At the risk of being annoying, Thor isn’t actually overweight/fat in this game. He’s big. Contrary to most media sources, this Thor is how many of the actually strongest people in the world look.

@captainbirch2.079

Жыл бұрын

Not only that, he's TALL. Comparing him to Kratos, who is more traditionally muscular, Thor is beyond better

@avekatten3207

Жыл бұрын

@@captainbirch2.079 Exactly, when you are this big it’s super easy to have extra weight on on top of the enormous muscles that makes you appear as fat but in truth you weight what you should with the body type he ha

@atlas956

Жыл бұрын

well… is suppose he definitely would be “too heavy” by weight alone, but it’s clear i think that most of his weight is muscle. He looks like a weightlifter, and basically none of these fit the “regular person” metric despite not being obese at all.

I truly think if we would've gotten a moment of Thor truly standing against this different adaptation of Odin & died fighting him, I would've been satisfied. I loved his character either way.

@Slyfer80631

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I wanted him to die fighting Odin.. Would have been cool

This isn't "fat" thor, this is strongman thor. A much more realistic version than bodybuilder.

@michaeltaylor788

Жыл бұрын

He is a god his super strength come mostly from his godhood not his body fat.

@aldrinmilespartosa1578

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeltaylor788 appearance, he looks like a strongman.

@michaeltaylor788

Жыл бұрын

@@aldrinmilespartosa1578 yes he looks like a strong man but creator of god of war probably did not make him a strong man according to one comment on this forum it is hinted that after killing all the giants he had no one to fight so he just drank and got fat like mcu Thor . It’s funny because god of war fans said this Thor is more accurate and realistic than marvel comic and movie Thor 😂.

@goldenbrandon1716

Жыл бұрын

@@aldrinmilespartosa1578 he’s big like that because he’s half giant and a huge drinker lol. I don’t think they went for “strongman”

@aldrinmilespartosa1578

Жыл бұрын

@@goldenbrandon1716 fair enough

I think they wanted to end the norse saga quickly. If they wanted to make the story accurate to norse myth, it'd probably take a total of 3 God of war games. In my opinion, I believe they should've included more norse gods to challenge Kratos and Atreus instead of replacing them with "Champions of Odin".

@Silkl4sh

Жыл бұрын

I kinda disagree. First, this would've watered down the story. Also I don't see any reason why more gods needed to be included. Let's face it. Kratos did not seek to fight them. It was not about revenge and destruction.

@redz5523

Жыл бұрын

@@Silkl4sh exactly

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

I mainly wish the previous game would have used more gods and less trolls

@redz5523

Жыл бұрын

@@ThorTalk Magni, Modi, Baldur, Loki, and Freya is enough in God of war 4 dude

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

@@redz5523 I don’t know. Magni and Modi are just one boss battle. You never fight Loki or even find out he exists until you complete the game. Freyja is just there to assist Baldur and Baldur does get a few fights, but there are ten trolls battles

I love this version of Thor and how he was handled throughout the game. H's an interesting and complex villain who's more than just the evil merciless giant-killing monster he'd made out to be in the previous game But I hate how many people I've seen treat him like he's a 100% accurate depiction of his Norse myth self. Glad you brought up the differences

@andrewbell6561

Жыл бұрын

@Dan N No being an abused misguided and manipulated man who is trying to protect his family while being used by the father he looked up to is complex.

@antona.8659

9 ай бұрын

By Tyr's iron hand... Thou dare not to speak ill of GoW's Thor whilst having that fraudulent jester known as ''MCU Thor'' on his profile. Anyhow, yeah, GoW's Thor wasn't that accurate, but MCU Thor is still all-around garbage after Kenneth Branagh left the franchise.

I think theirs plenty of room out there for different variations of Thor, they don't have to be 100% true to the mythology, and can still be good and intersting. Of course they can also be awful... The mythology itself has mostly been lost, as very little was documented. We only have a handful of stories of Thor, and base his manerisms off of what we have, but they do give a fairly clear indication of the type of character he was and the type of deeds he did, as expressed in this video. Glad to see your videos back missed them while you were focusing on life. Thank you for Thor Talk.

