Kratos Destroys Heimdall For Bullying Atreus Scene - God of War 5 Ragnarok PS5 (4K 60FPS)
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- God of War Ragnarok Kratos Vs Heimdall after Heimdall bullied and beat up Atreus his son
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If you the biggest channel then whybput then click bait caption under the thumbnail ???? He didn't kill heimdall for bullying Atreus, he killed him because he wouldn't back down. Just saying, make sure you get the context right before claiming to be the "biggest channel".
Everyone downvote this video just for this comment.
Bruddas never heard of coryxkenshin
The fact he calls kratos a monster after threatening to gut a child is fucking hilarious 😂
He saw the Ghost of Sparta in that moment though
Yup as someone who played the og god of wars with my uncle at his house seeing Ghost of Sparta Kratos again even for this moment was nostalgic. He realized why gods feared this man for years
A child that was planning on infiltrating his home, causing a war, and killing his family
@@lekacious3529 For the better of ending Odin's tyranny of the Norse realm honestly. What goes up must come down.
yeah, the hypocrisy of that really pissed me off
Kratos: Do you know a God name called Hermes
Heimdall: No
Kratos: Exactly
Kratos: you're gonna have a long talk about what I've did to the both of you
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I'm sorry but isn't Heimdall supposed to be black?
@@accountnew7030 Maybe if you're going by the logic of the MCU but none of the Norse gods are black.
In my opinion hermes was a lot more tolerable than heimdall
Heimdall is a perfect example of “all talent No Skill” so arrogant and reliant on his powers that the moment someone finds a way to confuse and question his powers his entire sense of self just exploded
His bifrost attacks are terrible, his power move can be interrupted real good, his attacks can all be blocked or dodged instead of great sweeping attacks that can't be dodged away from, and how about a closing bifrost ring so that you can't Dodge away from it, but you can't really block it from every direction. And oh that spear, throw it away, drop it, you should have read the intent that it's going to explode or had pattern recognition see the slamming and glowing of the spear and then know that the one that was thrown would then explode. Be lucky you are given so much as the very air you breathe, go get a lottery ticket considering that not only are you even allowed to wear clothes, but those clothes actually have partial armor on them. Just go and pull up to the resident of the United States of America with an M1A to Abrams Barrel in your hands if you can even lift it, you are able to consume that Apple which therefore implies you are allowed to consume it. Be thankful you're even allowed to even be aware of the very existence of the bifrost outside of it is something that gets used by individuals from the Valhalla to fight for Asgard. Too bad the explosion which cannot be any greater than squeezing a balloon so much it pops managed to blow off your arm, and do so much damage to the bone, veins, muscle, and nerves that there's nothing left but blood and or other red stuff which would suggest that it's been entirely vaporized or been blown into such small chunks that they're not even 1 pixel big. How did you not rip your skin off when you caught an arrow?Hmm? And oh boy this ego just isn't the kind of ego that would get you much of anywhere, not like striking the lightning daughter the way you did would have actually been viable compared to kicking, punching, gouging out the eyes, but dodging out the eyes would have had blowback. Good thing that she didn't get you with that lightning which follows no mind of its own, and she probably can't control it consciously. Ability useless, and it's not that your bones didn't come apart because they are like cinder blocks where they have terrible tensile strength, but have great compressional strength. There was nothing left bigger than a pixel besides the red stuff which is probably just blood. This means that when the pieces that were blown apart by tensile strength and up coming into contact with the other pieces, they slam into each other, also the tensile strength thing is applicable to like a thin ring of maybe oneself sickness, the rest of it is just him having his tissues be pushed by the force of the explosion. If you can even call something this pitiful, and cold and explosion. How did he not have his arm get torn off when he was supporting the entire weight of boy? Was it because his muscles were actually doing something? A vanilla, garden variety European could floor you. I probably could, and I haven't done my running or I am fist in pretty much the whole month besides a few stuff which is honestly a fraction of what my actual routine would be. And this is mostly because I am so unaware, I don't know how I move my arms, mouth, fingers, I don't even know what emotion I'm feeling until I am externally exhibiting this emotion. There is no intent in this brain for you to read, no intent whatsoever and if you can read my thoughts, prepare for intense mental things. I'm not even sure if you would get issues from all of it, you might have questions about you, questions about me, questions about reality itself, and discover things about the universe your feeble brain wasn't even capable of processing, and then you might get some intense mental Trauma from me because oh I know from experience ignorance is bliss. I may not be able to feel the emotion until I have a reaction from my emotion, but I understand emotions. Also apparently furry force is considered to be tame, just look at episode 1 and then see if you were brain is capable of imagining what would make that be tame in comparison. The human brain works with remixing old ideas and experiences, so just think about certain mythologies for a bit. Your brain probably doesn't have the necessary bits and pieces of information to create the adequate remix tape to make furry Force look tame. Be glad that Loki has been taught control, be glad you didn't cause any actual harm to him.
same with hermes
@@assfuckerthejointpounder5834 Are… are you ok?
NNGH
So true
From a God perspective, Kratos is a horror movie villain.
More like he's the God's John Wick
i dont think so i call it : to shut a big a** mouth and bullying kratos son that is equal
Fr but he gives them mercy until hes left no choice
@@salvatoremauricio3455 ong, they be pushing his buttons
He is baba yaga
Hemidall: I’m the fastest being alive! No one can touch me!
Hermes in hell: Been there, done that, got my ass handed to me
He's not fast. He just reads his opponent's mind
@@michaeldaniels642 even Bork said he the fastest God and he can read minds
@@banksia520 "bork" I'M DEADDD
@@banksia520 Did jit say Bork?
