Mimir finds out that Kratos is the Ghost of Sparta
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Kratos acknowledging that he must tell Atreus, but demanding to personally take responsibility for it really hits hard. In Ragnarok when Mimir mentions how far Kratos has come from when they first met, Kratos responds "I've had good counsel since then" and this is a prime example.
So true man! The character development across the Norse saga has been superb! 👌
Considering after Mimir's head has been revived Kratos said "When I need counsel HEAD, I will ask" 👏🏻
And Mimir is such a bro he instantly picks up on the inflection Kratos puts on *You* and drops it immediately. Mimir calls Kratos "Brother" but he is truly a Bro.
@@eddthehead123 Kratos calling Mimir brother in Ragnarok was so sweet.
It was a cool but possibly coincidental detail that as Mimir says "It's all connected man" the world trees roots are connecting to the floor
"Zeus... my father"
"Your father was Zeus?!"
"I'm greek, Mimir. Zeus is everyone's father"
"Fair enough, lad"
Hahahahaha good point there lol
Zeus, the god that impregnates everything that moves and breaths
@@JavenJC69 Including himself
That raises an interesting point, there must be hundreds of bastard gods running around Greece…
I wonder if they became the new pantheon after Kratos left.
Bror I've heard of zeus various sexually adventures, but never heard of him doing it with himself. What story is that from if you, don't mind me ask.@@postblitz
"Bollocks, brother. Respectfully bollocks."
I love that line, Mirmir is a real one.
There are people in real life who need to hear that, too. You can empathize with their pain - but there is a ceiling. Especially when you're withholding important information.
He’s respectfully saying Kratos is full of himself lol, but it takes a strong willed person to be honest with someone stronger than they are!
@@lordology4815especially when you're a defenceless (undead) head dangling from that person's hip 😅
It’s kinda like saying “respectfully bullshit.” Well, that’s what’s intended but he’s a lot more respectful about it. I like mimir
Nice way of saying bullshit
“From what I’ve heard, the pantheon had it coming”
Always kills me
GoW3 flashbacks lol
Killed them too
@@Sorrelhasthat's what I was gonna say, you beat me by 57 minutes!!
I take it that Odin and the rest of the norse pantheon find Zeus and his pantheon douchebags and just stayed in their own territories out of “respect” but personally loathed them.
I would most certainly agree. See it as the Norse Æsir are more refined and almost Godfather-like, and the Olympian Pantheon are more akin as royalty.
"I'm dangling from the hip of the bloody Ghost of Sparta" is still the greatest delivered line in the entire God of War franchise.
Definitely the most realistic reaction hahahahaha
The delivery is priceless
He's geeking out so happily.
It most definitely is not. The best line is when Boi yells. ," Daddy, come fu ck my pu ss y." And the mini game proceeds with grunting.
Ghost of Sparta is still just a crazy ominous name
Honestly, this scene was the one that made me genuinely respect Mimir as more than a Mr. Exposition character. Despite being literally just a head with nothing more than his smarts, he openly calls Kratos out for being hard-headed and forces him to confront his feelings face-on. Despite literally just figuring out he's the Ghost of Sparta who decimated most of the Greek Pantheon.
They really subverted a lot of things with Mimir. You'd think he'd only be expositing and be the comic relief and could ruin scenes by making one-liners all the time. Sure he is the comic relief but they gave him depth. When moments needed to play out, he either keep quiet or he'd turn serious. And at the end of the first game, he even stayed with the dwarves because that was a moment Kratos and Atreus needed to be alone for and he wanted to respect that.
One of the many reasons why Mimir is the GOAT!
@@lordology4815 Only man I have ever seen to sleep with a woman while only being a head.
Most?
@@jackofclubs6229 I mean, technically Kratos didn't kill every single Greek God. Apollo and Artemis ran away, and Aphrodite actually tried to help Kratos, so she survived too.