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

Glad to be back making them

Hi Thor ! Really happy to sponsor one of your video :) whether people like the game or not, it's a great job thank you for this video. Personally I love god of war since always, and even if it is far-fetched, it makes me love to see it in the Nordic mythology that I particularly like .

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

I’m glad you liked it. It’s been great working with you

So the thing about his physique is implied that because he killed all the giants (as far as he knows), there's nothing left for him to do except drink. Even though he uses Magni, Modi, and Baldur as reasons to fight Kratos, hearing about how he'll get to fight the guy that destroyed Olympus probably brought back memories to his glory days of killing giants. Which is why the entire first fight he wants Kratos to stop holding back and give him a proper fight. Probably wants to feel like he's useful again and not lazy and useless.

@michaeltaylor788

Жыл бұрын

So he is fat not because he is a strong man like some god of war fans say it’s because after killing all the giants he had no more fights got lazy with no one strong to fight he got fat because of it . 😂 The fight people had about marvel Thor and god of war Thor was stupid proven so with the reason behind got of war Thor fatness he was lazy just like mcu Thor and got fat like him in avengers endgame he is not a strong man 😂.

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

Makes sense and may be the case. Though I’ve seen many argue that he was supposed to be overweight in Norse Mythology due to his ability to eat and drink a lot which is why I brought it up

@michaeltaylor788

Жыл бұрын

@@ThorTalk yet there are no images of him being fat from the time of him being worshiped as shown in your video so it makes no since for some god of war fans to call god of war Thor realistic and or accurate.

@-Bill.

Жыл бұрын

I agree, I think he has just gotten out of shape because he's depressed from having no one to fight anymore. His statues is the GOW universe (which would have been created by people who had actually seen him) are much more slender. He's killed all the giants and was just boozing in the mead hall until he tried to quit drinking for Sif and Thrud. Magni and Modi had very similar builds in GOW.

@michaeltaylor788

Жыл бұрын

@@-Bill. yep people thought he was a strong man for some reason and got into a fight with marvel Thor fans over it so dumb

This depiction is one of the better ones. Way more than the Love and Thunder one. Seriously, the way the MCU is treating Thor is atrocious.

bro the transition to the sponsor segment was so smooth

Now that you mention it, if the giants were portrayed as they were in the mythology, I think that could add a layer of tragedy to their genocide. Perhaps Odin used the actions of a few to paint the entire race as monsters, thus justifying their slaughter to the people of the nine realms. Just a thought.

@vaderdown788

Жыл бұрын

No. Thor mentions in Hárbarðsljóð poem that he kills giants because they would dominate Miðgarðr and kill the men. Thor was feared by giants and trolls that they did not even call him by name according to folklore. He was our first and last line of defense against them. This "they're not evil! Just misunderstood" brand of villainy irritates me to no end.

@kaiserbarbarossa5605

Жыл бұрын

@@vaderdown788 it's a video game. God of war never tried to be 100% mythologicaly accurate.

@vaderdown788

Жыл бұрын

@@kaiserbarbarossa5605 it doesn't matter, this is how information gets watered down, remember that this is some people's first exposure to Norse Mythology. Discrediting accurate information of Norse Mythos because "it's just a video game" makes you no better than the Fortnite kids that see Master Chief and say "hey it's the guy from Fortnite!"

@alexmejia7012

9 ай бұрын

​@@kaiserbarbarossa5605mostly they nailed mythology better than other adaptations

