Chuck Organ I can 100% hear this in Kratos’ voice

so up?

Gods: StOp SpAwNkIlLiNg Us!!! Kratos: Stop spawning and I'll stop spawnkilling you.

Like the foxes in Japanese mythology.semi divine and immortal and they become gods themselves

I thought it was specific wolves, like most are just normal under most circumstances to be hunted but have potential to be more unlike most other animals.

@@eramurez8548 There's still the fact though that if Kratos did fight one of these powerful wolves he might not've even recognized they weren't normal for where he now is.

@@chocokittybo true he has no frame of reference. Id like to imagine that probably messing with him tho when he first arrived. He assumes theyre normal wolves for the area then what the hell is everything else built like in this part of the world if he's having issues with random animals

@@eramurez8548 I certainly know if I showed up someplace I'd never been before and an animal I didn't recognize attacked me I'd assume that it was more or less an average example of the species and not some sort of divine agent. Same would apply whether I'd killed more or fewer gods than I already have.

To be fair there is an immortal, invulnerable wolf that never stops growing who is meant to eat Odin at ragnarok and two massive twin wolves that are meant to eat the sun and moon at ragnarok

@@danielvance8920 Yeah, I wonder what their names are though.

Fenrir- Odin eater And the other two are sun-eater and moon-eater I dont remember their names off the top of my head EDIT: Skoll and Hati are the other two

Alli Matt which is interesting considering he is the son of Loki. And Faye seemingly being able to see the future. I hope that it’s expanded in the next game because I think theres something fishy going on

@@MrCutlis Kratos has to kill his grandson to save the world, sounds like an end to an arc for me

Along with the fact that wolves are the sun a sun and the moon

Then you'd need 3 wolves for them to equal Kratos. If there is more wolves, god bless every mythology out there

@@chestertamayo1894 Kratos' grandson is one of those wolves and the wolves Faye saved him from is Both Hati and Skol

No

They actually didn't handle Kratos, kratos refused to fight against them, he simply allowed them to keep on attacking him.

@@chestertamayo1894 can't ask for a god's blessing, the wolves and kratos have already gotten to them.

Yes

@@originalname5096 no

Get this man a mustache

you again

rick berny Kirby: Poyo

Let's see, the wolf who's howl shakes the earth and the devourers of the sun and moon. Yeah I'd call them bad

I'm also pretty sure the wolves that attacked Kratos were those three as well. In said novelisation, when Kratos sees the Jotunn carving of Skol and Hati, he remarks that they're familiar, but they can't have been as big then. Combining this with Fenrir being the son of Loki and Thor's fight with the world serpent shaking Yggdrasil so much it splinters and Jormungandr is sent back to the beginning of the world, it's entirely possible. Mimir even references the weirdness of time travel in the game

@@seanthebluesheep I prefer to think they were children or descendants of Fenrir. Or smaller, weaker avatars of the three. But knowing Kratos's scuffed history, it could very well have been three of the most powerful beings in mythology and he just didn't remark them as that insane

Fenrir is actually a literal portent of the apocalypse, the end of everything. He will survive anything, can kill anything and will exist until existence itself ceases. He is the wolf at the world’s end, the living embodiment of ragnaroks beginning. A lot of fiction seriously underpower him considering he is connected to the root of all existence by being an endbringer.

@@CH4NG3L1NGCGF Actually, Fenrir was to be slain by Víðarr, one of Odin's lesser known sons, after Fenrir devoured Odin. Appropriate considering Víðarr was considered a god of vengeance. It's true that Fenrir breaking lose from gleipnir signaled the start of Ragnarok, but the same applies to other events around the same time, and he really wasn't that important in the grand scheme of things. I assume he's regarded as synonymous with Ragnarok because he's pretty much the coolest of Loki's children. A more appropriate personification of the end times would be Surtr, who had apparently existed since before the gods and the creation of the world, and had just been sitting around waiting for the time when he finally got to set all of reality on fire. As far as I know the mythology features no mentions of Surtr actually dying. (Frey was supposed to fight him but had traded his awesome magic sword away out of love, and as such had no appropriate weapon to counter Surtr's ridiculously overpowered Flaming Sword of Universal Destruction.)

Shovel knight is an absolute chad

Daan Polman wai thats canon?!

@Emmanuel Araujo you're just scared of the truth.