"From what I heard, the Pantheon had it coming."
Mimir heard about the fall of the Greek Pantheon.
I always thought that he would’ve heard about this from Tyr since it’s spoken about in 2018 that Tyr travelled to different realms/worlds!
@@lordology4815To think about it, Greece was the last trip Tyr went before he was imprisoned by Odin when he returned home. He arrived during Kratos's time serving under Ares (If you look at the cutscenes in Tyr's temple where Kratos finds a vase with the painting of his former self there) so He was there long enough to witness Kratos's war against Olympus and then left when Greece is in ruins. He told the tales about the ghost of sparta to the Aesir but of course, none of them bought it because they think the story is fictious or so unrealistic.
@@kingpatty4628There’s also an interpretation of one of the drawings where tyr gave Greece the bells to summon Hugin and Mugin
Which, assuming i spelled right, are the wolves that chase the sun and moon around, causing the day/night cycle
Because Kratos killed Helios, nobody was around anymore to drive his chariot, meaning no more cycle
@@tacticallemon7518 You probably meant Sköll and Hati. Hugin and Munin are Odins ravens.
@@kingpatty4628I don't think so, Zeus/Olympus won't allow a foreign god/army to enter the Greek territory. Remember Chains of Olympus, the gods took action against the Persian Army for doing so by sending Kratos killing the Persian king.
I love how angry kratos sounds when he talks to mimir.
Kratos: What is that place!
And mimir with the perfect
Mimir: NEVER GO THERE.
And Kratos just immediately calms down and understands.
He could tell that Mimir was actually afraid for him!
What it is for real ? Not played the game and probably will not so don't worry
@@orctrihar Mimir explains it right after. It's Hel, and Hel is known for tormenting souls by casting illusions of their past. That's not Zeus, that's bait to lure Kratos deeper into Hel.
@@Jerails
I understand but diden't he literally already finished hell and comed back or something ? Or is it that much a different hell ? (He survived the Tartare)
Basically kratos was at the beginning area. He killed the gatekeeper that guards the area to go deeper.
I really love how Mimir started out as just another tool for Kratos but over time becomes someone that Kratos genuinely considers advice from. In just a few sentences. Kratos goes from "The boy must NEVER know. To "If it needs be done, I must be the one to tell him. Nobody else."
Mimir helps Kratos as a co-parent so much, especially in Ragnarök!
It also helps that he’s compact, and does not consume resources.
@lordology4815 The fact that Atreyus tells Mimir that he considers him to also be his dad at the end of Ragnarock was so heartwarming
@@hekickedmydogI really hope they reunite in the next game they make whenever that is
And also brok also had influence as well He agreed with kratos in saying we all have to take responsibility some time, offered to tag along with kratos into hel, and time in hel is slower than Midgard so the fact that he came back as quick as he did shows how fast he was working in getting those blades ready
you guys realise that younger Kratos would run and do a O at that illusion the moment he would hear Zeus there...
😂Young Kratos was something else lol
Instead of going "...Zeus..." he'd go "ZUUUUUSS🗣🗣‼️‼️‼️"
Young Kratos would also get Y Y Full Circle Dragon-Punch Input into Zangief Grab into Potemkin Buster Driver'd when he got over there
@@Ins0mn_ia_"IS THIS HOW YOU FACE ME? COWARD!"
Speaking of which, I'd love to peek into a universe where norse kratos was as mad as young kratos. Instead of being sort of softly spoken, still shouted everything he said 🤣
In a past journey, Kratos would've used a wise, talking head as glue to jam in the gears of a mechanical door to keep it open or as bait for some beast in his way. Mimir is fortunate they crossed paths after he mellowed out enough to listen to criticism.
That’s a good point lol, young Kratos wasn’t the type to listen to “constructive criticism”
The last severed head Kratos carried with him was relegated to "glorified flashlight" status.
