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The softness after being asked "Can I turn into a animal?". You can feel the burden on his shoulders lifted. He was expecting something, an outburst. But he only saw the curiosity of a child. That scene was so powerful
Baldur had it coming after all the freya did for kratos and atreus kratos wouldnt let baldur kill freya looks like freya and thor will be the new main antagonists in ragnarök.
Does he yell at him for keeping such a thing secret? No, his first thing to do is ask can he be a wolf or bird. Truly great writing here. The kid's a badass but at the end of the day still a kid
Look the thing he asked to kratos about him turning into animal, is actually quite true i guess he can see future he have abilities like her mother, after all his name is loki (god of mischief) he can shape shift into anything
I think its really a testament just how well written and acted Atreus is. Child actors and child characters are often times incredibly cringy to watch. But Atreus is an absolute delight. I just love how despite being in such intense circumstances, he is still believably a kid who acts like a kid. He learns and grows and his relationship with his father evolves through ups an downs. Honestly, Santa Monica went all out didn't they?
5:04 if you look at Kratos’ face when Artreus asks that question he looks relieved. I think that’s the moment he realized his son would “be better” like he had been saying the entire game.
You gotta respect Mimir for all the times he kept his silence whenever there is an intense moment between Atreus and Kratos. He really knows when there’s a time where a parent and child have their moment
Well... That's what happened when you believe 100% of an unknown prophecy. When you believe too much of a witch prophecy, you inclined to do what it's state and not preventing it. Edit: I mean... If Ouranus did not believe in the prophecy... He won't hide his offspring inside Gaia's bowel which made her hurt. Therefore ordered Cronos to cut Ouranus genital and subsequently overthrow him. The same with Cronos. If Cronos did not believe in the prophecy, he wouldn't eat all of his 5 children, (Zeus was replaced with rocks by Rhea) and subsequently overthrow by Zeus afterwards. And if Zeus is not being so arrogant and as well as believe in the prophecy of being overthrow by one of his spawn... He wouldn't be so afraid like what he did to his father, Cronos. And of course... Kratos overthrow him as well as done the worst... Kill every single supernatural being of Greeks... 😅😅😅😅😅
I love how when Atreus asks about being able to turn into a animal, you hear a mix of relief and a bit of gentleness in Kratos's response like, "That's all he'd want to do? Oh thank goodness."
@@JnEricsonx yep and Thor was so wasted at the time he didn’t remember or register she was a woman hence why Baldur didn’t know Kratos wasn’t who he was looking for just cause he was a man not a woman lol
You don’t really realize it until you think about how little Atreus really knows. Thinking back to everything Kratos has ever done, and how much Atreus knows is astonishing.
When Kratos first told Atreus and asked “Have you nothing to say?” his expression looked like he was expecting a serious response, and Atreus’ follow-up question on whether he turned into an animal took him by surprise. It’s almost as if he was reminded that Atreus was still a child who’s only heard of godhood through stories of legend. The performances and execution of this game was just amazing.
I like how when Loki asks if he can turn into an animal, Kratos is actually taken off guard, as if it had never occurred to him to try to turn into an animal when he was the God of War
Atreus: It won't happen. I promise. Kratos: You see that it does not. Atreus probably sees that as Kratos being disappointed in him, but the truth is that's just Kratos' way of saying, "Don't you dare scare me like that again". This sort of reminds me of Simba and Mufasa, after Mufasa rescues him and Nala from the hyenas. Mufasa is harsh and stern towards Simba, but he softly admits he was scared that he would lose Simba. Kratos is still blunt towards Atreus, but you can tell that he's doing that to hide how scared he was for his son.
@@JEF_W Yeah, he felt that he was a failure to him cause he wasn't "strong" like him. Since he didn't know WHY Kratos kept his distance from him growing up, he thought it was something to do with him.
Not really. If you keep your PS4 in rest mode when you stop playing, never quitting, it loads right back up. It's extremely refreshing to transition straight from playing to cutscene without cutting or loading. Fuck wits like faacker just like to bitch, I guess.
faaacker how is it a flaw? It's a cool thing in my opinion. Just because whiny little bitches like you throw a tantrum over it doesn't make it a "flaw". It doesn't take anything away from the experience, so I'm not sure why you're bitching.
Atreus: "Tell me the truth!" Kratos: "........." Takes out a PS3 and gives it to Atreus. Kratos: "Here, boi... Is the truth." Two days later... Atreus: "Daaaaaaamn"
@@animeman8203rue. You can buy the God of War saga with the original trilogy plus a voucher code for Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta for the PS3. 5 games in 1
He always speaks like that in the old games too. I guess is the way the game reminds you that he is greek, and in old greek contractions don't seem to be a thing. He keeps this way of speaking even with the old norse language, wich is cool.
What boils down to me in this scene, is how a hack and slash RPG, can turn into a beautiful and in-depth story. The creation has reached a place where few do, The beauty of emotions showcased in the story and the scenes, is so well ingrained and very mature from a perspective. Its amazing. Hats of the whole team on this.
Tran Hoang Hieu well his name is not Loki because he is atreaus he would be called that but they decided not because they don't want make more lokis so he probably inherited kratos powers
Chris John Caparas I know I said he bit he's not known as Loki he is only know as atreaus because kratos is the main character and they don't want to be called by two names during the whole game all the time
I think it's important that we have more things like this to inspire the next generation. This culture is full of media that mocks and belittles fathers 24/7 so its obvious none of that shit has helped fathers either. That being said it will take more than representation in video games to turn deadbeat fathers around. But it's still good to cultivate a culture that celebrates and perpetuates it as a good thing like what this game does here.
