of gow :(
The best part is "smashing the head in the damn door"
Theseus supposed he was a young kid right?
Supposed to be*
I had to decrease the difficulty to defeat this guy. The first and only time I did for a game. 😑
Very interesting how Kratos _sort of_ tries to avoid fighting the mortal Greek heroes on his quest to kill God's, though he's also got no restraint after they throw the first punch 😂
That happens a lot with Kratos in the older games. Most of the time, it’s his adversaries who attacked first, once they did however, Kratos would kill them without a shred of remorse.
@@ulyssesocounter8488 Makes sense, given that he comes from a society that glorifies battle. Granting mercy to a defeated opponent was likely not just seen as weak, but outright insulting. So now it's so ingrained into Kratos that he doesn't think twice about granting mercy to someone who chose to engage in combat. They weren't interested in listening to reason? Then they made their choice and he'll respect that.
To be honest, this guy had a better reason to think that he could defeat Kratos than anyone else. He was there to guard the Fates, the ones who literally decide what will and will not happen. If the Fates don't want to see you, you're not going to reach them... and the Fates haven't wanted to see anyone before. So, by all rights, fate would have been on his side... had the Fates not wanted to see Kratos.
@Alex 45 It is a recurring motif in mythology, present in both Greek and Norse mythology. Whether you like it or not, it exists. Deal with it.
Kratos: "Everybody can talk until they have a circle button above their head" 🤣
Well, that depends on which person, specially women 😏
@@Madheim777 tell that to Persephone and Hera
@@Daniel-kx3zz true XD
Kratos killed gods but this guy thinks that he could kill kratos
Wasn't that guy a god aswell??
this was before Kratos went on his God rampage,he only killed Ares at this point. And no,Theseus was never a god
Isn't Theseus a bastard son of Poseidon? So that makes him a demigod?...
@@WW-zt1zs he killed ares,thanatos and persephone at this point if you count the gow games from psp
@@WW-zt1zs he killed thanatos and persephone before God of war 2
Well Kratos did give him a chance to back off.
Kratos was perfectly willing to let a lot of people live so long as they stayed out of his way, unless of course killing them helped serve his own cause. If Icarus had been like, “okay Kratos, I know you’re tougher than me, just cut off my wings, please let me live,” then Kratos would have done so and they both would have walked away.
@@GreatOldOne9866 If that would've happened, then Kratos would've spoken to Daedalus about Icarus not being dead, maybe. That would've been some sort of gap on god of war 3, so I'm glad they have made Icarus as a mad person and then his death was something that added a good morbid feeling to the Labyrinth part on gow 3.
@@SkyFly102 Daedalus was only there cause Zeus promised to bring Icarus back to life after Kratos killed him in God of War 2 IIRC
@@maylabrown4584 yeah but then atlas was right lol. In chains of olympus atlas actually said "What good, is the promise of an olympian" and that shows that zeus lied xd
True he could've stopped it but oh well
I swear, its like Kratos is the shortest Greek person.
And he is well past 2 meters tall if i remember it right
Of the demigods. He towers above normal civilians.
@@bloodangel19 198
@@bloodangel19 according to Google he’s 6’6”
@@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK Yes Kratos is 6’6 and 300 something lbs in muscle
God: so how did you die?
Theseus: D O O R
Hodor
Replace "god" with Θάνατος and the meme is perfect
Theseus: wbu?
God:so there was this guy...
Door stuck
@@p_filippouz
Kratos killed Thanatos in Ghost of Sparta game, which took place before god of war 2.
Kratos seems like a calm and reasonable person
And he always tries to take the least violent route and avoid conflict at all costs
I like how this aged
I genuinely started question my perception of time cause of this comment
In a world of assholes who think they can kick his ass.
Dude did you predict thor would say that or do you actually think he's calm and reasonable?
