Tyr Shows Kratos All His Mythology Weapons Scene - God Of War Ragnarok Valhalla DLC PS5 2023 

Egytian can be also mestophian mythology too

All these civilisations have gone to dust but they won’t get inspiration from the one that’s alive which is Hindu or Indus Valley civilisation

*Norse, Aztec, Egyptian, then Japanese the shield has norse rune that means tyr

This is a hint that we could be going to other nythologyd

@@istheworldreal i believe the greeks forged that in honor of tyr and he instructed them to write that on the shield

Right? Lol. If therapy was like this really I think I'd give it a shot.

@@jeremyp5210 They need to develop a new kind of therapy where guys can just spar out their problems lol

@@jeremyp5210you’d be six feet under

@@Makafushigi PTSD Soldiers might have the right role for that 😅🤣

@@Makafushigiwell obviously we can’t have that happening

Respect from one god of war to another

@joshuamohlman Hence why Tyr was the only suitable therapist for Kratos. He's been a war god, the son of a tyrant, and a traveler of foreign lands. He understands Kratos and what he's been through on a level that Kratos’s other friends and allies don't.

@@ericschuller908 Fantastically well said.

@@ericschuller908 oh I agree. Tyr is perhaps the only being in all the Nine Realms who could help Kratos the right way

@@quadrupledots4911in kratos lore note about tyr he’s says he sees why everybody loves hims so you’re wrong

I'm HIM I've BEEN HIM I will continue to BE HIM

No wonder everyone loved and followed him, he’s an absolute CHAD.

He’s not only that, but it’s more accurate to describe him as the norse god of homies with how cool a dude he is.

With the way he looks and fights, no one would think that Odin is the king of the norse pantheon 💀

HIM HIM HIM HIM

“Because i can.”

He’s the chill dude who is secretly really good at the game

@@projectx7453 sweaty casuals are a menace and a ally to any community.

@@noggy3133 You mean the try-hards, minus them being an ally of any community, for they are ally to no one but themselves, for their goal is to win constantly, and if they don't win their game, they'd get toxic and mad as they belittle and trashtalk down onto others they believe are below them.

na they the chill dudes who are just good are top tier players @@noggy3133

Difference between the two pantheons. Greek Pantheon seems to be very fixed and has little deviation from their set lot in life. Ares, really is not known for anything but war. He is all about the strength and might of conquest. He does not care for anything else, but war. Never hear of Ares being the God of Law or God of Civil Engineering. He is War. That is all he knows. While Tyr, also the God of War. Yet, he is of Law. He knows how to bring order. To wage war is to fight for peace. He does not relish in conflict for the sake of conflict. He fights for peace. To which there is order and law. For Kratos, he "stole" the seat to become the God of War. After being manipulated by Ares, betrayed, and then killed Ares. He was shunned by the other two-faced Gods. Made choices he knew he should have never made. Yet, he was so blinded by grief and anger. He did not care. Yet, after killing all the Greek Gods, fleeing, and pretty much starting over. He rediscovered himself, he found love, had a family, lost his second love of his life, had bonding experiences with his son, watched his son become a man, and now realizing it all. He was given a second chance. He became not the God of War. But the God of Hope. A man who fought against Fate and the dying light. He was Hope that shined the brightest in the darkest of times. He is the symbol of the strength of a man that is willing to better themselves and be better. To never let their past dictate their actions. They can never change what they did in the past. Yet, they can be better and bring a better future. Kratos did that. He is a better man. If anything. That is the key take aways from this story. Never let your past control you. You are the master of your fate. You control everything. No, one else. They may judge you, but let them judge. They do not matter. You are the most important thing that can make your life better. You just have to put in the effort.

@@Qardojust as a small addition, and simply for fun facts. Ares was also known as a (for the time) defender of women, at the very least those related to him, but he was shown to basically be very protective of his daughter, very caring of his mother and overall very consistent on that front... all the brutality, sadism and bully and brute mentality and tendencies notwithstanding. Obviously a very obscure part not applicable to the God of War Ares mind you, but that's also the reason spartans irl held their women to higher standards or social positions relative to other city-states, consider Ares was their patron god.

