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Heimdall is an asshole in the best way. There's a certain charisma in him that you can tell if he redirected it in a positive way, could charm an entire army.
This. Couldn't said it any better. People say he was a d**k, but wouldn't you be if you owned the ability to look in other persons mind? He was just bitter and dissapointed by things he constantly saw there
@@TheCHris8726 no that doesn’t make any sense he do it just out of spite not because of what’s in another persons mind cause when Atreus told thrud that he’s just trying to make you mad he didn’t object which should be more than enough to prove my statement.
I realized that before Heimdall died the last thing he saw was Kratos's soul. When he called him a "monster" he wasn't referring to his beating, but Kratos's inner self.
He can read people's *intentions* like backing down when Thor dared him to read his mind to see he wasn't playing. Considering how much it's Kratos's Berserk Button in general when people threaten his son, Heimdall CONSTANTLY and REPEATEDLY kept pressing said button despite all the chances to back down until Kratos's paternal rage brought him back to his old self, hence the brutal, old school-beatdown compared to his more disciplined warrior style of the Norse Era. Considering Kratos's own arc, *he's* become a god people can look up to whereas Heimdall is just a tool that poked the bear until it killed him.
@@joladalealfonso4473 I'd guess the extra soul was either destroyed like nearly all his gear against Zeus or purged from his body. Either way, during one of the boat talks, Kratos states he's lost all his magic and *tried* to still use those powers and Freya suggests it was because said magic was tied to the land (Greece) and the fall of Olympus meant that magic (save the Blades) went, too.
@@Kshandamionrns out hades soul was in his soul blades not kratos body The real question is where the f**k is the boots of hermes Since that is also the fifth that is still in tact
@@alexisislas-gonzalez5991 Thought the soul was pulled into Kratos's body, same as Atlas's to Hades, but either way, gone. Really, I'd say every item/power except the Blades are definitely gone either immediately with the Zeus fight or shortly after for the previously stated reason.
You can actually hit him its hard but possible and there’s a nice detail he says : wow you actually hit me I forgot how it feels now my turn see if you can keep up
To be honest, Im pretty sure this is how a lot of people would end up if they had Heimdall's ability. Being able to see the true intentions of people and read minds can sometimes do more harm than good. Instead of seeing the best in people you're probably seeing the worst. Sometimes it's better to not know some things about a person.
Wary of people in general sure but being a total asshole to EVERYONE you meet and ADDING to their pain because you know where to hit them? Nah just because you know how to hurt someone doesn't mean you will just cause even if they're an asshile too
@@cliffordgardner7975True, we must thank Odin for the good education he gave him, imagine if Heimdall had had real parents, perhaps things would have been different.
@@Bonheur28 That’s actually a trip to think about. Heimdall would predict her running up to say whatever he’s about to say but at the same time the norn would see him anticipating so maybe it will end in a stalemate of them just blankly staring at each other lmao
Almost half of what he said of Atreus when they first met was just him reading his inner intentions and always assuming too much. But it's interesting to see that his intro to Atreus is almost like he's projecting his own inner thoughts about himself but isn't self aware of it. He's cocky and arrogant with no respect for other people except Odin, a father who he fails to impress or live up to so he hides his insecurities by flaunting himself.
Eh I have to disagree. I don’t think he was poorly written, I just feel like he was a Grade A asshole that’s been done so many times before. The only unique thing about him was his foresight
This game used a lot more western martial arts. The punches are very inspired by boxing and the bigger characters like Thor and kratos use great Greco-Roman wrestling
@@kristopherhayes1957 well many eastern martial arts use much more flexibility and big leg movements like roundhouse kicks and axe kicks because many are from south east Asia. In Europe armor was easier to make and winters were more harsh so leg mobility was harder with the weight. Boxing and wrestling (pankration is what kratos learns) use wrestling and upper body striking which is easier in rough terrain and with armor
I would have loved to have seen Heimdall and Baldur interact. I imagine they LOATHED each other. Baldur because Heimdall can read his thoughts and emotions (and most certainly mocked him for it) and Heimdall because Baldur was invulnerable, rendering his ability of foresight moot in a fight.
@@Anna-sd4zl true, if you think about it Kratos low difficultied everyone in this game. If it was Ghost of Sparta mentality Kratos from 1-3 he would’ve ran through everyone like butter in a Hydraulic Press. Lol
@@Kentashu Kratos definitely didn't low diff everybody. He said in his journal that Thor's punches were like no other, he 3v1'd Odin, and he would have lost to Heimdall without the spear.
@@lekacious3529 You gotta remember the more Kratos WANTS to fight is the stronger he is. He tried to get out of damn near ever fight in this game. Officially stated he’s significantly weaker than he was in Greece.
@@lekacious3529 The only reason he got the spear was because everyone was pushing for it. Even without it, he would've won. This is the same guy who's fought beings like Pollux and Castor (who can manipulate time), the Sisters of Fate (another time manipulators), Hermes, and Zeus (who can move at literal lightning speeds). In the fight, he attempts to strike him three times, first time it was slow and wild, second time, he upped the pace, the third time, he easily lands a hit. He was reading his moves and learning from it. By the time he was sufficiently pissed off, he beat the ever loving shit out of Heimdall without the spear.
Heimdall's death was legitimately disturbing to me because: A) It partially undoes the hard work Kratos did to bury that part of himself. As he had him dead to rights by the time he started slamming his head into the ground. There was no need to kill him. But he did it anyway. B) Because Mimir was there to see not only the kill, but the *real* Ghost of Sparta. In that moment, Kratos's closest friend that he had made in his new life saw that , if anything, the stories about him were greatly *watered down* The Ghost of Sparta isn't a legend to be revered and respected, but a monster, a boogeyman to be feared. And should you get in his way or , God forbid, piss him off you are categorically *f@cked* !
Mimir needed to see that side of his brother, to FULLY!!! understand the Ghost, the eyes of Mimir tell da whole story of his curiosity...it always sat in da middle of his mind since he said "ahhh great bloody hell!! I'm dangling from the hip of the Ghost of Sparta himself" or something like that. but honestly I'm quite glad he got da chance to see his full rage...at least now his curiosity was found....I agree witchu but DAMIT!!!!!! I disagree witchu at the same time Kratos: Do Not Call Me That!....
Ok in his defense, Kratos tried to persuade Heimdall to just take the L and move on but no he was too hard-headed and egotistic to stand down, so he pretty much brought his dreadful demise upon himself
@@scar2377he died as someone who never once pushed himself past his limits, who took his gift for granted until the very breath, blinded by his ego and pride, someone who would only ever win to those where victory was assured. A god who held the greatest of all potentials and squandered it being a petty kiss-ass, to me thats pretty pathetic.
