Kratos Saves Tyr from Odin Prison and Tyr Recognize Blades of Chaos - God of War Ragnarok PS5
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God of War Ragnarok Tyr Rescue from Odin Prison - Hry
I love how unbroken the real Tyr was, Odin must have portrayed him this way because he was frustrated that he hadn’t cracked after god-knows-how-long.
Heh “god knows” heh heh, I see what you did there 😂
that's an ideal soldier is
tenacious even the worst happened
Of course Tyr was not broken you can't break the FUCKING god of war
yea exactly this! That is why Kratos should have been immediately suspicious of "Tyr" acting all pathetic and terrified. When you go back and rewatch Mimir/Atreus/Kratos trying to "mentally resuscitate" Tyr, it's so cringy. No one would have to throw Kratos against a wall and say "Are you not a solider?" The last person to ever surrender(on anyone elses terms) would be the God of War.@@Ginfeldi
Kratos: "Be not afraid" *holds up a severed head*
Tyr: "I AM AFRAID! I AM VERY AFRAID!"
Angles to man
And not only _a_ severed head. The severed head of a friend.
@@WarpRulezThe servered head of a friend who's still talking😂
chills down my spine
I love that when kratos meets “Tyr” he calls him “Godkiller” but when he meets Tyr, Real Tyr avoids goading the godkiller.
Also when meeting Freya, he calls is her Frigg
@@Cringemoment4045a lot of the subtle clues early game have pretty hood justifications behind them so when tyr says something a little odd it's easy to think of a reason
It's obvious tyr would have some knowledge of who kratos was based on the fact he would be the 2nd most knowledgeable about the things going on in greece and how the pantheon collapsed possibly. He also had pottery of kratos
Seriously, one has to wonder did Odin go trough all that act just as smear real Tyr by overblowing his pacificism and despair, knowing that Kratos and company had already a positive impression of him.
@@Cringemoment4045 I'm kinda wondering if that "slip" was deliberate attempt by Odin to mess with Freya, to throw her off balance by reminding some of her most tragic memories to sow dissent among the ranks.
3:01
Kratos: My son brought us here for you! Look at him!
Atreus: 🥺
"Look at my BOY!" he sounds like a proud dad showing off his son lmao
Atreus : UwU
Lmao
Lol 😂
"Are you not a soldier ? Are you not a leader of men ?" goes hard af
Spartan principles my friend. 👍
@@HalpPlsxx01 not sure spartan principles are a good thing 😂
@@nicmorris450 well in general no but for a god of war? Like war isnt a happy kind thing
@@eliphas_vlka I mean more so the whole slave society and butchery of the disabled 😂 nah If it were just spartan philosophy about themselves that’s alpha af but they also did some pretty terrible things.
@@nicmorris450 yep
Goes into perspective how little Odin really thought of Tyr as when you find actual Tyr in a side quest post ending Tyr was doing just fine imprisoned and tortured.
Odin really was a bastard, and for once, the legends of Tyr being a wise warrior where true. Even when imprisoned, tyr’s spirit never broke.
@@gudboah4688 Friend, I have no place commenting on the hardships of your life. But Tyr at least here in this video, that's a broken man. that's ptsd on a scale that would drive most well past the point of suicide. A broken spirit can be rebuilt though and I've not yet reached end game so I don't know what becomes of Tyr after I kill this would be Odin but I do hope Tyr get's better.
@@generalnawakiplay the game.
@@generalnawakiThe Tyr in this video is just Odin in disguise
@@generalnawaki Friend i have no place commenting on your general "intelligence" but you can find the real Tyr after you played through the game. Just play the game and dont come with such stupid arguments ("friend i have no place commenting....") on a fiction story. Thats just cringe.
My favorite part of Odin's manipulation here is how he solves the issue of getting Kratos's trust. As with all things, he turns the problem around: He forces Kratos and Atraeus to earn HIS trust and understanding, while giving them a chance to play the heroes and 'fix' something.
Literally how a narcissist would earn you trust btw. Or they would start telling you stories of how their trust has been betrayed by people in the past making you think ''Well if they got their trust betrayed then damn they must be trustworthy themsleves!''
When Tyr says you killed mimir.
"But we brought him right back" - atreus
I love atreus
Don’t u mean Odin
You have to remember Odin is not only impersonating Tyr here but also dragging his reputation through the mud by acting like a wimp.
The way that Odin thought a weapon as a walking stick is a great subtle foreshadowing
His diction when he says that is distinctly Odin, too. A little defensive, even.
"A walking stick! Wh-what, are you trying to say I'm Odin or something?"
