Kratos Tells Tyr He Doesn’t Regret Killing Hercules, Tyr Agrees - God of War Ragnarok Valhalla
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Kratos about everyone else: "I probably shouldn't have done that"
Kratos about Ares and Hercules: "Ill fuckin do it again"
Heimdall
I don’t think he regrets killing Zeus either tbh. The things he did to get there, sure, but Zeus had to coming and Kratos certainly knew that. I mean, let’s not mince words. He killed his mother, lead to his brother being killed by Thanatos, killed Kratos personally, etc.
I don't think he regrets killing any of the Greek gods.
@@ItalianIrishguy I think he's a bit regretful about how he went about it and the sheer amount of collateral damage but, frankly, most of that pantheon had it coming based on what we know of their activities in the GoW mythos.
@@Lorekeeper72oh yeah the GoW versions had it coming for sure
While I do respect Kratos for not mentioning it, he did give Hercules a chance to walk away.
Yep, like he do to heimdall previously
But both of them...yeah
For Heimdall, he was really going too far despite Kratos giving him mercy.
I dunno, Hercules was a bitch boi of course but he was too a victim of the initial Pandora's box opening, was it really his fault that he was blinded by jealousy. Its not like I blame Kratos, if corrupted Hercules claimed the throne as the God of War it probably would've been worse than when Kratos or Ares were in charge so Kratos didn't have much of a choice as well, but I think GoW Valhalla doesn't point out that Hercules might've been not as bad of a dude before the released evils got to him
He gave ALL the Gods that weren't Zues or Ares a chance to walk away, well except for a few ☀️ but other than that he either killed them in self defense or because they were too annoying.
@goldngamer1365 Kratos only killed gods that were actively trying to stop him. He gave Hercules a chance to back off. He only killed hera after she straight up called Pandora a whore (I can't believe what Kratos thought that meant). Aphrodite just said "look you need my husband's help for you to continue" she wasn't trying to stop him. He kills Hephasteus because he tried to kill him first. Later in game Kratos learns that pandora had to die something Kratos didn't want to happen.
“Given Zeus’ reputation, I’m sure you had plenty more of them to spare.”
Well said Mimir.
TBH, I think altogether he had accumulated a continent of illegitimate children 😂
Wanna know the truth behind this tale?
Greeks found that if their kids or family had ties with famous heroes who where Zeus kids their family would be treated better and with higher status in society, so everyone made up stories that somehow one of their women was forcefull taken by Zeus (Not willingly ofcourse since they would call her a prostitude which would be really bad rep) and thus their offspring and family are relatives to those great heroes. Alot of people did that in Greece and that's where the legend of Zeus having "plenty of illegitimate kids" came from, cause everyone claimed to be relatives to well known firgures for societal privilidges
@cloudshifter exactly. That or they were trying to rationalize anything strange in the world around them. Like say a person being bigger or stronger than normal? Had to be the son of a God. Got a beef with a group of people (Crete) and want to make them into monsters? Say the queen had sex with a magic bull and gave birth to a man eating half bull. It's things like that, that make legends extra twisted.
Yeah.
Damn right, Mimir.
Unlike the other Olympians, Kratos actually tried to talk Hercules down instead of immediately attacking him like the others.
Kratos, Hercules, and the other demigods were puppets and pawns for the gods. Only Kratos saw this
He probably felt Heracles was more like him than the Olympians, since they were both bastards of Zeus, and pawns for the Gods to throw around. Had Heracles joined forces with Kratos and saw things his way, Kratos would've welcomed a brother in arms.
Kratos wasn't planing to kill Hera and Hephaestus too but they forced his hands
He actually does that with MOST of the Gods of Olympus. The only ones he really wanted were the OG's; Zeus, Hades and Poseidon. Everyone else he tried to ignore or tried to talk em down.
i mean Helios only had to tell him about Pandora's box but instead he decided to lie to kratos then when called out had his minions attack kratos
"You aspire to be an Olympian yet their reign is ending"
Always thought that line was hard
To be fair, the plan was to kill Kratos so he can be the God of War, which I assume the titans can just be dealt with later.
Isn’t Hercules the god of strength after he ascended to Olympus
so in the god lore the destructions that deaths of gods caused happened only in greece?
@@ruslanmamedaliyev3912 yes
I think the reason Kratos doesn’t feel regret over Hercules is because he made it clear during the last game he has a rule and belief about killing now. He doesn’t want to kill anyone if given the choice but if someone is a threat and refuse to back down then everything that happens is on them.