@@jahimalnar7978 ok yea he took his power for granted but let's be honest everybody would take it for granted that's not being pathetic that's just not using your full potential hell after he got hit he started using his other powers and even still that doesn't take away from the fact he fought for his home and people who he knew would Charis his death instead of running away no matter how much you hate him you also have to respect him hell kratos respect him
The heimdall fight is actually a great representation of krato's training. He didn't hit him until he went fist of fury mode, and like brok said, it overwhelmed his senses because up to this point no one had ever hit him. And lets be honest its not the old GOW games but he has to kill at least one god for the title to live up to its name and Heimdall just won the "god who dies" lottery. When Thor stares him down he doesn't engage because Thor is most likely someone who could land a hit on him/kill him too, meaning he is egotistical and a coward because he wont fight anyone who would actually give him a fight. Being able to read intent and predict means he also knows who has the capacity to kill him so he bully's the weak and doesn't provoke the strong. Kratos was an unknown factor, merely looking into his eyes he knew about the spear but was so egotistical that he considered it not a threat. Having no Intel on kratos other then the spear really did literally kill him. Conclusion: Don't fuck around and find out with a god who began as a simple spartan but then grew to the rank of god and slew an entire pantheon and as consequence destroyed his homeland/Realm.
Thing is, Kratos is not Thor, THOR is someone who can go nuclear, fly, way more versatile powerset than Kratos. Area of effect attacks Heimdall can't defend or run away from Heimdall losing to a goddamn spear is so lame. Cause if you get hurt once by the same fucking attack over and over and you dont evolve- really contradicts everything that built him up as a threat. All it took was a hax spear. Woulda been better if he lived to be humbled for the rest of his life. Cause the reading intent loophole makes no sense. Fact is, the guy was broken, and the ONLY reason he lost was because the script said so, Plotarmor.
@@lessermook7608Thor only has some more versatility because kratos greek magic and gear is dead after GOW3. OG kratos is easily more versatile than anyone in the norse saga (odin and freya come almost close). However, older kratos is stronger than before, but he has to restrict his rage every minute or he may become uncontrollable to himself and atreus. If older kratos continued with the same mindset as Himself in GOW3, anyone that was aligned with odin would have died brutal deaths. Kratos is cannonly faster than heimdall (yet his is restricting his full power). Thats how he was able to still land after the spear worked heimdall’s mind.
Heimdall is obviously lazy as hell. A god with such foresight should definitelt be able to go toe to toe with Thor and Kratos, but he is so arrogant he never takes the time to hone his skills to complement his abilities. He thinks all fights will just fall into his favor. He lives in self-delusion, something he must've picked up from Odin
In the retrospect; being choked to death and getting his arm blown off was quite easy way out for Heimdall, not like the other Gods that wronged Kratos in the past.
Yeah, but getting his head bashed against the Rocky ground 3 times was very brutal and disturbing way to go. (in reality his head would have been split open)
What I like about him is that even though he's a cocky asshole, he knows his responsibilities and delivers on them. He is also like that older cousin who speaks harsh but true and thinks hurting is fine till it's not harmful. You can see him hurting both Thrud and Atreus plenty of time but it's always a light smack or punch, never a gut breaking blow or something they can't take. He also speaks true on what's going on in their head and around them, no matter how harsh. It's a well written charater tbh, well performed!
Yeah I understand he's a villain but he was just protecting his people and having his abilities I can see why he's iffy about people. People kinda suck.
@@empath9814 Bro, even his own people hated him. Did you hear the conversations in the food hall when you return as Atreus after Heimdall's dead? Everybody hated his guts and were glad that he died.
@@hunterg.1300 They hate him and yet he's proud of Asgard and takes his duty very serious. The problem with him is that he can see what you think so I assume that's why he's not sociable since people are very hypocrite but they hide it all the time they just can't hide it around Heimdall.
10:02 i love what a petty person Heimdall is, he moved around Odin behind his back specifically because he could read that he would turn around, and also knows Odin wouldn’t notice Heimdall moving because of the blind spot on his right side. Heimdall basically forces him to move all the way, just to spite him a tiny bit. Not because it matters, just as a little power play because he can. And Odin on the other hand is smart enough to know what Heimdall did the second he sees that he’s not there, and it doesn’t seem like the first time Heimdall did that with him… but he’s so preoccupied with manipulating Atreus that he just files that away for later and goes on talking.
I disagree. He smiles bc when Odin turns back, he thinks for a moment he convinced Odin and is about to enjoy Odin's interrogating of Loki, and adopts the position of doubling up on Atreus.
Nah, he's actually super confused and disappointed when Odin makes the "mistake". Odin was intentionally making himself look more vulnerable and unthreatening.
I love how they adapted the relationship b/w Loki & Heimdall from the mythology for the game.. They both despise each other a lot so much so that they're supposed to die killing each other at Ragnarok.
It also makes sense that the God of Foresight would constantly be swanning around like a smug dickhead. IIRC there wasn't much about his personality in the mythology, but I can't imagine someone could have his powers and NOT come off as an insufferable know-it-all at least part of the time.
@@kaiyamya9882 Heimdall/r had a decent bit about his personality tbh, he was said to be loyal to Odin and Asgard, as well as a lot more benevolent and just than what he was portrayed as in GoW, also in mythology his main trait isn't his possession of forsight/knowledge and nstead his perception and vision which is able to see across the 9 realms and precise enough to see grass grow. However Heimdall was said to detest Loki (who saw him as arrogant and too self rightious) as they were prophesied to kill each other at Ragnarock
@@blip4106there’s a bit more as to why Loki and Heimdall hated each other. Loki constantly found ways to leave Asgard without Heimdall’s knowledge or consent, and everyone left Asgard with Heimdall knowing about it(except Odin I believe). Plus they just don’t work well. Heimdall is more benevolent and Loki blesses people by causing messes that nobody wanted in the first place. One guy is serious at his job and the other thinks life is a big charade of games. They’re just two different rivers.
Imagine an argument between Heimdall and the Norns. Norns: You are so predictable, We already knew what you want to say. Heimdall: Do you take me for a fool? I already knew that you knew what I want to say. Norns: Well we knew that you knew that we knew what you want to say. Heimdall: And I already knew that you knew that I knew that you knew what I want to say.
2:05 Atreus response is sincere. At that point he doesn't know much of how twisted Odin is and carry his own judgemental thoughts/feelings which Heimdall can see. Heimdall saw nothing malice in Loki at the time, but since he's been doing this for awhile, he knows people grow/change and may carry these thoughts later down the road.