Bro still hasn’t corrected his comment
Not Hell, Hades
The fact that Kratos gave Heimdall so many chances to walk away shows how much Kratos has mellowed since destroying the Greek Pantheon. Heimdall couldn’t leave it alone, and Kratos had no choice.
True. The old Kratos would have only given that arrogant asshat ONE chance to just walk away (if even that depending on how bad he pissed him off).
Then when he didn't walk away and went to push his luck Kratos would have proceeded to introduce Heimdall to a true Kratos style ass kicking/beatdown. Especially when he got the bright friggin' idea to threaten his son in front of him.
He did what had to be done
@@mr.chaosvicious5968 Helios style
@@jdenopadoesstuff4639 I mean he does have glowy eyes
@@mr.chaosvicious5968 old kratos would not have given heimdall any changes, he would have killed him at the first sign of disrespect
Heimdall: he lost his cool, ripped my arm off and choked me to death!
Helios, Poseidon, Hades, Zeus, Chronos, Gaia, Perseus and Hermes: how cute, did he hug you as well?
did*
Hug?
Don't forget Hercules.
Barbarian king: dude, that's gotta be a joke.
Your comment was absolute gold made me chuckle 😄
Little kid: Stop it!
Bully: what are you gonna do call your dad?
The dad:
lol
14:20
@@jedinialfamuzjak14:22
XDDDDDD
⭕
Heimdall: What is that 👆
Kratos: 😈
Don't forget Kratos has been holding back and didn't want to kill him even by accident. Shows how much he got on Kratos' nerves.
Very true
Kratos will forever hold back since he developed from a rage monster
@@Soogooroo he could have taken heimdalls new arm and fed it to him if that side of him was present
@@XxNoMinDxX the reason kratos gives his opponents multiple chances to walk away is because he does not like how he was before and tries to avoid becoming that god again.
Well, he wasn't holding back when he strangled him to death.
I love that you can tell that Heimdall isn't used to actually getting hit and being in pain. He's so used to dodging every blow that when one does land it hurts badly. Amazing level of detail in this game.
Heimdall: Goes berserk after feeling pain for once
Baldur: The happiest moment in his life was feeling pain for once
I didn't like how he tanked losing his arm, I think that should have been his brutal death, slowing bleeding to death and blaming everyone else for it
How is that an amazing level of detail? It's super obvious.
@@wage7621 okay
@@koshavinka2995 Difference of not feeling pain vs not feeling anything at all
I love the fact that during the fight, he says "Pain is not as bad as I remember." and then that bravado all goes away as soon as the spear goes through his arm.
Kratos: “Are you sure about that?”
FFVII Fandom Wont Recover From Aerith's Death Everytime They Even SEE HER DIE Its Like Kratos Punching Someone In The Face HAAAAARRRRRRDDDDD
Her Death Is THAT Brutal
Then he's surprised he stopped put of pity after those screams for mercy lol
At least baldur enjoyed kratos ripping him apart after his curse was broken
I love how Mimir was shocked when he saw that peace of monster in Kratos when he was smashing Haimdall head on the ground. Imagine how terrifyining it would be for him if he saw how brutal was Kratos for a Greek Gods.
Maybe his eyes turns black
Imagine Mimir somehow watching a memory as brutal as when he killed Poseidon. Doubt he would still call him brother.
@@mowlye6790 Maybe and maybe not. Mimir said that the Greek Gods that Kratos killed had it coming. What the Greek Gods did to Kratos and so many others was beyond cruel and brutal in many ways. In many of those victims' eyes what Kratos did was not only justified but well deserved on many levels.
Mimir should’ve seen what he did to Helios
@@mowlye6790 imagine seeing that then you gotta ride around this mf hip all day
It was so satisfying to see Heimdallr get humbled like that
1 of the best moments in the game, he's definitely the most hated and annoying character in the game
ITS THE DUDE WITHOUT THE MUSTACHE
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OMG IM A BIG FAN
By the time he became humble, he's already in hel
Kratos: bodies the Titans
Kratos: runs Zeus' fade
Kratos: wipes out the Olympian Pantheon
Heimdall: "okay, show me what you got."
Kratos: "....are you sure about this?"
to be fair he spared aphrodite and artemis
@@dionjaywoollaston1349 to be fair they are women. Kratos never killed most of the female gods unless they stood in his way
@@extrapowergaming4509 except for Hera who just called Pandora a whore,and the only thing aprodite was in the way of was kratos getting through the game without getting laid
@@dionjaywoollaston1349 Hera should have been stronger ngl, she was essentially the queen of the gods
@@extrapowergaming4509 she was also blind drunk and using most of her power to keep plants alive
What I find EXTREMELY telling is that when Kratos impales him in the arm with the spear, Heimdall _begs_ him to stop. All that talk and showboating and when things get a little nasty for him he actually begs. Then again, he's not fighting a kid-guy really is something of a bully and coward at heart.
I think it was moreso the pain, but the moment his Norse Pride was touched, not being killed in glorious combat, he wanted ALL the smoke
You're kind of missing, he would rather die then beg for his life part. "No-no-no you are going to spare me out of pity". He would rather die then be looked down on.
morelike Heimdall want Kratos give him a quick death and not torture first.
@@artypyrec4186 he's talking about when heimdall says stop since he doesn't want to get beat up anymore since heimdall Definitely has a huge ego it would shatter it even more if he was reminded that his mind reading/future seeking (it's a mix of both stated by the creators)is not working against a puny non aesir god. That's what I think heimdall felt like. Also including what you said about getting pity pissed him off lol
This is true, but I feel like that cowardice went away the moment Kratos tried to spare him. That clearly struck a NERVE for Heimdall, to the point where he lost all composure and just started lashing out indescriminently.
