Cuz Kratos is not a (complete) moron... a woman offers to adopt your son... a goddess offers to adopt you son... a goddess whose son you killed offers to adopt your son... He knows that there is something up with that.. not now... but in the future
One thing I actually half-expected to see in the game and was a little disappointed it didn’t happen. In mythology, Baldur comes back to life after Ragnarök. Would have been interesting if that were to happen and some reconciliation were to happen.
I definitely feel like at some point, Kratos and Freya might end up together. I really get the sense that she reminds Kratos a lot of Faye in many ways. Like Faye, Freya is compassionate, kind, and genuinely understands Kratos' pain and inner turmoil. Its just that at the current moment, neither is ready.
Considering how serious Kratos is, the image I have of him getting married is walking up to a woman and saying. "You are my wife now, and together we shall produce boi. >:|"
Would be cool if they added DLCs to this game like one with atreus return and telling his storys one rebuilding the realms one with kratos and freya get closer one where mimir actually gets a body lol
@@MartyMcfly1955_ that or they could add dlc missions and story missions to Ragnarok. They were planning on having dlc for the last game but they didn't have enough budget. Now that they do, they could more than likely make more dlc.
It makes sense Baldur was like Atreus in his past. In the norse mythology, he was described as the kindest of gods after all. But I imagine his curse and years of toxic fatherhood would lead even the purest of hearts to transform into that beast. It's a shame.
Kratos really shouldn't of killed him Heimdall I could understand but Baldur would of been a sick ally to have with kratos imagine the banter between the two as they destroy everything in their path but to be fair that would of only worked if he somehow moved past his mother
@@Rex-X-Dark he had no choice, if he didn’t kill him Baldur’s own insanity due to a century of feeling nothing may well have driven him to destroy all the realms, or at least a good portion of those living in them, that’s why he had to “end the cycle”
@@Rex-X-Dark Insanity or no, Baldur left Kratos no choice because he would still just kill Freya, who was willing to die for him anyways. That same cycle of pointless, destructive vengeance and slaughter is the same cycle Kratos fought so hard to move past with Faye in Midgard, and it's the same cycle he was forced to end with Baldur.
a woman offers to adopt your son... a goddess offers to adopt you son... a goddess whose son you killed offers to adopt your son... a goddess of a pantheon known to troll and decieve anyone and everyone, whose son you killed, offers to adopt your son... something aint right...
Tbh, this is great set up. Having Kratos, Loki, Freya, and eventually Sindri I hope, would be the dream team. Hell, even Tyr can join in, assuming he doesn't have to fight lol.
@@raxypalamank bring back Baldur and Calliope , they’re cooking up a good one Kratos: God of War and Strength Freya: Goddess of Magic and Death Atreus: God of the Hunt Calliope: Goddess of Music Baldur: God of Light Mimir: God of Wisdom Tyr: God of Unity Thrûd: Goddess of Thunder
a woman offers to adopt your son... a goddess offers to adopt you son... a goddess whose son you killed offers to adopt your son... a goddess of a pantheon known to troll and decieve anyone and everyone, whose son you killed, offers to adopt your son...
Freya said herself that there will always be a part of her that hates Kratos for killing her son, even if she understands that he shouldn't die for it. No matter what they do together, where they go, or how much time passes since then, I imagine that that undercurrent of contempt will always be present whenever she's around him.
@@furioussherman7265 while i dont doubt that i also think she will get to the point its more of a bitter memory of her own short sightedness that forced kratos hand. till baldur tried to kill freya he was more interested in incapasitation that out right death.
I never really sensed this. I think she's made it clear on numerous occasions that she doesn't desire to kill Kratos and she's confided in him. She even asked would Kratos listen to her if she ever needs someone to express her thoughts to. The only time it felt like she implies that they'll be enemies again is during that scene at Asgard during Ragnarok. She basically tells Kratos that Odin had better not survive. Kratos cuts her off but she insinuates that they'll be at odds again if Odin is spared but she changes her mind on that at the end.