He even does that head tilt thing, like he's thinking "we'll see about that then" since he can notice that, although Atreus is confused and came from the enemy's side, he truly does mean no harm to anyone there.
Then he said at 19:18 : “well, they are merely, children” about mask failure, l guess he someway tried to protect thrúd. He is not that mean and heartless, I see, Caring and protective sometimes
@@RedfishCarolinaOh, I forgot to mention that in original line from 19:06 Atreus and thrúd should leave study room and shouldn’t listen to odin and heimdall’s conversation. This is a secret line so in fact they couldn’t hear what he said. according to his tone of speaking, it was some sort of protection btw, he mentioned it because doesn’t wanted odin to spill his rage on thrúd for failure (they know odin’s real face and that’s why thrúd was so nervously sad about failed mission) but yeah, maybe he insulted Atreus again as he always does. It was about both purpose
He really isnt an ahole though he knew what was gonna happen... they kinda all did and imagine someone who was gonna end up destroying your home, family and everything you ever cared about shows up and while you know this everyones telling you to chill youd be a dick too
On Kratos's side you look at him like Odin's lab dog. But if you in Odin's side you can see all he does is for Odin 1 loyal person. Imagine Heimdall on Kratos side I think he will get a lot of fans
16:08 I love the music in this scene, it is the same of the last game when Baldur started to punch Kratos. It really evokes this sense of sheer rage and dread
i remember at the very start when he and thor came into the house and he simply referred to freya as his "ex" not ex wife just "ex" felt... very hip with the kids vibe lol
Heimdall was indeed a very well made character. His loyalty to Odin and his people blinded him to his own faults. He couldn't imagine possibly being the villain and he couldnt imagine someone beating him in direct combat due to his ability of foresight and mind reading. His defeat was expected but that doesnt mean it wasnt rewarding due to his cocky arrogance.
I love how when Kratos goes for the finishing move on Heimdall, he wears the expression he always had on in the first few God of War games. That hateful, intense scowl that arches his eyebrows
I like how the final battle between thor and kratos thor said "ENOUGH" and Thrud shouted Enough with electric flowing around her as well just like thor
When heimdall implied he would drop atreus, did anyone else find themselves muttering "Bro, you _really_ don't wanna know what happens if you do that"?
“I am haunted by your incompetence, it keeps me up at night.” “If we can somehow harness your uselessness, we can use is to fuel the whole city.” LMAO He is such an asshole, I love him.
I feel that after Garm was freed, Odin knew. I also feel that Heimdall maybe got a "stern talking to" after Atreus left the room. I also feel that Heimdall's absence during the mission with Thrud was just Heimdall thinkning he knew better and just when and did some other shit. If he was there, the whole problem could have been avoided. Once again, very perceptive but sometimes forgets to think, ya know?
@@neo-warkid4edwards222 Ironic that his own arrogance indirectly lead to Kratos and boi getting a giant, immortal, _loyal_ hound that can tear holes through space and travel across realms in seconds.
Gotta say tho, well done on behalf of the actor he did an amazing job. Heimdall really is the type to get you pissed off by his personality and it shows with just his voice alone
@@AmberGemniaodin did it on purpose, he knew heimdall moved. At the same time, heimdall did the move on purpose as well. That was the moment odin knew he was gonna send heimdall to his death.
You actually missed a whole bunch of secret dialogue he has though...Like when as Atreus you pick up the hacksilver after meeting him, or if you try to shoot at Gulltoppr during your fight with him as Atreus, or if you summon Ratatoskr during the same fight. But my favourite is the line he has if you try to have Atreus use Eagle Eye against him. That shit's hilarious.
3:15 many things that Heimdall said in this section is true about Atreus and don't forget when Atreus said he run better on chaos that completely disregarding everything Kratos taught him. I hate it when he keep saying he didn't want war whenever Kratos asked about it but deep down he truly want it and when that war happened he didn't like how many people died in it even though Kratos always warn Atreus about the price of war.
Gotta say I hate how much I love him. He's a great character in this story. The voice is on point and he is effortlessly cool. I love his movement and how he fights. I particularly like when he climbs on Kratos near the wall and kick off him. Sick.
Something about Heimdall that I appreciate in “God of War” is the possible myth accuracy of his relationship with Atreus. Because in real life Ragnarök, while Thor wins the fight against Jormangandr yet dies to his wounds, Fenrir eats Odin, Hel is doing whatever the hell she wants on that fine judgement day, Loki is actually the one to face Heimdall in the end… on even footing to boot. Because at the end of Ragnarök Loki and Heimdall kill each other. Thus, I like to think this an accurate portrayal how they feel about each other: with animosity. That said, I have no proof because I it only knows of two of their fights: Ragnarök and *the these two Looney Tunes turned into seals and threw hands!*
I’d often wondered how mimir always ended up on the floor in this particular fight, because it never really happened in previous fights, no matter how violent Kratos got. He musta been A HELL OF A LOT MORE VIOLENT to actually send mimir flying off him. Heimdal really got to him.
At 8:44 I noticed some interesting detail. Atreus fires an arrow and Heimdall catches it, but you can see him getting serious about that when he looks at his hand. I suspect he got cut by arrow while catching it, you can say that by a little splash of blood on his face after catching an arrow. Then he laughs but when he sees that arrow actually done a little damage you can see him gets real mad and start to going to Atreus to kill him
4:12 The voice change when Heimdall says these things. As if for a moment he saw what Atreus is going to be, because after all he wasn't revealed as Loki for nothing.
It had to have been something that would shock Heimdall so something more than the regular violence they're use to. I really think it was some sick fantasy Thor intentionally thought of to mess with Heimdall. Maybe it was Thor imagining himself torturing Heimdall in a sick way.
Well he's not as fast, he has same speed as baldur they have the same dash and flash movement, difference is he has foresight which is what makes him hard to hit.
Heimdall is too prideful to be spared out of pity, while Hermes cowers when he realises he overstepped some things. Overall they have similarities, but a lot of things make them different.
I wouldn't say upgraded, more like the Norse counterpart, he's definitely not faster since it was confirmed that Hermes moved so fast that Kratos couldn't even see him (until Kratos injured him)
I find it really interesting how Heimdall's abilities allow him to perceive so much, but be so blinded by it. More so than just his arrogance leading to his overconfidence in combat. He never seems to notice the fact that he can only read in people what they believe and think true. It's not real omnipotence, if someone is mistaken and he reads their mind, he is lead to the same false conclusions. And he never considers that people may change if given a good cause or the right leverage, he only operates off what he currently sees in them.