Theseus fame begane when he kill 1 Minotaur, and now he can summon 2 Minotaur as bodyguard
just want to put that out, carry on
these arent bodyguards, they are walking mana potions for kratos
in the tie in novel, it is said that what Theseus killed was THE minotaur
Gustavo Maricato
You mean the first minotaur, although according to greek mythology there was only ever the ONE minotaur. It was a one of a kind beast that, Theseus slew which immortalized him as a classical hero of myth.
Pham Thien Phuc
👍😉
Yet.... his legend was nothing when kratos killed millions of mythical beasts
“Let’s see who’s the greatest warrior.” Stands on top of a building sending people to do his dirty work.
Just like hercules
@@noir2601 yeah but unlike hercules, he didn't stay too long and had to do it himself, although he still lost.
This cutscene reminds me a lot of the cutscene with Hercules in GOW3
Yup and just like Hercules he also gave him a chance to walk away, I guess u get your face smashed in if u refuse kratos's offer back off.
I literally couldn't remember this fight until his head was crushed in the doors
If you want to remember this fight forever. Play the game on titan mode.
That last bit where Kratos is slamming the door on Theseus' face makes me think he's saying "Where! Is! Francis!" Over and over again.
mrguy22494 hahahgaha
Deadpool Reference😂😂
Lol THAT was Deadpool referencing Kill Bill, and Kill Bill was basically made of references to other iconic movies so we're like 3 levels deep here. XD
@@TheFounderUtopia Yeah😅
@@TheFounderUtopia wow so that’s like a 4th wall break within a 4 wall break that’s like 16 walls “
Literally almost everyone in the game could have lived if they just simply moved out of Kratos way.
So that is why his name sounded familiar. Its the freaking hero of the Creta's Labyrint, the slayer of the Minotaur, right?
Fun fact, the Minotaur was actually the son of King Minos, named Asterius, who wore a a bull-like helmet with horns. The son was disfigured from birth, and King Minos couldn't kill his son nor be known to father monsters, so he banished his own son to the labrynth.
You missed the part where the king had sex with a cow which conceived him.
@@MrOrcshaman it wasnt the king it was the queen. she cheated on him with a cow that was created and sent by poseidon to be sacrificed
@@kingfetchd9889 my mistake, yes, she was convinced the cow was the most attractive being on earth.
How she lived through that...
@@MrOrcshaman cow must have been packin
What would his son say if he saw this
Because I am batman
張凱峰 lmaoo
Well he already saw him kill Zeus and acted like nothing happened so I don't think he'll care vary much
ghostkill2525 ok good point. What about telling him he had a sister........that he killed😅🙄
swagtastic sai I don't know that one maybe he just won't ever tell him or tell another story like the horse story on the boat
Kratos went full Kingpin on Theseus.
And that’s how Theseus later got PTSD from doors
Me in bill burr reaction to kratos smashing theseus on the metal doors "ITS-GONNA-FUCKING-RUST"
5:45 Yes it's PS2 Graphics but this is still one of the most gruesome deaths in GoW history. Imagine this cutscene but remastered? They'd most certainly give it a more cinematic angle because the violence is 'too much' by today's standards
John Wick kills with a pencil
Kratos: hold my door
I find it funny how despite the stigma for Kratos being a bloodthirsty monster, in most cases he is the diplomat that doesn't start a conflict and usually it's his opponents that are crazy to kill him.
Theseus guarded the door, so Kratos killed him with said door.
Apart from Gods and Monsters of Greek myth, it's still pretty amazing that Kratos went toe to toe with heroes like Theseus, Hercules and even Perseus! Though all three were too confident and boastful and would bask in the glory of being the one who slew the Ghost of Sparta.
This boss fight was for me one of the toughest. I remember I couldn't kill him for days .
