6:44 Thor walking towards his father expecting some appreciation for doing something right yet being completely ignored in favor of Loki. The sheer look of shock sadness saying and that you're welcome. Then after Sif turning all his pent up anger he actually has towards Odin to Loki because Loki is getting all the attention and appreciation Thor never got.
Low-key, Odin introducing Sif to Atreus so cavalierly shows how horrible a person he is. "Sif! Look, it's the boy who killed your son and my grandson! I'm giving him a tour, say hello!"
i like the idea that Atreus is actually a little creep and eavesdrops/walks in to peoples room just for the sake of being there until they tell him to leave
Poor Atreus literally grew up with only his father and Mimir as companions. You can't really blame him if he isn't the most aware of proper social conduct. I mean, he dad does have that odd behavior of smashing chests and pots for loot. Weird behavior just runs in the family I guess.
I don’t blame Sif for her behavior at the beginning, if Modi was at least her only biological son, it must have been really hard to accept Atreus in their home and especially in Modi’s room, but at least she helped them in the end and she must felt really good when Thrúd told her she loves her.
Kinda. But considering Modi was, well, Modi, never mind the fact that from what I understand, neither Sif or Thor were the best parents to him or Magni, I'd say things are evened out.
He was ready To Fight Ghost if Sparta Himself When he was Not in this Depression Phase!! My man's True chad just beside Kratos!! RIP to Little Blue man!
@@KozyKool2287 Considering who his father is, I doubt Thor had the best point of reference for when he himself was a father. Plus Mimir says at one stage that the Aesir way of life is pretty unforgiving and brutal anyways, so beating your own son to within an inch of his life for failing was probably considered normal behaviour.
Sif is one fine woman that loves his sons unconditionally even though they became twisted due to Odin's manipulation and Thor's lack of action to guide his sons properly. Thor is one lucky guy.
Actually Sif is also accountable for Magni and Modi's twisted nature. Mimir mentions that both Thor and Sif were equally abusive towards their sons and Sif was as much an alcoholic as Thor was. Modi's death was the reality check she needed and why she's so paranoid about Thrud. I think Odin making Sif the "diplomat" to "New Midgard" was to keep her too busy to interfere in his plans once he realized she was getting her act together. It's also why Skjöldr was delivering milk curd to Thrud for Sif since recovering alcoholics often shift their focus towards another beverage to ease themselves out of it.
I understand Sif's point. Magni and Modi had no choice but to attack, Odin forced them and he would've punished or killed them the same way he killed Thor.
I loved the closed door conversations between Thor and Sif genuinely so much Its so much scarier when 'villains' of a narrative have such genuinely relatable struggles We of course hear Thrud tell Sif 'sometimes I hate you', but we know Thrud doesn't mean it. And on some level Sif knows that, but it hurts her so much to hear it. When she and Thor talk, its a married couple who aren't exactly on the same page, but by god are they *trying* to be That line about him not standing up to his father *cut* We of course know the real reason why, that his father abused him so much that the idea of doing so is almost impossible for him (until his last moments) Thor and Sif as villains hurt so much, because they are actively introspective, they are cognizant of how terrible of a situation they are in, but see no way out. Odin is too terrifying for them to leave, because they *know* he'd make them regret it. Meanwhile, they need to raise Thrud, while somehow protecting her from that monster. Introspective villains are the best, because it demolishes my sense of righteous certainty that I'm the good guy. And this is why Atreus is the 'Hero' of this story. Teaching his father to open his heart to the hurt and suffering of others. If not, Thrud would have even less family.
The sad part is that when Odin shuts down Sif, he's absolutely right. Loki/Atreus didn't kill Heimdall, his father (Kratos) did, not that it was any great loss. If she has a problem with that, she should take it up with him, oh, wait.... Thrud IS old enough to make her own judgement calls and deal with the consequences, and nobody told Thor to start drinking again, even if he had a damn good reason to want to.
@@Kalsimir Eh, not really. Or I should say, not intentionally. I don't think Odin cares enough about Thor to get him to start drinking again, period. His demeanor towards him throughout the game makes that clear.
You're right that everything he said was true. The really clever part on Odin's (and the writers') behalf is that it's also just part of the story. Odin knew absolutely well that inviting Atreus to Asgard would open old wounds within his own family and almost certainly lead to violence from Kratos, and possible Aesir death. Both Thrud and Thor did make their own choices, true, but Odin did specifically influence them both. To that end, as much as Odin would love to pretend otherwise to keep the illusion that he's entirely blameless, the reality that he's all too well aware of is that his influence over both of them is massively overpowering. He is not only the god of gods in their land, but their father and grandfather, so his words and influences are hardly just gentle suggestion. Odin's using his unparalleled power and top tier manipulation to move everything along how he sees fit and then gaslighting everyone into believing that he's completely blameless in the inevitable pain and danger from his own machinations.
