In the midst of the great saga of ‘God of War‘, Mimir emerges as a unique and captivating character. Even though he’s just a head, he plays a vital role in the epic journey of Kratos and his son Atreus.
Accompanying them on their adventures, Mimir is not only a wise oracle, but also a loyal ally, contributing his knowledge and insight.
Who is Mimir?
Mimir, a talking head – Image: The Enemy/Reproduction
Mimir is, in fact, decapitated, but his mind and consciousness remain intact. His body was sacrificed so he could continue to live, and now he is carried by the God of War as a kind of spectral guide.
This peculiarity adds a fascinating layer to the narrative, as Mimir brings a touch of humor, wisdom and a unique perspective, even though he is just a head hanging from Kratos’ waist.
A body for the head
However, recently, the fan community was surprised by an intriguing image that circulated on the Reddit.
A talented fan of the series decided to imagine what Mimir would look like with a complete body. Surprisingly, the artist gave Mimir what his head was missing.
Other fans below commented that this could be the body of Baldur, the antagonist of the first game who was killed by Kratos.
The head gained body – Image: Reddit, ‘God of War’/Reproduction
This artistic interpretation generated lively discussions among fans. Some expressed surprise and admiration at the artist’s ability to bring the idea of a complete Mimir to life, while others were amused by Baldur’s body choice.
After all, the duality between Mimir, a wise and benevolent ally, and Baldur, a stubborn enemy, creates an intriguing dynamic in fans’ imaginations.
Comments on Reddit were filled with enthusiasm and creativity, highlighting how the ‘God of War’ community continues to nurture the love for the series, even between game releases.
Furthermore, such artistic expression shows how fans are able to appropriate the narrative and add their personal touch to the ‘God of War’ universe.
In short, Mimir continues to captivate fans not only as a character essential in history, but also as a source of inspiration for the artistic expression of the community.