Yeah the person above is right, he got the box they used to capture the moon. That's why Atreus said it was so cold, it must be from Helheim. Moonbox! Great name for a band too.
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"I watch your mouth move and I see cities burning" is such a great line and is a nice nod to Loki having a silver tongue in the Norse myths.
Loved that line too
Is that true? You a little trickster?
As well as a foreshadowing on the ending...
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Heimdall is an asshole in the best way. There's a certain charisma in him that you can tell if he redirected it in a positive way, could charm an entire army.
This. Couldn't said it any better. People say he was a d**k, but wouldn't you be if you owned the ability to look in other persons mind? He was just bitter and dissapointed by things he constantly saw there
@@TheCHris8726 that’s the best part about heimdall’s writing, its that it makes sense why he is as bitter and spiteful as he really is.
@@TheCHris8726 no that doesn’t make any sense he do it just out of spite not because of what’s in another persons mind cause when Atreus told thrud that he’s just trying to make you mad he didn’t object which should be more than enough to prove my statement.
@@kinoman4875 your absolutely wrong
@@travonbland4553 why?
I realized that before Heimdall died the last thing he saw was Kratos's soul. When he called him a "monster" he wasn't referring to his beating, but Kratos's inner self.
He can read people's *intentions* like backing down when Thor dared him to read his mind to see he wasn't playing. Considering how much it's Kratos's Berserk Button in general when people threaten his son, Heimdall CONSTANTLY and REPEATEDLY kept pressing said button despite all the chances to back down until Kratos's paternal rage brought him back to his old self, hence the brutal, old school-beatdown compared to his more disciplined warrior style of the Norse Era. Considering Kratos's own arc, *he's* become a god people can look up to whereas Heimdall is just a tool that poked the bear until it killed him.
@@joladalealfonso4473 I'd guess the extra soul was either destroyed like nearly all his gear against Zeus or purged from his body. Either way, during one of the boat talks, Kratos states he's lost all his magic and *tried* to still use those powers and Freya suggests it was because said magic was tied to the land (Greece) and the fall of Olympus meant that magic (save the Blades) went, too.
@@Kshandamionrns out hades soul was in his soul blades not kratos body
The real question is where the f**k is the boots of hermes
Since that is also the fifth that is still in tact
@@alexisislas-gonzalez5991 Thought the soul was pulled into Kratos's body, same as Atlas's to Hades, but either way, gone. Really, I'd say every item/power except the Blades are definitely gone either immediately with the Zeus fight or shortly after for the previously stated reason.
It was the last thing Athena said when he got the blades of chaos back
I love how Heimdall doesn’t have a health bar when fighting Atreus because it’s guaranteed you won’t hit him
Pretty cool
When I saw that, I realized that all I needed to do was hang on until someone rescued me lol
Yeah, because the whole purpose of that fight was just so he could troll us
You can actually hit him its hard but possible and there’s a nice detail he says : wow you actually hit me I forgot how it feels now my turn see if you can keep up
@@Natan_Korkotduring the fight with Kratos, right. I don't remember if anyone could hit him as Atreus.
To be honest, Im pretty sure this is how a lot of people would end up if they had Heimdall's ability. Being able to see the true intentions of people and read minds can sometimes do more harm than good. Instead of seeing the best in people you're probably seeing the worst. Sometimes it's better to not know some things about a person.
His relationship with Odin didn’t help things.
He even mentions it, that he's sometimes jealous of Odin since he can see the best in people while Heimdall is forced to see their true selves.
@@AzureRoxe and is maybe why he turned out to be so insufferable.
Wary of people in general sure but being a total asshole to EVERYONE you meet and ADDING to their pain because you know where to hit them? Nah just because you know how to hurt someone doesn't mean you will just cause even if they're an asshile too
@@cliffordgardner7975True, we must thank Odin for the good education he gave him, imagine if Heimdall had had real parents, perhaps things would have been different.
A conversation between Heimdall and the Norns would be epic as hell. 🤔
Imagine him with that one norn that talks at the same time as him lmao he would see her coming and tell her to shut up before she even starts
@@josephstalin2606 but at the same time the norn said "Shut up! ", Heimdall also said "shut up!" Lol
When a asshole meets an asshole.🤣
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@@Bonheur28 That’s actually a trip to think about. Heimdall would predict her running up to say whatever he’s about to say but at the same time the norn would see him anticipating so maybe it will end in a stalemate of them just blankly staring at each other lmao
Heimdall was very well written tbh
Almost half of what he said of Atreus when they first met was just him reading his inner intentions and always assuming too much. But it's interesting to see that his intro to Atreus is almost like he's projecting his own inner thoughts about himself but isn't self aware of it. He's cocky and arrogant with no respect for other people except Odin, a father who he fails to impress or live up to so he hides his insecurities by flaunting himself.
He's so cool
Better than Hermes
Eh I have to disagree. I don’t think he was poorly written, I just feel like he was a Grade A asshole that’s been done so many times before. The only unique thing about him was his foresight
@@Nobodysurvivesevenonebit i think his haircut is terrible
I love how they animated his movement. Particularly the way he dodges. You can tell they took a lot of inspiration from Boxers.
This game used a lot more western martial arts. The punches are very inspired by boxing and the bigger characters like Thor and kratos use great Greco-Roman wrestling
@@thebrotherhood5199 interesting. Can you elaborate on that? My knowledge on those topics isn't that great.
@@kristopherhayes1957 well many eastern martial arts use much more flexibility and big leg movements like roundhouse kicks and axe kicks because many are from south east Asia. In Europe armor was easier to make and winters were more harsh so leg mobility was harder with the weight. Boxing and wrestling (pankration is what kratos learns) use wrestling and upper body striking which is easier in rough terrain and with armor
Yeah, reminds me a little bit of boxing an lil systema
He literally acts like the preps in the game BULLY
Kratos: You ever hear of a god named Hermes?
Heimdall: No
Kratos: You want to know why?
That could be a badass line :D
@@JustBalazs na it wouldn’t it wouldn’t suit Kratos making a one liner. It would’ve been outa placed
@@JustBalazs It def wouldn’t be one
@@poultry-lover6665 maybe he could rephrase it a different way
Let heimdall and hermes fight, the ammount of bullshitting and insults could provide enough energy for 10 years
If you picked up the hacksilver in the first scene with Heimdall its a secret line there !
Ya he says something like “oh take something that is not nailed to the ground” or it was something like that
@@loganvanmassenhoven "Yes, why not steal anything that isn't nailed down? That is sure to impress your hosts."
