#God of war 3 characters series

The two wolves, Skoll and Hati, were mentioned in God of War (2018), so they obviously do exist in this universe, and given how closely theyвЂ™re tied to Ragnarok, it wouldnвЂ™t be surprising at all to see them in the next game. Interestingly enough, in actual Norse mythology, Hel plays an important role in the attempted resurrection of Baldur after Loki causes his death- thereвЂ™s no telling if thatвЂ™s something Santa Monica Studio will use in their game, but it could certainly be an interesting plot point. Of course, that doesnвЂ™t guarantee Hel a place in the story, but we could definitely see Kratos and Atreus taking another trip to Helheim and facing off against its ruler. Could we possible see Kratos and Atreus going up against her in God of War: Ragnarok? She is basically the Norse mythology equivalent of Hades, and we all know how much God of WarВ used to love Hades at one point. Then thereвЂ™s the third child- their daughter Hel, ruler of Helheim and all the dead. The second, Fenrir the wolf, who we just spoke about, it likely going to show up as well. Of these, one вЂ“ Jormungandr, the World Serpent вЂ“ is already part of the equation in God of War. Of course, Magni and Modi also survive Ragnarok, and theyвЂ™re very much dead in the God of WarВ universe, so you never know what might happen with Vidar if he does show up. VidarвЂ™s quite an important figure in the myths as well, since not only is he the one who kills Fenrir after OdinвЂ™s death, but heвЂ™s also one of few Aesir figures who survive Ragnarok. One of them may very well be Vidar, the part-Aesir part-Jotun son of Odin most commonly associated in Norse mythology with vengeance (which Kratos is very familiar with, of course). And of course, with Angrboda, the mother of Fenrir and Jormungandr, having been confirmed as a character in God of War: Ragnarok, FenrirвЂ™s introduction pretty much seems to be locked in.ДЄfter the death of Magni, Modi, and Baldur, the Aesir are going to be coming after Kratos and Atreus with everything theyвЂ™ve got, and while Thor will of course be leading the charge, the father and son duo will have to fight against other powerful figures as well. Given AtreusвЂ™ affinity to wolves and the fact that Loki is supposed to be FenrirвЂ™s father, God of War (2018)В laid it on pretty thick with its setup for FenrirвЂ™s inevitable introduction. One of them is obviously Fenrir, the giant wolf that is fated to kill Odin during Ragnarok.

#God of war 3 characters series

Ragnarok is going to be a crucial event in the game, obviously (the marketing buzz phrase for the game isnвЂ™t вЂњRagnarok isnвЂ™t comingвЂќ, is it?), which means that there are a few characters that we havenвЂ™t seen in this series yet but we can assume will almost definitely have an important role in the game. Here, thatвЂ™s exactly what weвЂ™ll be discussing. That goes hand-in-hand with the hype surrounding any release as major as this one, and of course, it also helps that this series inherently encourages those kinds of discussions, especially with how many mysteries and questions God of War (2018)В raised that fans are hoping will be resolved in its sequel.ДЄnd one of many questions we have it- what characters are we going to see in the game? Obviously, the likes of Kratos, Atreus, Freya, Thor, and Odin have been confirmed, but from characters that might potentially return after their appearances in the 2018 game to completely new characters that God of War: RagnarokВ pull from Norse mythology, there are quite a few possibilities. Now that Sony and Santa Monica Studio have formally unveiled God of War: Ragnarok, discussions and theories about what we could see in the upcoming sequel are going to be a dime a dozen.