Freya seemed slightly offended when Kratos said his son had Sindri, but disguised it with sarcasm because she actually wants to be a mother again through Atreus
Spartan women are probably about as blunt as a warhammer. Faye gives off the vibe that she just went "Yo. We're getting married." and Kratos gave an affirmative grunt. Kratos doesn't do subtext and prefers people to speak plain.
@@silverblade357 historically at least, the vast majority of marriages in Sparta were arranged either by the parents, or by the Ephors. And Faye almost certainly decided that they were getting married after their third or fourth brawl with each other levelled a few more square miles of Midgard.
I imagine Kratos' first wife and Faye gave old Kratos so many obvious hints but he didn't get it. So out of frustration, they both went: "Man, I like you. we make child together." And only then Kratos see the Red circle on their head lol
only what Most, like this, SLFSHY Wants to Hear anyways. (But Where will that lead them?.... when it comes to the Long term. when it comes to the Infinite, and all).
It's amazing how Freya could see similarities between Baldur and Atreus, and even get to the point where she could act a surrogate mother to him. Atreus even regarded her as a mother figure whenever he was near her. The fact that he could approach her when she was in her angered state, despite the fact that she had the power to kill him whenever she wanted to, but never did, because he knew she wouldn't, that shows bravery, and Freya respected bravery.
the actress of Freya wants kratos to marry Freya in the future. She said this on twitter. Also Freya's daughters don't exist yet in the games so they could easily make them her and kratos daughters since the name of the father of Freya's daughters in myth translates to "fury". Kratos could be known by that name among the vanir just like how the giants in Jotunheim referred to kratos as farbauti in Jotunheim as seen in the murals and farbauti translate to cruel striker. Not to mention the dialogue between Freya when talking to kratos on the boat in several boat conversations just sounds like she is just flirting with him. Since they are staying together and travelling to repair the realms together there's a chance they could end up together. The actress of Freya has been shipping them together ever since the last game. The directors may have agreed with her wanting them to end up together which is why Freya and kratos have so many moments in dialogue in this game. I remember in one mission Freya starts feeling sad thinking about something and kratos tries to tell her a story and she just giggles because the story was suppose to cheer her up yet the story he wanted to tell her was a dark one but she just giggled and asked him finish. The subtle hints are already there. I just wonder if the directors will execute it in comic form or in a dlc for Ragnarok since this is suppose to be the last Norse game. Or they could just have it mentioned in a future game that kratos became all father and married Freya in a sequel where you play as Atreus in another pantheon.
That'd be cool to see if Atreus and Angrboda really get their own spin-off game. Atreus has to pop back to Jotenheim in a couple years when they run afoul in Egypt or Japan or whenever, and is immediately beset by ankle biters calling him brother! I'd pay another $60 to see that!
One comment i saw is that Freya also had two daughters and their father's name translates to fury Imagine Atreus coming back from probably another pantheon and saw two girls walking around Kratos house and then he asked "who are they?"
Not to mention that the actress of Freya wants kratos to marry Freya in the future. She said this on twitter. Also Freya's daughters don't exist yet in the games so they could easily make them her and kratos daughters since like you said, the father of Freya's daughter in myths name translates to fury. Kratos could be known by that name among the vanir just like how the giants in Jotunheim referred to kratos as farbauti in Jotunheim as seen in the murals and farbauti translate to cruel striker.
As a god, he was born immortal. Freya's spell made him invincible until it was broken by mistletoe. This follows the original mythology, even the fact that Loki was the one to bring mistletoe into the picture. The details beyond that are obviously quite different in the game, though.
@@reygatery indeed in beginning it probably wouldn't be as annoying but given that you are an Immortal Aseir God give it a century you're going to lose your mind but in Baulders case I give it less than that
No she cared about herself, she admits that herself she hoped to spare herself pain from his death. She never even removed the spell after he nearly killed her for it.
Wdym? It sounds like a perfectly ordinary conversation. My friends and I speak in a manner somewhat reminiscent of what's displayed in the clip. What's so "godly" about precise word choice? It just implies that the speaker is somewhat methodical when he speaks.
