God of War Ragnarok’s latest Japanese is a wonderful surprise that is shockingly upbeat in all the best ways.
Shared on PlayStation Japan’s Twitter, the trailer features footage of God of War Ragnarok placed in between scenes of three men dancing and singing in a beautiful and colorful forest and mountainous setting. Saying any more would ruin the joy and surprise of it all, so here it is for your viewing pleasure!
「ごっど・おぶ・うぉー らぐなろくのうた」
クレイトスには一人の子♪
ひろみちさんは
僕らのおにいさんで、
おとうさんでした。
PS5™/PS4®『ゴッド・オブ・ウォー ラグナロク』11月9日（水）発売！！#GOWR #GOWRデカい#ひろみちさんの懐もデカい pic.twitter.com/bCFvpgHwyZ
— プレイステーション公式 (@PlayStation_jp) November 2, 2022
Now, just like me, you will have this catchy and wonderful song stuck in your head as you prepare return to the adventures of Kratos and Atreus on November 9 when God of War Ragnarok is officially released.
This trailer follows another surprising one from yesterday, November 1, that featured Ben Stiller, LeBron James, John Travolta, and their kids in a counseling session led by Stiller in full Kratos attire.
As we mentioned, God of War Ragnarok is nearly upon us, and in our final preview, we said that, in its first five hours, the much-anticipated sequel “delivered an engaging, emotional story with portions of Kratos violently ripping things in half sprinkled in during the touching opening moments.”
For more, check out God of War Ragnarok’s graphics and performance options, how Sony Santa Monica dealt with Atreus’ voice actor’s changing voice, and our breakdown of the story so far.
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Adam Bankhurst is a news writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @AdamBankhurst and on Twitch.
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