Wife Discovers God of War Ragnarok - The Hound From Hel (Ep18)
Vložit
- čas přidán 14. 11. 2023
- Join us in this epic gaming adventure as we dive into the mythical world of God of War Ragnarok! In this heart-pounding episode, we witness Kratos and his son Atreus embark on a perilous journey into the depths of Hel to confront the formidable Hel hound, Garm.
🔥 Key Moments:
Thrilling descent into the underworld as Kratos and Atreus face the challenges of Hel.
Intense battle against the fearsome Hel hound Garm, testing the limits of our heroes.
A surprising twist as Atreus implants the soul of his loyal companion, Fenryr the wolf, into Garm's body, changing the course of the quest.
👀 Our Reactions:
Watch as we react in real-time to the stunning visuals, intense gameplay, and unexpected plot twists. From the edge-of-your-seat moments to the jaw-dropping revelations, experience the excitement alongside us!
🤔 What's Next:
As the episode concludes, Kratos and Atreus make their triumphant return to their respective realm. What awaits them in the next chapter of their journey? Join us as we speculate and discuss the future of God of War Ragnarok!
👍 Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Hit the Bell for More!
If you're a fan of epic gaming adventures, mythology, and reaction videos, this is the place to be. Hit that subscribe button and join our community for more God of War Ragnarok content and other exciting gaming experiences!
🗣️ Share Your Thoughts:
What are your predictions for the next episode? Share your thoughts, theories, and favorite moments in the comments below. We love hearing from fellow gamers and mythology enthusiasts!
🎉 Let the Adventure Begin!
Grab your controller, settle in, and let's continue this epic journey together. God of War Ragnarok awaits!
#GodOfWar #Ragnarok #GamingReaction #MythologyAdventure #HelHoundGarm - Hry
"Don't be sorry, be better." Is a throw-back to the previous game, when they were hunting deer, and Atreus was hasty.
This game is littered with great callbacks to the previous game. I love it.
“You don’t have to apologize. Not to me. Not for that.”
Freya said it first when Kratos begged her for help when Atreus fell sick. Then, Kratos said it to Freya after she broke her curse.
@@Rai0711 that might be my favorite one in the game.
it’s also a call back to what faye said to kratos in one of his dreams , it’s where kratos got the saying from in the first place
Okay
This is the perfect example of character development I've ever seen. Truly a great series
Facts!
Kratos smiled because Atreus repeated to him the phrase his father told him when he was little when they were hunting "don't be sorry be better"
I really love the way the person playing this is showing everything. They show all the in game dialogue, the cutscenes, most of the small fights and to keep it like an actual movie they show the boss fights almost all the way through. It’s honestly perfect.
Im so glad you guys finally saw this part. This is one of the most emotional parts of God of War, not just Ragnarok but the entire series. The character development with Kratos and Atreus here was amazing, Kratos actually apologized, Kratos...the same mf that killed a pantheon. Atreus hitting Kratos with his own line "Dont be sorry father, be better." and Kratos smiling at that, that scene alone made me cry. Kratos admitting that he is always angry and keeping Atreus on a close leash is because he wasnt ready for Atreus to grow up so fast already, he still wanted his "boy". It only gets better from here and i wish these episodes came sooner because im so excited to see your reaction on how this all plays out by the end.
I love watching yall videos with my wife bcz we've played the game together. My wife pointed out when you cried , "Aww, babe. He cried too. See, I told you it was okay" . Lol. Bless her heart, she was tryna make me feel better about my lil moment of grieving my Pop passing before this game came out and us having a rocky past that mirrors Kratos and Atreus's relationship in various ways . So I felt your moment too, big bro😂😂😂
If this was G.O.W 3 Garm would’ve been in lil doggie pieces😂😂😂😂 Kratos not doing all that chasing shit😂
😂
Say that to Hermes 😂
germ is immortal and would just regenerate 😭 he has no soul and is the hound of hel , he wouldn’t be able to cut him in pieces
It'd just come back dawg 😂 do you not know how garm works?
I see y’all can’t take a joke 🤦🏾♂️
A video game that actually made me tear up at every turn. 😅😅
Another brilliant re-working of "traditional" Norse mythology by the writers of this game. In those stories, Loki is the father of both Fenris/ Fenrir AND Jormungandr- in the game, this gets translated to Atreus\ Loki putting souls into the serpent and Garm.
It's inspired.
isnt he the father of the hell bird as well??