@@vikingwarrior6338 in god of war 2018 when you travel around on the boat after a while Mimir starts speaking about his life and SPOILERS Mimir says that he's not exactly from Asgard nor from Midgard but from another place on which was a Chester and an errand boy for a king until he grew tired of Mimir's pranks (who knows perhaps they will add Arthurian legend in the mix in the role of the king that Mimir spoke of though that's a bit stretch for a speculation but entirely out of question, I'll explain later why), the faeries and the alike existed in Celtic mythology Faeries or more accurate to the legend Fay, Fey, Fae, Faery, in fact these legends affected the British Isles IF I recall correctly which might be the reason for Mimir's accent and manner of speaking and why it crossed my mind that the king Mimir talked about might be king Arthur from the legend, however take it with a grain of salt the latest one with the Arthur because that was never stated in the game anywhere, just speculation on my part
Strange that Baldur,Magni and Modi should come back to life after Ragnarok Same as in the original Mythology and by Hela the daughter of Loki in hellhaim or Valhalla Well come to think of it,Hela doesn't exist yet maybe in the future in the next game or story DLC still in Norse Mythology so maybe they'll come back to life in the future making up and being allies and friends This time Just like Thor and maybe Heimdall and Freyr 🤔😁👍 like and Bye!
If we get the next game, it probably won't be "God of War" anymore, but something like a family action game like Uncharted with our boy Atreus as the protagonist.
Not many Ppl don't ship em, but I do... There stories, in a lot of ways, connect, are comparable, and overall make em compatible...should the story go in that direction...
Freya throwing mad shade here, comparing Kratos to Odin. Always enjoyable to see these two's interactions not quite reaching forgiveness, but... resembling it.
Not quite...He said to Freya he never regretted saving her life, but he still apologized for robbing her the choice to die by her own son's hands. I got a feeling that Kratos never cared about Baldur's death, he only cared about Freya.
He says he doesn't regret killing Baldur in the journal. So no, he would never apologize for taking his life. He "apologized" differently as stated above.
a woman offers to adopt your son... a goddess offers to adopt you son... a goddess whose son you killed offers to adopt your son... a goddess of a pantheon known to troll and decieve anyone and everyone, whose son you killed, offers to adopt your son...
Actually not quite true, it is understandable that, considering Kratos' past, he has his doubts about anybody, but from the very beginning Freya was maternal to Atreus and her reaction to the whole Baldur's death is quite understandable, she was completely confused about who is guilty of his demise, she knows her contribution to Baldur's mental instability, she knows Kratos and Atreus were acting on self-defense from the beginning, she knows that Baldur had an opportunity of choice and he chose to kill her, she actually liked Kratos and Atreus once she began to help them on their journey and she knows that it was not even the intention of Atreus to break Baldur's spell (actually Atreus could have been killed by that punch if there was no mistletoe hanging out of his neck). Thinking about it, she had a lot to process about it her feelings, even perhaps the feeling that they somewhat set Baldur free from his suffering.
Freya: *hinting about adopting Atreus*
Kratos: he got Sindri
Cuz Kratos is not a (complete) moron... a woman offers to adopt your son... a goddess offers to adopt you son... a goddess whose son you killed offers to adopt your son...
He knows that there is something up with that.. not now... but in the future
@@NowioFel freya did adobt loki though
@@NowioFel Thats literally as far from Kratos' mindset as possible
@@baponrs9826 Explains all of lokis shenanigans
@@baponrs9826 Because Kratos and Freya are a couple now xD
One thing I actually half-expected to see in the game and was a little disappointed it didn’t happen. In mythology, Baldur comes back to life after Ragnarök. Would have been interesting if that were to happen and some reconciliation were to happen.
I definitely feel like at some point, Kratos and Freya might end up together. I really get the sense that she reminds Kratos a lot of Faye in many ways. Like Faye, Freya is compassionate, kind, and genuinely understands Kratos' pain and inner turmoil. Its just that at the current moment, neither is ready.
Considering how serious Kratos is, the image I have of him getting married is walking up to a woman and saying. "You are my wife now, and together we shall produce boi. >:|"
freya tryna get that step mom status
Would be cool if they added DLCs to this game like one with atreus return and telling his storys one rebuilding the realms one with kratos and freya get closer one where mimir actually gets a body lol
Jesus christ just get a room already or marry each already they are so good together haha
Freya sounded like she was hinting more at kratos needing a wife than to Atreus needing a mom lol
Yeah lol, and I think it’s truly building towards them marrying each other in the next game
@@mahadilyas5125 i heard this was the last nordic game but maybe in a comic they can show them get marry
Imagine kratos king of the gods for the Norse realm. A good position for someone with that much wisdom and life experience.