@@Jordan-vc4cn You might be missing the fact Odin doesn't give a crap one way or the other. The only manipulation we see for Thor and the others is entirely incidental at that point. Manipulation requires a concentrated effort and right now, Odin doesn't care enough about Thor or anyone else to do that beyond giving direct orders at his convenience. That's how he works, and it's insidious. He keeps himself 'clean' all on a technicality. In short, does Odin know all of that? Of course he does. How could he not? Does he care? At all? In any way? To make any kind of move to exploit that? No. Because doing so doesn't serve his interests. At least, not at this point in time. It's less manipulation here, and more latent opportunism.
@@oceanberserker This is the fun of such a well written character, in that they're so open to interpretation and discussion! I would argue that for Thor specifically, Odin's manipulation was more direct. Take a look at Odin's introduction scene. He actively pushes the cup of mead at his son and says, "You're no fun anymore" after Thor still refuses to drink. Odin later further prods directly at his son's alcoholism by saying "I liked you better when you were a drunk." when Loki is approaching him and Thor in the study. To me, that seems very much like Odin is actively trying to get his son to relapse so that Odin can have his drunk, easy to control, blunt instrument back. Drunk Thor is one of the most powerful enforcers for which Odin could ask. Sober Thor doesn't do what Odin wants or needs him to do so easily or effectively. For these reasons, I personally believe Odin very much cares about Thor's sobriety. Again, though, open to interpretation.
Sif almost went down a similar path to Freya. She was overprotective of her daughter, but given how her two sons were killed in battle you can't blame her for becoming all the more protective. But Thrúd is the daughter of Thor, its in her blood that she'd be a warrior, and Thor teaching her to fight, he knew this as well. Its likely because of what happened to Magni and Modi that working on helping Thrúd become not just a warrior but not letting go of her compassion that helped her not go down her brothers path. Probably also helped she was still 'young' (for a god) and had time to see her grandfather for the manipulative pos he was. When adults fuck up badly, it gives the children a chance to work towards something better, like swearing off alcohol as you see your father degrade himself into an alcoholic state of nothingness.
You know, I hope we get a DLC for Atreus based on the Poetic Edda. I wanna see Skoldjier and Atreus cut Sif's hair as a prank and Thrud threaten the two
Anybody else find it weird how they talk about Magni and Mody in Ragnarok? They talk about them like they were small children or something. Yet when we met them they were full grown men. Granted they were stupid as hell, but still it's weird how they're always referred to as "boys" like they were Atreus' age when they died when that definitely wasn't the case. Not to mention, in the last game Thor literally beat Modi within an inch of his life over the death of Magni and even called him a coward. Yet in Ragnarok he blames Kratos and Atreus entirely for both deaths as if he had nothing to do with that.
@@Tribrid-zv3nqIt’s not just that. They’re talking about them as if they were still in their youth and were rather innocent, when clearly they were both rough fighters with Magni being absolutely huge and beastly.
Mom, come on, you're embarrassing me in front of the boy whose father killed my brothers. Show some respect! I still find it a bit funny that this is literally being shown when Atreus is in Asgard
@@Matt_UnderwoodWrong. Thrud KNOWS that Modi was killed by Atreus, she even jokingly threatens him about it when they first meet. But aoperantly Modi was already headed on a bad path by then, cause she tries to brush it off as "We're better off without him. ... Trust me. ...."
@@MrDibaraDid she know? I partly understand it, because Thor also explicitly mentions Modi in Muspelheim when he throws the hammer at him as a threat.
What I don't get is sif calling just calling Freya "Freya" & not "Lady Freya", meanwhile Freya calls her "Lady Sif". I know she ain't your mother in law anymore but shouldn't you be the one calling her lady & not the other way around?
Well they don’t really have any real connection. Sure Freya was wed to Odin but she’s not Thor’s mum. It goes as follows in the Odinson family tree: •Baldur’s both Thor and Heimdall’s half-brother & Sif’s brother-in-law (through Thor). •Freya is the mum of Baldur and that’s it. Thor doesn’t like Freya for stopping him from mass murdering giants at a gathering and the Children of Thor aren’t her grandchildren. Forseti is but he’s always in his room (opposite Thrúd’s) studying. •The Children of Thor all have different mothers, with Magni and Modi having Giantess mothers while Thrúd’s mum is Sif. •(Old mate) Freyr is the stoner uncle of Baldur and hates his brother-in-law Odin and the Aesir after what happened at the last barbeque.