@RajdeepBhandari-bb6zm

9 ай бұрын

​@@alexmejia7012no they didn't

Glad you covered this topic. I enjoyed your previous video on God Of War and the way they portrayed Thor there. I am glad they added a bit of depth to Thor, making him a tragic antagonist and not an outright villain. He's my favorite of the Aesir and I can really relate to him, both the 616 Marvel and mythological counterparts. As you said; an adaptation doesn't necessarily have to be perfect. However, as much as I am fond of the God of War franchise, it has always had the habit of painting the gods in a rather villainous light as compared to their mythological counterpart. I.E.) Cut dialogue in GOW 3 had Zeus apologize to Kratos before the latter kills him. This would've been more accurate to the myths as, despite Zeus's amorous antics, he was still honorable and fair in some ways like when he punished (his son) Tantalus for killing (his grandson) Pelops and serving the latter's flesh to be consumed by the gods. Sadly, Demeter had consumed his shoulder since she was grieving over Persephone and ate the feast unlike the other gods who realized just what they were eating. So Zeus commissioned Hephaestus to make a new shoulder for Pelops out of ivory. Same goes for Athena who was ultimately shown to be a schemer and not much of a fighter whereas, despite her portrayal by way of the Roman poet Ovid as a spiteful goddess, was always actively assisting heroes like Heracles, Perseus, Odysseus and Diomedes in their adventures. Granted, she was an adviser to Kratos in the first game and in 2 she was simply doing her best to protect Olympus from her brother's wrath and vice-versa. As for being a fighter.. Athena held her own during the Gigantonomachy where she buried the Giant Enkelados under a huge rock that is now the island of Sicily. With that out of the way, thank you again for sharing your knowledge and looking forward to more Thor content from you. 🙏

Thank you for this insightful video

This Thor is absolutely amazing.

I stan any version of my GOATEDSON

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

Amen

@AzureHadit

Жыл бұрын

Yep

The God of War game do a more accurate description of Thor in the book or painting.

I wouldn’t have minded Thor being “fat” considering GOW has taking creative liberties with their character designs. What bothered me at first was that Avengers Endgame did a Fat Thor first but as a joke and so seeing GOW do the same thing just felt like a bad call. Do I still feel this way? Not really since this game did a great job with Thor’s character and that he’s really not fat, just has a gut similar to Modern Day Strong Men.

@perroculero7852

Жыл бұрын

If norse mythology was real today historians believe thor would have been fat and extremely strong like this depiction and this worlds “strong men” like Eddie Hall

Do a video on the version of Thor from Vikingdom and the ancient mythological god Hadad. Hadad was an ancient storm god that wielded a stone hammer or axe and slayed a dragon or giant serpent. He was perhaps the basis for the Norse Thor. Sometimes he was called Teshub.

May Bragi keep giving you inspiration, so you can make beautiful videos like that. HAIL THOR!!!

So this view of Thor is accurate only from a certain point of view.

I often wondered how Norse mythology has a significant influence our culture compare to other myths with the exception of Greek and maybe Roman. Its fascinating a bunch of sea fairing Barbarians had so much impact.

@jaylen76

Жыл бұрын

America is a European based culture so not suprise

@thebigivalbowlski

Жыл бұрын

@@jaylen76 nothing wrong with that. We practically owe a lot to those who came up with the idea all men are created equal and enjoying those freedoms

A strong man body isn't optimal for combat. Strong yes but zero endurance and mobility

Maybe a talk of the Vkingdom Thor

@mr.joedirt8583

Жыл бұрын

Yes. I loved that version with Conan Stevens. He was a brute.

Every bandwagon MCU fan who never picked up a comic accepted Fat, Alcoholic, Depressed Thor from Endgame which really cheesed me off. I can't watch that film ever again nor Love and Blunder 😡 That been said I liked the God of War version of Thor and thought Odin should've had a similar build with long grey hair and beard. He looked too wimpy to be ordering Thor around but the game overall was brilliant.

@yu-gi-ohheathen

Жыл бұрын

Trust me they definitely didn't, I hated that version of thor

@mistad309

Жыл бұрын

@@yu-gi-ohheathen Refuse to watch Endgame again cause of what they did to Thor and after Thor Love and Blunder that was me and the MCU finished.

@romansionis2470

Жыл бұрын

From what I've seen most who did accept Fat Thor from Endgame weren't even fans of Thor. It's easier to accept a character being turned into a joke if you're not invested in said character anyway I guess.

great job man :)

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

I’ve never see a game so obviously setup for another game. Maybe they didn’t plan on it, but they absolutely intend to. I can’t be convinced otherwise.