@@deathbyirony7035 I kind of don't understand? What weapon does Odin use?
@@soggybubble I think it was a typo and he meant tyr
@@soggybubble a speer (gungnir) but in Nordic mythologie Odin is more represented as an old wise wizard person. Kinda like Gandalf.
Gungnir also comes back to his owner just like Thors hammer.
Tyr on the other hand (hehe) only has one hand which he uses to carry a sword and he attached a shield to his arm stump.
@@soggybubble Tyr was never a main character in the new GOW it was odin in disguise the entire time.
"MASTER YOURSELF" Is such a badass and inspirational line
It is a very Spartan line as well. Their creedo was essentially that, in order to survive in Spartan Warfare a soldier had to be a master of their body, which is why they trained so dilligently from an early age.
That is my goal on myself, so good to read it and heard it.
SLAVE OTHERS!
Weirdly poetic that real Tyr ends up helping Kratos do just that
@@sebasfrankes6501damn, good point. I like the kind of symmetry there
One thing i really like about the GOW franchise is that in the earlier games the Blades of Chaos is constantly burning with fire since Kratos could never control his rage only direct it at someone
Now that Kratos can control his rage the fire in the blades only ignite when Kratos wants them to
And yet ironically, the Norse games are the only ones where the fire in Kratos' Blades has any direct impact in either gameplay (they can burn enemies, which wasn't a thing in the Greek games) or story. (Surtr uses them to combine with Sinmarra and become Ragnarok)
I don't recall something like that in the older games. the blades look normal on his back when they're not being used. unless you're talking about blades of exile.
@@bogymanthedark In most of the games, the blades either glowed/caught fire when swung (depending on whether it was the Chaos/Athena/Exile blades), but only in 2018/Ragnarok is it gameplay relevant.
Back in the originals, the blades of chaos only burn everytime they're swung at enemies but even then it took Kratos to acquire Thera's Bane that the flame on the blades finally burn through metal and armors
"I know you, god-killer."
As if gods haven't been killing each other since the dawn of time.
Usually not on the scale Kratosbrings though.
@@lyravain6304 Both Tyr and Odin were mass god murderers, so it doesn't matter if I was the real Tyr or Odin saying it as an act.
@@CNNBlackmailSupport yep
Litteral Odin killed Ymir
Theres a bit of a difference gods killing eachother war or something, and one guy killing his own god, taking his place, and then killing his entire pantheon one by one until they were extinct. Kratos isnt just "a" god killer for killing a god, there's lots of those. he's *the* god killer, known for killing all of them.
Yeah but God genocide is especially rare
I like how this series went from 'I'LL KILL AND FUCK ALL THE WAY TO ZEUS AND TEAR OLYMPUS APART!' to 'I will tear you apart solemnly if it means protecting my son'.
I mean the first one was “fuck and kill to avenge my daughter” so kinda same premise just less tame
I bet you if Atreus died it would be just like the first games lol
@@deliwtz ah shit, here we go again
“I will tear you apart solemnly in my daughter’s stead” GOW 3 Kratos
i like how your joke went from "😐" to "😬"
The way he stands up is brilliant.
You caught that too your a G
The way the music crescendos when he the fake Tyr stands up...
Yeah, the way he stood and dwarved Kratos makes me go holy shit he tall
Remember in gow 1 kratos took the size of ares about 20 m tall so gods can choose their height. And then he fought titans and hercules
Kratos was about as tall as Tyr in the first 3 games, just got shorter
Kratos: "LOOK AT HIM."
Atreus: 🗿
Odin really thought Tyr’s height was going to scare Kratos.
"I've seen bigger than that"
When did he think that?
@@kayveethegoat1573 Do I really have to explain this🗿
When he’s faurt Hercules Poseidon Kronos
@@V4N9U15H. That's what she said
Another sign this isn't really Tyr, is that he is only restrained by a noose in a wooden prison. When he gets out we see how strong he really is. This shows that the prison idea was really impromptu.
I love that the door had a clear lock that kratos could have just lifted to open the door the normal way but he had to pull the whole thing off the wall lol
Looks like it had some nails in the big middle board to keep the door sealed also that’s why
@@oHITMAN14o his right
It was nailed to the door
Spartan principles
Kratos just nailed it !
Odin really played among us🤣
He would have gotten away with it if he didn't killed Brok on the cafetería. Really bad play on the sus guy part.
