#GOD OF WAR CHARACTERS PS4#

We also got a look at Tyr in the new trailer. Angrboda will be voiced by Laya DeLeon Hayes. It’ll be interesting to see how God of War Ragnarok marks her connection to Atreus over the course of the game. In Norse mythology she’s usually depicted as Loki’s lover, and the mother of creatures such as Jormungandr, the World Serpent, and Fenrir, the mighty wolf. In the truest form to Norse mythology that video games have yet seen him, Thor is an immense man who’ll be voiced by Ryan Hurst (Sons of Anarchy, The Walking Dead).Īnother new face we’ve yet to learn much about is Angrboda, a young giant and one of the last of her kind. After Kratos offed Magni and Modi in 2018’s title, it was only going to be so long before big papa Thor came calling.

The other main villain? Well that’d be this guy. She’s still extremely unhappy with Kratos for taking down her son Baldur, and in Ragnarok will play the role of one of the main antagonists. He returns to provide the slightly older and more confident voice to the growing Greek-Norse hybrid god.Īnother returning voice actor is Danielle Biscutti, who returns as the vengeful Freya. What’s stayed the same, however, is his voice actor: Sunny Suljic. Quite a bit of time has passed since the end of God of War, and Atreus has grown quite a bit since we last saw him. Christopher Judge reprises his role as Kratos, so you can expect the same deeply resonant and somber tones to rumble from him once more.

#GOD OF WAR CHARACTERS PS4#

It’s a shame that such a logical, consistent, well-done, yet still different character design still seems to be a lightning rod of controversy, but since this is becoming a bit of a talking point at the moment, let our final word on the matter be that God of War: Ragnarok‘s Thor looks amazing and that we can’t wait to see more of him whenever the game is eventually released for PS4 and PS5.After finally pulling the weathered cloak off God of War Ragnarok during last night’s PlayStation Showcase, Santa Monica Studio have released character art and the cast details for the second stage of Kratos’ Norse journey.įirst up we have the return of the big man himself, Kratos, though as we’ll see shortly, he’s far from the biggest man on this particular venture. He looks like he’s going to be one of Kratos’ toughest challenges yet, and we can’t wait to see these two face off in what should be a truly epic battle. Whereas Hemsworth’s look in Endgame was mostly played for laughs (which is honestly pretty much how many body types are still treated in mainstream media when they’re portrayed at all), it’s pretty clear that this point that Ragnarok‘s Thor is no laughing matter.

That really is the best thing about this design. ytxHDAY9wl- ThatOldGamerGuy September 10, 2021 The dad bod (now officially god bod) community.

It’s nice to see someone who is badass but also has fluff. Please, JUST ONCE, let us fluffy guys have a character who looks like us and isn’t a joke character. To the people hating on Thor’s look in #GodofWar … Actually, the majority of people seem to be rushing to the defense of Thor’s design via hilarious and accurate observations. While some are saying that they’re not going to buy God of War: Ragnarok due to their belief that this design is somehow mocking Thor, Vikings, and (in some especially sad cases), human males everywhere, we highly doubt that PlayStation Studios is sweating the heat. Not only are there various body types in the world, but the popular perception of what kinds of people have what body types and how we perceive their abilities based on a quick look at those body types has become warped to the point of absurdity. That’s certainly how we’re used to seeing such characters portrayed in most modern forms of entertainment, despite the fact that some of the strongest, toughest, and most athletically impressive people in the real world look nothing like on-screen superheroes. In their mind, Thor should be a muscular warrior with abs that cut diamonds and biceps that would have gotten him kicked out of the WWF in the early ’90s. Look, you probably already know what the dissenters are saying. Of course, that brings us to the main controversy at the moment: the divide between those who love this design and those who look at it and simply see “Fat Thor” (a label also applied to Chris Hemsworth’s aforementioned look in Avengers: Endgame). I mean – Mimir straight up called Thor a 'fat dobber' in the previous game, why do people act surprised now to see the God of Thunder having a beer belly? #GodofWarRagnorok /Xj6nGTWGNn- Alex R September 10, 2021

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