@@MartyMcfly1955_ could be that
@@MartyMcfly1955_ that or they could add dlc missions and story missions to Ragnarok. They were planning on having dlc for the last game but they didn't have enough budget. Now that they do, they could more than likely make more dlc.
It makes sense Baldur was like Atreus in his past. In the norse mythology, he was described as the kindest of gods after all. But I imagine his curse and years of toxic fatherhood would lead even the purest of hearts to transform into that beast. It's a shame.
Kratos really shouldn't of killed him Heimdall I could understand but Baldur would of been a sick ally to have with kratos imagine the banter between the two as they destroy everything in their path but to be fair that would of only worked if he somehow moved past his mother
@@Rex-X-Dark he had no choice, if he didn’t kill him Baldur’s own insanity due to a century of feeling nothing may well have driven him to destroy all the realms, or at least a good portion of those living in them, that’s why he had to “end the cycle”
@@Rex-X-Dark Baldur was gone, his rage and insanity basically consumed him
@@Rex-X-Dark Insanity or no, Baldur left Kratos no choice because he would still just kill Freya, who was willing to die for him anyways. That same cycle of pointless, destructive vengeance and slaughter is the same cycle Kratos fought so hard to move past with Faye in Midgard, and it's the same cycle he was forced to end with Baldur.
@@Rex-X-Dark TL;DR, Baldur was too far gone no matter what the cause was.
This isnt a ship. But at least we can say the boat started, rowing?
From now I despise you for that joke.
Nah, KratosXLunda is canon
a woman offers to adopt your son... a goddess offers to adopt you son... a goddess whose son you killed offers to adopt your son... a goddess of a pantheon known to troll and decieve anyone and everyone, whose son you killed, offers to adopt your son...
something aint right...
@@HiImBeans Handsome beefcake. 🤣
@@jon4268 "Did you just laugh at that" -Atreus
Freya as step mommy
😏
While I wouldn't mind that possibility... I can't see the two of them as anything more than allies.
As soon as the "O" button pops up 😈
ah yes. the red orb mini games
Well.. In mythology Freya adopts Loki.
WE NEED THIS. WE WANT THIS.
Freya has two daughters, time to get to work Kratos
"You took my boy, you shall give me another"
⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️⭕️
FREYTOS😂💕 i want this!
@@magicoddball1452 and she meant that😂😂😂
Tbh, this is great set up. Having Kratos, Loki, Freya, and eventually Sindri I hope, would be the dream team. Hell, even Tyr can join in, assuming he doesn't have to fight lol.
Don’t forget Thrûd
That sounds like a new, decent pantheon
@@raxypalamank bring back Baldur and Calliope , they’re cooking up a good one
Kratos: God of War and Strength
Freya: Goddess of Magic and Death
Atreus: God of the Hunt
Calliope: Goddess of Music
Baldur: God of Light
Mimir: God of Wisdom
Tyr: God of Unity
Thrûd: Goddess of Thunder
Spoilers but…
sindri won’t be joining since he blames them for the brok death
@@ItsButterBean1020 Maybe the GoW saga ends with 1 pantheon for all mythologies composes by Kratos and the good goods
I'm claiming the energy of Atreus and Freya having more moments togethet
Are they hinting Kratos third wife? Cause I'm all for it, Freya is top 3 Best characters in the last 2 games
Freya giving step mother vibes
crazy step aunt perhaps.
a woman offers to adopt your son... a goddess offers to adopt you son... a goddess whose son you killed offers to adopt your son... a goddess of a pantheon known to troll and decieve anyone and everyone, whose son you killed, offers to adopt your son...
I feel that 😏
Kratos and Freya's relationship is walking on a very thin line of them becoming enemies again. I kinda like that.