@@blackheartzerotheundergrou3225 Ahh yes, good old Helios lol
@@blackheartzerotheundergrou3225 Good thing it wasn't "glorified fleshlight" status...
@@blackheartzerotheundergrou3225and the one before that was to turn his enemies to stone for use as weights on buttons lol
The fact that Kratos lost some of the bass in his voice when he saw Zeus speaks volumes about his trauma
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mans been through alot
@@ASURARYO agreed
Such a great detail and it was performed beautifully by our boy Christopher Judge!
@@lordology4815 agreed, brother. So good.
I hear it and it sounds sickening
(In a good way)
I love that they didn’t have Mimir say “Who’s Zeus?” Instead he says “Your father is Zeus? That explains a lot.” He knows who Zeus is and is not even remotely surprised Kratos is his son. Not only that, imagine how legendary Kratos must be if his massacre of the Greek pantheon is known by the Norse gods, and Odin and Thor STILL fought with him. There are easier and less painful methods to commit suicide
True that, I always felt that in both 2018 & Ragnarök Kratos was holding back in some way as he didn't want to be the destroyer anymore but a creator of sorts, similar to the message that he constantly brings up in the norse saga "we must be better".
@@lordology4815He IS holding back.
@@lordology4815 i still think that his line toward Ghost!Athena of "I am your monster no longer" fucking goes hard
I'd say, Mimir saying that it makes sense was more of "oh, another byproduct of Zeus's sex quests". It's only later that he actually considers this and then figures out who Kratos really is.
To be fair though, Odin knew having a notorious god killer as your enemy is not a good idea. Sp he tried to manipulate things in his favor by claiming he wanted “peace”.
I like how Kratos still has the rage and grief from losing his family. Man was fully prepared to march into Hel just to make sure Zeus was dead.
Gives me chills every time!
The sudden sternness in Mimir's voice and the fact that Kratos instantly calmed and nodded showed that Mimir was putting his jokes to the side and being dead with Kratos, and then the fact that he listened without prying shows the amount of respect Kratos has for Mimir
I love how much their relationship grows over the course of these 2 games!
He's always dead he's a dangling head *bum dum tss
Kratos is smart enough to know that if the literal smartest being in existence tells you never to go somewhere, you should listen.
Mimir was fanboying 😂
Yea he was kinda at the same he was in shock cus he heard of what the “ghost of Sparta” is all about
bro hated the aesir gods so much he started to admire the killer of gods, no one but ghost of sparta himself😂
I love how much Kratos and especially Atreus fanboy over Mimir's history in Ragnarök!
*insert mimir wojak image*
5 years later, that scene still gives me goosebumps
Me too bro, brings back all those memories of playing the OG trilogy which makes this scene hit different!
@@lordology4815 Couldn't agree more man, still remember playing the ogs on the ps2, good times indeed
Wait its been 5 years?
Damn im old
@@snowranger2970 me too brother 😂
How Christopher Judge manages to put so much anguish and fear into such a deep gutteral voice is somwthing i may never understand
All the behind the scenes footage of the actors in GoW shows that Christopher said his performance was a love letter to his kids, definitely makes sense given how much Kratos says so much without saying anything.
« I’m dangling from the hip of the bloody Ghost of Sparta! »
DO not call me that
Do NOT call me that.
Don’t mistake me, brother. From what I heard, the pantheon had it coming.
I was looking for this comment😂
I wonder if Mimir was a bit terrified when he realized who exactly Kratos is. Even if he realizes that the Greek pantheon were mostly a-holes who deserved what they got, he’s literally attached to a man who was powerful enough to end an entire race of gods.
Young Kratos: ZOOOOOOSS!!!!
Old Kratos: zus
Every time I play GOW3 it cracks me up how he yells Zeus lol
@@lordology4815 He's so hammy, I love it.
I like the detail that Kratos doesn’t ask any more questions about the place after Mimir tells him never to go there. He’s just like “Well, seeing how Zeus is there, that seems reasonable” and then moves on.
