Ha if only atreus realized the roast he did.

Kratos: *flashbacks to beating Zeus to death*

C Sab with vicious left and right hooks

To be fair Zeus killed Kratos first.

Let's be frank here, Zeus killed him first. So that particular father kind of asked for it.

I feel like that's what Kratos said to himself

*"A REAL WARRIOR KILLS HIS FATHER THROUGH DRIVING THEIR BLADE THROUGH HIS HEART."* I thought I tought you better, Atreus.

Well-Mannered Nate Taught*

"I would never stab you in the back." That's because he's brave enough to fire an arrow at him from the front when looking him in the eyes.

Betrayal can come from anyone no matter size or strength

Literally a changed man

I really love the ending. The guy is a murderer and definitely killed people in bad ways. Yet his soul was only set to rest when he had this closure with his son's journal and learning what became of him. Such a strange wholesome and compassionate wish from someone who shouldn't have the capacity for it. A wonderful lesson for Atreus

@@dm3402 Eeyup.

Kratos really has changed.

@@dm3402 well the age was like that we can judge kratos for his action but the least game showed that the enimies he faces are as bad or even worse than him, even through they are humanized characters it's human nature make monstruous things but still have some fellings for something or someone

He kind of has to. He killed his father Zeus who killed his father Kronos who killed his father Uranos. I’d be scared too.

Zues never killed Kronos

Jermaine cloetejki but he did chain a temple to his back and made him crawl on all fours like a dog through a never ending desert

@@JesusChrist-bq6lu Well the point is that Kratos, being a god-killing, world destroying, nightmare-of-a-kind slaughterer, would like to avoid doing the things that would make his son resent him to the point of killing him. Either than that, it's almost too adorable to see how Kratos cares that his son gets mad at him. He may be the greatest warrior, but his father-child bonding skills sure need some work. Funny to see Kratos feeling awkward at times.

I took Kratos response as him thinking, "wrong. you should never be mad at me."

The father of his father's father had no father.

Satyaki Sil technically chaos is the creator of all primordials and he lost form after the world came to being

Long story short, Greek gods are assholes

By that logic Chaos is Oranos's grandfather, not father.

The Big G the cycle of children killing their parents in this sense Sons killing their fathers this practice goes back to the beginning of creation

Shit at least the kid has balls.

Trevor Thieme well he ain't lying

That’s why he’s loki

Shot him with electric arrows lol in the rib 😂

Your comment is savage

Yea, that was some heavy foreshadowing, they are basically telling you that Atreus will eventually kill Kratos. It's the same thing with the final panel in Jotunhiem, they literally show Kratos dead at Atreus' feet while Atreus creates Jormungand. However, I'm sure there is a lot more to the story that will be surprising.

@RainMakerXP I hope you're right and something else happens, I would like to be surprised like I was was when I found out Atreus was Loki. But, Thor killing Kratos? That would piss me off, I mean Kratos killed Zeus with his bare hands for fucks sake, Thor should be an annoyance to him.

@@Shystee53 I mean it took Kratos 3 games, a trip to Hades and he needed the Blade to kill Zeus. Thor is more his match but yh death in a straight fight is a little unsatisfying

sreddi83 not to mention, Kratos was much younger and faster back then. I think Thor has a good chance of killing him.

Eye One I’m not 100% on Jormangadur in that panel. If you look closely it looks like it’s a bunch of runes, but I don’t know what it says. Could be wrong, of course, but I’m not dead set on it being the serpant

It takes a real man/warrior to attack a man where they can see you.

@@andytheshark and a smart man to attack where they cant

Atreus ain't no filthy sneak archer.

He is the only being among gods and creatures that attacked kratos and lived to tell the story

Even a thief's father better than zeus in gow lol

Well Vandrid is probably in hell by now but i understand your point

@@smashhm7724 man literally anyone is a better father than zeus

@@iceman7757 Yup Zeus as either a father or lover is not a high bar to clear

Compared to what he used to be, he has much improved.

I love this comment

Eh Zeus started it.

I can feel this comment. Lol

@@brandenapexo604 Technically Cronus did, actually. Ouranos/Uranus isn't mentioned by name in the series, but he's Cronus' father.

@@namishusband818 this entire thing started because of chaos

Don't forget that he got his face smashed in with the wit stone, he must've been a tough Reaver

I imagine that the son’s body was pinned to the ship’s mast, post-mortem. Would be one hell of a sight if he was still alive after getting stabbed with multiple swords.

Well his old self would face no problem in this quest alone but he is holding to incourage Atreus skills

You can see how relieved he is about it too. Atreus may have his father's resolve and temper, but he has his mother's heart. Kratos shows the same sense of surprise when freeting the dragon Otr, when he says something along the lines of, "You like setting them free...?"

shadow ronin Atreus: "I have a sister?!" Kratos: "You *had* a sister."