Freya said herself that there will always be a part of her that hates Kratos for killing her son, even if she understands that he shouldn't die for it. No matter what they do together, where they go, or how much time passes since then, I imagine that that undercurrent of contempt will always be present whenever she's around him.
@@furioussherman7265 while i dont doubt that i also think she will get to the point its more of a bitter memory of her own short sightedness that forced kratos hand. till baldur tried to kill freya he was more interested in incapasitation that out right death.
@@damienmitchell3104 in their first altercation he snapped his neck so Freya would’ve still eventually have done him in
Or died trying
I never really sensed this. I think she's made it clear on numerous occasions that she doesn't desire to kill Kratos and she's confided in him. She even asked would Kratos listen to her if she ever needs someone to express her thoughts to. The only time it felt like she implies that they'll be enemies again is during that scene at Asgard during Ragnarok. She basically tells Kratos that Odin had better not survive. Kratos cuts her off but she insinuates that they'll be at odds again if Odin is spared but she changes her mind on that at the end.
Or lovers 😅
Freya seemed slightly offended when Kratos said his son had Sindri, but disguised it with sarcasm because she actually wants to be a mother again through Atreus
KRATOS ARE YOU BLIND!?
She lowkey giving you "wife me" sign. How tf did you even get married twice.
Spartan women are probably about as blunt as a warhammer. Faye gives off the vibe that she just went "Yo. We're getting married." and Kratos gave an affirmative grunt. Kratos doesn't do subtext and prefers people to speak plain.
@@silverblade357 historically at least, the vast majority of marriages in Sparta were arranged either by the parents, or by the Ephors. And Faye almost certainly decided that they were getting married after their third or fourth brawl with each other levelled a few more square miles of Midgard.
I imagine Kratos' first wife and Faye gave old Kratos so many obvious hints but he didn't get it.
So out of frustration, they both went: "Man, I like you. we make child together." And only then Kratos see the Red circle on their head lol
Kratos is blessed with invulnerability to all hints, physical or magical.
Trust us, the more mentors Atreus has, the better he is.
Its something we lack today, a crew of mentors most men don't have.
only what Most, like this, SLFSHY Wants to Hear anyways.
(But Where will that lead them?....
when it comes to the Long term.
when it comes to the Infinite, and all).
the fuck are you two talking about?
see. [shrugged at that one example]
An old saying was “it takes a village to raise a child.” In Atreus’ situation, its the best blessing
It's amazing how Freya could see similarities between Baldur and Atreus, and even get to the point where she could act a surrogate mother to him. Atreus even regarded her as a mother figure whenever he was near her. The fact that he could approach her when she was in her angered state, despite the fact that she had the power to kill him whenever she wanted to, but never did, because he knew she wouldn't, that shows bravery, and Freya respected bravery.
Step mom and third wife energy
They’ve gotta be working on a sequel already. Too many hints and character dynamic set ups.
the actress of Freya wants kratos to marry Freya in the future. She said this on twitter. Also Freya's daughters don't exist yet in the games so they could easily make them her and kratos daughters since the name of the father of Freya's daughters in myth translates to "fury". Kratos could be known by that name among the vanir just like how the giants in Jotunheim referred to kratos as farbauti in Jotunheim as seen in the murals and farbauti translate to cruel striker. Not to mention the dialogue between Freya when talking to kratos on the boat in several boat conversations just sounds like she is just flirting with him. Since they are staying together and travelling to repair the realms together there's a chance they could end up together. The actress of Freya has been shipping them together ever since the last game. The directors may have agreed with her wanting them to end up together which is why Freya and kratos have so many moments in dialogue in this game. I remember in one mission Freya starts feeling sad thinking about something and kratos tries to tell her a story and she just giggles because the story was suppose to cheer her up yet the story he wanted to tell her was a dark one but she just giggled and asked him finish. The subtle hints are already there. I just wonder if the directors will execute it in comic form or in a dlc for Ragnarok since this is suppose to be the last Norse game. Or they could just have it mentioned in a future game that kratos became all father and married Freya in a sequel where you play as Atreus in another pantheon.