@@I_love_bread_and_Hungry_Jacks This was the first time in 100+ since she was banished and bound to Migard. I’m pretty sure it’d be a tad awkward seeing your now dead father in law’s ex. That and there was a lot that happened between their interaction (Ragnarok, Thor’s death).
Im not totally surprised someone in her character position would treat Artreus that way, but it surprises me a little that someone like that is the primary diplomat of the Asgard. A diplomat is supposed to be flexible, but she never was with Artreus, not until the end. Even in the end, she never spoke a nice word to him.
Imagine Atreus earsdropping and accidentally hear Sif making lewd and flap sound except thor gone drunk at the bar. Ps. Can't wait for that MOD to come out
Whoever is playing the game been tryna get some alone time with Sif EveryTime he gets. That’s how u know it’s a boy holding the controller, no way it’s a girl😂
Even tho Sif was a complete b*tch in the game, I get it. Kratos killed her sons and she fears for her daughter suffering the same fate by mingling with the son of the enemy. The old punish the son for the sins of the Father mentality (Even tho Loki Killed Modi).
I want baldur to be triplets all of the other sons of Odin are Octiplets so Freya would still have seven more sons. Plus thor's daughter to be octiplets and thor's son to be octiplets as well. And I would see kratos kill all three of Freya's sons at once, and then after Odin dies, have Baldur and his triple brothers come back to life.
She’s kind of a jerk because she doesn’t apologize for when her sons killed Atreus mother if you remember from the 4th game. No one even remembers. So really they started this blood for blood payment.
@@nyohohoo magni killed her. His words: You sound just like you mother before I gave it to her. Her sons killed Atreus’a mother. So really she’s not taking the blame.
Germanics may have not had tattoos but reliable sources claim old Slavic and Norse tribes did have markings on their skin. Now whether or not these markings are actually equivalent to the modern understanding of a tattoo is another matter up for debate
@@thehermit8618 search for norse expert takes on god of war here on youtube. Btw norses are a ramification of germanic tribes which occupied scandinavia . They shared the same beliefs with different names.
@@Romano2018 im aware. They all had similar beliefs, you yourself said it, but thats about it. One group could've marked their skin while another did not; we can see that in modern life all the time: people having different ways to uphold similar beliefs. Having similar beliefs doesnt mean they had the same practices. And at the end of the day its all Especulation and informed guesses, sadly a lot of norse history and tradition has been lost to time. Lets also take into account this game isnt meant to be historical, it is presenting a reinterpretation of mythology and so should be seen not as a work claiming its faithful to the lore but as a creative work inspired by lore and yet distinct from it, so discrepancies can and will exist.
@@Romano2018 the Bagdad traveler and scholar Ahmad Ibn Fadlan met a few norse tribes around 921 A.D during a trip around the russian steppes and described them as "tattooed from the tips of their fingers to to their necks", while the arabic word for "tattoo" was more used to describe the delicate decorative artwork in mosques and other types of architecture, its not too farfetched to see the similarities between the arabic geometric art and old norse signature knotwork. Keep also in mind the tattoos the gods in Ragnarok have hold magic properties, they may very well have been born with them or be a side-effect of using magic, like how carving runes on an object supposedly imbued it with magic
Who should be the Main Antagonist of The Next God of War for me Set The Egyptian God of Deserts Storms Disorder Violence and Foreigners Anubis The Egyptian God of Death Mummification Embalming The Afterlife Cemeteries Tombs and The Underworld or Ra The Egyptian God of Sun
Either Apophis (serpent of chaos) or Set (god of violence, disorder and storms). But since this is God of War we are talking about, I think developers would make a twist and turn Ra, Osiris and Horus into the antagonists like they did with Odin, Baldur and Thor. And actual Egyptian lore does have stories that can be spun into God of War narrative, such as Horus' quest to avenge his father Osiris by hunting down his brother Set, and another one being that Ra at one point sent his daughter Sekhmet to kill human conspirators, but she was so bloodthirsty that she almost destroyed whole humanity. I don't think Anubis would be an antagonist, because he is the calmest god in entire pantheon just vibing in Duat and doing his job of judging the dead.
@@RebelWvlf Then again this is God of War. Anubis would be pissed that a mortal has been avoiding death for far too long, and soon will find his way to Kratos which the latter doesn't want any trouble and still working on the beloved god development.
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6:44 Thor walking towards his father expecting some appreciation for doing something right yet being completely ignored in favor of Loki. The sheer look of shock sadness saying and that you're welcome. Then after Sif turning all his pent up anger he actually has towards Odin to Loki because Loki is getting all the attention and appreciation Thor never got.