@@isaacling6560 because that is the reality for lots and lots of people. A joke like that does not stem out of nowhere. I think more people have been abandoned by their father instead of father's staying with their child. The majority of people I knew growing up didn't have dad's, and it was usually because the father's didn't want anything to do with their kids. Most Men just don't want the responsibility.
"I am a God, boi, of a land far from here." "How far?" "Far enough that when I killed your granduncle, the God of the Seas, that the resulting tsunami didn't wipe out this land and made the franchise's continuation possible."
@@purplefood1 Poseidon- He's the god of all the oceans in the greek world. They are not on the same planet in the God of War universe. Cory Barlog confirmed this. Other wise helios's death would have stopped the sun everywhere too
They’re not in the same realm. Each occupied its own distinct sphere. I like to think that with Zeus’s death, the universe folded in on itself and Kratos’s fell through the cracks onto the Norse plane
You know, Loki having a talent for language does make sense. That means he can easily learn the nuances of each languages grammar and communicate effectively with different groups far better than other beings can. The trickster needs to be able to play both sides after all.
Didn't they also allude to the fact the world serpent we see in game is from after Ragnarok through time travel or something? I remember mimir saying something about it
I think it's very interesting writing that as Atreus finds out about his birthright, his innocence manifests both in a childlike wonder for doing cool things, and the seeds of the corruption and uncaring for others that most other gods in the saga portray. Kratos is surprised by the first, and ashamed, possibly even worried over the latter.
Kratos growth is what makes the game good. In the beginning he was always distant but this scene here just shows maturity of a man that once kicked a mortal to his demise because he was in his way
4:30 There is something beautiful in the vulnerability Kratos gives. The same that was his remorse for his previous family. At the highest peak of Greece when the gods abandoned him and when he gave the power of hope to a land he himself doomed. As it returns to this one moment. Fearing he will loose everything again if he would to reveal his nature to his son. Only to be surprised by his response. “Can I turn into an animal?”
Angel of Sarcasm In the game, there is a scene where Tyr is said to traveled to three other mythologies/realms, Greek, Egypt and the buddah thing. Not sure what is it called. So, i’m sure there was a war, or something.
@@asafakiva1619 it was much more focused. Ragnarok had to be bigger because it was the sequel. And they did an amazing job with it. But this one benefited from being so streamlined in its goal and character involvement.
I remember being so worried when they replaced Kratos' VA but Christopher Judge killed it It's bits like when he says "Truth...? Truth." to himself and the tone of voice is used so well
I wonder what came to Atreus's mind before this reveal? That his father who beat the shit out of countless beasts and KILLED a god is just an ordinary, everyday man?
I know right! He sees him carry an entire tree on his shoulder and he just thinks that's totally normal. But as people point out they're so far from other people he obviously has no frame of reference.
4:31 Pause and imagine Gaia saying this: And at that moment, it dawned on Kratos that his son should know full of his past. For in truth, would he grow closer to his son. And by doing so would ultimately put Kratos one step closer in accepting his past.
I love how Kratos’s voice cracks slightly at 5:13, because he’s just in complete shock that Atreus goes directly to that instead of asking about his lineage
Hold on a fucking minute. If Kratos is a god, then how the fuck does he look older? If you were a god, then you can live forever. But Greek (when previous God of War games were set) times and Norse/Viking (where God of War is now) times are only a couple thousand years away. He looks around 20 years older in this game compared to the rest. So mystery solved...Kratos really isn't a god, he's just some guy that ages about 3000 times slower than the average human. And has pure white skin. And happens to have a red tat. And a shittier version of Hercules.
heatedgamer276 Who said that they can't look older. I bet Zeus wasn't that old man on his day of birth. He was once young, too. Or do you think Aphrodite was always a grown woman. They can look older but stay immortal and live forever.
Man I love this story. It’s so humbling. It reminds me a lot of the Logan and Last of Us storyline of a father figure who has a hard time taking care someone by their side on a journey they never wanted to be on which eventually causes conflict. It also reminds me of the Black Panther story of passing the throne to someone else who exactly isn’t ready yet
It's quite heartwarming to know that Kratos is damn near 1,100 years old, and has lived his entire life in every sort of mental and emotional anguish possible. He however remains unbroken, yet he still has much to give to Atreus, and as we have seen it he too is learning from Atreus. He very well might be the only reason why he continues on through life.
Oh my God of War, I love this game. The touching moments, even the smallest details, like Kratos' voice cracking. The team and cast of Santa Monica Studios have really outdone themselves. Cannot wait for the next game!
I really enjoyed that single part when Kratos caresses his boy. I think it´s one of the few times of the game, if not the only. "I had hoped to spare you" 5:47
4:14 ouch, Kratos must have felt that cut. Probably was thinking Atreus sees him like Zeus, a father that doesn’t love his son. But Kratos does love him. He just isn’t good at showing his feelings. But that changes in Ragnarok. He has some serious character growth. Let’s people in. Shows he cares. And even cries at the end.
@@alfredohumberto2222 When all you know is rage it’s kinda hard. But hopefully we see more of Kratos’ story through the background items of Atreus’ adventure like how Tyr’s temple had all sorts of stuff from other cultures.