The true assholes are people and gods who keep bother kratos and stay on his way , kratos isnt even interested to fight them
Bro kratos looks so small in this
That single sharp tooth at the front of Theseus’s mouth always makes me uncomfortable. It looks like it would hurt if he bit down the wrong way
That good slamming reminded me of the spongebob episode where squidward gets handsome because he got smashed in the face with a good
This dude was as tall as he was annoying to fight on Titan mode. I relished bashing his head in…frustrating mook.
t h e s u s
Kratos kills his cousin
YoungFox 21 Kratos has a ting for killing his family (His Father, half brothers, grandfather)
Cesar Gonzalez And also his mother
Alexiel The Defender of God but he was forced not saying it didn’t count just adding to that
Cesar Gonzalez His wife, his daughter, If he kill Fenrir and Jörmungarder he would be killing even his grandsons lol
Just hope he dosent end up killing Loki, spoilers.
when you see alot of the heroes you fight in GOW. you notice they are big and very, Very, VERY!!! strong when compared to Kratos. Cause in Myths and legends told about heroes. they usually are said too be tall and strong. Im really happy they sorta took that to another step in GOW games.
I think Perseus was the only one who wasn't that hard.
But Theseus in the hardest difficulty is another story.
The god of war franchise's greek saga was all about one man saying "Fuck all of greek mythology" as loudly as possible while viciously murdering it.
Keaton did kill a High God... In Africa it means Theteuse...
Isn’t it a bit fucked up Theseus commands Minotaurs? Considering he was the man who killed Asterios…
This man (Theseus) was arrogant for a reason... Anyone who played him on highest difficulty knows he was a real challenge to defeat
Theseus was a hoe on Titan difficulty.
*Theseus:* I am the great Theseus! I am the one who killed the Minotaur!
*Kratos:* Uh... Only One?
Loved gow2 actually found it better them gow3 till it grew on me. The barbarian boss being my fave out the whole game.
When the impostor is thesus
Marco Said I Was After Her. Back Up Marco. They All Dead They Will Never Get Me Not You Mark Saeragetent Die Gloria.
Theseus got really cocky after dying to Kratos, didn’t he?
Hercules,Perseus and Theseus were all much more noble in actual Greek mythology. In god of war they are just a bunch of jerks.
Kratos really closed the door on Theseus. Like he was Uma Thurman in Kill Bill.
Bruh kratos killed grandpa max
I find it darkly humorous that an intricate door where the key is an armguard, is used to bash someone's skull in.
Next in my recommendation: Kratos kills everyone
The Indians Titan Kratos The Hunterss Shes Her. Batman. The Pharaoh.
I don't know why these heroes think he could stand a chance against kratos. Considering kratos already murdered Ares and Thanatos at this point
And a Reaper to in Gow Betrayal
Was kratos supposed to look short as hell
Piroclanidis even friggin ICARUS was taller than Kratos. And Kratos is, what, six plus tall?
I know right? Guy looks like pacquiao compared to everyone else
Imagine how short Baldur must look against Hercules.
For reference, Hercules is twice the size of Kratos.
It's their God genes
No,everyone is tall as hell and Kratos is 6,6ft/1,98m. Someone shorter wouldn't seem as threatening
NO ONE CAN KILL KRATOS IF YOU TRY TO YOU I'LL END UP LIKE THE GUY WHO TRYED! TO HIM but ya can't
Titan, Very Hard can kill Kratos multiple times if you're not cautious!
At least he tried to be calm and reasonable
I read the title as Kratos kills *"Thesis"* LMAO
I was stuck on this prick for so long on the hardest difficulty. Got me so pissed off I wasn't even slightly satisfied with how he smashed him with the door. All I could say at that point was "FUCKIN' FINALLY!"
When 90's gamers vs 80's gamers
Canonically this doesn't make much sense for Theseus,being exiled after being a hero would make him understand kratos's deal more than literally anyone else could
video game logic.
Is that a double sword Saber? Cool.
I remember just playing until a certain point of the game and just start over again looking back my gaming experience wasn't as good
This graphics still look great to me!
That's Esther The Sister Of Fate.
Loved this fight
Theseus in Greek mythology is a very OP character, we hear about Hercules strength ect, but if u read about Theseus, his strength alone makes Hercules look like a infant, not only that as a demi god he possesses abilities close enough to a full fledged god, he is one of the most OP Greek mythology characters after zesus
Source or examples?