@@1Alixander - Not sure about the bird, but from what I've read, his other offspring was a demi-goddess (actually named Hel) who was chalk white on one half of her body, and pitch black on the other. She was essentially the caretaker/ ruler of the underworld (which is "usually" regarded as Niflheim).
By the way-the mother of Loki's offspring in Norse mythology? Angrboda.
@@kellypedersen6590 yeah thats what I was thinking about and I think that one of the gow lore CZcamsrs said it was the bird
“Norse”. That shit is all fake
@@LaymanGaminand here you are watching a Norse based game , commenting on it 🤣
This is how you write great stories, with characters that grow and that you grow to care about.
The character development Kratos undergoes in God of War 4 and God of War: Ragnarok is absolutely amazing!!!
It was Faye's suggestion in his dream that propelled Kratos to open up "Let your son hear your voice" "Trust him with knowledge", Also ik it is not shown in this video, or maybe it is, but Faye was a badass. She is scary, she took on an angry Kratos and lived and matched him in battle. There are other scenes that also depict her feats.
Ngl Tee's facial expressions to the dialogue and the brutal combat in this game is the best!
1:58 "Aren't you gonna, you know....reprimand me? Kratos: No." My sister: Yes, got me worried about you, boy have lost your mind?! Closing those "Realm Tears" was what i needed to fully upgrade the Axe, the Blades, and the spear before "Ragnarök" started, and it was nice hearing atreus talk about people he met that are his age.
10:46 - 11:40 Attempt 1: Dad freeze his chain latch it on to something so he can run. FAILED
11:49 Kratos: Boy, did odin teach you how to control your transformation, cause we're not relying on what Odin taught you next time were doing this my way.
12:35- 16:38 Attempt 2: The "Kratos" way Sucess/Falied That whole boss fight was crazy and out of the "MAIN" boss battles Garm's the only one that made me do this twice all the other's were first attempt. 19:45 Garm: I'm back and ready for round 2!
"What else did you learn? We work better when we trust each other." If i was there with them i would've slugged both of them and gave them a piece of my mind and told them straight up to that " This not the time to bicker like children so get your heads out your asses all this is happening because the both you lost faith in each other so stone the fuck up and work together, deal with the other other shit later."
21:06: Round 2 FIGHT! 22:07-26:47 Thrid Attempt: Change it's nature, "SUCESS!" When Atreus put Fenrir's soul into Garm i was shocked and amazed plus seeing Fenrir super-sized i had a revelation i was like "Oh my god Kratos is already a granddad and Atreus is alreadya dad" because Atreus is called "Loki" to the other giants in Jotunheim and his sons are a giant Wolf and snake who are Jörmungandr and Fenrir.
Here at 29:11 I was like "Now sit down and "TALK" like people no arguing or yelling. This whole conversation almost brought a tear to my eye even Kratos and atreus admitting their own flaws and Kratos apologizing to atreus makes it clear when Freya said Kratos will never change, this scene, THIS SCENE RIGHT HERE, proves that he can change. It was hard to notice because of his full-grown beard but he smiled.
i hope you guys catch it but when he says "dont be sorry, be better," its a reference to when kratos told atreus that same line in the beginning in the first game. That's why kratos smiled.
our culture and dogs..... seems like the most story reflection in the series happens when a dog "dies". loving the series
It's funny because if you read Norse mythology the reason why Loki said he worked better with chaos is because Loki is the God of chaos. Also another cool easter egg they put is Loki and Angrboda have 3 kids together, and for some reason Loki gave birth to one lol, but anyways 2 out of 3 of the kids are in the game. One is fenrir but not his small version the big version you see now and the giant bird in helheim is also another of their kids
Actually you do see the other child in this game, in norse mythology, Loki gives birth to the world serpent as well, and this game kinda symbolized that when Atreus put the soulf of a giant into the dead snake, causing it to be born again.
@@ksi_lucipher_iv5852it's 4, you both forgot sleapneir (spelling). He's the one we don't see.
@@draxomegasleapnir(?) is loki’s kid but not one he had with angrboda, it was with the horse of the giant who built asgard’s walls, if we’re talking about all of loki’s kids there are quite a few who are missing (I can’t remember the names of any of them but the main ones that come to mind are the pair of brothers where one was turned into a wolf to kill the other and the one who was killed had his intestines turned into the rope that bound loki under the serpent that drips venom into his eyes)
The giant bird isn't one of the kids, eventually, Atreus future daughter will be Hela.
Do not be sorry. Be Better. That is a line I've taught my son. Apologize when you are wrong, yes but more importantly, strive to be better so you you don't have to say sorry for the same thing again.