@@Qardobeautifully said man

​@@Qardo That's fair since greek gods have the biggest assholes and rapist in entire mythology (Zeus) and Norse have the most coward con artist.

Tyr, makes kratos to become one with that monster and to master that monster

This was nothing but sparing. If Kratos wanted to kill he would.

@@nelson_rebel3907dont underestimate Tyr either, he’s not a ordinary God and also can be deadly

Tyr is Kratos but with a healthy mind

@@clarentknight Hes got the same title hes NOT the same as Kratos. Gods are not equal just because they have the same title

​@@nelson_rebel3907although kratos can indeed kill tyr remember this same tyr was just imprisoned by odin for who knows how long so this tyr kratos fought is at least a little rusty compared to his prime, Id assume prime tyr is way harder for kratos to kill

Makes me even more mad at Odin for how he slandered his name. Kratos and this Mf could’ve soloed Ragnarok easy.

I was worried we'd be left with him being a typical pacifist hippie lol Thank god we finally got to see him in action

@@futabafanclub865I know this is off topic but imagine Young Kratos, Thor and Tyr Against Odin 💀

​@-SpiderEditz old Kratos is stronger, since greek gods become stronger with age, but odin wouldn't have stood a chance against the 3 of them

@@ComicEdits313 You just described a slaughter.

Given how cultured Tyr is, I imagine he honed himself more with foreign weapons out of greater respect for them than his savage homelands

@@tatersalad76I wouldn’t be surprised if the Gods of the lands he visited even taught him how to use the weapons and magic of their lands.

That’s a huge assumption

​@@tatersalad76 That could be a possibility. Or, perhaps, for that very same reason he did his best to perfect the arts of combat of his homeland, trying to bring the best out of them in a way he could be proud of the fighting style from his land and his own, so that he can show it off in friendly encounters with other cultures.

In Norse mythology, Tyr is several times depicted using shield and spear

Agreed it shows how much they respect each other

Ofcourse. They're Gods. Of War.

@@grimmywizardobviously but tyr was never depicted as an insanely strong warrior throughout the game which is mostly due to his peaceful nature. So him actually showing some of his actual strength here is pretty cool imo

Yeah, it's pretty nice to see another god of War with a clear and peaceful mind while still being formidable in combat, shows how skillful they really are. Now I wonder who's stronger between the two war gods, Tyr or Ares ?

@@Daxonsprobably Ares. Greek pantheon in GOW are Aspect given form while Norse are more people with super powers.

Tbf he's one of few beings capable of going toe to toe with Kratos...

You mean therapist 😂

@@Headset537 Tyrapist

Most likely they are also mithologycal weapons. I don't know to whom does the greek, egiptian and japanese weapons could belong to, but since that macuahuitl produces fire, you could say it is Huitzilopochtli's weapon (Aztec god of war) , the Xiuhcoatl (Solar Serpent), which was a living weapon made with the body of a legendary fire serpent. He used to behead his sister, the moon goddess and his 400 brothers, the stars that made the southern constelations, who were plotting to kill their mother Coatlicue

The spear actually belongs to him.

Sad thing about Mayan/Aztec warriors in battle, is that when you get injured, you'll be sacrifice. At least that's what I remembered back in history class

​@@ChavaKrossThe spear and shield is an obvious nod to Ares. In the many pieces of art I've seen of him, he always holds a spear and shield. The pair of Khopesh and the Katana are a bit tricky. The Khopesh could represent Maahes, a Jaguar headed God of War and protection in Egyptian mythology, which is usually depicted dual wielding various weapons, most commonly knives, but it could be a reference. The Katana is even harder, but my guess would be Hachiman, a Japanese God of War associated with the Minamoto clan. Although, art and sculptures of Hachiman never depict him holding a weapon.

The spear and shield are the norse Tyr's weapons, dude...

I noticed that too, you can hear the flute when he takes out the Katana

@@sebastiancervellothat’s like the only time u can really tell the difference

I was gonna say that because I noticed it at the Egyptian sword(forgot it’s name)

@@Murderdroneslover578 khopesh?