Low-key, Odin introducing Sif to Atreus so cavalierly shows how horrible a person he is.
"Sif! Look, it's the boy who killed your son and my grandson! I'm giving him a tour, say hello!"
And he seems enjoy it, he perfectly knows Sif is pissed but can't do anything about it
HAHAH GET IT “LOW-KEY”
Doesn't help, he puts Loki to stay one of her son's rooms because yikes. :
i like the idea that Atreus is actually a little creep and eavesdrops/walks in to peoples room just for the sake of being there until they tell him to leave
funny how that sounds pretty Loki-like behaviour to me
Poor Atreus literally grew up with only his father and Mimir as companions. You can't really blame him if he isn't the most aware of proper social conduct. I mean, he dad does have that odd behavior of smashing chests and pots for loot. Weird behavior just runs in the family I guess.
He’s the god of mischief after all
I don’t blame Sif for her behavior at the beginning, if Modi was at least her only biological son, it must have been really hard to accept Atreus in their home and especially in Modi’s room, but at least she helped them in the end and she must felt really good when Thrúd told her she loves her.
Kinda. But considering Modi was, well, Modi, never mind the fact that from what I understand, neither Sif or Thor were the best parents to him or Magni, I'd say things are evened out.
@@oceanberserker what do u mean? So magni wasnt her son?
@@ihateshills He was. Modi wasn't. Remember, Magni and Modi were brothers from different mothers.
@@oceanberserker modi was belonged to sif magni 3/4 giant
@@saiyankingbroly Not in this iteration he was.
9:33 Sindri really was about to throw hands with the daughter of Thor no less
oh my god dude! you won a legit ps5 thats so cool i wish he replied to my comment
Scammers in this reply section
@Jizzmaster445 i was being sarcastic lmao
He was ready To Fight Ghost if Sparta Himself When he was Not in this Depression Phase!! My man's True chad just beside Kratos!! RIP to Little Blue man!
His the same man who stood up against the Ghost Of Sparta for his homie Faye
Man, Sif is a baddie; Thor was quite the lucky man!
While Sif is the unlucky one
That gotta hurt
@@ZadDan95 He is a fertility god
@@JavierEscuella1911 HE? 🤨
@@bartosz1320 ?
Sif was mad at everybody except the people who started it *cough Magni, Modi, Heimdall cough*
Didn't Thor basically beat 1 of his sons to death in the last game?
I bet that he didn't tell his wife that shit.
Well if he went up to her and said “your sons started it” he’d be dead by tomorrow
@@KozyKool2287 Considering who his father is, I doubt Thor had the best point of reference for when he himself was a father. Plus Mimir says at one stage that the Aesir way of life is pretty unforgiving and brutal anyways, so beating your own son to within an inch of his life for failing was probably considered normal behaviour.
@@Tribrid-zv3nq did you play the 2018 gow
*cough Baldur*
Sif is the whole Milfheim
Sif or Freya
@@cpt.martinwalker6268 why not both
Bro 😂
hahaha niceeeeeeee
@@cpt.martinwalker6268 Freya looks homeless and dirty from living in the wild 🤮
5:21 creep Loki staring at Sif's hair, already thinking about how he will sneak into her bedroom at night to shave her bald, just to troll Thor.
Looks like fate has already been changed when Odin imprisoned Tyr and Kratos entered the Norse realm
@@Abdullah_ibn_Sayyad Well Sif and Loki are still around at the end of the game. Ragnarok is temporary. The Trickster is eternal.
“We participate in a little trolling”
I'm tryn sneak if Sif's bed for sum else...
@@maestrogamersz2120 Hair?
Sif is one fine woman that loves his sons unconditionally even though they became twisted due to Odin's manipulation and Thor's lack of action to guide his sons properly.
Thor is one lucky guy.
Fine lika wine
Actually Sif is also accountable for Magni and Modi's twisted nature. Mimir mentions that both Thor and Sif were equally abusive towards their sons and Sif was as much an alcoholic as Thor was. Modi's death was the reality check she needed and why she's so paranoid about Thrud. I think Odin making Sif the "diplomat" to "New Midgard" was to keep her too busy to interfere in his plans once he realized she was getting her act together. It's also why Skjöldr was delivering milk curd to Thrud for Sif since recovering alcoholics often shift their focus towards another beverage to ease themselves out of it.
Thank you for this explanation, I appreciate it damn@@jazz265
She lucky too, saw the size of that battlefield in the middle of her room? Thor ain't messing around
Loki and Sif didn’t have a great relationship in the original story, either
He snatched her bald
Norse or Marvel
@@Yuetas bro Marvel is not the original story
@@OuterRimPride and yet it's still the same thing where sif hated Loki too
The way the devs developed Atreus character as Loki is very impressive. They exceeded my expectations by 10 fold.