@@Kai-ow9gi what part of mythology don't u comprehend, do I need to spoon feed u, dude just read upon Greek mythology can u not Google?
@@thealien_ali3382 oh no I comprehend mythology quite fine, in fact I've read it myself, I just wanted to see what feats you had to backup such a foolish claim
@@Kai-ow9gi then prove it, prove that my claims are foolish, because I can give u multiple URLs stating otherwise but why should I do a idiots job
@@thealien_ali3382 Says the one using God of War in his argument. But my source comes from the Pseudo Apollodorus, and the selections on Herakles. In the Pseudo Apollodorus, Herakles performs the 12 labors which show his prowess and ability. Labors of Herakles: To get the skin of the Nemean Lion produced by Typhon: Travels to Nemea and tracks the lion, shoots it with a arrow and fails (invulnerable skin), he then produces his olive wood club and purses it to a cave with 2 entrances. He closes off one and enters the other putting the lion into a choke hold and choking it to death. For his labor Eurystheus would be amazed yet fearful, forbidding Herakles entry into the city, having him enjoy his rewards at the city gate. He also made a bronze jar for himself to hide under the earth, sending his commands through a herald, Copreus, son of Pelops the Elean. Slay the Lernean Hydra bred in the swamp of Lerna: It would go into the plains and ravage cattle and country. Huge body, nine heads, eight mortal but the middle one immortal. Herakles would mount a chariot that was driven by Iolaus to Lerna and would come across a hill where the Hydra rested besides the springs of the Amymone (den site). The Hydra would be drawn out by Herakles using flaming arrows where he would seize it holding it fast. The creature wraps around one of his feet and clings to Herakles. His club would prove ineffective as he when he smashed in one head two would grow up. A huge crab also takes part in the battle biting Herakles' foot, he would slay it. Herakles then called for Iolaus' (who came with him) to aid him who by setting fire to torches would burn the roots of the sprouting heads. Herakles then chopped off the immortal head, buried it and placed a heavy rock upon it. He then would slit the body of the Hydra to coat his arrows which he would use to slay centaurs later. To bring the Ceryntiian hind alive to Mycenae: it was at Oenoe, had golden horns and was sacred to Artemis. Herakles would hunt it a whole year seeking neither to kill or wound it. It would take refuge on the mountain Artemisius and then pass to the river Ladon. Herakles would shoot just as it would cross the stream and put it on his shoulders. Artemis and Apollo confront him and rebuke him for the attempt on the animal but Herakles puts the blame on Eurystheus appeasing the anger of the goddess and carrying the beast alive to Mycenae. To bring in the Erymanthian boar alive to Mycenae: ravaged Psophis sallying from the mountain of Erymanthus. After the encounter with the Centaurs Herakles proceeds to hunt the boar. Herakles chases it with shouts from “a certain thicket” driving it into deep snow trapping it and bringing it to Mycenae. Carry out the dung of the cattle of Augeas in a single day: Herakles would accost Augeas without revealing Eurystheus’ command and told him that he would carry out the dung in a day if Augeas gave him a tithe of the cattle. Augeas incredulously promised with his son Phyleus as witness. Herakles would make a breach in the cattle yard and divert the Alpheus and Peneus rivers to flush out the yard. But Augeas learned it was Eurystheus; command refused to pay the reward and denied even his promise of it and submitted himself to arbitration. Phyleus would be called as a witness by Herakles affirming that his father promised a reward. Augeas orders Herakles and his son to leave Elis. Chase away the Stymphalian Birds: Stymphalus in Arcadia was the lake called Stymphalian, within a deep wood. Countless birds flocked there for refuge and feared to be preyed upon by wolves.Athena enlightening a bewildered Herakles as to how to drive the birds away was given brazen castanets which she got from Hephaestus. By clashing them upon a certain mountain that overhung the lake he scared the birds for they could not abide the sound but fluttered up in a fright and Herakles would then shoot