I can’t wait to see how they’ll tackle Atreus travelling to other lands. Hopefully we see glimmers of Kratos’ bloody history and his bright redemption. Would like a Tyr’s treasury room reaction with the other gods and stuff XD
You can't really blame him, he's just a child, and all of the sudden he's a god. Atreus might look weak compared to Kratos and the other gods/demi-gods but remember that time he killed like 300 dark elves all by himself? Those creatures would kill a normal child in mere seconds, even a normal human warrior. So it's only natural that his ego would sky-rocket.
@@thed858 You know we all assume it will go down tragic knowing the mythology of ragnarok. But after what kratos did to magni and modi, I'm sure the fate of those two won't end in tragedy.
its character development. if you went from averidge person to God your ego would grow too. and you would have the disconnect from mortals. think of dr manhatten. his disconnection and practical godhood lead to melancholy. kratoses own god status was a veeeery similar kind of arrogance
"The truth... the truth... I am a God, boy. From another land far from here. When I came to these shores I chose to live as a man... But the truth is, I was born a god... and so were you. *hesitates for the long moment of rage and fury he fears will come* Boy? Have you nothing to say?" "I'm... Can I... turn... into an animal?" " *almost disbelieving his son's curiosity about his powers can so easily overcome the resentment he fears has grown between them as well as someone so innocent being born from his blood* Can... you... turn into an animal..? No. No I do not think so..."
The relief and complete dumbfounded look when atreus asked if he can turn into a wolf. The beauty of childhood innocence. The acting here is truly perfect. I love that people actually have to act in video games now. It makes them into an amazing journey instead of a meat grinder. Even though this game is also a meat grinder lol
Kratos really deserves the dad of the year award for this storyline….most dads say that they’ll travel through the depths of hell to save you…Kratos actually did for his son
Instead of encouraging him to hold back his powers, Kratos actually invites him to try experimenting with his god powers by trying to turn into an animal. Good god dad.
I really like how when Kratos was pushing the boat away from the shore, the voice actor literally stressed what he was saying at that moment. That is really an attention to detail.
Yes... Kratos was born and bred as a Spartan. He only knows war, battle, and power. When he was about to die in battle, he swore his soul to Ares - not because his death would hurt his family, but he just wanted to win. And when he was granted Ares' seat, he immediately abused it. His son's innocent reply means that he is no were near like Kratos of old. The writing of GoW4 was rather brilliant.
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The title of the video is wrong. His name isn't Atreus, it's Boy.
"Can I.... Turn into an animal?"
"No I don't think so..."
Ragnarok Atreus: *T H I N K A G A I N*
Ayyyyeee
Well 😂😂
YOU ALL LAUGHED AT ME! ARE YOU LAUGHING NOW ?
Been looking for this comment lmfao
B E A R B O I
Atreus: Father how kids are made?
Kratos: square,square, cycle ,triangle R1 R2 boy
Don't forget right analog half circle turn.
Jumar Rey Barola that’s for more experienced lovers
wait, this reminds me of approaching 2 n@ked girls in GOW Chains of Olympus...
Did I get the reference?
If I have a child and he/she asks me that, I'll say this
Right and left analog missing 😂😂
The softness after being asked "Can I turn into a animal?". You can feel the burden on his shoulders lifted. He was expecting something, an outburst. But he only saw the curiosity of a child. That scene was so powerful
He was probably waiting for Atreus to say something like "It's that why you have no remorse for killing a living being?"
Maybe boy cant turn into an animal but Kratos sure can
@@Cyborg_Lenin naw he will turn into one soon lmfao
then have a little horse baby 😭
@@GRRRRAAAAAAHHHH I really really hope not. Though a mini game of him fucking a horse would be consistent with GoW as a franchise.
@@GRRRRAAAAAAHHHH im pretty sure he had a wolf baby too
“Freya I will not forget this.”
*Kills her son
Kratos: 👍🏼
Kratos : No need to thank me
I mean bolder got his death coming after modi and magni died he knew he was next for the war he caused
I mean he saved her life so 👍
@@batjoke777 every parent understands they rather die than have their child die. Even if their child kills them.
Baldur had it coming after all the freya did for kratos and atreus kratos wouldnt let baldur kill freya looks like freya and thor will be the new main antagonists in ragnarök.
Every god is unique. Mercury god of speed. Zeus god of lighting. Kratos god of beating the living shit out of you.
Jackle Moormana
I AM KRATOS THE GOD OF ASS-WUPPINZ!
Thor is god of ligthing too so....
God of Boi
Fabio Gayoso Maguiña Thor is the God of Thunder.
Fabio Gayoso Maguiña thunder and lightning is not the same thing
“Can.....can I turn into an animal?”
*a few hours later*
“Your mother wanted to name you ‘Loki’”
Knight Boulegard my guess from the way he asked he already can turn into an animal but was scared to fully try.
Pete N He probably had a dream that he could turn into a wolf.
In norse mythology (or so I remembers) Loki have childrens that are animals so yeah...
It make sense cause when he said can he turn into a wolf and he is loki that wolf is a reference to loki son who is a wolf Holy shit
@@lorddog7249 gets fucked AS a horse, actually. Becomes pregnant, too.
"Is this why I hear voices sometimes"
"Are you sure you don't"
"Not as you do"
My man's still tripping over his last family 😭
Lol good catch
I thought this was a reference to the ghost of Athena that he saw while getting the blades
@@monkeyman767 because thats what he meant =°(
And in Ragnarok he still sees his family from Sparta and can hear them.
@@andresvalverde5182 when was that
I just realized that Atreus sounds exactly like Aang.
