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Tyr Uses All His Mythology Weapons On Kratos - God of War Valhalla 4K 60FPS Ultra HD includes the full story, ending and final boss of the game. The game was played, recorded and edited by Gamer’s Little Playground team. We recorded the game in 4K 60FPS on Steam PC. In short, the video includes the full game, ending and all story related scenes. The video includes the ending, full story, all cutscenes, final boss, all bosses, no commentary, all missions and all cinematics. 🌟 DESCRIPTION🌟 00:00 – Channel Intro 00:12 – Shield And Spear 01:52 – Macuahuitl 03:33 – Khopesh 06:11 – Katana 10:49 – Ending Source information for the weapons   / tyrs_weapons   Macuahuitl: The macuahuitl was a weapon used by Mesoamerica societies such as the Aztecs, Toltec and Mayans in close range combat. Literally meaning “hand wood”, it’s sides often contained blades made of obsidian, sharper than a razor blade. Used in wars for hundreds of years, such as the Spanish conquest, this weapon became a staple of great civilizations like the Aztecs. It is a completely unique weapon as it’s not technically a club or a sword, but more a combination of both. The Mayan God of War, Buluc Chabtan, is claimed to be stronger than all the other gods of war in any other religion, and can be seen depicted with a Macuahuitl. Perhaps Tyr earned his respect and was gifted this weapon by him. That’s an encounter with Kratos I would love to see happen. Khopesh: A unique fighting style for Tyr, as he duel wields blades known as Khopesh. A sickle shaped sword developed in Ancient Egypt, derived from battle axes. The most popular weapon during this time, as was often used with a chariot, the combination that helped forge an empire in Ancient Egypt. Various pharaohs and gods have been depicted with Kopesh’ in hand, and they were so valued some have even been found in tombs and graves. Derived from the word “leg” because of its shape, this seems to be a very significant weapon for Tyr as he calls it his “cherished weapon”. The name also must be symbolic, as Tyr has already admitted to Garm taking one of his arms, perhaps he had lost a leg in Egypt as well. This is highly likely as Anubis, the Egyptian god of death, is often depicted with Khopesh and the head of a hound or wolf. It seems Tyr has a bad history with celestial wolves. This would also explain how Tyr is able to get into Valhalla without Mimir’s knowledge of his death, and be part of the technicality that Tyr describes.Tyr must have been killed and revived by Anubis. It seems that these Khopesh were also imbued with power by Ra, the Egyptian Sun god, as Tyr has the ability to black out entire areas of the arena, leaving light only in small parts while wielding them. Katana(Kusanagi no Tsurugi)- Another stop on Tyr’s journey through other realms and pantheons was in Japan, as for his final weapon, Tyr pulls out a long Katana. The katana, characterized by its long curved blade, traditionally over two feet long, and is equipped with a long handle to wield with two hands. In Japanese culture, they are regarded as more than a blade, they are also a work of art. It’s possible the blade that Tyr wields is the Kusanagi-no- Tsurugi, a legendary blade that is considered one of the three scared treasures of Japan. It was found inside the Yamata no Orochi, an eight headed serpent who terrorized the lands. The sword is a symbol of valour, or bravery, which Tyr displayed plenty of when traveling across pantheons to whole new lands. Or perhaps it was Tyr himself who slayed the eight headed beast. Another pantheon full of potential to be explored in the future. Shield And Spear: The most famous of Tyr’s weapons and how he was often depicted are with his shield and spear. In the prophecy, we saw Tyr leading an army at Ragarnok using this infamous spear. It is of Norse design and making, rather than the Greek design many believe it to be. Tyr is not only the norse god of war, but also of Law and Justice, and I believe these tools represent this well. His will to attack and find justice for the norse people with his spear, but also a shield to protect and provide law and order with. Spears were the most common weapon used by Viking warriors, so it makes sense their God of War used and was often depicted with one. It’s his most commonly used weapon in your fights with him but he seems almost passive while using them. ________________________________ 🔔 Remember to Subscribe and hit the bell! 🔔 _________________________________ 📋 HASHTAGS 📋 #godofwarragnarok #gowragnarok #kratos