If Zeus was actually really smart he'd also stop busting a nut with literally every thing he sees in front of him and would make a mandate forbidding gods from playing around with humans, if anything they'd actually stop ruling humans altogether and instead live humble lives beside them like Kratos eventually would. Maybe he'd even harbor building up new relationships with other pantheons and encourage inter-pantheon friendship on top of that.
He wasn't aware of it I think.
He most definitely would've, it's not like Athena did it behind Zeus's back. Though I doubt he would've cared much.
Usually with the Draupnir spear, but the expression on his face as he slays heimdall reminded me of young Kratos. And most likely, with that anger, he could kill without a spear.
PoH and plot armour gg.
Wouldn't that technically give him omnipresent speed on Earth from killing Gaia? Or am I misunderstanding power absorption?
He didn't kill Gaia's true form, only her physical form.
Ah, alright.
There's no such thing as Omnipresent speed.
This too. It's a state of being.
The English voice of Alucard from Hellsing as well.
May I ask, how do we know whether or not Kratos absorbed the powers of a God he kills?
Simple, see if he hurls his blades into beings to take all that shit for himself. Shockingly enough, he doesn't do it as often, even with the Blade of Olympus.
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It's most likely still within Kratos. You know, that'd be a cool boss-fight. Hade's soul goes into something and you have to fight Hades all over again.
That would mean he would have all of hades resistances since he basically has hades within him
Hmmmm but where did the souls go now that Thanatos, Hermes, and the other gods are dead?Nope. He lost the powers, when Zeus smacked his Claws. Kratos needed the Claws to keep Hades' souls and all those millions of other deceased souls under his control. When that broke, all the souls were lost.
The souls just kept mucking about all over the Pantheon. They are aimlessly wandering around with no peace or redemption. After Kratos killed Hades, the entire Underworld had gone haywire, people and souls who weren't supposed to ever leave, just callously did so.
Technically no one would die after kratos killed both Thanatos and Hermes. Since no Hermes, no souls to guide to the underworld, no Thanatos no death (as he is the god of death)
People kept dying tho. It's not like the Concept just ceased to be, because Kratos definitely took his spot afterwards as Zeus himself says by quoting the Bhagavad Gita Oppenheimer style (Ironic, considering GOW Prometheus's voice actor Alan Oppenheimer is like, J. Robert Oppenheimer's third cousin. Yes. THE J. ROBERT OPPENHEIMER). And then the depowering happens and it goes into the Blade and back into Kratos it goes. And then he lets it all out with PoH and kills himself, giving all of his shit back to the world.
That said I’m sad klol that the blade of Olympus and some of the other Greek weapons do not exist in Greek mythology
You forgot to put fully-mad Ragnarok Kratos into the list.
Ye, looks good now. For obvious reasons GoW3 Post-Hades Soul Kratos would still scale massively above the cast (Equal in physical stats but on another level in terms of sheer hax, equipment and winning options for overwhelming), never-mind the fact that GoW3 Endgame Pre-Hope Kratos literally keeps up with GoW3 Zeus's power growth into his Endgame state so that Kratos would be way, way above anything in his entire career.
How do we know exactly that Post Hades Kratos > GoW Ragnarok Kratos.
He's got the entire Underworld at his side, all those souls to torment, including all the Titans who were imprisoned there. And he still got his shit kicked in to the point where he loses the will to fight entirely.
