#God of War Ragnarok

[amethystmoonart]

Faye and Kratos

Inspired by the most sexual scene of them, where their foreheads touch.

The fact that Kratos is so… pure with his love for her is just so beautiful, especially in contrast to the brutality he has grown up and experienced. The way he talks of her, his writings of her in his journal, it’s almost like in reverence of her very existence. It’s just so pure and sweet.

[countlessofvoids]

Justice for my girls Angrboða and Thrúd.

One (Angrboða) is constantly "criticized" for daring to be *gasp* black in a norse video game that is definetly historicaly accurate and revolves around vikings and not Gods that could have any possible design! Apparently everyone just forgot that Jotunheim's landscape is designed after Africa.

If she's not attacked because of skin color, it's because she has "ulterior motives" even though the only moments where she was 'hostile' was when Atreus asked about her parents - a topic quite invase for someone you've met not even 10 minutes ago- or when she told him to be careful when digging in the bag full of Jotnar souls that could be lost forever if their marble is destroyed. The only 'ulterior motive' she was hiding was... trying not to show too much emotion when talking about her dead people and being sad about the fact she's destined to be forgotten by Loki?

Other (Thrúd) is reduced to either Atreus' white girlfriend, the "forced woke bland female character" (these two come from the same group of people - long live the gamerbros!) or a "selfish bitch who only cares about her own good". Thrúd is supposed to be a slight subversion of that woke girlboss - it's what you're meant to see her as at first, then when you progress through Asgard (if you're paying attention, which seems like these people aren't) you see that she's quite sheltered. Sif and Thor's attempt at being better parents, and ultimately - another pawn in Odin's great game.

Thrúd is essentialy a sheltered rich kid who wasn't shown the 'real world' and has to learn to be better after witnessing it. While Angrboða is a character who isn't shown to really have moral flaws - Thrúd IS supposed to be that! That is the moral of Ragnarok - to learn to be better.

Now that I think about it, I wonder if these two are supposed to be parallels?

[lieutenantbiscute]

GUYS GUESS WHAT CAME IN TODAY!!

I ordered these GOW Ragnarok figures last June and thought PlayStation had never received it but here they are!

[agaygoatguy]

Bald rizz

I like to believe they'd get along

[ceo-of-sloppy-men]

[knightofleo]

[salmonpiffy]

The Kiss

[akitalockwood]

Someone probably did this before but who cares

✨ commissions ✨

[ninawolv3rina]

[artnevoa]

The way this game has a chokehold on me

[the-strawberryfarmer]

and I love them for it

[junkart96]

Which norse god do you think they’re talking about?

[miyaneatworld]

I can't believe they tricked Kratos into getting therapy by disguising it as a roguelike

Unironically though this dlc was peak

[frootertooter]

Been watching Jacksepticeye's God of War: Ragnarok playthrough the past couple of days while busy with stuff, and did a couple of doodly doodads while going through it

[pimsri]

compliment to the chef (no spoiler in the tag please!)

[ube-halaya-chan]