Hercules was a dangerous warrior who Kratos acknowledged as an equal and would rather avoid fighting but like he said once he chose to fight him then he wasn’t holding back since Hercules is a legit threat. It doesn’t help too that Hercules served Hera probably giving him memories of his time with Ares. Anyone who read the myth of Hercules can tell you. Hera tricked Hercules into murdering his family by taking advantage of his anger and bloodlust just like Kratos.
Greek Gods are (in)famous for controlling the feelings of others on a whim. The most famous one aside from Heracles is Pasiphae's...episode with the Bull of Crete.
I still find _extremely_ baffling there are people that still can't understand that Kratos killed his family accidentally, and that he was not at all sane due to Ares' magic.
I mean he literally just said why
its self defense
I did read the myth, and Hera did neither trick Herakles nor took advantage of his "anger" or "bloodlust", because he wasn't described as being angry or bloodthirsty. In fact, he was rather heroic, defeating the infamous lion (the one that gave him his iconic lion skin, not the Nemedian lion) and defending his home city against aggressors.
Hera straight up used her divine power to turn him temporarily insane. It was outside influence, not his own choices. Unlike Kratos, Herakles did not sell his soul to gain power.
There is only one instance when Herakles killed a man in anger prior to Hera's interference, and even then, he had just responded to someone throwing the first punch, and the death has occurred only because he did not know his own strength.
Herakles in the myth is not nearly as bad as the one in the game. The game's version is made worse so the audience would feel no empathy when killing him.
Kratos is more like Heracles than he'd like to admit.
"He wanted to be god of war for every reason but the right one." Seeing that scene again he hit the nail on the head there. For better or worse, Kratos kept things the way it was known.
what was the right reason to be a god of war?
@Rexyyy99 The "right way" to be a god of war is, in my opinion, to give order to the chaos, rules to the warfare. War is a terrible thing, but it has one merit: it brings change. Good or bad, change means some form of progress rather than stagnation.
GOW Hercules wanted to be the god of war for the recognition, for glory. Is that the person you want in charge of how war changes the world?
@@kidclefspeare Well said.
It’s not like Kratos was a good god of war. Wasn’t his first act to wage war on all of Greece?
@@Rexyyy99 he wanted to be God of war just because Kratos was God of war. He wanted to surpass kratos
I like how they always refer to him as Hercules, since that's his Roman name. His Greek name is Heracles.
I think the Devs wanted his name to just be Hercules in the God Of War series because it was just an easier name to say, so that’s why they refer to him as such.
Good thing it's a video game and not actual mythology huh?
@@SSJBlueVegitoThat and modern audiences are naturally more familiar with that name
Well, he is wearing a Roman centurion plume.
@@jacklan4103nice attention to detail it’s often something that is overlooked plus the Romans did accept most of the Olympian pantheon just calling them by different names because they spoke Latin not Greek
I love how the first thing out of Mimir's mouth after Kratos says he killed his half-brother was a jab at how badly Zeus couldn't keep it in his pants. 🤣
I also like how that implies Zeus reputation was a joke even among other pantheons
0:25 Looks like Zeus reputation of "all-fucker" reached far beyond greek realm :P
The Greek gods were powerful but very cruel every god from every realm heard of Zeus now they know of kratos too probably heard more about kratos since now he took out 2 pantheons
It was Odin who was called that, but I will agree that it probably fits Zeus better lol
Zeus loves sex and women but at least he isn't as bad as Loki in mythology, that mfer will have sex with anything that walks.
It's interesting fact that Hercules was voiced by Hercules TV series actor, Kevin Sorbo himself.
U MEAN THAT RACIST BIGOT
I don't think we the players even regret killing most of the Greek gods. Well I say MOST.
Remember Doorstopper?
Not to mention every single human who was in our way that we crushed just because
Bruh, I HATED that fight on my Titan Mode run.
Needless to say, finally getting to slam the door on Thesus was cathartic
Oh you meant Theseus, I thought you meant Gear Girl
It's the fallout from killing them that I think most players regret. Killing them literally destroys the world with no imitate solution to fix it.
Beating the hell out of Perseus, was more satisfying honestly.
Heaphestus death… I think should have impacted Kratos more
1:04 Tyr legit asked u regret killing him. Kratos replied nah I didn’t he was dangerous. Leaving tyr to go like good fuck him 😂
It's great how Tyr, for as peaceful as he is, is still clearly a god of war. Just going 'Yeah, sometimes you gotta kill someone.'