Holy shit he does
I can’t un hear this
*DAMN SON WHERE YA FIND THIS*
What have you done to me?😆
Oh damn my life has changed forever
Does he yell at him for keeping such a thing secret? No, his first thing to do is ask can he be a wolf or bird. Truly great writing here. The kid's a badass but at the end of the day still a kid
Lunardivider24 he really does feel like a kid
You sound dumb. Hell, I wouldn't be agree if I wasn't told that I was a God. Atreus was surprised at first and that was it. He is a kid.
@@asuraspath2262 your grammar gave me a stroke
Look the thing he asked to kratos about him turning into animal, is actually quite true i guess he can see future he have abilities like her mother, after all his name is loki (god of mischief) he can shape shift into anything
I think its really a testament just how well written and acted Atreus is. Child actors and child characters are often times incredibly cringy to watch. But Atreus is an absolute delight. I just love how despite being in such intense circumstances, he is still believably a kid who acts like a kid. He learns and grows and his relationship with his father evolves through ups an downs. Honestly, Santa Monica went all out didn't they?
Damn the kid asking all these questions like his dad is Google
Google of War
Google of war 4
Not surprised since kids can be very curious dring their young age.
Google of Sparta
The truth... I'm a Google, boy.
5:04 if you look at Kratos’ face when Artreus asks that question he looks relieved. I think that’s the moment he realized his son would “be better” like he had been saying the entire game.
That's why I love that bit. You can tell by his tone he's relieved. A perfectly child-worthy wish. To turn into a animal, or be able to fly.
Damn and after that he becomes an asshole for no reason for few hours
he can turn into animals in ragnarok
@@focussedjungle5252 pretty sure they know that
@@jaydacoon they commented that a year ago
You gotta respect Mimir for all the times he kept his silence whenever there is an intense moment between Atreus and Kratos. He really knows when there’s a time where a parent and child have their moment
So glad the game developers understood that. I feel like other developers would have him interrupt for either pointless banter or a joke
@@aron1089 *Forspoken flashbacks*
As expected from smartest head alive,
That kid is a really good actor. When it comes to child actors, it's always a hit or miss. They did some really good castng.
Aublak he's shit just like you boy
Psyondrax1 no u
I guess they never miss, HUH?
drovid008 you got a boyfriend I BET HE DOESNT KISS YA!!Muah!
and they even take his real appearance and make atreus look like him.
Kratos is a better father then Zeus or Cronos would ever be.
Kyle Clay ya definitely
Damning with faint praise.
Well... That's what happened when you believe 100% of an unknown prophecy.
When you believe too much of a witch prophecy, you inclined to do what it's state and not preventing it.
Edit: I mean... If Ouranus did not believe in the prophecy... He won't hide his offspring inside Gaia's bowel which made her hurt. Therefore ordered Cronos to cut Ouranus genital and subsequently overthrow him.
The same with Cronos. If Cronos did not believe in the prophecy, he wouldn't eat all of his 5 children, (Zeus was replaced with rocks by Rhea) and subsequently overthrow by Zeus afterwards.
And if Zeus is not being so arrogant and as well as believe in the prophecy of being overthrow by one of his spawn... He wouldn't be so afraid like what he did to his father, Cronos. And of course... Kratos overthrow him as well as done the worst... Kill every single supernatural being of Greeks... 😅😅😅😅😅
@Kyle Clay Ouranos is like Thor in this universe I guess
That should not be the bar! XD
I love how when Atreus asks about being able to turn into a animal, you hear a mix of relief and a bit of gentleness in Kratos's response like, "That's all he'd want to do? Oh thank goodness."
"How... how could my child be this... innocent?"
@@MLaak86 His momma was a good lady. Who also was able to fight Thor to a draw apparently.
@@JnEricsonx yep and Thor was so wasted at the time he didn’t remember or register she was a woman hence why Baldur didn’t know Kratos wasn’t who he was looking for just cause he was a man not a woman lol
You don’t really realize it until you think about how little Atreus really knows. Thinking back to everything Kratos has ever done, and how much Atreus knows is astonishing.
His father taught him well.
You don't understand what he's saying
What I find funny is that after seeing ALL the crazy shit Kratos can do, Atreus never questioned it since he had 0 reference for what was "normal".
When Kratos first told Atreus and asked “Have you nothing to say?” his expression looked like he was expecting a serious response, and Atreus’ follow-up question on whether he turned into an animal took him by surprise. It’s almost as if he was reminded that Atreus was still a child who’s only heard of godhood through stories of legend.
The performances and execution of this game was just amazing.
I felt that but i could not put it in words like you did
Yeah things like that are why it's one of the greatest games ever. Just sublime!
The transition between serious and depressing to childish and lighthearted was so cute.
Spot on. The conversation reminded Kratos that Atreus is still an innocent child.
I mean, he killed thor sons. He sure could have figured out the truth.
I like how when Loki asks if he can turn into an animal, Kratos is actually taken off guard, as if it had never occurred to him to try to turn into an animal when he was the God of War
He does turn into an eagle or something in the beginning of gow 2 I think right before Athena takes his powers back
B1izzardHawk well his grandpa can
xzenitramx666 Umm his father is Zeus and Krato’s grandpa would be Cronus. Cronus probably can’t turn into a bird
@@Vitunit Nah he turned into a comet and then made himself big. But never turned into an animal.
But what IF Kratos inherited his father's shapeshifting ability and doesn't u lock it until the next game....becoming the world serpent!!
Atreus: It won't happen. I promise.
Kratos: You see that it does not.
