Juicy nokken Meaning in God Of War: In God of War: Ragnarok, Kratos and Atreus are stuck in a harsh winter, and the end of the world is just around the corner.
They can’t stop thinking about whether or not they can stop Ragnarok and the last battle of the nine realms. What does Atreus have to do with all this? Will the mosaic come to life, or is there a way to stop fate?
Juicy nokken in God of war meaning
If you’ve talked to Sindri, one of the dwarf blacksmiths who has helped Kratos and Atreus maintain and improve their armor over the past five years, he will tell you why his twin brother Brok isn’t with him.
Brok has apparently been kicked out of Alfheim, so Sindri has to take care of Kratos’ armor by herself.
Sindri is surprised by Atreus’s question about why Brok isn’t allowed. He asks Atreus in a weak way if he knows what juicy nokken is. Atreus admits he doesn’t. Sindri says that the elves of Alfheim didn’t know what a juicy nokken was until Brok told them. And then was banned right away for his protest.
Atreus asks for an explanation, but before Sindri can answer, Papa Kratos cuts her off with a quick, firm “no.” This leaves us to figure out what else is going on.
It’s likely that the phrase “juicy nokken” is meant to spark your imagination without giving us any real information. But from what we’ve seen so far, we know that nokkens are small and skinny.
But in the myths they are based on, they are shape-shifting spirits that are connected to water. But if they look like men or women… They are usually naked. It’s one way they get people to follow them into the water.
Some places in Alfheim are really beautiful, with water, flowers, and lots of greenery. One idea is that a juicy nokken is a dwarf taking off his clothes (perhaps to enjoy the ample pools Alfheim has to offer). Another, more vulgar idea is that a nude dwarf might show off a juicy nokken.
No matter what he does, he is likely to be kicked out of the land of the elves.