Links to sources? I'd like to see this
That'd be cool to see if Atreus and Angrboda really get their own spin-off game. Atreus has to pop back to Jotenheim in a couple years when they run afoul in Egypt or Japan or whenever, and is immediately beset by ankle biters calling him brother! I'd pay another $60 to see that!
I WANT ALL OF THIS!!!! GIVE IT!!!!
It makes so much sense when you compare their stories....Hella compatible
@@ajizel13 I agree it all make to much sense to not do this
For me it makes sense too. Kratos will be spending time with freya for years in midgRD and Kratos will want to move on from faye eventually lol
Did... Did she Low Key hits on him?!
She loki did
@@maritheguay21 I see what you did there
One comment i saw is that Freya also had two daughters and their father's name translates to fury
Imagine Atreus coming back from probably another pantheon and saw two girls walking around Kratos house and then he asked "who are they?"
Not to mention that the actress of Freya wants kratos to marry Freya in the future. She said this on twitter. Also Freya's daughters don't exist yet in the games so they could easily make them her and kratos daughters since like you said, the father of Freya's daughter in myths name translates to fury. Kratos could be known by that name among the vanir just like how the giants in Jotunheim referred to kratos as farbauti in Jotunheim as seen in the murals and farbauti translate to cruel striker.
Atreus: "who are they?"
Kratos: "welcome home boy. Meet your sisters. Girl 1 and Girl 2"
Mimir and Freya: *sigh*
That would be the biggest flex ever in GoW history
@@TheTARDISCourier girl and little girl
Mimir's silence was noticeable
It’s sad to hear Freya talk about her son like that. She cared for him so much that she literally gave him near immortality.
As a god, he was born immortal. Freya's spell made him invincible until it was broken by mistletoe. This follows the original mythology, even the fact that Loki was the one to bring mistletoe into the picture. The details beyond that are obviously quite different in the game, though.
and made him devoid of any feeling physically, imagine you can't taste the food you eat, feel the cold or warm that shit made baldur crazy
@@reygatery indeed in beginning it probably wouldn't be as annoying but given that you are an Immortal Aseir God give it a century you're going to lose your mind but in Baulders case I give it less than that
And that was a terrible decision.
No she cared about herself, she admits that herself she hoped to spare herself pain from his death. She never even removed the spell after he nearly killed her for it.
Is that a Vanir way of proposal?
Kratos: what is sarcasm?
"The hells a sarcasm?"
@@chu3276 "The hells an olive?"
I love how the dialogue is so godly like from two godly beings speaking to each other
Wdym? It sounds like a perfectly ordinary conversation. My friends and I speak in a manner somewhat reminiscent of what's displayed in the clip. What's so "godly" about precise word choice? It just implies that the speaker is somewhat methodical when he speaks.
100% sure,Freya will be kratos wife in next game.
There's no next game, Santa Monica studios stated that this was the last one...from the Norse pantheon
@@Aki-kh2qe-StreetKidZZZ What is stopping mimir and freya to stick with kratos to celtic ?
@@noneB974 absolutely nothing, in fact Mimir especially could very easily play a huge role, especially in the Celtic mythology.
@@Aki-kh2qe-StreetKidZZZ what role does he have in Celtic?
@@vikingwarrior6338 in god of war 2018 when you travel around on the boat after a while Mimir starts speaking about his life and SPOILERS
Mimir says that he's not exactly from Asgard nor from Midgard but from another place on which was a Chester and an errand boy for a king until he grew tired of Mimir's pranks (who knows perhaps they will add Arthurian legend in the mix in the role of the king that Mimir spoke of though that's a bit stretch for a speculation but entirely out of question, I'll explain later why), the faeries and the alike existed in Celtic mythology Faeries or more accurate to the legend Fay, Fey, Fae, Faery, in fact these legends affected the British Isles IF I recall correctly which might be the reason for Mimir's accent and manner of speaking and why it crossed my mind that the king Mimir talked about might be king Arthur from the legend, however take it with a grain of salt the latest one with the Arthur because that was never stated in the game anywhere, just speculation on my part
Sindri was best mom
I think after spending so much time together, Kratos and Freda will hook up.
By the time Atreus comes back, he’ll have a new stepsister.
Half-sister, you mean. They would still be sharing a biological father.