I think Kratos had a bit of fear knowing that a version of Zeus is over there and was like yeah nahhhh!
on my first play through I thought Zeus was the giant bird, I did't even notice the face in the clouds...
Hahahahah!
You're not alone
I'm so glad I wasn't the only one lol
To be fair, he did transform into a pretty big bird back in God of War II when he brings the Colossus of Rhodes to life to attack Kratos. Wasn’t as big as the one here but it did happen.
Just found it out from this video and I've seen this scene multiple times...
Mimir is so incredible in both of these games. He has one of the most unique dynamics with Kratos in the entire game because he is the only non-blood relative that he genuinely cares about abd respects. This clip demonstrates how Kratos talks to an actual friend which is something he hasn't truly known. They both know what its like to do terrible things and are trying to atone for it and they both know isolation and torture in ways noone else can relate to
Very true bro, and well said!
He used to have Orkos as a friend, but Kratos had to kill him sadly. I imagine he never wanted another friend after that until Mimir.
Kratos even called him brother in Ragnarök
@@KobeAndersonCactus yep, he calls Mimir brother twice in Ragnarok! The first time is in the dwarves realm when doing the first side quest there, and the second time is after defeating all of the berserkers!
Don’t forget after Brok’s death, as Kratos stated that he’s one of the few people he could ever call friend. Not only in helping out with Kratos/party with their arsenal, but also offered to help when Atreus was sick.
I feel like they could've added a whole hour or so to the game just by Mimir going "I'm dangling from the hip of..." and Kratos going "No."
Good point lol
Mimir was one of the best additions to the series. Hands down.
Couldn't agree more!
This scene gave me an adrenaline Spike. Kratos was about to revert to his old self to part 2 his father.
After GoW3, Zeus wasn't getting back up lol
Dude I'd die from excitement but that would ruin he's character devel wouldn't it.
"bollocks, brother, respectfully, bollocks." I love Mimir
Mimir is a huge part of the growth and character development that happens though-out the Norse saga, and without him idk if Kratos would’ve been the understanding and loving father he is at the end of Ragnarok!
The slow realization always gets me.
Must’ve felt pretty proud dangling from the hip of the ghost of Sparta!
To be fair he probably had to work backwards from the list of Zeus's kids.
Probably took a while to go over em all.
I love the absolute hatred Kratos has when Mimir calls him the Ghost of Sparta.
It gives me chills everytime!
"Do NOT call me that!"
These games have been so masterfully done. Endless amounts of praise to the writers/developers- you guys & gals did a phenomenal job.
Couldn’t agree more brother, making videos like this praising the writing, graphics and art direction of this amazing franchise is an absolute pleasure to make, and getting to interact with like-minded god of war fans is the best part!
Anyone noticed how that face kept staring dead at Kratos until he says “my father”.
He had to break the tension lol
all this wholesome content is making me want to play the god of war games just to experience the full range of emotions that come along with it
You will NOT be disappointed in that department!!
Will they work on ps4 though? I guess they can be downloaded?
I got the Greek games on PS3 as a sort of virtual console. So they are playable, just on older hardware.
God of war 2018 is such a damn masterpiece. Ragnarok is phenomenal too but something about this game is special.
Couldn't agree more bro!
I gotta say as someone who started the GoW series with this game it somehow never came to my mind that he 'hates' himself and his boy for being gods. It was an eye opener to understand the charekter I played for more than 20h at that point
Thats a fresh perspective that I'm sure many people have had while playing this one bro, I'm a huge fan of the old games, but GoW 2018 will always be my favourite!
Do not call me THAT
Don't mistake me brother. From what i heard, the pantheon had it coming. But still a bit to take in. I knew you hate gods, but you really can't stay away from them, can't you?