them. Bring the Cretan Bull to Mycenae: Some say it was the bull that ferried across Europa for Zeus others say it was the bull Poseidon sent up from the sea when Minos promised to sacrifice to Poseidon what should appear out of the sea. Minos would spare the bull for its beauty and sacrifice another, making Poseidon angry and making the bull savage. To attack it Herakles came to Crete, where in reply to his request for aid, Minos told him to fight and catch the bull for himself, he caught it and brought it to Eurystheus and having seen it let it go free. It would then roam to Sparta and all Arcadia and traversing the Isthmus arrived at Marathon in Attica harrying its inhabitants. Bring the mares of Diomedes the Thracian to Mycenae: Herakles with a band of volunteers and having overpowered the grooms who were in charge of the mangers, he drove the mares to the sea. When the Bistones came to the rescue, he committed the mares to the guardianship of Abderus who was a son of Hermes a native of Opus in Locris and a minion of Herakles. However the mares killed him by dragging him after them. Herakles fought against the Bistones, slew Diomedes and compelled the rest to flee. Herakles then founded a city Abdera beside the grave of Abderus who was killed. He would bring the mares to Eurystheus who would let them go. The mares would come to Mt. Olympus and would be destroyed by wild beasts. Bring the belt / girdle of Hippolyte: Herakles was sent to get the belt for it was the belt of Ares in token of her superiority to all the rest [amazons] and the daughter of Eurystheus (Admete) desired it. After a few adventures they arrived at Themyscira and received a visit from Hippolyte who inquired why he came and promised to give the belt over. However Hera in the likeness of an Amazon told the others Herakles wanted to steal their queen away so they charged him. Herakles, seeing the armed amazons, suspected treachery, killing Hippolyte and taking her belt, eventually giving it to Eurystheus. Fetch the kine of Geryon from Erythia: Eryhtia was an island near the ocean now called Gadira. Once inhabited by Geryon who had red kine. Having reached the island he lodged on Mt. Abas. However the dog [ Orthus, the two-headed hound begotten by Typhon and Echidna was the watchdog] perceiving him rushed at him and he smote it with his club and when the herdsman Eurytion came to the help of the dog Herakles killed him too. But Menoetes who was pasturing the Kine of Hades told Geryon what was going on and he came up with Herakles beside the river Anthemus as he was driving away the kine, joined in battle with Herakles who shot him dead. Herakles then embarked the kine and himself in the goblet and sailing across to Tartessus gave the goblet to the Sun. He would then pass through Abderia to Liguria meeting Ialebion and Dercynus sons of Poseidon who tried to rob him. He kills them both, eventually reaching Mycenae after a adventure where he would convey the kine and give them to Eurystheus who sacrificed them to Hera. Labors thus performed so far, [10] were done in 8 yrs and a month. Fetch the golden apples from the Hesperides: This was given because he did not acknowledge the labors of the cattle of Augeas or the Lernean Hydra. Apples were not in Libya but on Atlas among the Hyperboreans. Presented to Zeus by Earth after his marriage with Hera and guarded by a immortal dragon with a hundred heads offspring of Typhon and Enchida which spoke with many and divers sorts of voices. It was on guard with the Hesperides (Aegle, Erythia, Hesperia and Arethusa). With advice from Prometheus Herakles sends Atlas to get the apples while he holds the sky. Atlas upon getting the apples tells Herakles he will take them to Eurystheus and bade Herakles to hold up the sky in his stead. Herakles promised to do so but through cunning got Atlas to do it by asking Atlas (on advice from Prometheus) to hold up the sky till he should put a pad on his head. Atlas holds up the sky, Herakles takes the apples and walks off. However it is said Herakles instead got the apples himself after killing the guardian dragon/snake. Upon bringing them to Eurystheus, he would bestow them on Herakles from whom Athena would get them, conveying them back again for it was unlawful to lay them down anywhere.
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