@alexmejia7012

9 ай бұрын

Surprise you were right another game is coming

I like this versión

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

Me too

TBH the Ragnarok wasn't really like a war, it feels like am exploration with more enemies in your way, also thor got little screen time which kinda disappointing

4:25 - A professional trainer even stated that Thor looked like a professional strongman. 5:50 - False! Frigg is Odin's wife! Freya is *implied* to be his aunt in law in actual myth. The treaty between Freyr & Odin would only be binding by marrying in the royal family & Freya & Frigg have been stated to have different spouse. Freya cries tears of gems after her human husband, Odr, was cursed into becoming a dragon by Odin. Freya rules Folkvangr, half of the good afterlife. There wouldn't be 2 good afterlives if they were married. *Freyr* is considered to be king of the Vanir, in some depiction, at the end Aesir-Vanir war. It was said that Frigg was the daughter of the King. 12:40 - Some versions of the story have Loki kill him by accident while practicing Archery while the Jotun was minding his own business far away. 16:52 - False! Not all Jotun were evil. Jord & the giant that led Baldur's funeral never hurt anybody, yet Thor was bigoted against the ladder. Jotun represent Utangard, chaos, while the Aesir represent Innangard, order. Neither were good nor evil. Odin, like Zeus, could be seen as an oppressor just as much of a protector. The only reason Ragnarök happened because he imprisoned Loki's children without justifiable cause. Fenrir was happy just playing with Tyr until he was imprisoned & swore revenge.

@myturn926

Жыл бұрын

Damn you know your shit. Good stuff bro 💪🏾

@insanemakaioshin

Жыл бұрын

@@myturn926 Mythology nerd.

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

I’ll do my best to answer you 1. Thor may look like a professional strongman, but that doesn’t change the fact that the depictions we have of him don’t and the Viking Age people didn’t see many people with that physique. 2. Frigg is indeed Odin’s wife and Freyja is the wife of Odr. I said that Odin’s wife was what the builder would receive for completing the well in time. I said this because I was referring to Jackson Crawford’s translation of the Poetic Edda: “or Odin’s wife would have to be married to a giant”. This is because Jackson Crawford is a proponent of Óðr and Óðinn being the same person. His reasoning is that their names come from the same root (Óðinn is just Óðr with the added suffix inn meaning “the mad one”), the fact that Óðr is often travelling just like Óðinn, the fact that Freyja’s role as chooser of the slain makes more sense if she was Óðinn’s wife, and the fact that Óðinn has been known to use different names. Óðr is actually only mentioned once or twice in primary sources and his backstory of being the husband Freyja cries after only appears in Snorri’s Prose Edda which is a mostly secondary source. Snorri was writing long after the Viking Age and there are some clear instances where he misinterpreted the information. On top of that Freyja is called Odin’s concubine in a later source Sörla þáttr eða Heðins saga ok Högna (not as reliable, but some evidence). Plus there is the big fact that Freyja and Frigg were likely the same goddess at one point as there are times when details about them are mixed up in the sources (Frigg was once said to have Freyja’s famous falcon cloak). Though they are definitely separate goddesses by the time of the Viking Age as they interact with each other in Lokesanna. Freyja is identified as the goddess on the line in the trade with the Builder in the Prose Edda, but not in Voluspa as the goddess is only identified as “Óð’s girl” or “Óðs mey gefna”. Again Crawford chose to identify Óðr as Odin in his translation. I made the mistake of not comparing it with the old Norse and other translations. I would prefer not to leave anything up for debate, but I thought I’d speak a bit in Crawford’s defense before I blamed his translation. I have no idea where the story of Óðr being turned into a dragon by Óðinn comes from. Given that it’s not within the Poetic Edda, I’d guess that it’s a newer story. Frigg’s father is Fjorgynn and Freyr is not the king of the Vanir. He, Freyja, and Njordr join the Aesir after the war. The Vanir as entity are complicated so I’m just going to leave that one alone for now. 3. I’m not familiar with that story, but the one referenced in the Prose Edda and Poetic Edda is the one I discussed. I would also point out that Loki has all his sins washed away in God of War as well, so I would expect a similar outcome regardless. 4. I never claimed all the Jotnar were evil. They aren’t, but they are the enemies of the gods and humanity. They can do bad things and have (I mentioned a few). The gods can do bad things and have. Humans can do bad things and have. Odin imprisoned Loki’s children to stop the destruction that they would cause and though that may have put them on the path to Ragnarök, not doing this would not have stopped it. Unlike in God of War, fate is not changeable in Norse Mythology. It is set and none can escape it. Ragnarök would have happened regardless. Also I forgot to include this part, but Thor was tempted to kill Hyrrokin (the latter Jotun) because when she pushed Balder’s funeral ship, the rollers caught on fire and the earth shook. The Jotnar are enemies of the Aesir regardless of whether or not they are “good”. Thor’s enemy just made the earth shake and set a fire. That’s enough to put anyone on edge, but again he left her alone. Hope that cleared some things up

@insanemakaioshin

Жыл бұрын

@@ThorTalk Okay. 2. Fjorgynn is also a title that Jord is called, so it’s not a name.