@@diegomedina9637 I mean, he was confronted on his bs pretty hard. IMO he had no other options. Plus he got really pissed
The more I think about it the more it makes sense how Tyr was really Odin, mostly because of the noose around Tyr’s neck. Apparently Odin had a thing for nooses considering how, as mentioned in the game, he left himself hanging from a tree for days; Tyr was found with rope around his neck; and Freya used a binding spell involving a noose on Odin.
Odin was pretty kinky like that.
More specifically, Freya found a piece of the same noose which had previously bound Odin and used it as a weapon specifically against him, as it was already tuned to his personal essence.
Kratos saves Týr from prison: 😀
Kratos saves Tyr from prison: 💀💀👿👹👺
"Walking stick"
Say what you want but Odin has great comedic timing. Almost like he's the greatest comic of all-fathers
From everything I learned about Tyr and Odin in the first game, I was expecting Tyr to be calm and rational but also very experienced (which the real Tyr is). Also odd that Tyr would be anywhere other than Asgard. So I had questions about him pretty quickly. Once I saw Odin and his tactics, I figured he was controlling Tyr somehow. Came as a surprise when he transformed.
We saw the Tyr we were expecting in the Valhalla dlc he’s calm, rational, kind and at the same time a great warrior who hasn’t lost his warrior spirit
You can really see that he isn't the real Týr by his name, Odin when disguising as Týr has the name "Tyr", whereas when we find the real Týr in the endgame, his name is "Týr"
mane what
@@haunted5836 Tyr is Odin, Týr is Týr, simple as that.
@@haunted5836 I'm guessing basically it's the same thing except without the accent mark
@@MrRodRen Your guess is wrong, the accent mark implies it is specifically pronounced "ti-oo-r", as opposed to "t-ee-r". The first one is kind of more archaic and implies that he is an OG.
what so in this scene odin is disguised as týr? For what? Im fine with spoilers
Have people noticed that the name Týr has the acute accent when Atreus and everyone else mentioned it, but when this "Tyr" talks it doesnt have it. So we basically can see that this is Odin since the beginning.
yeah, this was wha tthe developer said, the real tyr however will have the acute accent
From Godkiller to the new All-father Kratos has evolved throughout the years
Kratos: Mimir! Speak of Baldur.
Mimir: Aye Baldur is immune to all threats, physical or magical.
Atreus: Wow... Thats a trip down memory lane...
"Odin's got tricks up his sleeve we haven't dared to consider".
Kratos: we do not seek war
past Kratos: *fortunate son starts playing with flashbacks*
You know first doing this. I questioned was that Odin because he had a noose around his neck when Atreus and Kratos saved him. Once seeing the very ending, it further shows how pragmatic Odin was on making sure he changed his fate in Ragnarok!
"Why risk Odin's wrath to come free me?"
Dude, you might recognize his blades, but you are sorely mistaken about the man to expect him to cower and not do something because of the rage of a god .
kratos was judgemental because DEEP down VERY DEEP down, he had hopes there could be a NEW god of war, so that mantle could unburden his shoulders no more. He was sad the moment he realized that his warrior spirit was broken, he even tried his best to inspire fire inside of him, but he knows more than most how much pain and torment can spoil your soul and intentions, so though he may scold others he turns his back in times he wishes to do no futher harm to the broken man
It is kinda funny to think about it, but i think that Kratos is trying to be Tyr kind of God of War. Just because you are God of War, you does not have to be a savage who kill anyone who dares to cross his path.
In his homeland, there were 2 gods of war(at least in the real-world mythology). While Ares represented the "brutal" view of war, people brutally murdering others, deaths of innocents(colatteral damage) etc. Athena was the goddess of military strategy(of course, it was not the only thing she was goddess of, but it was one of them). She was not as "savage" as Ares, she was calculative, she was the "planner" while Ares was the "executioneer".
And through the OG GoW series, we saw Kratos ascend to godhood to replace Ares(the brutal, physical aspect of war), and then him waging war(with him being one man army) against rest Zeus and rest of the pantheon. At the time, he was just like Ares, caused uncountable number of innocent lives lost accross his whole homeland, not to mention their souls effectively destroyed/lost when he killed Hades.
To be fair, this is Odin impersonating Tyr. Odin underestimated Tyr thinking that he would break just by being imprison for centuries but when we did find the actual Tyr he was completely fine.
yes God of War psychoanalyzers of psychology without actually playing the game! yahoo
😂😂🎉😂🎉🎉😢😮😮😊😅😅😅😅
The way he says God Killer is exactly the way Odin would say it.. makes me wish i would have caught that small detail to realize something is off with Tyr.
ALWAYS DM EVERYONE
fun fact: the devs said that you can tell Odin pretending to be Tyr apare from the regular because when its odin, theres no little mark above the Y in his name
It's really neat. Tyr is Odin, Týr is Týr.