I've seen people think this kill wasn't super brutal, but I think this is the first time we've seen Kratos kill in such an intimate way. All his past God kills are brutal, full of dismemberment and blood and guts. This is just one man strangling another until thr light leaves his eyes and never hesitating for a second once he commits to it. I think it's brutal in its own right
This isn't even close to how brutal he used to be
Your right in most regards. Physical brutality in a kill is one thing because your full body and mind aren't really 100 percent into the kill. But choosing to kill in a way to look someone else in the eyes and watch as their life leaves their body is honestly probably the most brutal way to go because in that moment Kratos wanted nothing more than to end dudes life. Kratos could have ended dudes life quickly but chose to end it brutally slow.
Especially since the previous Aesir kills were neck snaps.
I mean it's obvious why this isn't as brutal... Kratos just slipped up a tiny bit. This was a glimpse of the god he used to be. And Norse Gods should be thankful they only caught a glimpse of him.
Kratos killing Orkos was far more intimate than this. He just chokes the guy out lol
I love how he calls Kratos a monster yet he is the one instigating and torturing others with no care in the world.
Monsters term he used is not meant as cruel here
@@vijaysolanki4624 Exactly, he was genuinely acknowledging Kratos true nature, even if Kratos tries to conceal it as much as possible. Just like Athena called Kratos a monster showing recognition out of respect, and Kratos know this, but he's very humble about his past.
@@Monica.. I don't think Athena called him a monster out of respect.
@@beegbeeg9871 She wasn't calling him a monster to be intentionally insulting either, she called him a monster. Because of what he had done, and knowing what he's really capable of doing. Since he can defy fate as well, and escaped death itself. That's why he told her : I'm no longer your monster. Because she used to exploit him as well.
@@Monica.. Ahh ok, that makes sense
Heimdall is behaving like Loki more than the supposed Loki
That was my first thought too but then I thought back to god of war three Hermes yeah I kind of saw this character of similar version of Hermes but just completely more of a bully. Hermes was a jerk but I don’t think he was a real bully as much as this guy even though we’ve never really seen him through the whole story it’s clear this guy is just more of a bully then Hermes.
I think it's an easy way to say that in every pantheon, the higher god's messenger is an asshole
Thats the point. Loki is nothing like a Loki we know. I hoped that at least he woul throw a punch or two back at heimdall (especially at that wolf freeing scene, there were many things he could say back to him to counteroffend heimdall, but he behaved himself like a total virgin (and not because he was scared of Heimdall, he totally wasnt))
In Norse mythology Loki and heimdall hate each other so I guess he sort of had in gow just like how mimirs head gets cut off in mythology and in gow kratos cuts off his head
@@sigecaseh517 Actually Loki and Heimdall are quite friendly. It's Heimdall's job to watch gates of Asgard and for someone doing their job as they're supposed to Loki bears no hate even when that job kills him as well. Besides his children (formidable badasses on their own right) finish the job he started.
Back when Heimdall sees into Thor's eyes what he will do to him, he said that Thor is a very sick man. But when he sees into Kratos, he said that he is a Monster. Which means that Kratos is thinking to do much much worse than what Thor. Like, Old Kratos.
True
nah i dont think he said that for any particular reason but if he did its probably cuz he saw his past actions like ending the greek gods and all of greece
I didn’t even realize this
it was stated that Heimdall is one of the Aesir gods who can stand up to Thor, which shows that he's strong. Unlucky he ran into kratos
@@ridgefrost He probably see what he did to Hermes who was like Heimdall. Hermes had it far worse, since Kratos literally chop him limb by limb for get his boots as he tries to flee away, before literally chop him in half and throw him out.
I think it’s a nice touch that Mimir tells Kratos that, “This isn’t who you want to be”, instead of something like, “This isn’t you.” He knows full-well Kratos is violent by nature but, he also knows that Kratos is trying to be better for the sake of himself and his son. I’m glad they gave Kratos some external support in the form of Mimir, someone to remind him that his efforts aren’t in vain and that he has something to work towards. It may not always work (see above) but, it does matter in the long run.
Mimir was wrong though. This one had to die when he rejected peace and continued to threaten Loki. Kratos had satisfied the demands of mercy,. It was Heumdall who continued the fight after the final warning and whatever Kratos did to him short of killing him, would mean that Heimdall would still be a threat to Loki. It had to be done, in this time, after this many chances to give it up.
My thing about Heimdall is that he suffers from the same problem as Baldur. Baldur got what he wanted. He wanted feeling back. He tells Kratos he could have just walked away, but so could have Baldur. Kratos, yet again, trying to show mercy is ultimately thrown back in his face and he does what is necessary to protect his son from Heimdall just as he had a debt to Freya and acted on it to protect her since she saved Atreus. Time and again, the Aesir are incapable of walking away except when Thor listens to reason at the end.
kratos killed baldur because the cycle of son's killing their mothers their fathers needed to end which is why he said "the cycle ends here, we must be better then this" also quoting Zeus during that scene
@@murris5591 Of course. But Heimdall, who isn't stuck in the cycle that Kratos and Baldur were, just throws Kratos' mercy back into his face.
Which is unlike the Thor of actual mythology. As far as I know, he was quite the dunderhead, one to reckon with but dunderhead nonetheless.
@@IkissyJesus Yeah but even idiots can understand that they need to change sometimes. Especially here considering that Kratos is quite literally the only one who can relate to him in terms of bad shit they have done.