Personally I blame both Hercules and Hera for their own deaths, everything Kratos said him was true and given what we already know about the 12 labours Hera was also responsible for Hercules's eventual death, and Kratos didnt even acknowledge Hera as a threat until she pushed him too ar in a drunken rage.
You know, back in the day, I actually thought that Hercules and Hera were married. Then again that was back when my English was sloppy.
@MariusBoss11458 According to story, Hera(upset at Zeus for having another child with another woman) sent Hercules (the child grown up) on 12 labors after forcing him to kill his wife in order to seek redemption. In the lore after doing them, Hercules had another wife, so Hera made him kill her again to repeat the labors over and over, but in God of War, my guess she set the fight up directing Hercules at Kratos using his motivation to become the God of war and jealousy of Kratos.
@warbringergames7885 never heard of the second wife being killed. I seem to recall she killed him- which is how he ascended to be an Olympian
@@lissaquon607 I could be wrong about that second wife. Point still being they both got what they deserved in the end. 🤷♂️
@@lissaquon607that was his 3rd
I honestly think that it's weird that Kratos doesn't regret killing Hercules even though he acknowledged how similar they were, acknowledged their brotherhood, and he went out of his way try to reason with Hercules on order to avoid fighting him.
He's a warrior. Challenge Kratos into a death match. And so Kratos treated it as such and accept it sort of (Hercules forces him but you get the idea). And Hercules died a warrior death... A gruesome death but still count as a warrior death.
Well Kratos didn't kill him out of his own rage or petty cruelty like others, as you say he did try to reason his way out of the fight and Hercules is the one that pushed for a fight to the death.
Sure, but unlike a lot of those he killed, even during his GoW3 peak kill-the-gods-all-the-gods rage Kratos stopped and give Hercules a chance to just walk away, hell, he gave him multiple opportunities to just stop this, to realise Zeus had done them both wrong. And Hercules still tried to kill him anyway. It wasn't a death driven by Kratos' hubris or rage, it was one driven by Hercules having those same flaws and succumbing to them in the same way.
"He wanted to be god of war for every reason but the right one"
Its not weird, its called having conviction.
The hell does he have to regret? Hercules forced the issue and Kratos tried all he could to prevent it from happening.
The fact that Kevin Sorbo reprised his role as Hercules was so cool.
I bet when Kratos didn't join him he was DIS APPOINTED!
I like how Kratos never mentions killing Zeus so did Zeus deserve to die as well? Even though Zeus was infected by the Evils of Pandora’s Box. I think Zeus was already a terrible person before he was infected so that could be the reason why Kratos doesn’t show remorse in killing his own Father.
Oh yeah Zeus was a bastard far before that already his death was definitely deserved
@@superelite5133Yeah one of Zeus’ heinous acts before the evils infected him if I can recall was that he placed a curse on Kratos’ mother. The curse was that Callisto couldn’t tell his sons that he was the father because if she told them then she would transform into a hideous monster which she did in Ghost of Sparta. Kratos had no choice but to kill her but that fueled his rage and spitefulness of the Gods to times 11.
Yeah I don't think killing Zeus was ever unjustified or brought into question, it's more that they delved into that it was fucked up he had to kill his own dad.
@@arbyw.1889 Recall that Mimir (in the previous game) admits that, based on his understanding, quite a few of the gods that Kratos killed in the Greek pantheon deserved it.
@@SSJBlueVegito That was after Kratos opened Pandoras Box and infected the Olympians. Prior to that Zeus transformed into the Gravedigger aided Kratos.
To be fair, Kratos tried to reason with Hercules. The first thing he said to him was that "this is not between us," like he genuinely wanted Hercules to walk away.
@@perryconrad7968 which is a good interpretation of the character.
Even in the original myth, Hercules’es heroic flaw was his wrath.
He would get angry at minor inconveniences and ruin his own life multiple times over, just because he let his emotions get to him and overreacted in violent ways.
That’s how he got conscripted into the labors in the first place, one day he got so pissed that he killed his wife and children.
His labors were effectively the gods punishing him to death and humiliation, since the man handing out the labors was his half brother, that wanted him dead over an inheritance dispute.