@michaeltaylor788

Жыл бұрын

@@ThorTalk this all started as a fight between god of war fan and marvel fan with god of war fans defending there Thor by saying he is realistic but I think Thor fat body is the result of drinking to much and not fighting powerful warriors (like mcu movies Thor 😂)because the giants are all dead which I think a logic god of war fan pointed it out on this forum.

could you also cover dc comics version of Thor also Image comics.

Hey man what did you think of his death? Do you think part of his soul can go into Mjölnir ?

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

I would have preferred if he had survived or at least gotten to be involved in the fight against Odin. As for his soul, I don’t think that will happen, but there’s room to do it if they want to

@andray310

Жыл бұрын

@@ThorTalk fersure. Don’t you think his death was different then any of the other gods we’ve killed though? It seemed to do a different animation then the other

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

It was definitely unique, but I think the developers just wanted us to be certain that he was dead. Usually a god will get brutally torn apart and we definitely know that they are dead, but Thor was just stabbed and I actually thought he might survive until he disappeared

@andray310

Жыл бұрын

@@ThorTalk yeah I was thinking the same thing. Leaves the devs room to do a lot. Thanks for the feedback !

As much as Thor ate and drank he definitely had a belly. What a nitpick.

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

Eating and drinking a lot does not always equal a belly when you’re dealing with gods (See Hercules and Indra). Plus while Thor was capable of putting down a lot of food and drink, he didn’t do it all that often. Again he was absent from many feasts and was out battling Jotnar without much food or drink. Again regardless of what seems to make sense to our sensibilities, the Viking Age Scandinavians did not seem to think of him as having a belly

@Dice_roller

4 ай бұрын

​@@ThorTalkÍndra's physically described to have a large stomach, though.

can you do superboy prime vs cosmic king thor or phoenix king thor vs strange visitor superman

My favorite depiction of my favorite god

I feel none of this Norse gods can really step to kratos Uno? They have to threaten things he cares about to deal with him. The Greeks really put the work in

They need to make a game where you play as this thor

My biggest issue with God of War's adaptation is not so much how he looks...it's how he SOUNDS. At first, I half expected him to have the same form of speech Kratos had; poetic and lyrical (something akin to Shakespeare or typical epic fantasy dialogue.) Instead, I hear him and Odin talking like a couple of Average Joes straight out of the 21st Century; complete with slang

If you want a norse story, Dark Souls reminds me of them, they have the serpent, the Ragnarok the outsiders and more. I actually liked the jewelry. GoWR's Odin is cringe material for sure. Something interesting was your take on the Jotuns, pretty current day writting indeed, that storytelling infantilizing a race is the same problem Rousseau had inherited to Feuerbach and Marx and more, you still see it on Avatar's bad writting and their good savage myth, it is almost like California uses their politics into the culture as some french communists said they should.

I don't think it matters whether it is completely accurate. That doesn't make it a flaw.

I personally love this Thor

@ThorTalk

Жыл бұрын

Me too

You should talk about unworthy thor or when Thor punches mjornir into submission for your next video.

Thor might transcends time and space itself

They need to make a game where you play as thor

He was described as being strong and stout. He'd look more like the dude that is the strongest man in the world right now. Eddie...something. he's got a YT channel. He's a weight lifter, he had a boxing match with another weight lifter. But G.o.W's Thor would probably be most what Thor looked like. It's impossible to eat and drink as much as Thor is portrayed to in both Eddas and have washboard abs. LOL. I mean bro kept two immortal goats or cows, I forget which at the moment, that he'd kill an eat bcz when he kept the bones intact they'd regenerate by morning. You're not eating that much and having a 6 pack. 😂😂😂

this thor would manhandle both hulk and thanos at the same time

At least it's not the comic book version. Though this one is a sad disheveled drunken lout it's still closer to actual mythos than turd marvel lays.