To be fair, Baldur had every right to be pissed at Freya. She kept letting her fear get in the way of Baldur's life. If Freya had brought him the mistletoe to break the spell, I guarantee it would have made Baldur think twice before killing Freya. It meant so much more and it would have shown Baldur that Freya had changed and he wouldn't had try to kill her right then and there.
When Kratos takes a moment to ponder his loss of control after killing Heimdall, I couldn't help but stare in awe. The light returns to his eyes as he realizes, in that moment, he couldn't be better than the monster he knows himself to be. The rage took him to the point where he wore the same face as he did when he killed the Greek Pantheon. Lovely details all around and this game deserves all the love it gets.
The fact that his face was so dark before he got back to his senses is what I’ll call “the berserk face”
Because he wasn’t himself when he was making that expression, feeling that emotion hiding his true self with the nightmare bringer he became years ago that he tried to hide like his scars in the first game by hiding his power
Look at 15:24 my man..that is our good ol' kratos
I really liked it because the initial brief scowl he had when the camera pans up towards him was a tribute to the OG Kratos's scowl. That was a brilliant touch by SMS.
@@MOG0311 agreed and then it changed to horror another nice touch like almost asking himself what the hell did he do
Also, it looks like there’s cinders in the air when the camera pans to him
Heimdall: You do not get to decide my FATE!
Kratos: Well neither do the Sisters of Fate since, you know, I killed them as well.
Those sisters have nothing to do with the fate of heimdall two different worlds
@@chrisjacobs9101 just take as a reference, not as a fact
@@chrisjacobs9101 what he meant is that Fate never bound kratos, he actively Fucking bent his own destiny just to Kill Odin and everyone in Olympus
@@chrisjacobs9101 i swear you slow ash
Kratos: The hands of death could not defeat me. The Sisters of Fate could not hold me. And *YOU* will not see the end of this day! *I WILL HAVE REVENGE FOR MY SON!*
What I loved is that no one liked Heimdall at all, not even the other Aesir. Sure Odin used his death as an excuse to escalate but he was going to do it anyway.
Right kinda swept away his own son.
Ngl I loved heimdall he was just rude and I loved it
@@dryasol Heimdall was def cool. He reminded me of Project Pat with the gold grills lol
I bet Baldur, Magni and Modi hated him as well
@@garrettjackson1451 100% they did. Heimdall is easily dislikeable.
He seems like a calm and reasonable person.
Oh yes 😂
He was reasonable
Yes but moment did not call for calm
Absolutely yes
lol it shows in the clip ofc he is
I like how they saved the old kratos brutality for the annoying character
Heimdall pretty much deserves it for being a asshole and a bully for atreus, he's practically asking to get killed
Well to be fair, Heimdall was being a total dick throughout his scenes. Even socked Thrud and insulted her family. He had it coming.
@@Zero_Steelheimdall was one of my most fav characters 😭
I love how Heimdall considers him a monster for something so tame in comparison to ripping a dudes head off and proceeding to use it as a lamp, or ripping a dudes soul out of his body, or punching a dude until the screen fades to red, or punching some other dude until his face turned into soup.
Or gutting out a dude's insides, impaling their jaw and stabbing their forehead.
Or using a defenseless woman as a wrench to stop a gate from closing, until it breaks her in half...
dont forget the eye gouging and neck breaking after all that xD
And Thanos snapping a good chunk of them.
Imo Heimdall is calling him a monster because they locked eyes when Kratos was suffocating him. Heimdall must've saw what Kratos did in his past maybe
Heimdall made a big mistake by bullying Atreus 3 times. Good thing the Ghost of Sparta killed him.
Lucky for Heimdall Kratos didn't butcher him to shiet with his Blade of Chaos 😂🤣
He died rather an easy death, I was expecting Kratos to tear him limb by limb like Hermes. But again he has left that personality behind, and if u think that way, cutting his arm was way above Old Kratos' nature.
@@JunaidAnsari-my2cx or beat him to a bloody pulp like he did poseidon
To be fair, he was right
@@JunaidAnsari-my2cx He gave him a warning too, which speaks volumes when you know who Kratos was in the past. But then again, that was always a god's weakness when fighting kratos, their overconfidence.
Easily the most satisfying death in the game.
amen to that and I never played the game but watched other TH-camrs play the game and watching Kratos choke the life out of Heimdall was pure satisfaction. that's one arrogant jerk out of the way.
@@darlenebuck7825 bro what
skill issue like me who just want that satisfying momment without spending hours to beat it
Made me cackle so loud my dad came in and gave me “the look”. Y’know…the one that looks like a mix between 😡 and 😳
I love how Heimdall was shocked Kratos actually managed to hit him even though it had never been done before.
Just goes to show how powerful Kratos actually is, he beat Heimdall's reaction times so much that he punched faster than he could react to what Kratos was thinking, absolute badass
And you would think after that heimdall would've been like "aight lemme stop" but no it really fucked with his pride so much to the point he went on to further challenge an opponent much more stronger and get himself killed
Yeah, looks like his fight with Hermes paid off.
As Bruce Lee said, "Move like water. Don't think."
Yup, it shows how great Kratos' fighting technique is, even at this advanced age. Also, in my own interpretation, it got easier to hit Heimdall as the fight went on because his mind wasn't able to process what just happened (getting hit for the first time) and he became so irritated to the point that he ignored his future sight ability. The perfect opposite to Kratos, who controlled his emotions (even at the end, or else, Heimdall's face would've received the same treatment as Poseidon's).