Atreus tryna get a piece of Sif in the thumbnail 💀
He wants a different type of hair
I understand Sif's point. Magni and Modi had no choice but to attack, Odin forced them and he would've punished or killed them the same way he killed Thor.
I loved the closed door conversations between Thor and Sif genuinely so much
Its so much scarier when 'villains' of a narrative have such genuinely relatable struggles
We of course hear Thrud tell Sif 'sometimes I hate you', but we know Thrud doesn't mean it. And on some level Sif knows that, but it hurts her so much to hear it.
When she and Thor talk, its a married couple who aren't exactly on the same page, but by god are they *trying* to be
That line about him not standing up to his father *cut*
We of course know the real reason why, that his father abused him so much that the idea of doing so is almost impossible for him (until his last moments)
Thor and Sif as villains hurt so much, because they are actively introspective, they are cognizant of how terrible of a situation they are in, but see no way out. Odin is too terrifying for them to leave, because they *know* he'd make them regret it. Meanwhile, they need to raise Thrud, while somehow protecting her from that monster.
Introspective villains are the best, because it demolishes my sense of righteous certainty that I'm the good guy.
And this is why Atreus is the 'Hero' of this story. Teaching his father to open his heart to the hurt and suffering of others. If not, Thrud would have even less family.
Atreus in that thumbnail though 😂👌🏻
😁😅🤣😂
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@@ludwigwong731Kratos: You are not ready boy
He got the lightskin stare, half lidded eyes, puckered lips and all that 💀
He’s doing the Patrick Bateman meme
I like how Sif wasn't against Thrud be a warrior, but not one under Odin's regine
Based
The sad part is that when Odin shuts down Sif, he's absolutely right. Loki/Atreus didn't kill Heimdall, his father (Kratos) did, not that it was any great loss. If she has a problem with that, she should take it up with him, oh, wait.... Thrud IS old enough to make her own judgement calls and deal with the consequences, and nobody told Thor to start drinking again, even if he had a damn good reason to want to.
@@Kalsimir Eh, not really. Or I should say, not intentionally. I don't think Odin cares enough about Thor to get him to start drinking again, period. His demeanor towards him throughout the game makes that clear.
@@Kalsimir Yeah. At that particular moment. Now and in general, not so much.
You're right that everything he said was true. The really clever part on Odin's (and the writers') behalf is that it's also just part of the story.
Odin knew absolutely well that inviting Atreus to Asgard would open old wounds within his own family and almost certainly lead to violence from Kratos, and possible Aesir death.
Both Thrud and Thor did make their own choices, true, but Odin did specifically influence them both. To that end, as much as Odin would love to pretend otherwise to keep the illusion that he's entirely blameless, the reality that he's all too well aware of is that his influence over both of them is massively overpowering. He is not only the god of gods in their land, but their father and grandfather, so his words and influences are hardly just gentle suggestion.
Odin's using his unparalleled power and top tier manipulation to move everything along how he sees fit and then gaslighting everyone into believing that he's completely blameless in the inevitable pain and danger from his own machinations.
@@Jordan-vc4cn You might be missing the fact Odin doesn't give a crap one way or the other. The only manipulation we see for Thor and the others is entirely incidental at that point. Manipulation requires a concentrated effort and right now, Odin doesn't care enough about Thor or anyone else to do that beyond giving direct orders at his convenience. That's how he works, and it's insidious. He keeps himself 'clean' all on a technicality. In short, does Odin know all of that? Of course he does. How could he not? Does he care? At all? In any way? To make any kind of move to exploit that? No. Because doing so doesn't serve his interests. At least, not at this point in time. It's less manipulation here, and more latent opportunism.
@@oceanberserker This is the fun of such a well written character, in that they're so open to interpretation and discussion! I would argue that for Thor specifically, Odin's manipulation was more direct. Take a look at Odin's introduction scene. He actively pushes the cup of mead at his son and says, "You're no fun anymore" after Thor still refuses to drink. Odin later further prods directly at his son's alcoholism by saying "I liked you better when you were a drunk." when Loki is approaching him and Thor in the study. To me, that seems very much like Odin is actively trying to get his son to relapse so that Odin can have his drunk, easy to control, blunt instrument back. Drunk Thor is one of the most powerful enforcers for which Odin could ask. Sober Thor doesn't do what Odin wants or needs him to do so easily or effectively. For these reasons, I personally believe Odin very much cares about Thor's sobriety. Again, though, open to interpretation.
