#Atreus god of war

[atreus-kratoson]

These crazy teens get into a lot of shenanigans

(I added Skjöldr cause Thrúd and Atreus enjoy his dumbass presence)

[capna-honey]

You know who wouldn’t have missed(if he knew what a gun is)

[sad-endings-suck]

Still think it’s hilarious that Kratos looked at Faye, a woman that regularly wielded a magic godkilling boomerang axe with ease, performed magical warding spells, and was considered a revered warrior and respected entity among other respected beings, and still thought: “yeah, that’s a normal mortal human person”.

[alnyis]

accepting a flower xd

[wowlookdumbart]

from a lifetime ago

[thecheesiest]

Angriest man alive and his son

DO NOT REPOST

[thejacketscloset]

AUGHHSHGSGSGSGGXGS !!!!! LOOK AT THE CUTIE PATOOTIE!!! YOUNG ATREUS MAKES ME CRY

[tao-tgsh]

GOD OF THAILAND

[deadbydad]

"OH, GOD OF WAR 2018 AND RAGNAROK SUCK BC KRATOS ISNT EVEN THE GOD OF WAR" "KRATOS ISNT AS COOL BC HES NOT MURDERING PEOPLE ANYMORE OR KILLING ANY GODS)

That's....The fucking point?

The whole point of 2018 and Ragnarok is that Kratos doesn't wanna be the God of War anymore, he's tired of war and being manipulated and used by other gods, and he's tired of killing in general.

It's called character development....If Kratos was the same old guy back in the Greece days he would be so boring now.

And he only killed Baldur, Heimdall, Modi and Magni. Those are the only God's he's killed but that was because they attacked first or were gonna kill or hurt Atreus.

But even then, Kratos gave them a second chance to change.

Odin killed Thor and Sindri killed Odin, not Kratos.

The whole theme of these two games is defying destiny, changing one's self not only for the others around them but for themselves as well. It's about family as well and how blood doesn't make a family it's who you choose to have in your family. It's about second chances and that you are not your failures and that you can be better than who you were.

Ragnarok has so many themes to it that I will make a separate post about it, but saying that Kratos or the game in general sucks just because Kratos isn't the same character he was in the first three games means that you missed the whole point of the Norse games.

[eliasbouchard]

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today i offer you god of war edits, tomorrow? who knows. (part 2)

[hamadryad111]

He’s so baby I wanna cry 🥺

[emittthehuman]

Watched god of war and Kratos showed up to my house, beat me up and shook all the money out of my pockets while holding me by my ankles

Music is Love an Anchor by the Crane Wives

[repost-account-yall]

This game would be like 30 min if they jus talked.

/j lol

[watchingtheearthrise]

One of the many things I find fascinating and heartbreaking about Atreus and Sindri is that their friendship is built on two entirely different foundations, and two entirely different love experiences.

For Atreus, Sindri is a friend, but he’s also a means to an end. He can’t go sneaking around by himself, so he drags Sindri along for help. When he was traveling with Kratos, Sindri was there for gear and weapons. With his own father treating him as a tool to be sharpened and used, Atreus does similar to Sindri. He’s useful, and so Atreus makes use of him. With Faye dying when he was so young, Kratos’ ‘love’ is all that Atreus really knows now. We see how impressionable he is as a youth, it’s not hard to imagine that he adopted a lot more of his father’s mannerisms over the years between Faye’s death and Ragnarök. It’s all he knows, and it’s how he loves.

For Sindri, Atreus is a friend, but he’s also a client, a boss. With the exception of Faye, it’s safe to assume that Sindri (and Brok) experienced quite a lot of demanding Aesir clients. Odin and Thor? Yeah, things most definitely got rough when deadlines were approaching. He’s used to people demanding things. A Greek god with a rap sheet as long as the World Serpent comes in demanding stuff? Was married to one of the few Norse who treated you well? Yeah, you’ll treat him kindly. You’ll hand the stuff over! We see it in how Sindri acts with Atreus: he never truly once acts like the leader, the one in charge. He’s always submissive, even when voicing his displeasure and hesitation.

On top of that, Sindri is used to Brok and his loud, no-nonsense demeanor. Atreus has similar traits, being brash and blunt at times. For Sindri, it’s entirely possible that some of the wisdom he passes to Atreus were things also said to Brok.

Throughout Ragnarök, Sindri gives up everything. His home, the source of his wealth, privacy and the cleanliness of the one place that was left sacred to him. Submissive, helpful, a tool to be used. And yet, despite handing over everything, letting more and more people in, they can’t protect the one thing he had left, the one thing he had refused to let go of before: his brother.

With Brok gone, Sindri is left with the rug yanked out from under him. He believes his worth is nothing to the heroes, he’s just a means to an end. And Atreus had helped with that, by treating him as such. Because it’s all he knew.

Atreus and Sindri were definitely friends, I firmly believe that. They just were products of their lives, their pasts, and they couldn’t express their care for each other in healthy ways.

[aeirithgainsborough]

GOD OF WAR RAGNARÖK (2022) Dev. Santa Monica Studio

[lovingyouinthevoid]

Happy anniversary to God of War: Ragnarok!