Odin does, however, find Mimir’s head after the battle and reanimates it. He asks the head of Mimir for advice — including advice on how to handle Ragnarök — but Mimir himself doesn’t ...

As noted, Mimir used to be an adviser to Odin and ambassador to other realms. Odin proved to be a hard guy to work with, though. The Giants prophesied Ragnarok would see Odin killed, which made ...

It's here that DC fans can encounter several key mythical Easter eggs that Marvel hasn't gotten around to treating correctly, including the head of Mimir, Vidarr's boots, Odin's crows, and many more.

Mimir gives him the TL;DR of God of War: Ragnarok -- that Odin is dead thanks to Kratos -- and Tyr responds by saying he needs space to process this information. If you visit the other realms, you ...

Mimir (Image credit: Sony) Back when his head was still attached to his body, the smartest man alive assisted Odin in some pretty atrocious acts, including chaining up an innocent creature and ...

From what can be inferred from the trailer, Odin seems to be as shrewed and cunning as described by Mimir in the previous God of War title. The Allfather seems to have his way with words, judging ...

According to ancient texts, Ragnark will always result in the death of Norse gods Odin, Thor, Tr, Freyr, Heimdall, and Loki.In God of War Ragnark, some of these deaths come to pass, while others ...

Odin is especially upset to learn that the beat has been freed, ... Again, that theory is seemingly supported by the following scene in which Kratos meets up with Freya and Mimir.

What makes the Odin that is featured in God of War Ragnarok so intriguing is that he is not a one-dimensional, mustache-twirling villain, but someone with a very understandable goal.

God of War Ragnarok’s “The Weight of Chains” side quest is one of the game’s best. Here’s how to start it, and why it’s worth your time.