I love how Christopher Judge made Kratos sound more like his previous voice actor( I can't remember for the life of me) when he sees "Zeus" in Helheim. Its a neat detail i saw on rewatching the scene, and I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw it.
I believe the original voice actor for Kratos was Terrence Carson, who's actually known for being the voice of Mace Windu in the Star Wars Clone Wars animated series!
@@lordology4815 Thank you, I can't believe I forgot him when he played my favorite star wars character.
I looked at the thumbnail and thought there was a mod that inserted a modern tank.
I can't unsee it now lol
I love how Mimir tells him to never go there and he in fact never goes there
Hahahahah!
The fact he wanted to go to that place where hellheim zeus was clearly shows he wanted to finish the job before mimir told him it was an illusion.
Kratos has some bollocks
I think he's afraid of feeling like a hypocrite, as he's trying to tell Atreus to be better but he himself killed his own father, the same way that Baldur wishes to kill his mother.
The thing that gets me is the ?!? in the subtitles from Mimir. It's 100% deserved and I believe even technically correct, but it's so odd to see that punctuation outside of extremely exaggerated comics.
That's a good point actually lol, definitely helps in adding to Mimir's shock!
Best part iirc is this later leads into the “Boy! Listen close” speech where Kratos admits his past
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I actually already made a video about that scene in particular!! Such an awesome moment!
Don't know why, but hearing someone say "Respectfully bollocks" is really funny to me. Maybe it's the Scottish accent.
The accent makes it way better!
I’m dangling from the hips of the bloody ghost of Sparta!
I think it's the only appropriate reaction lol
Mimir tried to give Kratos a free therapy session but he’d rather kill all gods instead.
This is the way lol
It’s all connected man!
It sure is bro, so glad santa monica connected to the beloved OG trilogy!
“It’s all connected, man!” Is the most memorable line Mimir has for me, and it has nothing to do with what he says, but everything with how he says it
Having a drink with Mimir at the pub and chatting about stories and what not would be so sick lol
The way Kratos spoke when he said "zeus". his voice sounded so broken
I feel like it’s only in the Norse saga that Kratos can take a look at himself and realise that he literally killed his own father and felt no remorse over it, which I reckon haunts the Hel out of him!
Honestly for me this one the most “gives you chills” moments in gaming that I can recall. So sick dude love this series
Me too man, and glad you enjoyed the video!
Crazy to think that what happened in Greece was a looong time ago, almost like old legends to the norse gods
Yeah Kratos was 39 in GOW 3 and 900+ in GOW 2018, never understood the huge gap knowing that the egyptian,aztec,celtic and shinto pantheons still exist all together
@@tetrodotoxin99 I think it has something to do with the respective time periods when these gods were worshipped by many people, like Ancient Greece is like primarily between 500-100 BC, where as the Viking Age when Norse Mythology was at its peak was between 794-1066 AD!
Mirmir sounding a lot like a game theorist for a minute
Hahahahah very true!
Smartest man alive.
Mimir should have said “you are HIM” you are the bloody goat of the sparta
He is definitely the GOAT lol
“Never go there”
“It’s just an illusion”
These lines contradict and it bothered me immediately.
Most people would choose an illusion over reality sadly.
Your father was sus?
That explains a Lot.
He was pretty sus though lol
"Bollocks brother, respectfully bollocks"
Is a line that I am stealing
Mimir is always calling out Kratos on his bullshit lol
I forgot how great this game is.
It’s still arguably one of the best narrative driven story games of all time!
@@lordology4815 I loved just canoeing around with my son and listening to Mimir tell us stories.
I really wish that part could've been explored more for the story. Like making kratos go through that area for something important and you get revisted by his biggest past moments
we got valhalla for that 😅
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I love how Mimir becomes such a dad in this one line. You can tell the VA is a father XD
Very true!
The way he says “Zeus” and “my father” you hear the pain
It's the reason why it's one of my favourite moments from this monumental game!
Having kratos carry a severed talking head around was a genius decision
Couldn't agree more!