@antona.8659

9 ай бұрын

The comic-book version, in case you mean the actual comics and not the MCU nonsense, is thousands times more accurate to the Eddas and general perception of Thor in Norse Paganism. For starters, much like he was perceived by the Germanic people, in Marvel Comics Thor is the god of common men. When he was not on his godly duties, he would live among men as the healer (Don Blake) and help those in need. Second, he's described as the protector of mankind in the Eddas, and that's pretty much his main motto in Marvel Comics. GoW's Thor let Odin enslave common folk and Thor never showed any care for them. Third, Germanic Thor is a hard-working man who loves his family and children. Marvel's Thor works as hard as hard can get and then comes back home to spend time with his family - including his children, which he has in future or alternate timelines. GoW's Thor is lazy, slothful, whiny, and has no qualms about abusing his children. And then there are more superficial aspects, like GoW's Thor not having Thor's signature belt while Marvel's Thor does. Also stories which never occurred in GoW's universe but did happen in Marvel Comics. Like the story of Loki shaving Sif's hair and Thor making him fix that. The story of Utgard's contest, the story of Thrym's bride, Thor befriending Thalfe (Roskva unfortunately wasn't included in those stories; dunno why), etc.

It's a strongman build. Just because he ain't cut like a Greek statue doesn't mean he aint strong and fit.

I liked the Thor character, but they could've done so much more with him and not have him be a companion for a Atreus most of the time, they could've made him like Balder where you could've fought several times and have good fights, but they made him a companion for Atreus and the second Thor fight was so lame and a lot of the fights in the game were mediocre at best. They should've done a 3-part series for the Norse saga where Balder is the first villain in the first game and Thor the second game and Odin the third game. They tried to fit everything in this game, and it came out bland, there's no character development in Thor just that he's big and powerful and has a mighty hammer now we do see some interactions with Sif and Thrud and him trying to be better, but they could've made him similar to Balder where we could have 3 or 4 fights or more instead of 2 which one of the fights is mediocre. If Thor is post to be this mighty warrior god, then they sure made him a coward. The fact that we get epic fights in GOW 2018 and only get mediocre fights in Ragnarök is such a disappointment, they should Honestly redo this game and just make the main villain Thor like balder was in 2018 then make a third game which Odin is the main villain.

Thor Talk, seeing a fat Thor, with an incoherent Norse figure with a lack of details in hand: NO NO NO…. NO!!! AAAUUUUGGGH THIS IS NOT HOW THIS IS SUPPOSED TO GO! (edit) Jokes aside, it’s a fair analysis, and I like this portrayal as well, perhaps one of the more accurate depictions in media, but also being a great character in line of the story and personality. I just wish we got to see his belt and his chariot pulled by goats.

Obese? Have you ever seen a picture of the world's strongest man? Thor looks just like them.

Thor isn’t fat

I'm late to the party, but I'm not gonna defend the design by the usual "soyboy" ad nauseam answers of "That's how a REAL STRONKMAN looks" or "IT'S MYTH ACCURATE" (while also defending the physique by saying "There's so few we actually know of those myths" if you decide to hold your grounds a bit), I believe the reason is a bit more copyright-linked. Yes, Marvel didn't created Thor, we know that, but even if you're public domain, the way a certain person created your design is his intellectual property, wich means a studio not dealing with Marvel cannot make Thor blonde muscled up with red cape and winged helmet. A good exhibit A is IDW's Ragnarok : Last God Standing, wich I hope you'll cover someday. In this comic book, Tör is brought back from the Ragnarok a few thousand years afterward to save a young girl from an eternity of suffering, therefore he's a Draugr, wich means he's a skeleton with white hair and the bottom jaw missing (basically Nordic Raziel) plus all-clad in blue and silver, and Mjolnir as sharp edges to be different from Marvel's Mjolnir. And given the man behind that comic is Walter Simonson, he has even more reason to make sure his Thor is not like Marvel's if he wants to avoid problems. You also have a Norwegian film called "Valhalla" in wich Thor has short brown hair and wears beige to brown outfits to look more like the common folk and probably also to avoid a lawsuit. And I believe Sony did this version for the same reason, they're a big company, they work with Marvel, you don't want to end a relationship that gave you a highly profitable video game (Marvel's Spider-Man) because they'd believe you're trying to steal their IP. And also, it creates outrage marketing around that appearance, because "there's no such things as bad publicity".