@@Incog2k6 Factuals. Heimdall couldn’t believe that an anomaly that is literally strength incarnate like Kratos truly existed. After that hit and losing his arm, I feel he was a mix of both infuriated and terrified, now realizing that he is, in fact, face-to-face with the Ghost of Sparta himself, and he knew that after the threats he gave to his son that he pretty much sealed his own fate. Mans slammed Heimdall so hard that Mimir literally got flung off his waist, he hasn’t been that pissed in a long time.
Heimdal really talks all that smack to atreus just to get his ass handed to kratos who's just been a destructive force throughout his entire life like heimdal really saying to atreus that " your bow ain't shit"
hermes had the same power of being an a**hole
Because artreass wasn't going to do anything without the help of his daddy.
@@error6239. man what's your porblem with atreus
@@error6239. Breaking news, an unexperienced young teenager can't kill a GOD without the help of his thousands of year old retired father that happens to be a god who is also known to kill gods.
Who could've known?
@@killerninja4416 yup
the way kratos failed to grab the gjallarhorn @15:36 for the first time, then had to grab it again for a second time, was an incredibly amazing subtle touch. A man as strong as the ghost of sparta, does not just fail to grab a horn. kratos killing heimdall like this probably triggered flashbacks to greek pantheon and you know... his reaction says it all. kratos came to these lands to escape his past. killing heimdall, a god like this, again, would have really messed with his head. his hands were that limp and he was so shaken up for this very moment that it required him 2 tries to grab the light object. you'd think most game developers would never add such a subtle touch and it speaks volumes of Kratos' character development, making the ending that much better. it's so subtle, i love it.
I wonder if Christopher Judge fumbled it in mocap at the end of an otherwise perfect take and the director was like “Nono leave it in”
@@dslamngu stuff like that apparently happens a lot during filming of movies, shows, etc. So maybe.
It’s 15:37 brother
I really don't think he fumbled, i think he was unstrapping it or something but i could be wrong
@@SuicidalChocolateSK Why would he unstrap it if you can hear the cord tearing apart once he grabs it.
I absolutely love the minor details the game brings, like him missing the horn when he tried to grab it, the constant soft huffs you hear when they’re in Midgard or after running, the difference in pitches with their voice with the scene or event that happens, it what makes a game feel more realistic, and brings human emotions and ways we do into a game.
Fun fact! That’s actually a mistake, but it works so they kept in in (hearsay)
When Thor says "look into my eyes", Heimdall actually sees his own gruesome death and Thor doing unspeakable things to him, that's why he says "you're a sick man". Wow.
Which is funny because even without his powers it wouldn’t be hard to imagine what Thor would do.
Yeah it doesn’t matter if you can see the future when you don’t even have the strength or speed to stop his blows lol
Thanks for the information
I'm pretty sure Thor had plans for that arrow he was holding and that's why he threw it down and said he was sick. Guess he didn't want to know what kidney stones were like.
So he is afraid of Thor
SUPER ironic how heimdall purposefully made others mad from his power, thus making them weak. but when he comes across kratos, making him mad just makes him more brutal and unforgiving.
And more focused
@@andrei3436 not only that but the angrier he gets the less he thinks about what he’s doing, in other words he becomes the biggest counter to Heimdall imaginable
*Kratos defeats Heimdall*
Mimir: Kratos... that was...
Kratos: Nothing... Should've seen me back in my Spartan days.
Mimir: 0_0
I think what they were trying to say was that Kratos lost control. Not that the kill was brutal.
@@BlackWingedSeraphX I wish Kratos ripped Heimdall's head off lol
Ripping off he’s uncles head
Its amazing to watch this fight because Heimdall is used to being able to get away with anything, like how Atreus was powerless to fight back against him, and then he tries that same attitude with Kratos and is just absolutely humbled
unfortunately he wasn’t humbled, which is why he was strangled to death lol.
his arrogance was too strong to realize he was outmatched
I think Kratos had multiple intentions, and Heimdall couldn't read his mind because there were too many intentions at once, plus Kratos was hitting faster
Humbled? Or murdered?
@@uhjeff3651 Neither. Beaten in fair combat.
We gonna ignore the fact heimdall ACTUALLY THOUGHT HE COULD TAKE KRATOS?
he was a small man with a very big ego
@@serosen3950 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I mean, 90% of God of War games is the conga line of idiots who hear of Kratos and think "I can take him". I always wonder with these kind of characters what would happen if someone just asked what he's there for and handed it over.
@@Torichan888 they are in a way more qualified as compared to norse gods, they really are broken in terms of power.
You realize if it weren't for the spear Heimdall actually COULD take on Kratos? Which was the entire point of getting the spear?
I love how when he walks away from Atreus and catches the arrow, he is slightly cut by it as seen by the spurt of blood. Shows that his arrogance makes him more vulnerable. Instead of dodging, he wants to show off and ends up getting injured because of it. Him and kratos are like polar opposites. Heimdall holds back because of arrogance. Kratos holds back because he wants to give people the opportunity to become better
No that was mud lol
@@sedlyholmes3722 how is that red splatter on his face that splattered on him when he caught a sharp arrow not blood
@@blazeprxey Not sure what you see as red, but that is just brown mud that flew at him with the arrow.
Odin later tells him to clean himself up, referring to the mud in his face.
Yeah I slowed it down, its definitely mud from the bow.
@@PimSlickin bro just let me have this please😭
In that moment, Athena's words in the first game ecoed in my head:
"There's nowhere you can hyde, spartan
But much distance between you and the true as you want.
It changes nothing
Pretend to be everything that you are not.
Teacher. Husband. Father.