Ƴŷỳýÿ
It's called an accent mark, but yeah, fair, those doesn't exist in english after all.
I loved how kratos saved "Tyr"
"Tyr"
Tyre 😑
Odin
@@lordovthorn2747 *TYR
13:15
“With a pinch of salt” sounds exactly like Odin
Kratos on new game+: why are you talking to yourself Odin?
The walking stick remark makes a lot more sense now
It's Interesting after you kill Odin, and free the REAL TYR. He acts completely different. Especially during the scene at 2:50, Kratos says to Tyr "Master yourself!".
and when they find the real Tyr after Odin Is killed, throughout pretty much all of the dialogue with the real Tyr, he completely shows how well he has Mastered himself! No need for Kratos to tell him otherwise.
such a badass thing for kratos to shake some sense into an old shamed god, who was once great lol
this is fake tyr, the real ty'r is found later after end game.
Spoilers
That is not Tyr. There's a reason why people in the comments call him "Tyr". The real Tyr never broke his warrior spirit and is truly wise. The real Tyr after you find him, (after Ragnarok) would ask to be left alone to reflect - he was just disappointed that he couldn't have done anything to help. At the end where he just asks to be left alone and for him to reflect - He just sounded like your one friend who you texted to play a game with, only to reply several hours later saying "ah fuck sorry I was outside."
I always liked the power of the blades of chaos of stabbing something and hooking up on it, like, you would expect that the force applied to pull something with them would make them cut loose because you would be pulling them out, but no, they hook up and pull the object in question with the full force
"Stay away from me, you monsters!" literally sounded in Odin's voice, not Tyr's.
Actual Content: Kratos saves Tyr.
Thumbnail: Kratos becomes the barber of the gods.
god shaver
i still remember this " are you not a soldier"? he ask this too to deimos " you are a spartan or are you not "? dang nostalgia
Everyone: * talking about Tyr *
Me: Kratos could’ve just lifted the wooden plank lock with the Blades-
Look at kratos being a good dad
I love how Kratos got another chance to be a father
The Norse god of war is like bruh
Ours is like
'Aren't you a leader'
My man
Theory.
Do you think Faye knew what Kratos did in his past life? And is why the Axe is the opposite of the Blades of Chaos. Like the Axe used frost power, you can throw it and retrieve it. Unlike the Blades of Chaos that were scolded to his skin and used the fire power. If so, that adds a whole nother level onto Faye, and why she wants Kratos to have a better fate in the end.
That’s a perfect theory if you think about it
@@NikeZay2 alsooooo. We learned about the fight Faye and Thor had. How she was drunken off of rage. More rage than Kratos would ever know.
There's some to that
The axe was made by brok and sindri for Faye nof for Kratos. If anything this is what the Devs thought it would be a cool idea for Kratos 😂
@@IlNamelessKinglI as I said a theory. Not 100% true. So please continue having a good night
Kratos is the very embodiment of "ain't nobody got time for that." Lol
God of war meets god of war
God of war meets odin
@@reynaldoalonso5887 worst kind of person
@@randyrrs7028 that's odin in disguise tbh
@@rao_edits4910 PLEASE TELL ME YOURE JUST THEORIZING
@@sirthomas2181 ooops🫢
Mimir: "He knows me, let me talk to him."
Kratos pulls out the man's severed head xD
Seems that despite knowing all, Mimir lacks common sense.
😂😂😂😂
That's because Mimir knew the old Tỳr, rather than the Tyr Odin was pretending to be.
odin, trying to think of how a prisoner would act minutes after being freed: man i sure miss prison.
Excellent acting from Odin.
6:34 THE. DETAILS. IN. THIS. GAME. After “Tyr” emphasizes again how long he’s been trapped he turns his head for a second to LOOK BACK AT KRATOS. He’s looking for a reaction.
Don't think he actually looking back.
Seemed he was just watching Atreus walk past him
You’re definitely reading way too deep into it lol. Not literally everything has to be foreshadowing or a hint or symbolism.
Lol yeah bro. Totally.
The Best Part Of This Was When Tyr Ran Out Of The Prison Like He Was SCARED OF KRATOS 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The real Tyr was one hell of a god
Bro was imprisoned for so long and went through Odin knows how many bullshit and torture and could not be fucking bothered
My favorite little detail, I’ve only seen a couple other people mention this, is a total slap in the face when you see it. In the subtitles when “Týr” is said the y is accented. When Odin/Týr speaks his lines are preceded by “Tyr:” indicating that he’s not the real Týr
3:34 There are many times through out the story when Tyr's complexion looks so dark and sinister, very subtle foreshadowing
The music right there is also kind of sinister.