@@yarknark lmao yes this the one
I did that the first time I played the game
Also if you stare down off the ledge of the wall for more than 5 seconds
“Is that true loki, you little trickster”
Gets me every time 😂
playing the role of the naive funny grandpa made almost all of us believe odin was a good guy😂
thor saying "look into my eyes, you tell me" when Heimdall asked him how he'd stop him has to be the most badass line in the whole game.
He thought of some unholy creepy stuff with that arrow and Heimdall
@@search2435 For sure. You don't get called "disgusting" for beating someone up
Makes me wonder just how far Thor went in his own mind to prove a point
OMG that’s why he said you are a sick man I didn’t realize that 😂
Okay, here's a thing that I feel very few people mention about Heimdall: they gave him golden teeth. That's actually a thing in the myths!
No,He's from the south.grew up listening to No Limit records,hanging out in Houston bumping project pat riding in dunks around Miami!!
@@nolainsight8371lmao
@@nolainsight8371 "Norf Norf Memphis Tennessee!!" 🔥🔥
His entire skeleton is gold
I would have loved to have seen Heimdall and Baldur interact. I imagine they LOATHED each other. Baldur because Heimdall can read his thoughts and emotions (and most certainly mocked him for it) and Heimdall because Baldur was invulnerable, rendering his ability of foresight moot in a fight.
I think Baldur annoyed Heimdall, he cant do anything to make Baldur hurt physically, and Baldur is equally cocky.
I’m don’t understand how you could possibly think it’s smart to underestimate someone who murdered a Pantheon even for a second.
It's all his ego that killed him he haven't once been hit and thought he could get away .
@@Anna-sd4zl true, if you think about it Kratos low difficultied everyone in this game. If it was Ghost of Sparta mentality Kratos from 1-3 he would’ve ran through everyone like butter in a Hydraulic Press. Lol
@@Kentashu Kratos definitely didn't low diff everybody. He said in his journal that Thor's punches were like no other, he 3v1'd Odin, and he would have lost to Heimdall without the spear.
@@lekacious3529 You gotta remember the more Kratos WANTS to fight is the stronger he is. He tried to get out of damn near ever fight in this game. Officially stated he’s significantly weaker than he was in Greece.
@@lekacious3529 The only reason he got the spear was because everyone was pushing for it. Even without it, he would've won. This is the same guy who's fought beings like Pollux and Castor (who can manipulate time), the Sisters of Fate (another time manipulators), Hermes, and Zeus (who can move at literal lightning speeds).
In the fight, he attempts to strike him three times, first time it was slow and wild, second time, he upped the pace, the third time, he easily lands a hit. He was reading his moves and learning from it. By the time he was sufficiently pissed off, he beat the ever loving shit out of Heimdall without the spear.
Heimdall's death was legitimately disturbing to me because:
A) It partially undoes the hard work Kratos did to bury that part of himself. As he had him dead to rights by the time he started slamming his head into the ground. There was no need to kill him. But he did it anyway.
B) Because Mimir was there to see not only the kill, but the *real* Ghost of Sparta. In that moment, Kratos's closest friend that he had made in his new life saw that , if anything, the stories about him were greatly *watered down*
The Ghost of Sparta isn't a legend to be revered and respected, but a monster, a boogeyman to be feared. And should you get in his way or , God forbid, piss him off you are categorically *f@cked* !
Mimir needed to see that side of his brother, to FULLY!!! understand the Ghost, the eyes of Mimir tell da whole story of his curiosity...it always sat in da middle of his mind since he said "ahhh great bloody hell!! I'm dangling from the hip of the Ghost of Sparta himself" or something like that. but honestly I'm quite glad he got da chance to see his full rage...at least now his curiosity was found....I agree witchu but DAMIT!!!!!! I disagree witchu at the same time
Kratos: Do Not Call Me That!....
This is true, I was the NPC when a O button above me
Ok in his defense, Kratos tried to persuade Heimdall to just take the L and move on but no he was too hard-headed and egotistic to stand down, so he pretty much brought his dreadful demise upon himself
Blood could've just took the L and let it be but he still wanted to kill Atreus so it had to happen
@@derpyzmayhem420 wtf
Heimdall is such a well designed character. The charm, the sarcasm and the overall badassery of this guy makes him one of my favorite villains
Same I wish they made Thor like this. They did him dirty
His badassery is all surface level. The guy is pretty pathetic when you think about it. Makes him an even greater character and villain imo.
@@BonesMayaI don't see him as pathetic even to the end he died a warriors death and I respect him for his home
@@scar2377he died as someone who never once pushed himself past his limits, who took his gift for granted until the very breath, blinded by his ego and pride, someone who would only ever win to those where victory was assured. A god who held the greatest of all potentials and squandered it being a petty kiss-ass, to me thats pretty pathetic.
@@jahimalnar7978 ok yea he took his power for granted but let's be honest everybody would take it for granted that's not being pathetic that's just not using your full potential hell after he got hit he started using his other powers and even still that doesn't take away from the fact he fought for his home and people who he knew would Charis his death instead of running away no matter how much you hate him you also have to respect him hell kratos respect him
The heimdall fight is actually a great representation of krato's training. He didn't hit him until he went fist of fury mode, and like brok said, it overwhelmed his senses because up to this point no one had ever hit him. And lets be honest its not the old GOW games but he has to kill at least one god for the title to live up to its name and Heimdall just won the "god who dies" lottery.
When Thor stares him down he doesn't engage because Thor is most likely someone who could land a hit on him/kill him too, meaning he is egotistical and a coward because he wont fight anyone who would actually give him a fight. Being able to read intent and predict means he also knows who has the capacity to kill him so he bully's the weak and doesn't provoke the strong.
Kratos was an unknown factor, merely looking into his eyes he knew about the spear but was so egotistical that he considered it not a threat. Having no Intel on kratos other then the spear really did literally kill him.
Conclusion: Don't fuck around and find out with a god who began as a simple spartan but then grew to the rank of god and slew an entire pantheon and as consequence destroyed his homeland/Realm.
Thing is, Kratos is not Thor, THOR is someone who can go nuclear, fly, way more versatile powerset than Kratos. Area of effect attacks Heimdall can't defend or run away from
Heimdall losing to a goddamn spear is so lame.
Cause if you get hurt once by the same fucking attack over and over and you dont evolve- really contradicts everything that built him up as a threat.
All it took was a hax spear.
Woulda been better if he lived to be humbled for the rest of his life.
Cause the reading intent loophole makes no sense.
Fact is, the guy was broken, and the ONLY reason he lost was because the script said so, Plotarmor.