@@fun-yuns yes

Looks too big to be katana It be more of like a nodachi basically

Same hear hermano. The lore of Mesoamérica is so incredible that it is perfect for a game. I imagine they will lean more Mexica than Mayan or any other Mesoamérica empire. They are all very similar but have differences. Mexica is safest way to go since Aztec have a such an appealing warrior culture that can rival any others.

Myself as well! If Kratos ever ends up visiting the Mesoamerican gods he'd look badass in Aztec eagle armor

@@Leonizer13 Eagle armor was for the trained royalty, a Jaguar armor or Ocelopilli would be better. Altough since hes a skilled veteran he would be a cuachicqueh

​@@lag00n54it's just a katana sized for Tyr

Low-key reminds of the avatar state how his forehead and hands glow.

Yeah he knew kratos was getting stronger willed and in peace with himself each time he faced him so countered that with better hacks and out of syllabus weapons lol absolute chad

and you realize the music theme changing as Tyr pull different weapons too

@@ssk58607yes war makes both of them stronger he was sparring with Kratos to get him stronger

A god of war at peace with himself, poetic

@@vivamexico254poetic irony is a god of war classic. God of war 4 was kratos learning to let go of rage and embrace people while the pervious 3 were him doing the exact fkn opposite

Oh for sure. The way he caught Kratos' punch was badass. Glad they did more with *actual* Tyr.

@@hongkong8907 Couldn’t agree more🤜🏾🫷🏾

I don't entirely think he is. Hear me out. While we don't have a definitive time table, it doesn't seem like That much time has passed just yet. I think Tyr is also getting something out of this. The fact he keeps getting stronger and stronger with each fight. I think Tyr is rehoning his own lost skills against someone who can actually challenge him. Now that he's recovered his equipment. While Tyr is getting to be a harder fight, His yields sound more and more worn out over the 4 fights.

When you get to the last fight with tier and lose, Mimir says Tyr is no slouch and not holding back.

Are you mental?

What about the other three, especially the katana was my favorite

@code066funkinbird3 Tyr uses from what I can guess are talisman combing magic with the sword to do elemental damage. Kind of like in dark souls. Sekiro or elder ring when you need to buff a sword damage you in power it with magic

​@@gsamalot Kinda like nioh

@@gsamalot NGl I was expecting him to do judgment cut l end like move XD

​@@gsamalotHe was also able to make false clones of himself with the katana. In Japanese mythology, ninjas had the ability to deceive their victims by projecting a "clone". People'll probably recognize this as something popularized by Naruto.

Kratos is Tyr's BOI 😂

I'm pretty sure Loki said it to him too unless I'm thinking of when he told him he needs to be better

i mean tyr pulled like 4 dlc weapons from future games 😂😂

I know you probably meant that he said "you're not ready" to Kratos but I find "You're not ready to Kratos" much funnier. As if Kratosing around is an action that Kratos ain't ready for.

i kinda want to see GoW with the indian pantheon. but also those MFs are op as all hell

And wasn't mimir born in Aztec it would make since

​@@Acranify Kratos vs. Shiva would be wild

As someone who's learning Nahuatl Language, the culture, and also Mexican lol😅 I want to tell 3 different ways of interpretation about the Aztec/Mexica/Nahua/Anahuac (all México) culture and cosmovison. 1) There's a pantheon of gods 2) The pictures of "gods" are just representations of nature and universe things ( example; Quetzalcoatl is the wisdom and knowledge, Huitzilopochtli is the willness and the heart, etc) 3) There's one conception of something beyond everything (like the knowledge of One God), and all the pictures are the representations of all the different aspects on this EVERYTHING) and in nahuatl language theres words for this conception, even if is something that it's so beyond everything that cannot be named, but there's the words "Ipalnemohuani" (the one for who we live) , "Tloque Nahuaque" (The one close to us), Yohualli Ehecatl (Wind of the Night), etc. Honestly , in my opinion, I prefer the third one. But all of the 3 visions are amazing and can be beautiful in some way.