It's honestly impressive how bad of an impression Odin had of Tyr.
Odin loves to be man handled. First freyr and now kratos.
That Kratos pep talk
Shout-out to that one guy who predicted Odin't mischief even before the game came out
Odin: Laughing in the corner (I'm the real god of mischief)
I love the fact that imposter Týr, aka Odin is spelled Tyr in subtitles, but the actual Týr you met post game is spelled Týr.
props to tyr's VA for basically playing two roles
You know when Tyr said "He's worst when he's angry"
All these games later and kratos still fighting doors
Interesting, watching this scene after you remember that it’s Odin in disguise, I’m not sure if I’m imagining it but it sounds like Tyr’s voice actor was trying to match the speech cadence of Odin. Pretty subtle performance
This Tyr is actually Odin
Odin you conniving bastard!
Odin is one helluva actor.
him saying walking stick to a spear is just foreshadowing of this tyr being odin
Odin’s a great actor lol
Christopher Judge is amazing
"Everyone hears him talk?"
Atreaus: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Kratos: Doesn't acknowledge the question
Tyr seems too wholesome to be a god of war
Maybe he is all abt strategy then brute strength
Which is probably why he's one of the most qualified to be one.
One who's priority is to end wars as swiftly as possible with minimum loss of life, or outright prevent them in the first place.
Think Athena before she went mental trying to save her people and Tyr trying to unite the realms compared to the blind destruction of Ares and pre-norse Kratos; one side causes problems, the other (at least tries) to end them. Which do you think would work better for the realms?
Also, yes, Tyr is simply too good for this world, he's like a hippy you actually understand.
yeah thats odin, the real tyr was epic
Atreus being impressed by that elevator pull is the shoddiest piece of writing in the game.
While kratos just flips a temple with ease 😂😂😂😂
Maybe we can reconcile this by thinking about Atreus' perspective in that scene. With Kratos lifting the temple, he already knew his father was really, really strong. With Týr Atreus has no idea how strong he is, whether he'd even be willing to use his strength. It also could be that Týr looks and acts so pathetic, so Atreus just wanted to make him feel better by acting impressed.
more like 'saving' Odin from Prison and he acts like he knows the Blades of Chaos differently 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Odin be like, "Aren't you all impressed with my acting?"
man Odin deserves an Oscar
Orin’s acting is really good here
Tyr: "You... You killed Mimir!"
Kratos: "At his request."
Watching this back, the walking stick comment gets me lmao.
Tyr you're alive!?
Tyr: Am I? I wonder...
KRATOS! THAT DOOR WAS LOCKED FROM YOUR SIDE! THERE WAS NO NEED FOR YOU TO TEAR IT DOWN!!!
*breaks open Tyr's cell*
...you could've ju-...just unlock the door...
Him seeing Mimir’s severed head speaking and just saying “Yep, that’s a hallucination.”
00:20, nice Flex Kratos. Why open the door when you can just rip it out.
Odin = lord of the hanged
Tyr /Odin = *has a noose around his neck*
You can really see its Odin from how he transforms into Odin and looks and acts like Odin from that time forward.
Kratos can resist Cronos trying to squish him but struggles with 4 hinges on a wooden door.
The design paradox of Superman 64, he can go through the wall walking or melting the lock with his laser vision, yet he looks for the key, for god of war it is said some doors and chests are protected with magic, so mere strength can not open them, it would take long destroying them rather than searching for the key. its stupid yes, well the stronger your fictional character is the more implausible it is for you to create unreachable goods.
@@jesusvera7941 I mean, right here Kratos is pulling it off, so definitely no magic. Unrefined attention to detail.
It's just a cutscene anyway, so just have him cave the door in with a finger.
What if it ended up in a fight were they had to bring Tyr to his senses. One God of War fighting another to bring the other to his senses.
yes ragnarol
I am just happy that I noticed before others that Tyr had the wrong spelling here and thus wasn't real atm.
I was always suspicious of how easily Tyr had been found, and how Odin's goons were around and knew about him.
Our war god guy turned into a major hippy
Me at the start: Dude, just lift the bar...
I just wish they would have Kratos say, indeed.
THEY SHOULD HAVE ASKED FOR SEXY BUTT STUFF
Might i remind people kratos is 6 foot 3 and tyr looks to be about 2 feet taller than him maybe guesstimating and that imo is slightly scary considering irl im 5 foot 10