@@lessermook7608Thor only has some more versatility because kratos greek magic and gear is dead after GOW3. OG kratos is easily more versatile than anyone in the norse saga (odin and freya come almost close). However, older kratos is stronger than before, but he has to restrict his rage every minute or he may become uncontrollable to himself and atreus. If older kratos continued with the same mindset as Himself in GOW3, anyone that was aligned with odin would have died brutal deaths. Kratos is cannonly faster than heimdall (yet his is restricting his full power). Thats how he was able to still land after the spear worked heimdall’s mind.
Heimdall is obviously lazy as hell. A god with such foresight should definitelt be able to go toe to toe with Thor and Kratos, but he is so arrogant he never takes the time to hone his skills to complement his abilities. He thinks all fights will just fall into his favor.
He lives in self-delusion, something he must've picked up from Odin
In the retrospect; being choked to death and getting his arm blown off was quite easy way out for Heimdall, not like the other Gods that wronged Kratos in the past.
Yeah, but getting his head bashed against the Rocky ground 3 times was very brutal and disturbing way to go. (in reality his head would have been split open)
This is child’s play when you look at someone like Poseidon and how he got it
@@obolstudios5154 or Hercules.. or how he was pounding Zeus to death with bare hands..
@@AndresAstua oh yeah Giaia got her heart stabbed
@@obolstudios5154Not to mention king midas who is still trapped in that gold to this day
Something about Heimdall made him feel more like Loki than Atreus did
That's the perfect way to put it never seen it like that till now
and ironic since GOW Heimdall died the same way MCU Loki died in Infinity War; getting strangled by a huge, muscular bald guy.
You mean only MCU Loki
@@koleszgdanska7149 mythology Loki is pretty similar to GOW Heimdal too, both had a way with their words
What I like about him is that even though he's a cocky asshole, he knows his responsibilities and delivers on them. He is also like that older cousin who speaks harsh but true and thinks hurting is fine till it's not harmful. You can see him hurting both Thrud and Atreus plenty of time but it's always a light smack or punch, never a gut breaking blow or something they can't take. He also speaks true on what's going on in their head and around them, no matter how harsh. It's a well written charater tbh, well performed!
Yeah I understand he's a villain but he was just protecting his people and having his abilities I can see why he's iffy about people. People kinda suck.
@@empath9814 And since he can read people intencions he always sees the worst in them so that's why he's not very sociable.
But wasn’t he planning on killing Atreus? Lol that’ll do some harm
@@empath9814 Bro, even his own people hated him. Did you hear the conversations in the food hall when you return as Atreus after Heimdall's dead? Everybody hated his guts and were glad that he died.
@@hunterg.1300 They hate him and yet he's proud of Asgard and takes his duty very serious. The problem with him is that he can see what you think so I assume that's why he's not sociable since people are very hypocrite but they hide it all the time they just can't hide it around Heimdall.
10:02 i love what a petty person Heimdall is, he moved around Odin behind his back specifically because he could read that he would turn around, and also knows Odin wouldn’t notice Heimdall moving because of the blind spot on his right side. Heimdall basically forces him to move all the way, just to spite him a tiny bit. Not because it matters, just as a little power play because he can.
And Odin on the other hand is smart enough to know what Heimdall did the second he sees that he’s not there, and it doesn’t seem like the first time Heimdall did that with him… but he’s so preoccupied with manipulating Atreus that he just files that away for later and goes on talking.
Great analysis
That was the exact moment odin knew he was gonna send heimdall to his death. Funny enough, heimdall smugly smiles while he does it.
I disagree. He smiles bc when Odin turns back, he thinks for a moment he convinced Odin and is about to enjoy Odin's interrogating of Loki, and adopts the position of doubling up on Atreus.
Nah, he's actually super confused and disappointed when Odin makes the "mistake". Odin was intentionally making himself look more vulnerable and unthreatening.
I love how they adapted the relationship b/w Loki & Heimdall from the mythology for the game.. They both despise each other a lot so much so that they're supposed to die killing each other at Ragnarok.
It also makes sense that the God of Foresight would constantly be swanning around like a smug dickhead. IIRC there wasn't much about his personality in the mythology, but I can't imagine someone could have his powers and NOT come off as an insufferable know-it-all at least part of the time.
@@kaiyamya9882 Heimdall/r had a decent bit about his personality tbh, he was said to be loyal to Odin and Asgard, as well as a lot more benevolent and just than what he was portrayed as in GoW, also in mythology his main trait isn't his possession of forsight/knowledge and nstead his perception and vision which is able to see across the 9 realms and precise enough to see grass grow. However Heimdall was said to detest Loki (who saw him as arrogant and too self rightious) as they were prophesied to kill each other at Ragnarock
It would be more interesting if Aterus killed Hiemdall since it would kinda be mythologically accurate.
@@alexbravedragon5604 That actually could be interesting but I like the route they went too.
@@blip4106there’s a bit more as to why Loki and Heimdall hated each other. Loki constantly found ways to leave Asgard without Heimdall’s knowledge or consent, and everyone left Asgard with Heimdall knowing about it(except Odin I believe). Plus they just don’t work well. Heimdall is more benevolent and Loki blesses people by causing messes that nobody wanted in the first place. One guy is serious at his job and the other thinks life is a big charade of games. They’re just two different rivers.
I love that fact that Kratos essentially ran Heimdalls pockets without a second hesitation like the true G Kratos is
Imagine an argument between Heimdall and the Norns.
Norns: You are so predictable, We already knew what you want to say.
Heimdall: Do you take me for a fool? I already knew that you knew what I want to say.
Norns: Well we knew that you knew that we knew what you want to say.
Heimdall: And I already knew that you knew that I knew that you knew what I want to say.
That would be hilarious! Also if they would finish each others' sentences. 😂
I just had a stroke reading that
Very funny
Did you know that?
2:05 Atreus response is sincere. At that point he doesn't know much of how twisted Odin is and carry his own judgemental thoughts/feelings which Heimdall can see. Heimdall saw nothing malice in Loki at the time, but since he's been doing this for awhile, he knows people grow/change and may carry these thoughts later down the road.
He even does that head tilt thing, like he's thinking "we'll see about that then" since he can notice that, although Atreus is confused and came from the enemy's side, he truly does mean no harm to anyone there.
I love how he catches the arrow. So badass
Can you imagine him fighting baulder
When he’s fighting Atreus or Freya
I like the detail of it cutting his hand a little, you can see blood on his face after the catch. It's a sign that he isn't completely untouchable.
@@ananimal9779 It was mud.
@@Toxic-wc7tb I thought about that after watching it again, yeah. Either way, he technically got a mark on him.