@@DarkLordSauronrocksno he was born in Celtic lands

i was looking in the comments if anyone else noticed

yeah, i did notice it, but when Tyr reveal the Kopesh, I don't notice any hint of ancient egypt music

​@@hagnier14its very hard to hear because its quiet, but there are heavy drums in the backroun during tyr pulling out the khopesh's

I slightly notice it whenever tyr unsheated and damn is it good especially with the mesapotamian and japanese one

Finally someone else noticed it, the music is so good when he whips out the Katana in the final fight

He even got a few steps to build momentum and Tyr was like, "Aight little bro, that's enough."

While also having some of the best therapy sessions he could ever have. What better way to improve yourself both physically and mentally than sparring with another god of war who is also the best Norse shrink. Which is ironic since he’s like 8 ft tall 😂

I thought he liked fighting?

Well Kratos is a God of War for a reason

He was originally a human

@@spider-man500*demigod* ,his father was Zeus

Kratos, God of Hope. has a nice ring to it

The God of Hope. One who has lost everything time and again, but chooses to find ways to better himself and not completely doom everything around him in spite of whar others see of him. The god who fought in hopes of a better tomorrow.

@@cutsleeve117 God of Strength, and not just physical prowess but personal strength of will and character, too. The only one with the inner fortitude and self-discipline to carry Hope and never let it be lost or snuffed out. Strong enough to give it away and keep it in his heart at the same time.

That's kind of what I was hoping for, a verbal spar. Younger Kratos defending his actions, trying to remind his older self why he did it why he can't be forgiven while the Older realizes that he can be, that he's always been more and that his younger self can only see anger and rage.

​​@@KenshiImmortalWolf Thank God you're not a writer. Most cliche shit I've ever read LMAOOO

⁠@@holyjolias3229 as if Kratos’ speech wasn’t cliche. Dude went complete Shakespearean on that corny dialogue. Is it bad? Nah, cliches aren’t bad but Ragnarök’s writers definitely are.

@@rohansensei5708you must be fun at parties…even bad with how you’d conceive up stories

⁠@@holyjolias3229the drawn out Shakespearian monologue wasn’t much better tbh

For me it was the Mayan weapon since they're my ancestors

@@dragonrider1736 Mayan weapons are badass

@@johnashiru3952that one feel so powerful

@@dragonrider1736 is it supposed to be blunt weapon or piecing

@@user-vu8lb7cw6u think of it like you're holding a wood that has shark teeth's on the side of the wood, it won't cut clean but it does tear off the flesh

Probably hahaha

The music bears a slight hint of each culture, they're all slightly different by one or two instruments that make it seem more "aztec, egyptian or japanese".

Imagine if its all 3 against kratos next game

They are also sons of kings in their respective domain lol Sparda was kinda the demon king, while Zeus and Odin were too

When tyr pulled out the katana, i couldnt help but start singing bury the light

​@@ssk58607 you can the same as Dante, he technically a Demon King after killed Despair Embodied. While Sparda could be a Demon King after rebelled against Mundus and his army's.

I thought that sword kratos was using in the third fight looked like the rebellion

I used the Flawless Ares armor set for the last battle and seeing their opposing color palettes definetly made me think of those two too lol

I may be overanalysing it, but I like to think that it showed that not only Tyr has mastered every technique of those weapons but also that he has an appreciation for the culture those weapons held from

@@toheekang174 that seems in line with Tyr as a character, a God of War who instead of only wishing for bloodshed, trains in, learns and respects the fighting styles of other mythologies/cultures

Good thing they didn't invent the term "cultural appropriation" yet 😂

​@@victora.1329Ikr?

Perhaps the other pantheons saw what happened to their Greek counterparts and elected change amongst their own. Frankly I’m surprised Tyr visited so many places, learning techniques & magic without being discovered (supposedly). Maybe the other mythologies also took the hope Kratos gave to the world at the end of GOW3.

​@MalosiVA or maybe the council has decided death sentence:>

I think they could be fighting a coalition of gods tbh. Kratos destroying the green pantheon is one thing. But Kratos destroying now two pantheons Norse and Greece is a pattern. A pattern that many gods would like to see end

I doubt Kratos has much reason to leave the Norse lands any more. If we see other pantheons I bet it'll be through Atreus's travels.