They could have also brought up that Hercules had to clear a supernaturally dirty horse stall, which I am sure this version of the half gold loved doing, while Kratos was off killing Thanatos
He did try to talk Hercules out of it, but he didnt listen. Thats why Kratos has no regrets
To be perfectly fair, Hercules went above and beyond to be a hater when Kratos gave him EVERY opportunity to get out of the way.
He doesn't regret it because in that moment it was either his life or Hercules, and Kratos at that time literally had no reason to let himself die again or have anyone stand in his way to complete his "goal"
In the end, Hercules would be no better than Ares. Considering his behavior would become a lot like Ares' rampage across the land
" he wanted to be god of war for all the reasons except the right ones " - Kratos
@@fishingmasterstudios9481 yep, I pretty much made another meaning to his answer
@@Mortal-Knite indeed
1:45 God of war 3 Tc Carson kratos talking taking to Kevin Sorbo from 1995 Hercules The Legendary Journeys❤
1995 ‧ Action ‧ 6 seasons
1:37 That psychotic look I I will always remember. God of War...Good times...Great memories.
god i love hearing the two voices of kratos back to back. its so perfect.
Tyr sounds so condencending and pissed when asking about Hercules.
after hearing Kratos reason as to why, I won’t be surprised if Tyr would end Hercules as well.
Herc’s got so many chips on his shoulder, may as well call him HercuLay’s
Hercules really said Kratos was his 13th reason why 😅
_takes psychic damage_
n-nice one 🥲
LOL thats a good one
Kratos: I killed my half-brother.
Mimir: I'm sure you have plenty more to spare.
Kratos: I killed them too.
Kratos was right to put Hercules down like a wild animal.
If not Kratos will be killed
Hercules was with the Male of envy
@@MarcosHenrique-ws7ug Yeah, but he should be grateful that Ares was dealt with.
Kratos the neurosurgeon!
TC Carson plays a softer spoken Kratos so well, granted he didn't want to have to kill Hercules. But his acting in that scene is interesting.
Fearless of his half brother tries to talk sense to him in a way only kratos could but Hercules isn't having any of it.
Also mad respect to Carson for not being offended about not being cast again, it's not every actor that can accept someone else in a role like that.
I like how Kratos acknowledges the fact the that Heracles was like him in every way, and had to stop him from becoming a god of war that would’ve probably been more dangerous than Ares.
I really want a scene where Old Kratos goes back in time to God of War 3, he talks to his younger self and convinced him to let him lead the assault on the gods. Then young Kratos sees Old Kratos doing what he can to stop this war, but also never shying away from whoopin @ss. Doesn’t kill them all, just the ones that absolutely refuse to see reason. Maybe even a few surprised faces from the gods seeing a Kratos older than them, & from the future, no less.
That’ll b hard 🔥
Honestly one of my biggest gripes with God of War will always be that they called Heracles "Hercules" when that's the Roman version not the Greek. It annoys me so much that nobody in entertainment has ever gotten it right
You can blame Disney's movie and the show for the name choice. Heracles is the better name but as time goes on, the myths get further and further diluted by Hollywood's interpretations of them.
It's fine if it's Hercules because his going to die anyway but Heracles name is the most respectable one that I'm glad the dev didn't add his original greek name. I read the story of his 12 labours it was sad but totally can't be blamed on what he did with the centaurs. Truly Tragic
For what it's worth, the Data East RPG "Glory of Heracles" uses the Greek version of the name.
Fate uses Heracles for what its worth, tho i think the english dub uses "Hercules" so maybe its just an english thing?
I love the way Kratos says "killing... me".
I mean, he give Heracles a chance to back down. Heracles was tragically too blinded with pride and jealousy.
Very prideful knowing his lion aesthetics
The Sins of the Box consumed all, even the ones who didn't deserve them.
I mean Heracles is a warrior and to regret killing is not nice at all. Along with the fact that it was Heracles’s duty to stop Kratos and that he was jealous as well.
In the novels, the first pick to kill ares was Heracles but because he was busy with another task, kratos was called over ahahahahhaahah
I hated how the God of War games treated Hercules. Hercules in the myth was extremely similar to Kratos's situation. Kratos was a demi-god favored by Zeus, who went on a great many journeys to help people around the world, and he was manipulated by Hera to kill his wife and his sons. Hercules suffered from a lot of despair and felt like he was worthless, and he spent years trying to redeem himself for his failure. Hercules meditated and became more quiet and reflective over his life, and he pursued religion and inner peace to change his life for the better. After a long time he remarried and had children again. Eventually Hercules became Zeus's chosen one, and he ascended to the status of a full god and helped Zeus fight off the giants (the giants and the Titans are different in mythology) to save Olympus.