This is the first time even after beating the game twice, that I think Odin knew they would release. He wanted all the other realms to be attacked, in hopes to weaken them against a possible attack on Asgard. Of course his only reason is to retrieve the mask, but I feel lik Odin in this Game is the top of God that doesn’t allow people under him to have an ability he can’t have. I think he has the same ability to view people’s intentions like Hiemdal and he could see that Atreus would release Garm.
Don't be sorry Be better. that really put a smile on my face! i was really hoping that they would bring that back
Their conversation is one of the best scenes in the game. It's certainly one of my favorites next to the Norns, Freya forgiving Kratos, and one that's yet to come.
32:10 kratos smiled because kratos said that to Atreus in the beginning of GOW 2018 on their first hunt
Garm is the best boss fight in this game.
I might have said this already. But my first son was born when GOW 2018 came out. And Kratos growth and connection to his son hits me in feels every time. I love your reactions.
Game Mechanics: In order to extend and take full advantage of your runic attacks sometimes you have to tap R1 or R2 multiple times while you're in the middle of it. One of the things I've noticed through watching other people play is that they don't know you can do that. So I just wanted to point that out
@TNTGaming That "Don't be sorry, Be Better" line was the same line that Kratos told Arteus in God of War when they was hunting the deer.
Fenrir got an upgrade
Garm is unique and can't be viewed as a normal animal because of his insane power. Also he was chained up because he guards the gates of Hel and keeps the dead from leaving. He is the Norse version of Cerberus.
This was a great section in the game, and it only gets better! Garm was a really fun fight and I enjoyed the bonding moments with Kratos and Atreus. I do have quite a few thoughts on this section though about trust. While its true that they both needed to learn things from each other, I don't think trust was really one of them. Or at least not as much as the game paints it to be. I would argue that Kratos has, for the most part, been very trusting towards his son. I'd also argue that Atreus has actually been kinda unfair to expect Kratos to trust him.
We've seen on a few occasions now that Kratos trusts his son. He decided to do so when he let his son lead him to Tyr, he decided to do so for a while after finding Tyr, and he even decided to do so before they fought and tried to kill Garm in this episode. The only times you can kinda say he stopped trusting him is when Atreus leads them into something Kratos finds to be untrustworthy or unsafe. When they saw the mural in Alfheim with Tyr, Atreus was all to willing to jump into conclusions about what the prophecy meant and what part they had to play in it. Kratos knowing how Atreus is and seeing that he was rushing headlong into a prophecy he doesn't actually know to be true, decides to step in and call it off (afterall the prophecy didn't actually specifically say that either of them had a part to play in it, which Kratos pointed out. Atreus just assumed that). This is what eventually lead into Kratos's blow up at the table the first time because he knew more prophecy talk would go to his head. Then in this fight with Garm, Atreus tries a half baked plan to tame an animal he knows nothing about and ends up almost getting the two of them killed (well maybe not Kratos considering how powerful he is but you get the point). Thats again when Kratos decides to step in and do things his way.
The reason I say Atreus is a lil unfair to expect Kratos to just trust him is because he has a history of leading them into bad or untrustworthy situations. I already mentioned a couple of those situations above. He also led himself, Thrud, and all of the 9 realms into a bad situation by deciding to let Garm free without thinking about why he was chained up in Hel in the first place. Also Kratos had no way of knowing that Atreus had a soul in his knife that he could put inside Garm's body. Hell, Atreus didn't even know that until Angrboda told him. It was pure luck and coincidence that Atreus would have the ONE thing that could stop Garm for good. Any other scenario and Kratos's plan would have been right. Add on top of that the fact that Atreus has been sneaking out on Kratos for the last couple years, lies about it, then when Kratos questions him he chooses to keep it secret. Of course we as the viewers know that him keeping his visit to Jotunheim a secret is a good thing, but from Atreus's perspective, he can't just expect Kratos to have trust in him when he's been disappearing for days and lying to him. The only secrets Kratos ever kept from him was about his past life, and that he was a God. Atreus isn't entitled to know everything about his past life, but he shoulda definitely been told he was a God. And we all know it wasn't a good thing for Kratos to keep that a secret, (seeing as Atreus almost died in the last game because of it) but Atreus is painting it like it was ok to do that so he can do it too, which isn't true.