You cannot change. You will aways be a monster."
"but i am your monster no longer."
*hide
"The most terrifying force of death comes from the hands of men who just wanted to be left alone."
Kratos of now is far more deadly than he ever was in his younger years.
Literally read that in Athena voice
I like to think when Heimdall looked into Kratos's eyes as he was dying, he saw every single ruthless and brutal murder Kratos committed against the Greek Pantheon.
And it scared the shit out of him enough to call Kratos a monster.
Worse than being called "sick"
Wow nice catch bro …makes sense tbh
He got that old kratos angry expression from when he was killing a god
Yup. He probably saw him punching zeus
Yeah because a monster doesn't think what every action it must do
The only intention is to kill
Throwing random actions just to kill its target
Let’s face it, every father would want to do this to their child’s bully.
Right on. Stop Bullying or Kratos will choke your soul out 😂
@@kadirr8974 Or beat you to the ground and Proceed to pummel his face into the stone.
Nah, I think every father would want to see their kid beat the shit out of a bully.
@@massojupiter3436 Same thing, but if the kid couldn't.. then the father shall beeaaat theeeem ow yeaaah
I mean, bullies a lot of times are victims of abuse so really you would just be feeding the monster machine that created them and continuing the cycle of brokenness and violence.
Tip: if your arm is impaled through a wall by an exploding spear try not to tell the guy with said spear that you're going to gut his son.
Honestly dude would rather die than be spared out of pity. He took control over the choice the only way he could
15:06 Hemidall touches Kratos's neck and gets to know his past
Heimdall : *MONSTER*
The little punk finally realized just how badly he had fucked up
was wondering what that part meant. I am new to this games lore. thank you.
@LackOfVoiceGamer what did heimdall even do? Just be the dog of kratos
Looked into his soul
Of all the things Kratos has been to in the game
Heimdall is the only one who managed to make Kratos show a bit of his "Spartan" side.
Edit: So everyone is telling me if it's the "Spartan Rage" in game or the "Ghost of Sparta"
To clarify I'm talking about the "Ghost of Sparta" whereas the Spartan Rage is kind of like an ability while on this clip Kratos showed his bloodthirsty side.
I'm not good with explanations but you get the rough idea
Technically Thor did too since he forces you to use Spartan Rage at one point.
@@AzureRoxe I think he's referring to his "ghost of sparta" side
@@AzureRoxe yeah but the difference is thor lasted enough for Kratos to think and be merciful. Heimdall did not, and was consumed by Kratos's rage
@@Huo253 He showed it during thor's first fight
He literally used spartan rage then punched out one of thor’s teeth.
*Kratos vs Heimdall*
Kratos: This is your final warning.
Heimdall: You don't get to decide my fate!
Kratos: Then prepare your last breath.
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Meanwhile the old Greek Gods are like, "Yes, he does! Lay down! Play dead! Play... ah shit..."
@@ShinMojoJojo
Zeus: " Eating popcorn" another Asgard bite to dust by Kratos.
@@timeportal2859 i just got this image in my head of Zeus being like
Zeus: Another one bites the dust
Another one bites the dust
And another one gone and another one gone
Another one bites the dust
Love how in most hand to hand fights in these newer GOW games they seem slower than the older games,but at the end of that fight with Heimdall?
Mans rage made him move at the speeds of Hermes like holy damn,that’s the God of War I remember!
Oh yeah, Father was fucking *_M A D_*
He didn't need the Belt of Chaos for this one, the belt was too good
It's a really cool detail showing how Kratos is trying as hard as he can not to revert to his old ways, but sometimes there's someone so assholish that his old ways can't be held back in response no matter how hard he tries.
Heimdall: Monster!
Poseidon: Buddy, you had it easy.
Funny to see how all the gods, even in Greece relied heavily on fate and Kratos does not. Odin says he wants knowledge but in reality he is scared of fate
Well they all are afraid to die and well kratos died and came back 3 times already. Cant defeat someone whos already conquered death
@@mirulshah9685 true shit
@@mirulshah9685 can't agree enough
I don't think Kratos has EVER hit someone so hard Mimir went flying off his hip
Until now of course, The Man was Seething
Huh? Clearly you haven’t played all the games … were you even born back in 2005 ? … this is nothing … the game change, they had to make kratos a good guy cuz new generations can’t handle it .
@@antoniomtb4493 when did I talk about Kratos"" good guy status? Clearly you don't understand a damn thing I've said. Mimir didn't exist in the other games
@@antoniomtb4493 I highly doubt they made Kratos a better person for newer audiences. They made him better for the sake of storytelling.
@@antoniomtb4493 also, frankly, his revenge arc ended. like the fuck was he supposed to do after killing EVERYONE in greece? go beat up the rain?? that's not how you write any semblance of a good story.
Looking again at Kratos' expression after strangling Heimdall makes me think that Kratos didn't expect to do that. Almost like he was in a trance and just snapped out of it after Heimdall was dead.
I think so too. Kratos was seeing red and nothing else. If anything, it was probably brought on more by the threat to his child than the adrenaline of the fight.
Kratos was so angry that he saw blood and didn’t realize it until after Heimdall died.
The only thing that could have improved that scene was the strings/horns front be original trilogy as he strangled Heimdall
Because during that brief period of time, the ghost of sparta reawakened.
This shot @ 15:24 is perfect. The rage on his face, the exact same frown as a younger Kratos. Man, he’s mad.
I would kill for them to remake GOW 1 and 2 just to go through the Rage Fantasy one more time.
14:30?