Atreus probably sees that as Kratos being disappointed in him, but the truth is that's just Kratos' way of saying, "Don't you dare scare me like that again". This sort of reminds me of Simba and Mufasa, after Mufasa rescues him and Nala from the hyenas. Mufasa is harsh and stern towards Simba, but he softly admits he was scared that he would lose Simba. Kratos is still blunt towards Atreus, but you can tell that he's doing that to hide how scared he was for his son.
Great observation brother I wish to be like this with my son
“I know I was never what you wanted…”
Anyone else found this quote so heartbreaking? And very underrated when it came to Atreus’ character?
What pushes Kratos to come clean. He'd rather risk telling him the truth (and all it entails) than let his son think he's ashamed of him.
Tbf atreus is right, kratos didn't want him to be a god
@@f687sNFM I think Atreus felt unwanted in the sense that he didn’t feel valued or trusted by his father
@@JEF_W Yeah, he felt that he was a failure to him cause he wasn't "strong" like him. Since he didn't know WHY Kratos kept his distance from him growing up, he thought it was something to do with him.
When he said "we are gods! we can do whatever want, right?" I knew there would be trouble. Some serious red flags.
Surprised Kratos didn’t set him straight right off the bat
it was more effective with the slow buildup to his outburst at one of the dwarves than him saying that and kratos setting it straight
Yep, should've unleashed the belts of chaos
Atreus when he learns he’s a God: I’m gonna let this get to my head
@@gabrielquesada6759 i hated that kratos let him go on for so long even if you go straight to modi
There is not a cut in this game. The shot remains constant from beginning to end. Excellent camera work.
iSevenWonders even when the game seemingly fades to black, it's not.
Like Phantom Pain
iSevenWonders Birdman
Not really. If you keep your PS4 in rest mode when you stop playing, never quitting, it loads right back up. It's extremely refreshing to transition straight from playing to cutscene without cutting or loading.
Fuck wits like faacker just like to bitch, I guess.
faaacker how is it a flaw? It's a cool thing in my opinion. Just because whiny little bitches like you throw a tantrum over it doesn't make it a "flaw". It doesn't take anything away from the experience, so I'm not sure why you're bitching.
Atreus: "Tell me the truth!"
Kratos: "........."
Takes out a PS3 and gives it to Atreus.
Kratos: "Here, boi... Is the truth."
Two days later...
Atreus: "Daaaaaaamn"
dont forget psp, and ps2
@@noikfkzn5305 Nope because they've been rereleased on the PS3 so no need for other consoles.
@@animeman8203 yeah good old days
@@animeman8203rue. You can buy the God of War saga with the original trilogy plus a voucher code for Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta for the PS3. 5 games in 1
"Can... Can I turn into an animal?"
"Just promise me you wouldn't turn into a horse.... Just promise don't ask"
@@Rhino-Prime bad things happen when you turn into a horse.
Oh please dont turn into a horse atreus
Disgusting
Rhino Prime Yep Thats what you get when you dig into information that has been forgotten by many
I love how this can be applied in both mythologies
i like how Kratos say "do not" instead of "don't"
For a guy who uses simple pronouns he knows proper English.
He always speaks like that in the old games too. I guess is the way the game reminds you that he is greek, and in old greek contractions don't seem to be a thing. He keeps this way of speaking even with the old norse language, wich is cool.
There's more weight behind the words with his delivery that way.
Do or do not
@@weare142 There is no try
When I finally beat valkyrie queen
4:32
hahahaha
Lmfao 😂
I still can't do it
lmfao
Facts !! 😂😂
Kratos: *Says three words a month*
Also Kratos: "You're quiet."
What boils down to me in this scene, is how a hack and slash RPG, can turn into a beautiful and in-depth story. The creation has reached a place where few do, The beauty of emotions showcased in the story and the scenes, is so well ingrained and very mature from a perspective. Its amazing. Hats of the whole team on this.
Shit, just realized this is a foreshadow, Loki is actually the god of disguise who can turn into anyone/anything
Can i turn into an animal?
Can i fly? Turn invisible?
All of which are loki's powers I believe
Tran Hoang Hieu exactly he is the trickster
Tran Hoang Hieu well his name is not Loki because he is atreaus he would be called that but they decided not because they don't want make more lokis so he probably inherited kratos powers
Chris John Caparas I know I said he bit he's not known as Loki he is only know as atreaus because kratos is the main character and they don't want to be called by two names during the whole game all the time
He is Loki watch the ending
Hopefully all of these dad simulators bring about better fathers in real life for a better future.
This game is awesome btw.
I think it's important that we have more things like this to inspire the next generation. This culture is full of media that mocks and belittles fathers 24/7 so its obvious none of that shit has helped fathers either. That being said it will take more than representation in video games to turn deadbeat fathers around. But it's still good to cultivate a culture that celebrates and perpetuates it as a good thing like what this game does here.
@@stormcutter59 the amount of dad not coming home jokes is so many that People begin to think it's real
@@isaacling6560 because that is the reality for lots and lots of people. A joke like that does not stem out of nowhere. I think more people have been abandoned by their father instead of father's staying with their child. The majority of people I knew growing up didn't have dad's, and it was usually because the father's didn't want anything to do with their kids. Most Men just don't want the responsibility.
@@fawnieee maybe it's because of where we live. In my country, a father who runs away is considered a disgrace
Heck when I’m a dad I’m not calling my son by his name it will be BOI
GOW 1"I will not forget this"
GOW 2 "You saved my sons life, I would rather die than kill you"
Man of his word
"I am a God, boi, of a land far from here."
"How far?"