Sif would be the best Place to explore
And the best place to destroy too
Just ask Thor!
@@sk_hermit1809 nevermind, he dead, and Thrud flew away too.
Your little mallet is no match for Thor's hammer 🤣
Phrasing.
Santa Monica knew what they was doin with her 💀
1:11 Atreus squaring up 😂😂
Probably hottest woman in gow.
Nope Aphrodite takes the cake and has the cake bro
@@saiyankingbroly as far as greece is concerned...Persephone looks better imo
@@Fearless_Jay nope. Gaia is the hottest hands down
But not the friendliest
@@saiyankingbroly Athena was the baddest ngl
Sif: "Come here"
*Credits roll*
The devs just knew that the players would just stare at Sif, didn’t they
She was voices by Elena Fisher last year's model
Yes.
Oh right I forgot atreus owes sif a son
Sounds like Beowulf
It's his time to WOO 😂😂😂
@@nicholasdh_63But does he know HOW to woo?
@@iDeathMaximuMII correction she will teach him how to Wooooo
@@johnmorrison519 the for once and with professionalism in mind, he will woooooooo😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well we better beware of Thor in this video 😂
xd
Err... what will Abigail say?
@@doctoremil2678 I don't care what she says
I play GOW Ragnarok for the plot!
The plot:
Yes. Plot.
Is it just me or anyone else seeing an ⭕ hovering above her?
Thor knows who to smash fr
Someone somewhere out there would I wished for Sif arts.
*ass
Sif almost went down a similar path to Freya. She was overprotective of her daughter, but given how her two sons were killed in battle you can't blame her for becoming all the more protective.
But Thrúd is the daughter of Thor, its in her blood that she'd be a warrior, and Thor teaching her to fight, he knew this as well. Its likely because of what happened to Magni and Modi that working on helping Thrúd become not just a warrior but not letting go of her compassion that helped her not go down her brothers path.
Probably also helped she was still 'young' (for a god) and had time to see her grandfather for the manipulative pos he was. When adults fuck up badly, it gives the children a chance to work towards something better, like swearing off alcohol as you see your father degrade himself into an alcoholic state of nothingness.
Sif is like the prefect wife and mother
In ragnarok, before that, she was.... Different.
She's the god of wives and mothers. That's what we should expect.
Sif is ....damn
8:24
The calm before the storm…
14:20 aww.. thrud... For those kind words to Lord Kratos
As some great person said "my dragon is rising". whenever i see sif i remember this quote😍🤩🥰😘 thicccc
Wheres that part when an big circle appears on sif's head
You know, I hope we get a DLC for Atreus based on the Poetic Edda.
I wanna see Skoldjier and Atreus cut Sif's hair as a prank and Thrud threaten the two
I like her hairstyle
Anybody else find it weird how they talk about Magni and Mody in Ragnarok? They talk about them like they were small children or something. Yet when we met them they were full grown men. Granted they were stupid as hell, but still it's weird how they're always referred to as "boys" like they were Atreus' age when they died when that definitely wasn't the case. Not to mention, in the last game Thor literally beat Modi within an inch of his life over the death of Magni and even called him a coward. Yet in Ragnarok he blames Kratos and Atreus entirely for both deaths as if he had nothing to do with that.
Thor probably also blames himself for Modi's death. ):
So you've never heard of parents still calling their adult kids "boys" or "baby"?
@@Tribrid-zv3nqIt’s not just that. They’re talking about them as if they were still in their youth and were rather innocent, when clearly they were both rough fighters with Magni being absolutely huge and beastly.
Secret scene of Thor's wife got me here...
Huh?
bruh🤦🏾♂️
This game was full of great characters, but some of them felt a little underdeveloped, Sif being one of them.
That was the point
The way Sif fired up Thor was my favorite part. And the way he looked up after he kissed her hand. I was like uh-oh it’s on now
Mom, come on, you're embarrassing me in front of the boy whose father killed my brothers. Show some respect!
I still find it a bit funny that this is literally being shown when Atreus is in Asgard
Technically atreus killed one of her brothers. Stabbed him in the throat
@@ronanbudiyono2117in his rebellious/god complex phase no less
@@ronanbudiyono2117 Yeah which makes this even worse, but Thrud and Sif do not know that. They think Kratos killed them both
@@Matt_UnderwoodWrong. Thrud KNOWS that Modi was killed by Atreus, she even jokingly threatens him about it when they first meet.
But aoperantly Modi was already headed on a bad path by then, cause she tries to brush it off as "We're better off without him. ... Trust me. ...."