Hercules in essence went through the same character arc as Norse Saga Kratos. If God of War Hercules was accurate to the mythology he would have been calm and somber like modern Kratos is. Hercules went through the same trauma as Kratos, but didn't use it as an excuse to destroy everything around him. It would have been a more meaningful story if Kratos killed a calm and composed Hercules who was acting in good faith, and by the time of the Norse Saga Kratos remembers the death of Hercules as one of the people who didn't deserve it. It's a wasted opportunity.
Tf man its fucking 13 yeara ago and dont forget when krator release pandora box every single god get a fear and that basicly the main reason why all of them like that
Yep. It kinda sucks when a video game or a movie doesn't accurately follow the myths.
When "Hello Brother" was said by Kevin Sorbo........it's still one of the most eerie phrases within the God Of War franchise!!!! 💯💯💯💯💯
Kratos: He wanted to be God of War for every reason but the right one.
That’s exactly what it was, jealousy and thought he was top dog. Then got humbled real quick. You can tell in God of War 3, Kratos didn’t want to fight him either.
The look on Kratos' face at 1:38 is hysterical. It gets me every time. It's like he is annoyed at his brother.
The fact that kevin zorbo voiced hercules is amazing
Yup
He now doesn’t like Hercules because he is very reminiscent of the past Kratos - cruel, ruthless, selfish. Destroyer without brakes.
"The air on Olympus affects your thinking, Brother." 🤣
He told him to walk. Herc had it coming
Its cool they got the guy who played Hercules in the 90s tv show as this Hercules
Hercules: Soon I will become the God of War and claim the throne for myself.
Kratos: I'm not the God of War anymore, I've been sacked lol. You go ahead man 😃
Hercules: 😃
Ill never forget how cold it was just staring down hercules
props for including the Hercules scene
Speaking of siblings it’s strange that we never get to meet Nike, Bia, and Zelus in GoW. Considering they’re Kratos’ sisters and brother in mythology you’d think they’d at least show up as minor characters or bosses at some point or another since the four of them each represent a different aspect of war.
Tyr has renounced the title god of war and has become the god of therapy,
Pretty badass when I heard Kevin Sorbo the first time
Eventgough he doesnt regret killing hurcules its ovious he regrets how he killed him
Bless my soul, Herc’s head was on rolling.
Kratos gave him a change by saying "this is not between us Hercules". But he never said that he wont kill him
Ahh… God of War 3, that will always be my favorite of the series❤️ more bosses, more gods, more bad ass, more brutal, more violent, more over the top, more of everything ! & thats the 1st three. Hopefully that one rumor of the trilogy being remastered becomes a reality🤞🏼
Kratos had that Mike Tyson fresh out of prison look in his eyes
I still find it bizarre that Hercules and Kratos didn't get along or team up. Hercules has just as much of a reason to hate the Greek deities, ESPECIALLY Zeus and Hera who went out of their way to screw his life up from the start.
It makes sense that they'd fight, since despite the fact that Kratos respects Hercules, Hercules was probably infected with the evil of jealousy from Pandora's Box and was thinking irrationally.
Hercules was always blinded by the loyalty for the gods. He respects them greatly in his irl stories, even forgave Hera for what she had done.
@@salamander8055 Really? Never heard he forgave her for driving him insane leading to the murder of his wife and children that led to him having to do the 12 labors to begin with. Doesn't sound right tbh. But then after he becomes a full deity I don't really know what he does after that so who knows.
@@Kamina.D.Fierce Depends on the rendition I guess. They say he forgave her after he ascended to godhood. Also Hercules rarely holds grudges in IRL myth and it makes sense since the whole point of his 12 labors were to repent on his sin.
Also the fact that he can't really do anything to Hera, considering her authority and position as Zeus's wife.
@@salamander8055 That "status" sure didn't protect her from Kratos.
Always found it funny that after all that big talk from Hercules, he just leaves the arena and lets his goons fight Kratos in an attempt to wear him down.
...and still loses.
So cool!