@Emmanuel Araujo i mean canon is canon, and kratos lost. If he was strong enough to win the fight he would have

To all the people bickering in this comment reply section, we don't have an upper limit to shovel knights strength. He could have, canonicly, beat him in a fight. Now, say what you will, but shovel knights is never once shown to actually struggle in game when fighting bosses

Swap Goblin Slayer with Asura from Asura's Wrath

@@dantesegovia6725 nah def asura

Jeffery Brown where’s Asura at?

Doomslayer is pretty Holly, he only kills demons

@@nathanjoseph5449 from Asura Wrath he is the God of Wrath and War, he kill every single god and even god of creation itself just for the fact they make his daughter cry and kill his wife

Because Forever Ended well it's not a fact fiend video if either the camera looses focus on Karl, his arm or the shirt fucking up the green screen

His full power is being suppressed.

This is Karl’s evolved form.

It depends of the editor if he is bothered tracing his arms or not.

@@thelegdendarytank1012 Karl's evolved form would be all green and invisible

He's actually pretty damn strong, he knocks out jorgunmander in three blows in game. The world serpent is relative to Thor btw.

@@guitargirl6323 Jormi also didn't fight back. If he had, it would have most likely injured Kratos or Atreus who were in his stomach at the time.

@@aramilslaysdemons5170 that just means that he blitzed him

I recall seeing that in a comic but think that was after he meet Faye, not sure if it was a routine he would do on a regular though.

@@MrStrider09er to be fair he has no reason to fear death, he can literally just fight his way out of the afterlife back to life

Yeah I remember from the comic that he was trying to control himself but I guess after the wolves he would try to control it unless it meant that he would definitely die

He does it multiple times and you know this because In the god of war (4) comic he does it again

Yes

They did already. Ragnarok already happened

@@thesatelliteslickers907 I thought already experienced rangnorak, hence why Odin is so crazy trying to stop the next one?

Thoughtfullyshy Noob Ragnarok is Essentially the destruction of Asguard

@@banditgotgame1721 in GoW universal timeline Ragnarok already DID happen. Evidences for this is The World Serpent existing in a time while his dad is still a kid. All because he got tossed back in time while fighting Thor.

Kirby is a monster.

@@CataStudies kirby is a eldritcht god xD

I do.

I mean, technically half of the Greek pantheon are his siblings.

Its for views lol

@@echov7535 there was a few times where all I could say is "the hell are you talking about?"

Kratos killed bigger

Source?

I'm

@@thatonedudea shovel knight ps4 easter egg gets you the chaos armor

he didn’t say it was canon

@@Takeouthetrash yes he did, at San Diego Comic-Con. We just don't know if he was joking.

Those wolves weren't normal wolves

@@valeforedark ill show you size

@@TheDarkMaster312 show it to him/her already its been a month.

He was still merely a minor god in the mythos.

No he wasn't. God of War 1 he suffers from severe PTSD, and was suicidal Edit: He definitely better character in 2018, but he was far from one dimensional

@@astrophobia6049 If you have time watch this because this guy will explain Kratos better the I would m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eKydnbicsNmbZmw.html

I don't think he was in the first game but in 2 and 3 he was

@@astrophobia6049 Someone didn't play ghost of sparta and chains of olympus.

I'm pretty sure they just get transformed.

And they are better games.. especially with this newest god of war which had terrible terrible terrible gameplay. Completely destroyed all the action elements and replaced it with "mature" last of us style story telling and cinemtic camera Angles and animations. To the detriment of the gameplay. My God that camera.

Well, apparently we don't know for sure if Skoll and Hati really were the children of Fenrir - that's a common assumption where there is just very little to go on with those two. Anyway, for as well researched as it is, the game really makes a mess of the myths considering Tyr is already dead when it starts - long before Atreus/Loki could possibly father Fenrir. In fact, Tyr wasn't supposed to die until fighting Garm in Ragnarok, some time after Baldur's death. So it's kinda anyone's guess how it's all supposed to make sense.

I do...sad story

He definitely has the feats. Don't know about the kill count, though, since he mostly just fights heartless and nobodies, and only occasionally takes on gods and titans and so on. (I'm also _pretty_ sure Sora has never actually killed anyone.) On a similar note: Your character is Dark Souls.

@@RelativelyBest there may not be a lot of blood in KH but Sora does kill his enemies. In the beginning of KH2 Sora basically brags how he killed maleficent. Nobodies are the exact same as another human being(they even regrow their hearts eventually) so killing most of organization 13 should count(some should even count twice). And then there's the two times Sora killed himself (once through stabbing and once through magic)

A man too angry to die? Is he bold and have gray skin .