I think the real thing Kratos took from this part was learning to open up more. Kratos's journey has been one about finding his humanity, and learning to actually connect and bond with others rather than choosing to remain in his own shell of pain and grief. His journey has also been about learning to raise a child. Specifically a child who's reaching adulthood seeing as he never had one (that he knows about 👀) to reach Atreus's age. If you put into perspective the timeframe of it all, Kratos is likely hundreds if not thousands of years old, so Atreus is still relatively a new part of his life. And within Atreus's own life span, Kratos has only really started to bond with Atreus for maybe about 3 or 4 years. Now Atreus is already at that age where he wants to go out and start doing things on his own without his father. And reasonably, Kratos isn't quite ready for his son to grow up so fast when they seemingly just started getting close as father and son. Thats why he's so protective of him and why he admits at the end of this part that he was not the one that was ready.
We know kids don't always listens and sometime they're rebellious little shitheads Lol Kratos apologizing to Atreus then him smiling afterwards is such a great moment. Character development! Unfortunately in real life there's some people that constantly say sorry without actually meaning it. Kratos is proud that Atreus remembered his words of don't be sorry, be better and shows that he does hear his father's advice
I love y'all's reaction videos so much!! I literally can't wait for y'all to get to the end of this game, it's amazing!!
My brain is randomly thinking about a fight between Garm and Clifford.
Hahahahaha
Dont be sorry, be better...
That phrase... So strong.
This game makes me think about my dad. It me think about fatherhood.
Such an important type of love.
she blessed you when she spit on you, a true blessing because it was natural destiny
Man this episode was good love the reactions wished it lasted a little longer can't wait for the next one hopefully I'll drop one more
santa monica said fuck game of the year, we gonna make emotions of the year instead
Got my member cause I am too excited to see your reactions and cannot wait 😭😭 💛
Came a long way from that first hunting trip together.
Gets even better
Love these videos, last episode was SO GOOD!
I just completed this chapter a few hrs ago. This game is just breathtaking
Fenrir, the goodest of boys!
I need an hour long video and some popcorn 😂
To the comment referring to Kratos tearing Garm apart when he was younger, this Kratos is actually confirmed by Cory Barlog to be MUCH stronger than Greek Kratos. Garm would’ve likely beaten younger Kratos given how much of a challenge he gave this Kratos.
Yall making me wait too much😩
Im always waiting a new episode like an anime😤🤣
if you look carefully you can see his eyes are the same as the soulless animals in the ironforest !!. wonder who did that
Garm is a primordial creature. It had to be something from long, long ago. Maybe the DLC will elaborate.
@@velvetrosang4684 yea in norese mythology Garm and Fenrir is kinda the same wolf. in some storys they are the same and in others they are different. will ben intressting witch way they go with this
GARM has a soul now
When will the next part be posted? Honestly love these reactions/discussions
can you guys not drag the reaction for views and finish it early, I dont know how long I am gonna LIVE
THAT AINT NO DAMN PUPPY!!!!(PAM VOICE)
Never clicked so fast; lets goo!!!!
Juicy mouf’ted 😂
Good dogo 25:56
I think the best way to get to know someone is by approaching and talking to them, living with them under the same roof, and getting to know them as well as you know 🤔 the back 🔙 of your hand ✋ is by traveling ✈️ with them 😁😉.
One of the best moment in the game 😊
Awesome video.
ahhh I thought you will continue to the next scene..next ep will be very interesting ton watch
I want you guys to take note how everytime they go through something emotional Kratos always tells him to "close his heart to it". This comes up a lot and makes a 360 at the end
God, I keep saying this, but this game is such a masterpiece 🥲
Where were you guys? I miss you a lot.😢
bast game so far graet jop
HEEEEEELLLLLLL HOUND!!!!
Can’t wait for red dead 2
GARM cant die
You guys should just finish out the god of war series because you guys are so close to being done, but anyway love the vids❤️
I mean he do have a sibling, but she's dead
C'mon man its been 4 days, I'm waiting...
Lol, we drop GOW every 5 days. Another day wont kill you
@@TNTGamingonline Guess I'm gonna rewatch this episode for the 4th time 😅
w couple W reaction 🔥🔥💯💯
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hey, why don't you guys play the game instead of watching it?
im looking for family, love. no one cares about me. no one has ever cared about me
Tee u hella gullible my guy don’t go for the okey doke
DO RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2
Plz watch destiny 2 game reaction
Funny thing is that these snowflake PETA group wanted to remove this mission because it’s “animal abuse” 😂 it’s a damn virtual animal with no actual feelings
WHAT!!!!??? On a CGI wolf???
@@TNTGamingonline yup. I’m serious 😭 I’ll link you the video right now
@@TNTGamingonline czcams.com/video/dPacXQSrt6U/video.htmlsi=gAP8rI6M5e4ysL_B