I still think the next games will be placed primarily in Egypt, but perhaps it will end with the reveal of a coalition of evil gods. I would like to note that all three of the pantheons displayed in this video are ruled by sun gods. Ra the Egyptian falcon god of the sun, Amaterasu the Shinto sun goddess, and Huitzilopochtli the Aztec god of war and the sun. (there are multiple sun gods in Aztec mythology, but Huitzilopochtli is the primary one.) I don’t think it’s a coincidence that this DLC focused so much on Helios. Also bro I’m sorry, but that sentence was hella hard to read lmao. With all due respect, you need to learn punctuation lol.

Man's is respected throughout the nine realms for damn good reason

@@breloommaster12probably respected or at least decently known in other pantheons too. Of course not in Greece coz ya know, it doesn’t really exist lol

Odin is the most powerful. Thor is the strongest physically. Tyr is probably the best fighter and the wisest, although Odin is smarter in terms of planning and scheming.

Æsir

nah odins definitely still the most powerful

He certainly wouldn't react like that. While the Aztecs are admittedly at the far end of the violence bell curve, the Norse gods are no strangers to human sacrifices. The most notable of them would be Odin, who received ritual sacrifices in which a person was hung from a tree and than ran through with a spear, but other Norse gods got them as well.

That’s because they were, in Norse mythology those “tattoos” are called runes and they were basically how you did magic, for example a warrior might pain the Urzu rune to gain increased strength or one might use the Isa rune to conjure ice.

Man so big he hold Nodachi like tachi

And the Tachi is a very demanding weapon for its strength in the slicing motion at exposed defenses. A critical hit that is assuredly a mortal draw. Curved weapons even the Kopesh are dangerous at the slice, but the Tachi's design was made in consideration of available metal of the land.

Wait that's Nodachi?

@@kamurochoiswild I might be wrong, but based on the size of the handle it looks like it fits two hands as opposed to one, and has a long blade

@@pr1nce0fh3ll9 I'm not sure, maybe it's just an extra large katana to fit with Tyr's stature.

Absolutely would love some kind of comic or something talking about and showing tyr going to each different Pantheon. I would assume that he would have been morally disgusted by the Aztecs. Human sacrifice was a poor even by the Romans and that was thousands of years before Norse. I could see tyr even killing the Aztec gods

Yes please

You mean Týr's Last time somebody got his name wrong was stabbed

@@Xenictent Nah nah, he’s got a point.

​@@TGHRIAN76 But in English it's written without stress m- *stab* WILL YOU EVER SHUT UP?!

Highly possible. Greek: Achilles or Ares Egypt: montu or seth Japanese: susanoo-no-mikoto or Takeminakata

He already did , he was a dlc character in mk9 and is semi canon

@@jjjbgg5893 that's what I'm saying, they said Kratos' help against Shao Kahn will not be forgotten. Perhaps Atreus got into some troubles and Kratos goes to Japan and seek Raiden n Fujin for help

They were the only gods to treat Kratos with respect back then

Would love it if they did that. Having the MK versions of Raiden and Fujin come to back up Kratos against whatever god or myth monster he ends up facing would be a ton of fun.

At that point I don't think it's a katana It's bigger Looks like a nodachi I could be wrong but im just basing it for the size of the blade

@@lag00n54 to be fair, tyr is a big man. A regular katana would be too small

@@blitzm4nn511 hence it would not be a katana at that point it would be like a Nodachi which is looks like a katana but longer and bigger and is a war blade basically

You could say they did him justice

We saw that he travelled to others in the 2018 game. We saw his treasure room with artifacts collected from those lands in the scene where Atreus wears an Egyptian helmet and Kratos finds the wine and a vase of himself from his Greek days.

Yeah, it will be GOD OF WAR: WORLD

@@phat3173 nah, it'll be GOW: voyage

Tyr: Beyond the Nine Realms

Nah it is going to be God of Boy

Its also the weapons associated with their respective war deities. The Spear and Shield for both Tyr and Ares (since while Tyr's shield is marked with his own rune, its designed like a bronze Hoplon from Greece), the Khopesh for Egypt (who had different war deities at different times - its complicated), the Mahacuitl for Huitzilopochtli, and the Katana for Hachiman.

Kratos family will be proud.