@@MrDibaraDid she know? I partly understand it, because Thor also explicitly mentions Modi in Muspelheim when he throws the hammer at him as a threat.
The walking bakery-
Ok now I feel bad for killing magi and mogi😢
Modi has been a bully when Odin did that to him along with Magni. Not the fact that Magni is a bully too, but you know what I mean.
Tf bro the thumbnail make me 💀
What I don't get is sif calling just calling Freya "Freya" & not "Lady Freya", meanwhile Freya calls her "Lady Sif".
I know she ain't your mother in law anymore but shouldn't you be the one calling her lady & not the other way around?
Well they don’t really have any real connection. Sure Freya was wed to Odin but she’s not Thor’s mum. It goes as follows in the Odinson family tree:
•Baldur’s both Thor and Heimdall’s half-brother & Sif’s brother-in-law (through Thor).
•Freya is the mum of Baldur and that’s it. Thor doesn’t like Freya for stopping him from mass murdering giants at a gathering and the Children of Thor aren’t her grandchildren. Forseti is but he’s always in his room (opposite Thrúd’s) studying.
•The Children of Thor all have different mothers, with Magni and Modi having Giantess mothers while Thrúd’s mum is Sif.
•(Old mate) Freyr is the stoner uncle of Baldur and hates his brother-in-law Odin and the Aesir after what happened at the last barbeque.
@@MMinz26 Interesting idk about that, still, I don't get why Freya calls sif "lady".
@@I_love_bread_and_Hungry_Jacks This was the first time in 100+ since she was banished and bound to Migard. I’m pretty sure it’d be a tad awkward seeing your now dead father in law’s ex. That and there was a lot that happened between their interaction (Ragnarok, Thor’s death).
@@MMinz26"freyr the stoner uncle"😂😂
2:06 the way sif say's come here, sounds familiar.
Im not totally surprised someone in her character position would treat Artreus that way, but it surprises me a little that someone like that is the primary diplomat of the Asgard. A diplomat is supposed to be flexible, but she never was with Artreus, not until the end. Even in the end, she never spoke a nice word to him.
Well, considering the Aesir's "Appeal to Force" mentality, they probably do consider her diplomatic.
@@fredfry5100what did they need diplomatic anyway if half of nine realm is in their zone of influence.
@@符俊翔-i9g And if they want to keep it that way, they are going to have to play nice with the people that live in those other realms.
@@fredfry5100 i mean they definitely play nice in a crucl way towards dwarf race.
I like how you can see Loki just intensely stares at Sif's private parts every so often
Sif is sexy AF
Imagine Atreus earsdropping and accidentally hear Sif making lewd and flap sound except thor gone drunk at the bar.
Ps. Can't wait for that MOD to come out
Because Odin, Thor and baldur are dead does that mean sif is now the “queen” of the Asgardians?
Sif isnt Odin's wife
@@Tribrid-zv3nqhe deff clappn now that he killed thor
I understand Why loki Wanted sifs Hair!! They are magnificent!
Sif hated kratos whole bloodline lmaooo
bro was T posing 1:19
2:21 is that a “picture” of their wedding?
Why do I feel like sif is going to ask to speak to the manager?
8:39 You kill my sons
That thumbnail though😆
Whoever is playing the game been tryna get some alone time with Sif EveryTime he gets. That’s how u know it’s a boy holding the controller, no way it’s a girl😂
Sif is WAY hotter than Freya omg.
damn true
Nah. It's just different flavors
Only if loki/atreus had a eye tracker we will know where he is looking at 😏
Circle button popping up
Me: OOOOOOOoooooo
0:57 you are embarrassing me in front of the cute boy who killed my brothers! 😓
Sif is not a snack. She's a whole meal. 😋😋😋😋
I see lot of comment filled with unbelievable thirst, but i cannot blame you guys.
whoo!
Thor was damn lucky to have a hot goddess for a wife
12:03 I love you too mom
i knew i might wrong but ,sometimes i like Odin he really nice to Atreus
It's manipulation
2:09 working on baby #3
I remember her, she is from Assgard
Sif is Zelda, and the other little guy is Link
*Assgard* is my favourite realm.
Sif in this is pretty hot dude.
Looking at the thumbnail. She finna slap that dude😂
1:06 bro really wanted to kiss her 😭
In for any and all sif links
Am I the only one who is seeing the thumbnail that it looks like Atreus is about to kiss Sif.
I want to see baldur to come back to life after ragnarok is over......
Mommy?