"Far enough that when I killed your granduncle, the God of the Seas, that the resulting tsunami didn't wipe out this land and made the franchise's continuation possible."
How would a tsunami from the med reach anywhere in scandinavia?
@@purplefood1 how could an ancient bodybuilder destroy all of Greece?
@@bloodangel19 Very angrily judging from the evidence
@@purplefood1 Poseidon- He's the god of all the oceans in the greek world.
They are not on the same planet in the God of War universe. Cory Barlog confirmed this. Other wise helios's death would have stopped the sun everywhere too
They’re not in the same realm. Each occupied its own distinct sphere. I like to think that with Zeus’s death, the universe folded in on itself and Kratos’s fell through the cracks onto the Norse plane
I always liked how Kratos's eyes fluttered as he tried to make sense of Atreus's reaction:
"Can I turn into an animal?"
He's like "Oh my god, can he?"
@@MultiFilmstudios
"... Can *_I?_* ... I never even tried. Shit, who knows...?"
He was expecting a much harsher reaction and realized that it might have been completely pointless to hide his godhood.
I feel like it has a different meaning beside lokis powers cause kratos is reffered to as an animal later as in a rage filled monster
“Can I turn into an animal?”
*thinks about the ending of the game*
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
Umm.. Dragon perhaps?
Hydra?
Nope, a horse.
He’s going to turn into a snake and throw himself at Thor, knowing that he loves them
Robert Collard and he goes up to it and admires it, then it turns back and goes “AAAAA” and stabs him
You know, Loki having a talent for language does make sense. That means he can easily learn the nuances of each languages grammar and communicate effectively with different groups far better than other beings can. The trickster needs to be able to play both sides after all.
Does sharpshooting also count as trickster skill?
@@kazuha1572 yes it is, how else you gonna snipe target from afar and accuse somebody else for the works?
@@trihermawan9553 uuh, how can we accuse someone if the thing that hit the target is definately arrow
and play both sides he did
“You sure i cant turn into a wolf?”
AND WHAT DOES HE DO IN RAGNAROK. 😭❤️
Turn invisible. Fly. Turn into an animal. Or even a wolf. OMG this is a FORESHADOWING!
Wolf = Fenrir, guaranteed.
fenrir is his son
And then he gets slammed repeatedly by a big green man as an adult.
Puny god.
Didn't they also allude to the fact the world serpent we see in game is from after Ragnarok through time travel or something? I remember mimir saying something about it
The Irish Viking Yeah, appearently during Ragnarok Thor hit the Serpent so hard, he was sent backwards through time or something like that.
The graphics are eye bleedingly good
Sadly that this games would never be available for PC MASTER SUPREME RACE. 😥 Press F to pay respect ⚰
F
Francisco Santos ever heard of emu's bro
We Are Legion #for the Brotherhood I hate those idiot.
It could be the game or it could be ebola.
I think it's very interesting writing that as Atreus finds out about his birthright, his innocence manifests both in a childlike wonder for doing cool things, and the seeds of the corruption and uncaring for others that most other gods in the saga portray. Kratos is surprised by the first, and ashamed, possibly even worried over the latter.
Unfortunately this led to Atreus developing such an arrogance that he went and needlessly shanked Modi after they defeated him and he was powerless.
Kratos growth is what makes the game good. In the beginning he was always distant but this scene here just shows maturity of a man that once kicked a mortal to his demise because he was in his way
🤣🤣🤣
4:30 There is something beautiful in the vulnerability Kratos gives.
The same that was his remorse for his previous family. At the highest peak of Greece when the gods abandoned him and when he gave the power of hope to a land he himself doomed.
As it returns to this one moment.
Fearing he will loose everything again if he would to reveal his nature to his son.
Only to be surprised by his response.
“Can I turn into an animal?”
In Gow Ragnarok he turns into a bear 😵
@@T18768 He also turns in to a fox... and also summons spirit animals.
“I had hoped to spare you. Being a God, it can be a lifetime of anguish and tragedy.”
*flashbacks of Hermès boss fight*
"It is a curse. The boy has been cursed" That part always gets me.
“Can I turn into a wolf?” - foreshadowing
"Your faculty for language is extraordinary for one so young."
Now now, you are talking about the God of Deceit, eh? ^_^
Dudes literally known as "Silvertongue." It usually refers to lies, but I guess languages aren't too far of a stretch
@@CoRLex-jh5vx I don't see any reason why Loki could not learn other languages.
@@aviniciussouza100 huh, neither do I. Which is exactly what I said in my original comment. Nice doing business with you
@@aviniciussouza100 apart from mimir he is the only person in midgard that can speek jotun
Loki learning several languages makes a lot of sense. More people to trick. To deceive, to con.
'' i'm a god boy'' gave me chills
Same
“can i turn into an animal?”
bruh the foreshadowing
Was just thinking that
"You sure I can't turn into a wolf"
"You're welcome to surprise me
5:19 you know how you can hear someone smiling? I think I heard him smile
Yup-one of my favorite Kratos emotional moments.
How the Greek and Norse(or Egyptian) God's didn't have a divine war amazes me, would make one hell of a story.
Angel of Sarcasm they have humans to mess with
Angel of Sarcasm In the game, there is a scene where Tyr is said to traveled to three other mythologies/realms, Greek, Egypt and the buddah thing. Not sure what is it called. So, i’m sure there was a war, or something.
Angel of Sarcasm how about Dionysus myth from conquering almost of the asia?
GrowMess that symbol is for Japan
Is your profile pic Nico from Percy Jackson
Let's be honest. When has the truth really ever helped in this series? Aside from right now?