I ship it! I need it! Make it a thing! 😂
Well they are already in a boat together just got drop off mimir to sigrund
A ⭕ appeared on freya head
Freya trying really hard to get into Kratos's bed
Strange that Baldur,Magni and Modi should come back to life after Ragnarok Same as in the original Mythology and by Hela the daughter of Loki in hellhaim or Valhalla Well come to think of it,Hela doesn't exist yet maybe in the future in the next game or story DLC still in Norse Mythology so maybe they'll come back to life in the future making up and being allies and friends This time Just like Thor and maybe Heimdall and Freyr 🤔😁👍 like and Bye!
That boat is gonna be a ship one day...
A Kratos/Freya mega ship...
Freya " I could be his mom"
Kratos "sindri is taking care of that"
That's cute lol
Freya hinting to be Kratos Wife # 3
Step mom vibes?
If we get the next game, it probably won't be "God of War" anymore, but something like a family action game like Uncharted with our boy Atreus as the protagonist.
Not many Ppl don't ship em, but I do...
There stories, in a lot of ways, connect, are comparable, and overall make em compatible...should the story go in that direction...
Remember a prophecy where is two enemies become a realy close friends? I think it's about Kratos and Frey
Kratos gonna get Baldur back but through Freya's womb ;p
Wtf bro
Wtf bro
WTF BRO..
wtf BRO
wtf bro
This isn't a ship, but it take place exactly on a ship.
Kratos ain't no simp this time fellas
Aw kratos does care he almost convinces me to the contrary but then this come out.
Do they have sarcasm in Greece?
Oh boy, out entire existence is based on sarcasm...used to
Freya throwing mad shade here, comparing Kratos to Odin. Always enjoyable to see these two's interactions not quite reaching forgiveness, but... resembling it.
Kratos is about to have a 3rd wife
I might weird, never done this before except to like a drama. But i ship freya and kratos lol.
their kid would be a fucking monster
1 wholesome familyyy
I’ve literally been shipping kratos and freya ever since the gow 2018 first came out
Hmmm third wife eh?
I s̶h̶i̶p̶ boat them
Did Kratos ever apologize for killing Baldur？
Not quite...He said to Freya he never regretted saving her life, but he still apologized for robbing her the choice to die by her own son's hands. I got a feeling that Kratos never cared about Baldur's death, he only cared about Freya.
@@Fartypotion Yeah I saw that scene, I feel bad for Baldur, such a tragic character.
He says he doesn't regret killing Baldur in the journal. So no, he would never apologize for taking his life. He "apologized" differently as stated above.
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Freya came all over kratos. .
a woman offers to adopt your son...
a goddess offers to adopt you son...
a goddess whose son you killed offers to adopt your son...
a goddess of a pantheon known to troll and decieve anyone and everyone, whose son you killed, offers to adopt your son...
Stop spamming, it's not even a fact, just your personal opinion.
@@caiusactinunwise1412 Seems like it hits too close to home for you. Does it prove or disprove the presented concept`?
@@NowioFel 🤓
Actually not quite true, it is understandable that, considering Kratos' past, he has his doubts about anybody, but from the very beginning Freya was maternal to Atreus and her reaction to the whole Baldur's death is quite understandable, she was completely confused about who is guilty of his demise, she knows her contribution to Baldur's mental instability, she knows Kratos and Atreus were acting on self-defense from the beginning, she knows that Baldur had an opportunity of choice and he chose to kill her, she actually liked Kratos and Atreus once she began to help them on their journey and she knows that it was not even the intention of Atreus to break Baldur's spell (actually Atreus could have been killed by that punch if there was no mistletoe hanging out of his neck). Thinking about it, she had a lot to process about it her feelings, even perhaps the feeling that they somewhat set Baldur free from his suffering.
Haha free ya want Loki to be his son 😂
she needs kratos to give her a replacement to baldur :O
Bruh is freya flirting with kratos?
Not so long ago, Freya wanted to murder Atreus. She's lucky Kratos forgave her for that, so why does she talk about being in his son's life?
Because Freya never wanted Atreus dead. She never had it in her to hurt him, Kratos was the sole focus of her vengeance.