For better reasons though
I just love how Mimir has become the voice of reason. He’s like the Kratos’ conscience (not that he doesn’t have one), he’s always there to remind Kratos of the bigger picture and guide him morally to suggest the higher road to take, or the road less traveled.
Well ALL men have two heads...
12:47 legitimately was one of my favorite parts of this fight, not only satisfying seeing his form improve after missing twice but also him absolutely decking the mess out of Heimdall was invigorating
@Valoriant Legion I don’t think they could’ve killed Kratos, even if both of em were fighting at the same time. Kratos contains himself every time in these last two games, so if he needs to fight seriously to survive, he would do so, and I think he would win too.
@@NicoValenciaga your point is proven perfectly with what Kratos did to Heimdall
Heimdall’s last words are very telling. Bear in mind his entire thing is his ability to read a person so when Kratos killed him he knew a part of him enjoyed it and Kratos’ inner thoughts actually said that he was satisfied by Heimdall’s death (why wouldn’t you be?) so maybe he still retains part of his God-Killer, Ghost of Sparta persona but he chooses instead to be better than that
Heimdall saw young Kratos massacring the Greek pantheon, and realized just how doomed Asgard really was.
Kratos applied the rule of the "The more you f*ck around, the more you´ll find out" to this little boy 💀
100% mimir got to see a lil bit of what old kratos was like
I imagine he would never want to see the full experience.
Mimir got just a taste of old kratos and was like "yo wtf"
@@thecapitalone1996 Mimir: Bloody Hell Brother, Is this what ya done to the pantheon?
Heimdall was such a good character. His introduction was awesome. I loved how evil he was
I just love how he fights. It’s just so smooth.
Same. I loved how his eyes glowed purple and he casually considered Loki's fate. Excellent villain.
he is basically Dennis Reynolds 😂
Bro wasn't even evil too. And from what Heimdall says, he's honestly justifiable.
@@lekacious3529 Ok, back up a little. Lets not make leaps in logic here.
Mimir: Kratos, that was-
Kratos: I know, I could’ve done better than that
Mimir: …what?
Kratos: I really am getting old, my kills are just not as graphic as they used to be
98% of the Greek pantheon: No... Not again...
I like how Heimdall calls Kratos a monster, because honestly the last time he fought someone who was that fast(hermes), he was a lot more violent. Heimdall was in fact very lucky just to die from strangling.
Kratos nearly unleashed his old self here
Heimdall got lucky Kratos didn't use the Blades of Chaos or it would've concluded in a gruesome ending
Good thing Mimir was able to bring Kratos back to his senses
well without the blades it could be far worse than this, just remember Hercules xdd
O (circle) x50 “Heimdall pov:” L3 + R3 *Cuts head off* *Uses Head as Knowledge* God of war I - III kratos:🗿
Also Poseidon & Helios
Ummm I think smashing his face and strangling him to death of pretty gruesome too 😂
If Mimir didn't bring Kratos back to his senses in time then Heimdall would more or less share the same fate as Hercules.
14:57 u can see how angry kratos is in this scene. if only for a few seconds he brought out the ghost of sparta inside him.
He's angry and disturbed at what he once was. He even slipped up picking Heimdall's horn. Young Kratos would've stabbed and held up his corpse just to get the horn
I still love the fact that Heimdall is trying to seem all intimidating to Atreus by saying real power doesn't flaunt, but as far as I can tell, he's the only Aesir god who does. Or at least who tries to.
Projection at its finest
@@swordsmancs Heimdall never even mentioned his abilities. He only uses them. It's either people challenging him or his just doing his job. The only reason why we learn about his abilities is because the other characters talk about them.
Mad props to Heimdalls actor, whoever he is. I haven't seen someone pull off Hateable and Arrogant this amazingly since Jack Gleeson.
Actor is Scott Porter
heimdall was such a likeable a-hole in this game. the funny thing is, everything heimdall said was essentially the truth, but just said in a way they makes him a dck
Micah from rdr2
Heimdall threatened to kill Atreus more than once. He begged for Kratos to kill him, basically DEMANDED it.
Pretty much. To the Aesir, death is preferable to being spared out of pity. For them, it's the equivalent of saying they're so weak that it's not even worth the effort of killing them.
And in this point we all realized kratos wasn't weaker, he's just holding back
Fr dude, Kratos isn't even in his prime strength and endurance. He just has a ridiculous Fight/Combat IQ now cause of all that bloodshed and mind games with the much stronger greek gods. I believe Kratos could've ended this fight in less than a minute if you went full out to kill.
@@Anuradha-cc1hh Kratos is at his prime, greek gods get stronger the older they are
@@jeanrama Damn I didn't know that....
@@Anuradha-cc1hh kratos only lost power of hope and many gods artifact of greece, but his power is still equal compare to gow 3 version.
@@indra-ty9iz no, he's stronger. Cory said so in an interview lol. Greek Gods do get stronger with age.
Heimdall: You do not get to decide my fate.
Kratos: But i do get to decide your face.
Kratos left behind his bloodthirsty nature and put the “ Ghost of Sparta “ behind him. But the one detail I love is that in GOW4 and this game, anytime he does somewhat revert to his old ways, it is typically because Atreus gets involved or threatened. Idk, I just love that. Kratos killed the Greek Gods out of revenge. Anytime he kills a god now, it is for ample reason, it is for his son, to protect his son.
Kratos: "I killed a man to open a door, imagine what I will do to you"
Yeah and Using a Door To Kill him like a Calm and Reasonable Person Wahehehehe 😂
or maybe "I killed an entire city in Greece for being in my way, imagine what I'll do to you", or even "bro i flipped a temple upside down, imagine what I'll do to you"
This was really a defining moment for Kratos'character. Shows just how much thoughtfulness and restraint he has learned even though he feels like he's slipped back into his old self. He didn't want to kill another god even if it was foretold he would.