Why does nearly everyone hate Mimir? They find him annoying or they think he's a fug-up? He seems chill to me
We could really Use 🔥⭕️🔥
I didn’t realize there’s Chinese on the mask
The thumbnail is weird because loki was kissing at the air for no reason
Even tho Sif was a complete b*tch in the game, I get it. Kratos killed her sons and she fears for her daughter suffering the same fate by mingling with the son of the enemy. The old punish the son for the sins of the Father mentality (Even tho Loki Killed Modi).
No she wasnt
Sif, Magni & Modi attacked Kratos and Atreus. What were they supposed to do?
They chose to kill Magni and Modi. They didnt have to
Sif has........so much to grab on to you know....
lmao did the devs put this on purpose? 5:20
I want baldur to be triplets all of the other sons of Odin are Octiplets so Freya would still have seven more sons. Plus thor's daughter to be octiplets and thor's son to be octiplets as well. And I would see kratos kill all three of Freya's sons at once, and then after Odin dies, have Baldur and his triple brothers come back to life.
didn't know drinking was a problem for vikings , let alone norse gods
She was hot but I prefer Freya 😅
Can someone explain what Atreus meant when he said "Thor he.... he tried ya know"
It's when he finally stood up to Odin.
She’s kind of a jerk because she doesn’t apologize for when her sons killed Atreus mother if you remember from the 4th game. No one even remembers. So really they started this blood for blood payment.
It never ends. ):
@@origamipein18 It’s like she ignores the right of blame and takes it out on Atreus. But in truth this is kinda her fault why this happened.
@@captaintristan1176 Oh, yeah?
Wait how did faye died exactly?
@@nyohohoo magni killed her. His words: You sound just like you mother before I gave it to her. Her sons killed Atreus’a mother. So really she’s not taking the blame.
Sid's daughter looks so old!
Germanic tribes didnt use any tattos. I wonder where this misconception came from
Germanics may have not had tattoos but reliable sources claim old Slavic and Norse tribes did have markings on their skin. Now whether or not these markings are actually equivalent to the modern understanding of a tattoo is another matter up for debate
@@thehermit8618 search for norse expert takes on god of war here on youtube. Btw norses are a ramification of germanic tribes which occupied scandinavia . They shared the same beliefs with different names.
@@Romano2018 im aware. They all had similar beliefs, you yourself said it, but thats about it. One group could've marked their skin while another did not; we can see that in modern life all the time: people having different ways to uphold similar beliefs.
Having similar beliefs doesnt mean they had the same practices. And at the end of the day its all Especulation and informed guesses, sadly a lot of norse history and tradition has been lost to time.
Lets also take into account this game isnt meant to be historical, it is presenting a reinterpretation of mythology and so should be seen not as a work claiming its faithful to the lore but as a creative work inspired by lore and yet distinct from it, so discrepancies can and will exist.
@@thehermit8618 theres no old evidence they marked their skin.
@@Romano2018 the Bagdad traveler and scholar Ahmad Ibn Fadlan met a few norse tribes around 921 A.D during a trip around the russian steppes and described them as "tattooed from the tips of their fingers to to their necks", while the arabic word for "tattoo" was more used to describe the delicate decorative artwork in mosques and other types of architecture, its not too farfetched to see the similarities between the arabic geometric art and old norse signature knotwork.
Keep also in mind the tattoos the gods in Ragnarok have hold magic properties, they may very well have been born with them or be a side-effect of using magic, like how carving runes on an object supposedly imbued it with magic
La esposa de Thor se parece a Faye 🧐
Who should be the Main Antagonist of The Next God of War for me Set The Egyptian God of Deserts Storms Disorder Violence and Foreigners Anubis The Egyptian God of Death Mummification Embalming The Afterlife Cemeteries Tombs and The Underworld or Ra The Egyptian God of Sun
Either Apophis (serpent of chaos) or Set (god of violence, disorder and storms). But since this is God of War we are talking about, I think developers would make a twist and turn Ra, Osiris and Horus into the antagonists like they did with Odin, Baldur and Thor. And actual Egyptian lore does have stories that can be spun into God of War narrative, such as Horus' quest to avenge his father Osiris by hunting down his brother Set, and another one being that Ra at one point sent his daughter Sekhmet to kill human conspirators, but she was so bloodthirsty that she almost destroyed whole humanity. I don't think Anubis would be an antagonist, because he is the calmest god in entire pantheon just vibing in Duat and doing his job of judging the dead.
@@RebelWvlf Then again this is God of War. Anubis would be pissed that a mortal has been avoiding death for far too long, and soon will find his way to Kratos which the latter doesn't want any trouble and still working on the beloved god development.
you would benefit from using a fucking COMMA EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE
What if Jormandgandr=Apophis
I was curious to find out the actress playing Sif. Jamie Alexander looks nothing like Sif though in my opinion.