Chef's kiss to Scott Porter for delivering such an amazing job as Heimdall.
especially the line at 24:03 was amazing how it was said
7:24 the way he fights so epic and bad ass
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Then he said at 19:18 : “well, they are merely, children” about mask failure, l guess he someway tried to protect thrúd. He is not that mean and heartless, I see, Caring and protective sometimes
No, that was a direct insult to both Atreus and Thrud, neither of which would have taken that comment without quite a bit of internal rage
@@RedfishCarolinaOh, I forgot to mention that in original line from 19:06 Atreus and thrúd should leave study room and shouldn’t listen to odin and heimdall’s conversation. This is a secret line so in fact they couldn’t hear what he said. according to his tone of speaking, it was some sort of protection btw, he mentioned it because doesn’t wanted odin to spill his rage on thrúd for failure (they know odin’s real face and that’s why thrúd was so nervously sad about failed mission) but yeah, maybe he insulted Atreus again as he always does. It was about both purpose
Yeah tbh why would he protect Asgard if he really hates people. Plus he still let Atreus up when he could have let him fall.
12:02 that delivery combined with the ambience and background music is brilliant. Chilling.
I love the devs put the Universal sign he's an asshole, him eating a red Apple right in the First frames he's introduced
Heimdall is a complete asshole, but badass at the same time (in my opinion)
Agreed.
He really isnt an ahole though he knew what was gonna happen... they kinda all did and imagine someone who was gonna end up destroying your home, family and everything you ever cared about shows up and while you know this everyones telling you to chill youd be a dick too
Badasshole
On Kratos's side you look at him like Odin's lab dog. But if you in Odin's side you can see all he does is for Odin 1 loyal person. Imagine Heimdall on Kratos side I think he will get a lot of fans
Hmm... A Badasshole, that's something not many people would consider to be possible.
16:08 I love the music in this scene, it is the same of the last game when Baldur started to punch Kratos. It really evokes this sense of sheer rage and dread
I think he’s one of the best characters in the game. I absolutely loved him
11:44 - 11:58 i’m not gonna lie.. heimdall was speaking facts
Love how Odin says “get outta here” like he is from the crib at 10:44
What crib
i remember at the very start when he and thor came into the house and he simply referred to freya as his "ex" not ex wife just "ex" felt... very hip with the kids vibe lol
I love how the most replayed part is his death
his death is *very* appealing to the eyes
Heimdall was indeed a very well made character.
His loyalty to Odin and his people blinded him to his own faults. He couldn't imagine possibly being the villain and he couldnt imagine someone beating him in direct combat due to his ability of foresight and mind reading.
His defeat was expected but that doesnt mean it wasnt rewarding due to his cocky arrogance.
I love how when Kratos goes for the finishing move on Heimdall, he wears the expression he always had on in the first few God of War games. That hateful, intense scowl that arches his eyebrows
I like how the final battle between thor and kratos thor said "ENOUGH" and Thrud shouted Enough with electric flowing around her as well just like thor
When heimdall implied he would drop atreus, did anyone else find themselves muttering "Bro, you _really_ don't wanna know what happens if you do that"?
oh absolutely
I was like no because I really like Atreus as an anti hero
The Ghost of Sparta would get a second pantheon under his belt.
still the best and hillarious scene when kratos *ACTUALLY HIT* him 🤣🤣
Heimdall: "Real power doesn't need to flaunt."
Also Heimdall: *flaunts like there's no tomorrow*
I don't think it's so much that Heimdall is a bully, he just literally thinks there's no good in anyone due to his gift.
Except for maybe his nine moms
22:24 replay for anyone who wants to watch this moment over and over again
21:41 is one of so epic scene of this game
24:39 This moment will forever be deemed pure satisfaction.
well, if someone had enough with heimdall's bullsh*t, then yeah, probably pure satisfaction 😂
The cleanest, best pleasure.
“I am haunted by your incompetence, it keeps me up at night.”
“If we can somehow harness your uselessness, we can use is to fuel the whole city.”
LMAO He is such an asshole, I love him.
Scott Porter played Heimdall so well
That’s what I’m saying
Heimdall is pretty decent character with 100% charisma like Odin
I feel that after Garm was freed, Odin knew. I also feel that Heimdall maybe got a "stern talking to" after Atreus left the room. I also feel that Heimdall's absence during the mission with Thrud was just Heimdall thinkning he knew better and just when and did some other shit. If he was there, the whole problem could have been avoided. Once again, very perceptive but sometimes forgets to think, ya know?
yeah, if Heimdall stayed in Helheim with Atreus and Thrud, he could've warned them that the wolf was Garm and not to free him
@@neo-warkid4edwards222 Ironic that his own arrogance indirectly lead to Kratos and boi getting a giant, immortal, _loyal_ hound that can tear holes through space and travel across realms in seconds.
Gotta say tho, well done on behalf of the actor he did an amazing job. Heimdall really is the type to get you pissed off by his personality and it shows with just his voice alone
I love his abilities.
10:00 I like how he turns back to Heimdall, who is now on his other side, so he pauses for a sec like “huh”
I love how he turns to heindall doesn’t see him and then turns to face him after 😂😂😂 and finishes his sentence
i mean his eye is gone , evil or not can ya blame him?
@@b1clanker12True, but he did see Thor coming up from behind him right before dismissing him. Seems more like he wanted to appear more aloof.
@@AmberGemnia not from any particular side though , he likely saw him out of the corner of his eye
@@AmberGemniaodin did it on purpose, he knew heimdall moved. At the same time, heimdall did the move on purpose as well. That was the moment odin knew he was gonna send heimdall to his death.
You actually missed a whole bunch of secret dialogue he has though...Like when as Atreus you pick up the hacksilver after meeting him, or if you try to shoot at Gulltoppr during your fight with him as Atreus, or if you summon Ratatoskr during the same fight. But my favourite is the line he has if you try to have Atreus use Eagle Eye against him. That shit's hilarious.
25:00 Heimdall saw the Kratos vs Poseidon search results
3:15 many things that Heimdall said in this section is true about Atreus and don't forget when Atreus said he run better on chaos that completely disregarding everything Kratos taught him.
I hate it when he keep saying he didn't want war whenever Kratos asked about it but deep down he truly want it and when that war happened he didn't like how many people died in it even though Kratos always warn Atreus about the price of war.
Pretty much I love this game because everyone here is either an anti hero or pure villain. No one is perfect especially in this game!
I love Heimdall! 🥰
He is my favorite villain in God of War Ragnarok. ☺
Mine too! I like his eyes. They're beautiful!
