God Of War Ragnarok Trailer

So Ragnarok has been partially released with hopefully much more to come when released to Xbox. In the trailer we see many creatures such as the Griffin Highlight, Ice Wyvern, Polar Bear, and Ice Worms. But at one point in the trailer around 19 seconds in, you see a scene following a dungeon setting where a man wearing full armor and holding a gun has a small creature on his shoulder. I like the looks of this creature and can't wait to get one because it is my goal to have every carry-able creature possible. I was wondering if anyone had any Idea what this creature was because I can't find anything that looks like it or fits it's physical description. I thought at one point it might be a baby Griffin but I wasn't sure. If anyone knows 100% please tell me, and if not give me some guesses on what it may be. Here is the trailer to save you some time, watch at 0:19-0:21 and give me your ideas!

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Santa Monica Studios has finally updated their fans with their first trailer of God of War: Ragnark. I, for one, have been excited for the next entry in the series since I finished the previous game. Seeing the trailer has only made me more excited. The first thing we see is an older Atreus bringing home food for him and Kratos. Ragnarok is coming along with a BUNCH of other threats from their time in God of War (2018).

Similarly, the world of Midgard has evolved since God of War. Spurred on by Ragnarok, the mythical land is trapped in winter, with many of the bodies of water that Kratos and his son sailed across in the first game having frozen over. Instead of using a boat to get around, the father and son duo now have a sled pulled by two wolves. Players will apparently explore more of Midgard in Ragnarok, with multiple environments being shown during the trailer.

It's been a couple years since we've seen Thor and Hulk, who were the only two Avengers that didn't appear in Captain America: Civil War. Now, Thor is back in his third solo adventure, Thor: Ragnarok. It's coming to theaters on November 3. Today, a teaser trailer for the upcoming film was released--which you can watch here--and we're breaking it all down for you.

Thor couldn't be more pleased with his opponent. He yells, "Yes! We know each other! He's a friend from work." This adds a fun, light-hearted tone to the trailer. Hopefully, there is a whole lot more of this.

God of War was released in 2018 as a soft reboot to the beloved mythology-based hack and slash franchise. It made the game a story-based blockbuster that reinvented its main protagonist and delivered one of the best games of all-time in terms of fan and critical reception. A trailer for its sequel, God of War: Ragnark released, and it unveiled plenty of details and surprises.

Whether you're a fan of Norse mythology, or just love God of War, the trailer had plenty of secrets and reveals that viewers either overlooked, or many didn't have the proper context or knowledge to dissect what they were seeing.

Updated September 25, 2022 by Lucas Olah: During a State Of Play released by Sony on September 13, we've got a new trailer for God Of War: Ragnark. This trailer was more focused on the story, presenting more of how Atreus' actions will lead to the end of the Norse world, while still showing us some gameplay and previews of what seem to be key moments from the new game. From that, we got a few more details along with the plot, and here are some that may have gone unnoticed, along with some that are worth pointing out.

Not the most hidden of details, but still worth mentioning. The trailer shows gameplay segments where the other God of War tags along for the ride. The shots are quick, but he seems to accompany us similarly to how Freya does in the previous game. However, considering his also a god of war, and he's (probably) not cursed with being unable to fight, there's a good chance he'll help in combat, but that still remains to be seen.

Due to behind-the-scenes knowledge, this entry could be considered spoilers for the next game, so be warned. During the trailer, a mysterious figure appears at Kratos' house and is greeted at the door by Atreus. He stays in the shadows, so only his silhouette is seen, but he also narrates a part of the trailer. Judging by his appearance, his words, and his voice, it's very likely that he's none other than Odin. The way he talks about our protagonists leads to the conclusion, and also his looks and voice are reminiscent of Richard Schiff, who is already confirmed to be the Allfather himself.

This game will be the end of the Norse saga in God of War, something already confirmed from behind-the-scenes. Another part that is also confirmed is that every realm will be available (source from PlayStation Blog). After all, it's the last chance we have to see them all. Svartalfheim is shown in the trailers and images released, and some places remind us of Vanaheim as seen in Freya's house. With that, Asgard is likely a place most of the fans want to see, and it's only a matter of time before we experience it.