Because most of the times the truth is revealed too late.
@@juanlaise1059 he has a point
Juan Laise thank you
@@juanlaise1059 Yeah, in the past stories the truth was always made up of lies and deception to the point where it was hard to tell the difference.
@@LyricalViking and kratos has not lied to atreus he simply had not told him
As much as I loved Ragnarok, I never felt a scene as epic as this one. The way kratos’s face is portrayed and revealing he is a god. Beautiful scene
Kratos sparing Thor. That was a badass moment for Kratos.
Yeah
I love Ragnarok as well..but there's something in the story of this game that makes it slightly better imo
@@asafakiva1619 it was much more focused. Ragnarok had to be bigger because it was the sequel. And they did an amazing job with it. But this one benefited from being so streamlined in its goal and character involvement.
I remember being so worried when they replaced Kratos' VA but Christopher Judge killed it
It's bits like when he says "Truth...? Truth." to himself and the tone of voice is used so well
Kratos sounds like he's gonna cry at 2:09 he loves his son so much T_T
Mike Taco ;_;
Gets told he's a god and first thing he asks is can he turn to an animal
AceOfRedz He can!!!
He's just a kid afterall
To be fair if i was a mortal and i woke up and was told hey your a god i would ask that first too
Só?
It gets kratos on 2 fronts one of childhood innocence and the other on the fact kratos is often refered to as a monster or animal cause of his rage
I wonder what came to Atreus's mind before this reveal?
That his father who beat the shit out of countless beasts and KILLED a god is just an ordinary, everyday man?
"a"
To be fair Atreus probably lives in a secluded cabin in the woods all his life. How many people does he know?
They lived a secluded life so he really did think it was all just normal everyday kid/man stuff.
I know right! He sees him carry an entire tree on his shoulder and he just thinks that's totally normal. But as people point out they're so far from other people he obviously has no frame of reference.
"Can I turn into an animal?" "No I don't think so" now it's like RIP 💀
DAD OF WAR!!!!
Akwesi Quan daddy of war
No dad of war is good
Akwesi Quan dad of BOY!
Dad of boy
*D A D O F B O I*
4:31 Pause and imagine Gaia saying this:
And at that moment, it dawned on Kratos that his son should know full of his past. For in truth, would he grow closer to his son. And by doing so would ultimately put Kratos one step closer in accepting his past.
Brings back the memories
StopNdThink 0w0 Awesome!
That's great I can hear her :
"announcing this from the heavens" in my head
Aaah OLD days
I CAN HEAR HER
I CAN HEAR HER
I love how Kratos’s voice cracks slightly at 5:13, because he’s just in complete shock that Atreus goes directly to that instead of asking about his lineage
“Can I turn into an animal?” Give it a few years and we’ll see kid
4:32
Son: Dang dad your good at video games! what are you?!?!
Dad: I am a god boi.
the faces channel I’m gonna use that in the future if I get a son.
Hold on a fucking minute. If Kratos is a god, then how the fuck does he look older? If you were a god, then you can live forever. But Greek (when previous God of War games were set) times and Norse/Viking (where God of War is now) times are only a couple thousand years away. He looks around 20 years older in this game compared to the rest. So mystery solved...Kratos really isn't a god, he's just some guy that ages about 3000 times slower than the average human. And has pure white skin. And happens to have a red tat. And a shittier version of Hercules.
heatedgamer276 Who said that they can't look older. I bet Zeus wasn't that old man on his day of birth. He was once young, too. Or do you think Aphrodite was always a grown woman. They can look older but stay immortal and live forever.
Ser Jaime Lannister Was being sarcastic but ok.
heatedgamer276 Sorry. Didn't get that.
In that world, Odin travel to olympus to drink with Zeus, after that, they travel to Egypt to have a chat with Anubis.
Sem Ideia and watch anime with Amaterasu and shiv
and have hamburgers with lord beerus and whis
lmao
And throat-sing with Almighty Tengri.
Mother of god is this a smite plot XD
Atreus:"Can I turn into an animal?"
Kratos.exe has stopped working
Kratos is the coolest dad
Pixi Pix what
The cycle ends
+Chris Ray have u played the previous ones?
Yeah ... His first kid is still stuck to his skin
Hank Hill I don’t think he told his wife about killing his other family!!!
Man I love this story. It’s so humbling. It reminds me a lot of the Logan and Last of Us storyline of a father figure who has a hard time taking care someone by their side on a journey they never wanted to be on which eventually causes conflict. It also reminds me of the Black Panther story of passing the throne to someone else who exactly isn’t ready yet
Kevin Nguyen Hoping that Kratos doesn't get Loganed.
His name isn’t Logan it’s Joel
XxBabado123Xx I’m talking about 2 different stories here
aaron
Proof or stfu.
“Can I turn into an animal?” It all came back around.
"can i turn into a animal?" 4 years early
Kratos was so afraid of this moment only to be underwhelmed by the response
The conversation that every father and son wants to have.
It's quite heartwarming to know that Kratos is damn near 1,100 years old, and has lived his entire life in every sort of mental and emotional anguish possible. He however remains unbroken, yet he still has much to give to Atreus, and as we have seen it he too is learning from Atreus. He very well might be the only reason why he continues on through life.
Kratos: "I was born as a god, so did you"
Ares: "I will pretend I didn't hear that"
I mean he is the son of Zeus
It's his mortal ties that kept him well...mortal
After his brother past and Sparta was destroyed
He killed every thing
@@joachims4726 He is a full god now.