"And her name isn't Hela"

e21big hela's his daughter

The daughter and the wife were an accident due to a trick pulled by the half-brother. Dad killed him first, so he kind of asked for it. Grandpa and the rest were collateral damage for getting in his way.

e21big helas lokis daughter marvel changed it up

Lyzarion who then in turn was stabbed in the back by his friend

Davis Whitaker sigurd is the Nordic name and seigfried his Germanic name.

Ow... so setting him free would get him killed later... damn

Except Atreus didn’t curse any treasure and no one turned into s dragon

Mathew Cobb Actually, Fafnir DID become a dragon after

Although zeus more than deserved his fate.

Holy shit that''s true.

Meh tsundere's are tsundere's dad's mom's sister's brother's there isn't any comfirmation because it is basic knowledge.

I loved this side-quest the most because of the dialogue and this was the crowning one.

Well in God of War 2 i felt that Zeus was only doing his job as king of Olympus when punishing a insubordinate god until i watch ghost of sparta game

i think the note atreus picks up goes into a bit more detail with the sons motives, i cant remember exactly but i think he respected his grandfather more but his dad killed him in much the same way and he has been plottiing revenge ever since only differnece is that he was so focused on that he didnt form a groundwork with the rest of the reavers yet to accept him as the new leader

@@miguelvianasantos1731 -- I would give you that, if Zeus had directly dealt with Ares, instead of sending Kratos. While you make sense, I find that Zeus going about that being contradictory, since he was paranoid of Kratos going against him, but Ares was openly doing the same, without concern.

Just about to comment that bro😂😂

He said stab in back not in the front

@@mrmnh7413 what? I don't think u got the joke

@@mrmnh7413 I mean yeah that's the point..

@@joachims4726 exactly :v

Also his great grandmother, grandfather and half brother.

And don't forget his sister. He also probably had a lot of bastards scattered around, which died after he flooded all of Greece.

And Ares was his half brother as well.

Brothers

Eh I mean Kratos killing zeus was different zeus had it coming

MrTHEMONEEMAKER So does Kratos to be honest, everywhere he goes he brings destruction, his existence bends reality and the outcome of both of his inputs into a realm has been its destruction (he destroyed Greece and is mostly responsible for Ragnarok).

Plus I have the feeling that the Aesir attempting to/killing Kratos will be the driving force that'd make Loki want to wipe them out.

2 years late, I know, but what you said can't really be all there is to it. They are gods and fickle. That's the point. Petty family drama is part of what they are. "There is no evidence that Atreus/Loki would betray Kratos" no evidence other than the Oedipus complex that has been ever since Cronos? Three generations of prophecy preceded Atreus. No evidence other than him being Loki the god of mischief? Did you let all the emotional heart to heart moments fool ya into thinking it's gonna be daisies forever? You didn't see how full of himself Atreus got when he learned he was a god? What's he gonna be like at "puberty"? His first war? His first bed mate? What do you mean there's no evidence of him possibly betraying Kratos? There's no evidence he is gonna be innocent forever. And why does it have to be a situation where Atreus betrays Kratos? Did 1 video game of Kratos trying to be a good dad make you forget that Kratos has killed EVERYONE he has ever come in contact with? There is no evidence that Kratos is incapable of killing Atreus. It could be a thing where Kratos needs to be taken down before he literally destroys all reality.

I don't think that Atreus will kill Kratos. I'm pretty sure Thor will.

ABSOLUTELY

I had the same dream, but it was on Xbox! I got to stop drinking.

Its no longer a dream anymore.

Well... Atreus knew it won't kill Kratos... Just inmovilize him for a while. And... Did it from the front

we don't need to wait, he already shoots Kratos in another part of the game even if not for straight up betrayal.

The image in the temple shows a dead kratos being cradled, I think if he actually did betray kratos he wouldn’t cradle his corpse. It more likely the aesir gods manage to kill Kratos, leaving Loki alive and ready to seek vengeance.

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Eh, kratos has a tendency of telling prophecies to go fuck themselves. Really, who knows what will happen?

@@dstar9868 so true

But not Deimos though.

@@larrytherustyboii7442 right

Atreus might end up growing bigger and stronger than his old man and that would intensify the threat even more.

Well, it was Faye's axe before him. We don't know if it worked for Faye, and if we have to take what one of the axe's creators said "Let one of us fix her up, use some other sap and she'll break beyond fixable" (Not word for word, but in a nutshell of what Brok said) Then if she did do something to it, it probably would've been broken... perhaps Brok and his brother added that feature with their dwarven magic? If not, then I think it probably does consider Kratos worthy

Kratos change, he is worthy

I honestly doubt Kratos will die be Atreus' hand.

@@eduardomagana3858 yeah a part of me says that is the message of the new trilogy, I think there will be an almost momment but then nothign happens