Will God of War return to Greece?

Not anytime soon. There is a reason why God of War moved away from Greek mythology and took up the Norse one. This reason is that the Nordic setting has become a very popular one, both in gaming and popular culture at large.

Does Greece still exist in God of War?

In the God of War Series

The Greek world of the God of War series is based on the mythology of ancient Greece, and also some parts of ancient Greek history. The world is an alternate version of ancient Greece populated by the Olympian gods, Titans, and other Greek mythological beings.

Where will Kratos go after Ragnarok?

From here, Atreus tells Kratos that he needs to go on a giant-finding quest all by himself, and that leaves Kratos to travel with Freya and Mimir in the post-game section.

Where will God of War go after Norse?

Celtic mythology may be the next logical stepping stone for God of War. It's another European mythos that feels adjacent to the Norse pantheon. In fact, God of War's Mimir is canonically Celtic. With this in mind, it would make sense for Kratos to visit Ancient Ireland.

Will Kratos go to Egypt?

During his exile, Kratos travels to Egypt. During his travel, he would constantly try to get rid of the Blades of Chaos only for them to return to him, which drove Kratos insane. When Egyptian villagers saw the Spartan, they immediately flee and hide, for fear of being killed.

God of War Ragnarok Sequel theory - Could we return to Greece?

Is Gow Ragnarok the last game?

Santa Monica Studio, God of War's developer, has said Ragnarok is the end, and that God of War won't be spun into another trilogy.

Does Kratos become a full god?

A dissatisfied and despairing Kratos tried to commit suicide but was saved by Athena, who guided him to Olympus. Awarded the Blades of Athena, Kratos became the new God of War.

How old is Kratos?

In God of War Ragnarök, it's likely that Kratos is around 1,055 years old. He's something of an old man, but as a demigod, he is still more than young enough to hold his own and then some in battle.

Will Kratos go to other mythology?

Kratos hopping over to another realm

As shown in the first game, the studio has teased the idea of Kratos jumping to yet another mythology, with Týr's Vault linking Greek, Egyptian, Celtic, and Japanese mythological realms and histories with Norse.

Will Kratos see Atreus again?

Freyr insists on staying behind, and Atreus pushes Kratos through the rift. (It's unclear why Atreus stays behind, but eventually he ends up back in Midgard, where he reunites with Kratos and Angrboda.)

Will Kratos live forever?

Is Kratos immortal? Yes, he is. Not only is he a god so he cannot die from age, but he also just refuses to die. Even when killed previously by Ares (GOW 1) and Zeus (GOW2), he destroys the hands of death and walks out of the underworld.

What gods did Kratos leave alive?

Lesser Greek Gods Kratos Didn't Kill

These more sensible Olympians are: Phobos, the god of fear; Circe, goddess of magic; Amphitrite, the Queen of the Sea; Triton, the god of the waves; Nike, god of victory.

Will Kratos use the Blades of Chaos in Ragnarok?

Kratos brings the Blades of Chaos with him to the Norse realms, but instead of wielding them, he initially hides them under the floorboards of his family's home. The blades remind him too much of the past and the monster he was, so it is understandable that he doesn't want to see them, much less use them.

What happened to Olympus after Kratos left?

As the Olympians fell one after the others at the hands of a vengeful Kratos and following the death of Zeus himself, Mount Olympus was ultimately destroyed, leaving nothing but a field of ruins on what was for so long one of the most flourishing pantheons.

Is Kratos weaker in Ragnarok?

In the latest entry in Santa Monica Studios' epic saga, God of War Ragnarok, Kratos seems weaker than he used to be. Not only is the Ghost of Sparta a bit easier to pummel this time around, but it seems like the other gods are having a much easier time standing up to him than their Greek counterparts.

What happens after Kratos kills Zeus?

After Kratos killed Zeus, the latter also took an astral form, and forced Kratos into his own psyche. Kratos escaped his psyche, however, and successfully battled Zeus' astral form with the power of Hope.

Who became the God of War after Kratos?

God of War Series

Later Kratos would become a god himself as the God of War, but after he was (apparently) stripped of his godly powers and killed by Zeus, there was no one else to take the title of God of War.

Who turned Kratos into a god?

However, even the underworld couldn't hold Kratos as he fought his way back to Athens. His return surprises Ares and gives Kratos the chance to open Pandora's Box, which turns him into a giant after he absorbs the power inside.

Is Kratos Black or white?

Kratos' Skin Complexion

A driving force for Kratos' distinct appearance is his bleached white skin tone, earning him the title, “Ghost of Sparta”. If you've played the earlier games in the series, you would know that his body isn't actually white, but rather covered in the ashes of his dead wife and child.

Who was older Hercules or Kratos?

In the God of War Series. Hercules is the older half-brother of Kratos, and shares many similarities with him.

Did Kratos get stronger with age?

It is documented that Greek gods grow stronger with age, and audiences have seen that with the sheer power and invulnerability of Old Kratos.

Was Kratos born a human?

Kratos is technically mortal, despite being a demigod; it can be assumed that a demigod represents the strongest kind of mortal, as many different examples are given of demigods performing superhuman tasks (e.g. Hercules, Theseus, etc.)

Is Kratos Power Unlimited?

Superhuman Strength

Kratos' strength is apparently unmatched and nearly unlimited, stronger than Zeus and Hercules. This ability allows one to lift massive weights, crack or shatter stone with a single punch, break chains barehanded, and overpower mortals and beasts.

Does Kratos still have wings?

The Icarus Wings were among Kratos' Equipment that was destroyed by Zeus' Astral Form, excluding the Blades of Exile, the Blade of Olympus, and the Boots of Hermes.