He was a demi-god until he killed Ares
"Can i turn into an animal?" Oh the foreshadowing, lol
I absolutely love Kratos in this game.
5:12 I like how Kratos looks so baffled about how his son reacts to life changing news
Also a bit of relief too.
this is amazing foreshadowing to when he literally can become animals
Oh my God of War, I love this game. The touching moments, even the smallest details, like Kratos' voice cracking. The team and cast of Santa Monica Studios have really outdone themselves. Cannot wait for the next game!
well did you get it?
I really enjoyed that single part when Kratos caresses his boy. I think it´s one of the few times of the game, if not the only.
"I had hoped to spare you" 5:47
Well well well…. Years later and Guess what… he CAN turn into animals 😂
what I love about this scene is the humbled response kratos says after atreus asks if he can turn into a wolf "you are welcome to surprise me"
4:14 ouch, Kratos must have felt that cut. Probably was thinking Atreus sees him like Zeus, a father that doesn’t love his son. But Kratos does love him. He just isn’t good at showing his feelings. But that changes in Ragnarok. He has some serious character growth. Let’s people in. Shows he cares. And even cries at the end.
Yes the transform Kratos into a little flower that cries
@@alfredohumberto2222 When all you know is rage it’s kinda hard. But hopefully we see more of Kratos’ story through the background items of Atreus’ adventure like how Tyr’s temple had all sorts of stuff from other cultures.
“Can I turn into a animal”
Kratos: Sorry boi but not in this game
I can’t wait to see how they’ll tackle Atreus travelling to other lands. Hopefully we see glimmers of Kratos’ bloody history and his bright redemption. Would like a Tyr’s treasury room reaction with the other gods and stuff XD
And then his ego rises... God I hate those moments
You can't really blame him, he's just a child, and all of the sudden he's a god. Atreus might look weak compared to Kratos and the other gods/demi-gods but remember that time he killed like 300 dark elves all by himself? Those creatures would kill a normal child in mere seconds, even a normal human warrior.
So it's only natural that his ego would sky-rocket.
@@karhammer
Yeah kid's a beast.
he learned his lesson. in the end, he was the good boy we all know and love. let's hope he'll stay that way...
@@thed858
You know we all assume it will go down tragic knowing the mythology of ragnarok. But after what kratos did to magni and modi, I'm sure the fate of those two won't end in tragedy.
its character development. if you went from averidge person to God your ego would grow too. and you would have the disconnect from mortals. think of dr manhatten. his disconnection and practical godhood lead to melancholy. kratoses own god status was a veeeery similar kind of arrogance
"The truth... the truth... I am a God, boy. From another land far from here. When I came to these shores I chose to live as a man... But the truth is, I was born a god... and so were you. *hesitates for the long moment of rage and fury he fears will come* Boy? Have you nothing to say?"
"I'm... Can I... turn... into an animal?"
" *almost disbelieving his son's curiosity about his powers can so easily overcome the resentment he fears has grown between them as well as someone so innocent being born from his blood* Can... you... turn into an animal..? No. No I do not think so..."
The relief and complete dumbfounded look when atreus asked if he can turn into a wolf. The beauty of childhood innocence. The acting here is truly perfect. I love that people actually have to act in video games now. It makes them into an amazing journey instead of a meat grinder. Even though this game is also a meat grinder lol
I wonder if there are more 'brutal but beautiful' games like this.
One of my favorite Kratos moments.
5:42 this side of kratos is so refreshing and beautiful, coming from a bloodthirsty godkiller :D
This game should get and oscar
Nah that Game is too good for a Oscar, it definitely needs to be "Game of this year" thats more valuable
The Oscars doesn't deserve this masterpiece.
@@brucedoyle4055 well good for you. And good for the GOW team. And good for us! It did end up getting game of year. Yerrrr
@@brucedoyle4055 How is that more valuable? Even being nominated for an oscar can do wonders for your career
Well it did win the Game of the Year award...that's basicaly the equivalent of the Oscars in the gaming world ;)
"Can I turn into an animal?" great foreshadowing hehe
I love how Arteus just hears about being a God from his own father, and already things are going over his head like a real child, bless this game😂
5:00 oh, that aged like fine wine
Kratos really deserves the dad of the year award for this storyline….most dads say that they’ll travel through the depths of hell to save you…Kratos actually did for his son
the foreshadowing of that conversation
God of war 4
Atreas: Can i turn into an animal?
God of war Ragnarok
Atreas: i didn't know i could do that!!
Kratos- “I’m a God
Atreus-“I figured that out when you started moving boulders! Killing Dragons! And of course killing one of Thor’s sons….sir.”
Instead of encouraging him to hold back his powers, Kratos actually invites him to try experimenting with his god powers by trying to turn into an animal. Good god dad.
I really like how when Kratos was pushing the boat away from the shore, the voice actor literally stressed what he was saying at that moment. That is really an attention to detail.
Atreus: Can I turn into an animal
God of War Ragnarok: 👍
Im still surprised kratos smiled when he said “no. i do not think so.”
He was relieved that his son was asking such a innocent question.
Yes... Kratos was born and bred as a Spartan. He only knows war, battle, and power.
When he was about to die in battle, he swore his soul to Ares - not because his death would hurt his family, but he just wanted to win. And when he was granted Ares' seat, he immediately abused it.
His son's innocent reply means that he is no were near like Kratos of old.
The writing of GoW4 was rather brilliant.
Only in God of War does a father casually give a fucking severed head to his son. 6:19
What do you mean? My dad does this to me all the time