@@quintondent5647 Yes, I agree! ☺
And they are also kind of cool looking. 😏
@@aurorah0982 Totally. I wish I had those kind of eyes lol
Yeah bifrost color’d eyes are cool I guess
Trying to hit Heimdall is like when your’re trying to punch someone in a dream
With the added benefit of very weak punch
i love what they did with heimdall in this game easily my favorite boss/character
15:16 that move has smooth 👌
It’s so satisfying when he dodged
0:01 Ok that climbing def excedes any logic lol
Fr like what type of grip he has?
Spider-God
Kratos taught him well.
@@zyanjosepj3153
He’s Kratos’s son… what grip do you think he SHOULDN’T have?
Gotta say I hate how much I love him. He's a great character in this story. The voice is on point and he is effortlessly cool. I love his movement and how he fights.
I particularly like when he climbs on Kratos near the wall and kick off him. Sick.
Purple eyes just seal it for me. These depictions of the gods are so badass
Something about Heimdall that I appreciate in “God of War” is the possible myth accuracy of his relationship with Atreus. Because in real life Ragnarök, while Thor wins the fight against Jormangandr yet dies to his wounds, Fenrir eats Odin, Hel is doing whatever the hell she wants on that fine judgement day, Loki is actually the one to face Heimdall in the end… on even footing to boot. Because at the end of Ragnarök Loki and Heimdall kill each other. Thus, I like to think this an accurate portrayal how they feel about each other: with animosity. That said, I have no proof because I it only knows of two of their fights: Ragnarök and *the these two Looney Tunes turned into seals and threw hands!*
I love how heimdall mind abilities are put to into this scene were Atreus changes his mind heimdall notices it’s pretty good when it happens 11:17
I love how kratos is so angry that he accidentally knocks mimir off
I would love to see a conversation with Heimdall and baldur
In Helheim?
the definition of lawful evil with max charisma in a RPG
I’d often wondered how mimir always ended up on the floor in this particular fight, because it never really happened in previous fights, no matter how violent Kratos got. He musta been A HELL OF A LOT MORE VIOLENT to actually send mimir flying off him. Heimdal really got to him.
Hiemdall calling Loki "The Giant failure of a Jotnar" was funny AF
At 8:44 I noticed some interesting detail. Atreus fires an arrow and Heimdall catches it, but you can see him getting serious about that when he looks at his hand. I suspect he got cut by arrow while catching it, you can say that by a little splash of blood on his face after catching an arrow. Then he laughs but when he sees that arrow actually done a little damage you can see him gets real mad and start to going to Atreus to kill him
4:12 The voice change when Heimdall says these things. As if for a moment he saw what Atreus is going to be, because after all he wasn't revealed as Loki for nothing.
24:39 in his final few moments he saw what Kratos is like at 5% of his rage
Nottt really- he looked directly into Kratos’ eyes seeing EVERYTHING about him. His past, his guilt and regrets, he saw the whole meal.
@@Bossinette623
I think he is talking about the "soft" way of killing him compared to the other gods in the greek saga
@@juan5389 Oh yeah that does make sense
@@Bossinette623 He definitely did, that little bastard’s last words were…
*”Monster…!”*
Heimdall to Kratos: You… You… actually HIT me.
Kratos: Do you wanna see me do it again and again?
His first little "hello~" is so soft and innocent and then he actually starts talking lmao
I love how that pause in odins "heimdall" when talking to Loki was because heimdall moved left into odins blind spot.
I get why Loki and heimdall hated eachother, heimdall being the only one that can see through him probably pissed him off
I love that interaction between Thor and Heimdall and the music in the background
I wonder what Heimdall saw when Thor said “look into my eyes” and then proceeds to call him a sick man. Wonder what gruesome stuff Thor had in mind 😂
It had to have been something that would shock Heimdall so something more than the regular violence they're use to. I really think it was some sick fantasy Thor intentionally thought of to mess with Heimdall. Maybe it was Thor imagining himself torturing Heimdall in a sick way.
@@TheTGOAC or clapping his cheeks
@@TheCHris8726 💀
@@TheCHris8726 Oh nah 💀
100% he was thinking of clapping those cheeks
The voice acting is top tier with all characters, especially heimdall
Heimdall was an upgraded version of "Hermes" with the same personality
Well he's not as fast, he has same speed as baldur they have the same dash and flash movement, difference is he has foresight which is what makes him hard to hit.
Heimdall is too prideful to be spared out of pity, while Hermes cowers when he realises he overstepped some things. Overall they have similarities, but a lot of things make them different.
Don’t even compare them
Heimdall is very different from Hermes if you take the time to understand.
I wouldn't say upgraded, more like the Norse counterpart, he's definitely not faster since it was confirmed that Hermes moved so fast that Kratos couldn't even see him (until Kratos injured him)
That thumbnail looked so funny dude, i love photo mode.
I absolutely hate Heimdall, but I can't stop coming back to him. He's just so fun to hate. I really like how they did him
The thumbnail is perfect
the swag on how he dodges your attacks is insane
That foresight shit is OP as fuck
Heimdall: "-you're disrespectful"
Everyone: YEP. Thats Atreus. Say no more.
I swear heimdall is my favorite villian in all of fiction period 😂💯
He's more of an anti hero than a villain but I see your point
@@scar2377 anti hero ? Mens is a villain
as arrogant and disrespectful as he was, I genuinely liked the character. He was quite enjoyable
evil heimdall be like: Is this about the little runt? Now I am definitely going to hug him! (The good ending.)
I find it really interesting how Heimdall's abilities allow him to perceive so much, but be so blinded by it. More so than just his arrogance leading to his overconfidence in combat. He never seems to notice the fact that he can only read in people what they believe and think true. It's not real omnipotence, if someone is mistaken and he reads their mind, he is lead to the same false conclusions. And he never considers that people may change if given a good cause or the right leverage, he only operates off what he currently sees in them.
I wanna say it would've been dope to see Atreus beat Heimdal in a fight but that would've been some serious plot armor on Atreus part lol.
Did they ever revealed what exactly was Heimdall’s mission in Helheim after he left Atreus and Thrúd?
I believe it was to capture the moon from Vanaheim
Yeah the person above is right, he got the box they used to capture the moon. That's why Atreus said it was so cold, it must be from Helheim. Moonbox! Great name for a band too.
I love how this dude takes a single bite of an apple and then tosses it away, it's like the quintessential "I'm a cocky asshole" signal.
😂😂😂
8:50 "Knock it off" coldest line
Kinda insane how Atreus climbed all that by himself bare hands only
Man, those lines around the 11:35 mark are so relatable, I love this.