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God of War

"ZEUS! Your son has returned. I bring the Destruction of Olympus!"

Kratos is a fictional character from the God of War video game series, created by Sony Computer Entertainment's Santa Monica Studio. He is the main protagonist of the series, and is known for his ruthless, vengeful nature and his desire for power and revenge. In the games, Kratos is depicted as a Spartan warrior who is tasked with defeating the gods of Greek mythology in order to seek retribution for the deaths of his family. He is known for his extreme strength and combat skills, as well as his use of powerful weapons such as the Blades of Chaos.

Despite his violent and aggressive nature, Kratos is also shown to have a more vulnerable side, and is driven by deep emotional pain and a need for redemption. Kratos is a complex and multifaceted character, becoming a fan favourite in the God of War series.

Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork
Kratos God of War Art | Greek Mythology Art | Greek Gods and Goddesses Artwork

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Mythology

Greek mythology is the body of myths and teachings that belong to the ancient Greeks, concerning their gods and heroes, the nature of the world, and the origins and significance of their culture.

 

Footprints of their mythology are left in the form of architecture, statues & the writings of classical authors like Homer and Hesiod.

 

Many of the myths are allegorical and teach moral lessons for the human experience and personifications of different aspects of the human psyche. They also offer explanations for natural phenomena and the mysteries of universal creation.

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Who is Kratos, and what is his backstory?

Kratos is a Spartan warrior who was tricked into killing his wife and daughter by the Greek god of war, Ares. Overcome with grief and rage, Kratos sought revenge against the gods and became the God of War himself. Over the course of the "God of War" series, Kratos has undergone significant changes and transformations. He has gone from a vengeful, single-minded warrior to a more nuanced and introspective character, grappling with the weight of his past and the consequences of his actions. In the most recent game, "God of War (2018)," he takes on a more paternal role, caring for and protecting his son while also grappling with his own demons.

What are some of Kratos' notable achievements and battles?

Kratos is known for his incredible strength and skill in battle, as well as his ruthless and vengeful nature. He has battled against a wide variety of monsters, gods, and other powerful beings, including the Hydra, Medusa, Zeus, and the Titans. He is also known for his iconic weapon, the Blades of Chaos, which are chained swords that he wields with deadly precision.

What are the 12 main Greek gods called?

The main gods in Greek myth are Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Hestia and Demeter, Hades, and later on Apollo, Artemis, Hermes, Athena, Hephaestus, Aphrodite and Ares. Over the years, the Demi-god Dionysus became part of their group on Olympus. So i replaced Hephaestus with Dionysus because who doesn't love some wine and festivity? 

What symbols or attributes are associated with Hades?

Hades was often depicted as a dark, brooding figure, wearing a crown of invisibility and carrying a scepter or staff. He was also associated with the bident, a two-pronged spear, and the Cerberus, a three-headed dog who guarded the gates of the underworld.

How has Greek mythology influenced art?

Greek mythology has inspired art more than any other mythology in history. The trials of ancient Greek heroes and monsters have been depicted by the Renaissance masters for thousands of years. Shaping Contemporary Art, Famous Oil Painting, visual arts and much more. You will find it's influence in your national gallery, the conversations of any art historian and in art history itself, almost becoming a table of contents for any conversation about ancient tales.

Who is the Greek god of art?

Apollo is the Greek God of Art, poetry, Music, oracles, archery, plague, medicine, sun, light and knowledge. He was the son of Zeus and Leto and a deity of many functions and meanings. This is just one of many Greek myths that have shaped art history. The stories of Zeus and the battle of the titans, the birth of venus, leda and the swan, oedipus rex, the sea nymphs, perseus and andromeda, the sea monster and many more. Greek and roman history have impacted popular culture and art history greatly.

How does Greek mythology influence art history?

Greek mythology has had a profound impact on art history and is a popular source of inspiration for artists today. The ancient Greeks told stories about their gods and heroes through sculpture, pottery, and painting, These works of art often depicted mythological scenes and characters. You can find depictions of these stories in any national gallery of art as it's a powerful subject matter that has been a massive part of art history. Pandora's box has been opened as we walk each other through the world of Greek Mythology.

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