Nice gameplay 😊
kratos doesn’t mention it here, but he actually did give hercules a chance to walk away
1:37 that face like "I'm getting really tired of this shit"😅
Like how they maintained the old GoW version ❤❤🎉🎉🎉
I was there to Kratos in your time of need
my fave part of this Hercules is they had Kevin Sorbo voice it, somebody who actually played Hercules in the past, the legendary adventure of Hercules i think it was called
GoW saga has always had amazing writing and on point delivery. Each game exuded the love the devops had for the series
That look at hercules cold af
"...you have plenty more to spare" 😅😂😂😂
Heres an interesting question:
Does Kratos regret killing Hades?
I don't think so
I think he does, not because of Hades himself, but because of the consequences. Same with Poseidon and Hermes
@@pilot3605 well, what did Hades do to him besides the gow 3 shenanigans? 🤔
Or Orkos?
@@andrei3436Disgust him with his ugliness
I was hoping that a second encounter with a Berserker would be in the form of Ares, and then the final in the form of Zeus. That wouldve been a cool conversation with Tyr to have.
I never liked Boss fights that just throw mobs at you instead of a 1v1.
Love that subtle eyebrow raise Kratos does when Hercules begins comparing what he was doing while Kratos was on his quest against Ares.
Kratos giving Hercules a chance to walk away and even turn his back on zues is prob the most old man kratos moment of the Greek games besides him being a dad
Not sure why but when I hear Hercules talk, I hear Kevin Sorbo a little bit. Maybe that was the intention when they selected their voice actor for Hercules. To find someone sounding similar to the man who played him in the tv show from the 90s.
He IS voiced by Kevin Sorbo in the game.
@@tylerleach8796 i realized that after i made the comment.
GOW3 was an amazing & fun game. 💪
Would love to see a fight between Kratos and Fate Heracles
Can't help but feel bad for Hercules despite incentive from Kratos
I forgot how hilarious Kratos looked when Hercules was coming out. That looks screams, "this is my life, it sucks, but I'm living it."
Hercules went from zero to hero back to immediate zero again when he challenged Kratos
This is what happens when you mess with Kevin Sorbo😮
Props to sony and the game company for hiring "Kevin Sorbo" to play the role of Hercules in this game.
Fyi to those who don't know. At the time, Kevin sorbo was playing Hercules in the USA network tv show "Hercules the legendary journeys".
People who played the game during release knew, but I don't think people playing it now know that.
I dont undertand that dlc, it was said in the god of war 3 that when kratos open the pandora box he unlish several males to the world which infected the gods, so any of the gods of olynpus act like thenselfs during god of war 2 and 3 so why that retcon for no reason that all god are evil? Being the fact they are not themselfs during the games
Gods were evil long before the box was opened. Opening pandora box only made them more paranoid. Zeus sent ares and athena for the marked warrior way before pandora box opened, zeus put a curse on kratos' mother so she would turn into a monster if she ever decides to tell kratos about his father. Pandora box was less about evil more about fear.
*1:56* well considering how high they are i think it should be freezing and hardly having any air but then again i am not the god of war so what do i know
Hercules was boastful he didn't cheap shot Kratos when Kratos was blind but when herc was turned around Kratos cheap shot Herc in the side gut giving Kratos the advantage.
Thats why he said Hercules was dangerous and could probably defeat Kratos if he didn't miss the chance to cheap shot him while he was blind.
I love this Hera, she's hilariously on point.
I also have no problem beating Kevin Sorbo
Well...I’m pretty sure they named him Heracles because they got Kevin Sorbo to voice him.
God of War 3 is peak gaming
Back when Kratos was actually fun to play as. Imagine that.
He still is fun to play as, nice try.
Hercules is the only child of Zeus that Kratos considers a sibling.
1:10 why did kratos emphasize the crocodile gurgle when he said "right one"
Missed my favorite part of permanently silencing Hera. Which is tied with ending Hermes track career.
If he wouldve looked like a jacked up Kevin Sorbo it wouldve been the best, its still ok looking like Hulk in Thor 3
Kevin Sorbo had it coming.
Kratos back in the day had a clear vision , he was not so full of rage as he think he was
And then Kratos began to reminisce about the time he punched in Hercules's face till he broke the floor they stood on.
not my thought, Someone pointed out that the Kratos doesn't have a regret on Hercules is because he treated his request as a warrior even if all the gods were infected with fear/evil mist thing what ever.
Kratos: "Did I mention as well I made pancakes that day?
Týr: "How??"
Kratos: "by punching hercules' face until it went flat"
Yeah I remember. When herc’s face gets fucked up
Hercules and Kratos would be a dangerous duo