Mimir

When first introduced, Mimir can be difficult to spot. His naked body is twisted through the trunks of a tall, multi-stemmed tree, looking as though the two have grown together. His head, chest, and one leg are exposed, but his flesh has become bruised, pockmarked, or overrun with green mould.

Thick stems bind his shoulders and elbows, suspending his arms away from his body. His mossy hands are left free, and are the only part of himself that Mimir is capable of moving besides his head.

Mimir is bald, with an overgrown dark grey beard and moustache which are ragged and unkempt. He appears to be in his early seventies, with bushy eyebrows and large bags under his eyes. Mimir’s left eye socket is open and empty, and the iris of his right eye is a brightly glowing circle of gold. Two small, ivory horns protrude from his forehead, and curve back toward the crown of his head before coming to a tapered point. The smoothly rounded surfaces of his horns have been engraved with knotted patterns, and his bare head has rows of faded runes tattooed in greyish blue.

After Mimir’s head is severed from his body, Kratos takes some thin rope and knots it around Mimir’s horns and the base of his skull, hanging the head from his belt with Mimir facing outward on Kratos’ right-hand side. Unusually his audio tends to be from the left (this is likely due to camera placement). When they step into a boat, Kratos hands Mimir over to Atreus, and Atreus places him on the seat beside him.