Kratos be like - "Wanna know how I got these jordans? His name started with H too and could move really fast"
Heimdall's biggest downfall: Literally incapable of shutting the fuck up
For all Heimdall's foresight, he still had to fuck around to truly find out.
He's lucky Kratos didn't kill him up the pride month hole
Heimdall: You do not get to decide MY FATE!
Kratos: Neither did the Greek Pantheon and here we are.
This version of Heimdall gives off Hermes vibes to me
Imagine Kratos instead of strangling him to death, Heimdall would more or less be sharing the conclusion as Hercules if Mimir didn't bring Kratos back to his senses.
I like how Kratos snaps out of his rage and has the "what have I done?" look on his face.
"...breaking fate or fate breaking us." Well, he did kill the Sisters of Fate in God of War 2. Prophecy won't work for Kratos.
Seeing the older kratos’s face tense up with anger and look like he did in previous games sends chills down my spine
Heimdall : You can't change my fate
Kratos : I took that personally.
No he just decides the fate of fate. I think there's a reason the norns haven't appeared
@@hitandruncommentor He visits the Norns and learns that he's fated to kill Heimdall lol
Heimdall, in the last moments of his life, got to meet the god Kratos once was.
Or a sliver of it, anyway.
@@RolaiEckolo bros lucky he didn't get the poseidon treatment
Love how this looks like a father taking care of his son''s bully 🤣
Heimdall: that fcking monster did he really kill me
Hermes: hi handsome
Heimdall: who the heck are you and where is your feet
Hermes:u should accept his mercy but u stupid like rest of us
@@stinkyonion688 😂😂
@@ellobopoderososdl4596 Helios: sup
Hemidal:tf are u headless?
Lol
"Is this about the little runt? Oh, now I am *definitely* going to gut him!"
Top Ten Moments Before Disaster.
This was not his old anger, but a new anger. I saw someone call this a father’s rage.
Imagine this:
You have an family, and you have an daughter, and an random guy threats to abuse her.
What will you do? (Don't fear the consequences)
12:29 I love that kick to the head and stepping on kratos and pushing off hard enough to push kratos' head into the wall again. Definitely chaotic evil energy lol
These games have great coreography work
Man I want to see more of Kratos losing his temper and absolutely DESTROYING gods, just to be reminded what he is capable of
In his younger days, Kratos would rip Heimdal's head from it's very neck and Split it into a half
Right in the middle of his sentence... Like how dare you(throat grab)
Heimdall: "I can see every move that you will do"
Kratos: "So why don't you run?"
Heimdall: "What?"
Kratos: "Did i stutter?"
I love how his pain tolerance is really bad. He never gets hit so he can't really take it. They really captured the smug teenage bully.
heimdall for me was one of the biggest highlights of this game, particularly I found him creative as if he were like a flash of gow ragnarok, kratos had difficulty dealing with him due to his super speed, but seeing him sweep the floor with heimdall's face was epic that , one of the most static battles without a doubt.
Did you forget about Hermes?
@@BlizzardWind99 in the case of hermes he belongs to greek mythology so he is the flash from there, also the way he used his speed against kratos was different from heimdall, we have to agree that he was a coward he ran away all the time heimdall faced the ghost of sparta being a good challenge for him I prefer this one!
I like how Kratos hits Heimdall so hard, he cuts his skin like a knife.
That’s actually realistic, normal people can do that. It’s your cheekbone, it’s a result of bare knuckle fighting. If hit hard enough in the right direction, the fist will drag the cheek across the bone under it, and the bone will slice the cheek. Now, your cheekbone isn’t very sharp, so it needs to be a ROUGH drag, a hard hit. But yeah that can happen in real life
Man, we just had a blood fest of a fight at UFC 281 with Poirier vs Chandler this past weekend and you think it takes a god to cut open face skin with a fist.
@@williambarrantes1674 smart
lol have u watching any combat sport?
@@apollosamistoso1370 yes all the time. I've seen cuts open up on fighters all the time from throwing leather. Look at GSP.
Also work on your grammar. I barely understood that shit.
To be fair with Mimir, Kratos did gave Heimdall a final warning to just leave and not mess with him or his son in any case. But he proceeded to still kept fighting Kratos and ends up getting killed in the process, karma made him not see it coming.
Less the kill and more of his anger overcoming him
@@jasapotato8362 Perhaps
10:59 - That response timing is absurd.
Kratos is a legend.
Spartan Instinct
Kratos: Tell me, have you ever heard of a god named Hermes?
Heimdall: Uh... no?
Kratos: Funny. I suspect the next person will say the same thing when I ask if they've ever heard of Heimdall.
*Heimdall talks about gutting Artreus*
Kratos: How Gutless
Heimdall: How is that gutless?
Kratos: Because....suicide is the coward's way out
Dude if Kratos offer you mercy….. YOU TAKE IT !!!!!!
Agreed
Although it's regrettable that Kratos had to kill another god, if it had to be anyone, I'm kinda glad it was Heimdall. Kratos gave him two warnings and I doubt he would have stopped going after Atreus.
He did what had to be done
The texturework on heimdall is absolutely mind boggling. These fingers look hyper realistic
This is the battle that is near to showing how Kratos really kills.
no it's actually just the exploding spear cus "he forgets to think"
15:25 I love the detail of the light coming back on Kratos’ face as he’s turning back into his peaceful self