I don't blame kratos for hating all gods I'm the same way but he needs to forgive himself at some point after everything he's been through I think he's earned it
He will never think that way but moving on and finding some inner peace is something I think he achieves at the end of Ragnarök.
This has got to be the best game series of all time
Agreed!
i just love how Kratos closes his eye when Mimir said the word "ghost of sparta" Kratos just HATES it when someone mention one of the titles that he despised
It's that constant reminder of what he did to his family.
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I like how Mimir's voice is so commanding in this part.
Bro needed to make sure Kratos listened lol
Mimir has to be one of the most likable characters ever :)
Hands down 👌Ragnarok did a good job of showing another side to him though, with him enslaving that creature in the dwarves realm!
I don't like that nothing was ever done with the big ass bird
I second this bro!
i heard that it was supposed to be a boss in the first game but they didn't have enough resources
They should've shown or atleast talked more about the damned bridge
another wasted opportunity of ragnarok
i thought there was just like the City of Hel down there, the permanent home for the dead and surely the living dont wanna stay there
@@Hollowfication96 Well thats kind of true but considering the valkyries are back with their actual selves the spirit worlds are in control. Except the Garm incident
I think the whole Garm incident was their way of finishing of that story and Hræsvelgr was supposed to be a big boss I believe, but that idea was scrapped in development!
Some things are more effective the less we know about them.
Wish they explored the place Mirir told him to stay away from in Ragnorak. Honestly so many things they mention in this game that was never touched on again in Ragnorak.
Within the lore they established there was so many crazy paths they could take, while I absolutely adore Ragnarok, there’s a lot about it that I personally wish happened differently
Probably because if he went there, he wouldn’t have ever been able to come back out of it. It’s clear that Helheim doesn’t just torment you physically, it breaks your soul/mind by showing you all the worst things you’ve done and make you relive them. If Kratos had gone there, he would have found himself pulled back into an eternal cycle of anger, despair and self-hatred.
Athena disappeared for ever :(
This scene gave so many goosebumps when I first played it.
Same here bro!
"You will tell him nothing"
"I won't, because he needs to hear it from YOUR mouth, when the time is right"
Mimir is literally his 2nd father lol
"It's all connected man!" There is a lot of good Mimir lines and that's one of my favorites
It's the way he delivers that line as well that I absolutely love!
Just finished the new god of war and ragnarok and damn what a story they put into these two games.
Couldn’t agree more!
wish they did more with this
Definitely bro 👌
Cool moment 😊
Very underrated moment from this terrific masterpiece!
Mimir saying far far enough longer and then he end it with very well and fair enough 😂
You know, there’s a chance he has another son actually running around whatever left of grease the one that may have been conceived when he was with Aphrodite
That would be cool if they featured his ‘other’ son against Atreus!
What i fucking love is every one choses that armor during that time
Very true ahahaha!
I think I love when Kratos says, "Do NOT call me that..." because The Ghost of Sparta is what everyone used to taunt him with. He was the last of the Spartans who killed his own family and was forced to wear their ashes and the Gods of Olympus never let him forget it
Thats spot on bro!
"I'm dangling from the hip of the bloody Ghost of Sparta." lmfao I will never forget that line.
Underrated as hell!
I always have a hard time choosing a favorite character between Mimir and Brok. I love them.
The Norse characters are all so loveable, it's hard to pick.