Way I see it, it's actually a strong man build, not that he's fat. Basically, his physique is designed for efficiency rather than appearance

Bro showed a Bleach clip?!

@ThorTalk

Ай бұрын

I take any excuse to show my favorite anime

@Shinigami-gm9mf

Ай бұрын

@@ThorTalk lovely! I think Ichigo and Thor would go hand in hand in a possible crossover story.

@ThorTalk

Ай бұрын

Kubo did do a promotional image for the Loki tv series with Aizen, so it’s closer than one would think. Maybe one day

@Shinigami-gm9mf

Ай бұрын

@@ThorTalk could I come into contact with you on Discord or Instagram?

I really really wanted Asgard to be like marvel also I wanted to own Mjolnir but the combact team said that was too easy so they gave us the spear also I didn’t like that atreus was Loki that went nowhere we could’ve had Loki in this saga more accurate

Can you do a video on what you think is the best Thor movie.

Better than the MCU

@BacktoBack_Daishō

Жыл бұрын

I'll drink to that

I'm glad you did this i'm sick and tired of people praising this game for it's accurate Thor portrayal, imo he should look more how Magni was but bigger in the 2018 game. And Thor was sposed to have Fierce red eyes instead he had sad eyes.

@michaeltaylor788

Жыл бұрын

Yup people who did not read Norse myth or wrongly interpreted it there way say it was accurate myth never said Thor was fat nuff said.

@Pastamist

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@@michaeltaylor788He’s not fat. Thor shouldn’t look like the ripped, aesthetic comic book male people think “strength” defines; a strongman’s build reflects true strength- some of the strongest men in the world look a lot like Thor of GoW, and they have a big gut, but this isn’t so much fat as it is muscle.

@michaeltaylor788

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@@Pastamist he was not a strong man according to a player in this comment section it is hinted that he got lazy and began to eat and just drink with no powerful giants to fight anymore which made him fat he was not supposed to be a strong man.

@Pastamist

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@@michaeltaylor788 I did see that comment, I know of what you speak of. As much as it makes sense, I feel as though that’s headcanon as I’m not sure of any confirmation from behind the set. That is, we do know he let himself go; Thor is miserable- but we don’t know if that 100% contributed to how he was built in the series.

@michaeltaylor788

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@@Pastamist yea people say this god of war Thor is realistic but the video show that mythical Thor not being fat at all idols of him are skinny and the Norse did like the Greeks did not have many or at all fat heroes or warriors. Thor strength come from being the Norse god of strength and his belt not from being realistic

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@ThorTalk

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I personally can't stand the MCU Thor. He is a goofy joke. The MCU is all about feminism and diversity and the other social justice garbage.

@justlivinglife5609

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MCU Thor sure as fuck wasn't a goofy joke in his first two movies or Infinity War. And you clearly don't know bloody shit about the MCU if you think that's all it is

The game sucks. The story, at least. But hey, anything, even the worst of of the worst, will still be better than Thor Ragnajoke.

@InternetNinja100

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also gameplay to

@antona.1327

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@@InternetNinja100 oh, god... If someone told 12-year-old me that one day the whole world will say the best GOW game is the one where you spend half the time playing as a teenage boy trying to find friends, I'd laugh out loud. I'm not laughing anymore.

@InternetNinja100

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@@antona.1327 at least you can return to the old games

@KamenRider1

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@@InternetNinja100 I miss Greek God of War. I like that Kratos has mellowed out and found peace but nothing beats the sheer rage he had when he was in Greece and voiced by TC Carson.

"Thor Talk" huh? lol if there were anyone's take to listen to on this it's yours ^

Odin chose Thor as his enforcer? Yeah okay he’s also Odins Son, but we just brush that under the rug I guess.

Why am I (the gamer) being told to kill Thor?? A fat blob joke Thor at that? Scratches head.. someone is anti Viking movements. This is propaganda at its finest.