Or they could be allied with Freya as well, but Odin is more likely, as they mention the Allfather during their appearance. The last option is being allied to both, considering Freya couldn't harm others in the previous game thanks to Odin, but she appears in the trailers fighting, suggesting that she's no longer bound like she used to.

Towards the end of the trailer, we see two giant wolves briefly mentioned in Tyr's vault in during the previous game, although you may have enough information about it if you went for all the hidden myths (or if you know Norse Myths already). Skll and Hati chase the sun and the moon respectively, and they'll complete this task on Ragnark. Curiously, they're sons of Fenrir, who is a son of Loki, who is Atreus in the games, but it's hard to tell if this is how things will go in the game since this series is known for taking creative liberties. That and Atreus is too young and doesn't have any children.

Our favorite talking head appears in the trailer as well, though it doesn't have too much focus on him. In fact, he doesn't appear all that much, especially considering that he isn't always at our side. There are shots where Kratos has Mimir on his belt and some shots where he's simply not there. It's hard to say why, but it is noticeable. Whether something bad happened, or he's just hanging out somewhere else, only the game can tell us.

A new game means there will be plenty of new enemies to take down. Alongside the foes players became familiar with in 2018's God of War, the new trailer showcased many of these old enemies but did also sprinkle in a few new enemy designs.

Kratos and Atreus can be seen walking towards a bridge in the trailer, and at that moment two ravens can be seen flying away, right above Kratos' head. These are more than likely Huginn and Muninn, two ravens that belong to Odin, and serve as his eyes and source of intel in and around Midgard and the other realms.

In the trailer, there's a combat highlight that shows Atreus conjuring up an elk summon. Not only does this elk fight on his behalf, but Atreus can also be seen mounting the ethereal beast and using it to gain an advantage on his enemies. It's unclear if this is his only summon, or if this will be a way in which the game showcases his growth as a warrior and a trickster.

Trailers intentionally pace themselves to deliver moments that pop, at certain intervals throughout. A moment in the God of War: Ragnarok trailer that dazzled was when Kratos and Atreus were seen using a sled with wolves to traverse frozen land.

In the trailer, toward the end, Kratos frees Tyr and as the massive god gets to his feet it's clear that he still has both of his hands. This means that players will likely witness the moment in which Tyr loses a limb.

The girl who appears at the end of the trailer is Angrboda. In Norse mythology, she serves as a romantic partner to Loki, the real identity of Atreus, which was revealed in the final chapters of the 2018 soft reboot. It's unclear if that relationship will blossom in the sequel, or if she serves a different purpose to the game's overall narrative.

The Beauty and the Beast trailer was the previous 24-hour record-holder for Disney with 127.6 million views. Star Wars: The Force Awakens was viewed 112 million times in that time frame. Captain America: Civil War held the previous Marvel record with 94 million views.

But the first trailer isn't just about new villains. The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) is back and in a big way! He's been fighting in these sort of gladiator matches, which are put on by Jeff Goldblum's Grandmaster, who runs the underworld of Sakaar. The crowd seems to love the green guy, which means he's been fighting for quite some time and could even be a local hero.

Marvel Studios has just shared the first trailer for Thor: Ragnarok, the third solo film starring the Asgardian hero. While the last two movies kept finding excuses to bring him down to Midgard (that's Earth to us mortals), this one sends him zipping around the cosmos.

The first Thor: Ragnarok stills shocked fans by showing the Asgardian hero without his beloved Mjolnir, and the first Thor: Ragnarok trailer reveals exactly what happened to it: it was destroyed in a battle with Hela.

Speaking of Hela, the new trailer offers our first look at the villain, whom comics fans might recognize as the Goddess of Death. She's played by Cate Blanchett and like most characters played by Cate Blanchett, she looks fabulous.

Between the classic rock soundtrack (Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song"), Froot Loops color palette, and quirky sense of humor, Thor: Ragnarok feels almost like a third Guardians of the Galaxy movie. There are also shades of Star Wars when Thor crash-lands on the planet, while comics fans on Twitter have compared the new trailer to the work of Jack Kirby and Walt Simonson. ff782bc1db