Can we acknowledge and appreciate the fact that Kratos is essentially Gorr the God Butcher from MCU (or other way around), but Kratos' story was told SOOO MUCH better than Gorr's. Like idk why I even compared them, because the depth and quality of their stories aren't even comparable, but still 😂
Kratos is what Gorr should've been like, but Marvel couldn't make him like that cause its Marvel lol
Well, look at the narrative importance
Kratos is the title character. This is his game series, we have 5 main games to tell his story
Gorr’s only real purpose was to show how strong thor was, we had one comic line (or movie depending in how you look at it) to cover Gorr’s narrative in someone else’s story
@@lordology4815 Kratos had the opportunity to be set up over several different games. He's gotten way more time to grow as a character. MCU Gorr had one movie and yea, it was shit, but one movie is not enough time for a villain with a complicated backstory to really shine. He's done better in the comics, but like Ultron (who was also done really dirty by confining him to a single movie), they rushed it and skipped a lot of the interesting stuff, toned a lot of the dark stuff down hard and nerfed many of their abilities and feats.
If they had to tell the story of Kratos in a single movie, it would be missing a lot of parts and information that makes him interesting too, because one movie is not enough time to dig into it all. You'd need several movies, regardless of who (hypothetically) makes them.
Gorr is pretty cool in the comics, actually. A suitably epic and even tragic character. Not as good as Kratos, since he STILL doesn't have as much screentime, but has a similar arc/realization that in his quest to kill gods he has become the thing he hated. "The god of godslaying" is still, in the end, a god.
@@Xylarxcode kratos set himself up just fine with ONE game.
a violent man beset by rage and looking to be free from his past mistakes that ultimately wants to kill himself to atone, forcibly dragged back onto the board of fate.
Knowing everything Mimir told us about his past in Ragnarok, i wonder who would've been waiting for him over there.
That’s a very intriguing thought cause clearly Mimir was one of Odin’s most trusted advisors, which makes me wonder how he found favour with a god as twisted as Odin!
Can we appreciate how amazing Hræsvelgar looks in this scene
Pretty sure you’re the first person to mention how awesome she looks!
@@lordology4815 ikr, and when she speaks in gowr, imo she sounds scarier than Jormungandur. Btw you a g for still replying to these comments
@@Sadf430 True that bro, Jormungandur is way too chill in comparison lol. No worries man, appreciate the kind words!
I appreciate that Kratos actually hears Mimir and nods when he says that they must never go to thar way
Kratos hears the seriousness in Mimir’s voice which up till that point he had been very chill.
he is the type of guy to go there and come back
Bro literally walked out of the underworld how many times? lol
The way he says “my father”
Gives me chills every time!
Mimir's reaction is hilarious
Very true!
-Never go there. Understand?
-Aight.
*Proceeds to go there 4 years later*
Telling Kratos not to do something is counter productive lol
@@lordology4815 imo true
Do *NOT* call me that.
best game ever
Still in my top 3 to this very day!
Yeah. Superb. Now imagine if Mimir finds out he is also the Ghost of Tsushima.
Hahahahahah, HE HAS NO HONOUR!
*hits bong*
"It's all connected, maaan"
That’s way too accurate hahahaha!! 😂😂🤣
I'm so American I thought that was a Abraham tank in the thumbnail 🤦🤣
You’re not alone bro! 😂🤣👌
This was a great movie
Gave me chills
Me too bro!
Mimir: BRAHHHH YOU HATE GODS YOU AND YOUR SON ARE BOTH GODS ASWELL YOU CAN'T HELP THAT, TELL YOUR SON THE TRUTH BLAH BLAH BLAH
Kratos: Stop yapping bro you will tell him nothing
Mimir: Aight
He knows not to argue with a 6-foot 4 mountain of muscle that his existence depends on lol
Seeing something other than Playstation buttons was a trip lol
This was very intentional hahahah!
0:54 i love that it's common to believe that Kratos was, at the very least, semi-justified in his slaughtering of the pantheon
I really enjoy the fact that while Kratos was merciless, he also had a good side, which he talks about in Valhalla!
Bollocks, brother, respectfully, bollock
I use this at work now when someone says something ridiculous lol
I like to think that Tyr arrived from Sparta and was like:
Mimiiiir!! Duuudeee!!! These guys got f'ed uup!
100% agree hahahah
i love this dialogue, holy shit
Me too man!