Spoilers ahead for God of War and God of War Ragnarok "Baldur is blessed with invulnerability to all threats, physical or magical," Mimir explains to Kratos and his son Atreus in 2018's God of War.

T yr is an important character in God of War: Ragnarok, being Kratos’ Norse equivalent. He’s been central to numerous plot theories, which are either being confirmed or falling apart now that ...

God of War Ragnarok takes heavy inspiration from the Norse Prose Edda, which tells the tale of the gods of that land. In this guide, we compare the existing God of War characters and those we know ...

God of War: Ragnarok is of course steeped in Norse mythology. Characters like Thor, Atreus, Odin and many others are all within the expansive world of the video game series.

The frosty winds of Fimbulwinter have finally blown onto PC shores, bringing with them one of the most anticipated ports in recent memory. God of War Ragnarok, the thunderous sequel to 2018's ...

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Interestingly, the Hafgufa does exist in Norse mythology, but it was interpreted in a unique way for God of War Ragnarok so it could touch on themes more relevant to the game.

Ragnarok picks up a few years after the 2018 reboot, with Kratos and Atreus’ home realm of Midgard blanketed in a never-ending frost. You won’t be surprised to learn that Kratos has now ...

Netflix's Ragnarok is finally coming to an end with season three and, honestly, fans should have seen this coming. It is in the name, after all. This story of four giants from Norse mythology and ...

But could Ragnarok come back for a fourth season or even a spin-off movie or series like other Netflix fantasy hits, Shadow and Bone and The Witcher?Here’s what we know so far… Will there be a ...

“God of War Ragnarok” by Santa Monica Studio is the best told story in a video game in 2022. When it comes to gameplay, it is an iterative sequel to the 2018 PlayStation 4 smash hit, but that ...

In her retelling of the myth, Ragnarok: The End of the Gods, author AS Byatt decides that the world is not coming back, while for writer Neil Gaiman in his book Norse Mythology, there are echoes ...