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** This explanation causes a bit of [[Fridge Brilliance]] when you see how small the amount of experience you get from {{spoiler|Callisto is. Of course Kratos wouldn't want to bathe his weapons in the blood of his own mother}}.

* [[Gotterdammerung]]: The developers have said that ''God of War III'' will explain why Greek myths aren't around anymore. Guess Kratos is a one-man apocalypse/the "somebody" from the page quote.

* [[Grail Quest]]: In the first ''God of War'', Kratos's search for the Pandora's Box to defeat Ares. There is several puzzles and trials testing his strength and smartness, not to mention a sacrifice made to the gods~~, that~~ ~~depending~~ of the version you're playing it's either an undead soldier(Europe) or a very living human being who begs Kratos to not kill him(USA). ~~The~~ latter it's clearly made to determine someone's willingness to kill an innocent man for the ultimate good. Kratos does it with clear regret.

* [[Grail Quest]]: In the first ''God of War'', Kratos's search for the Pandora's Box to defeat Ares. There are several puzzles and trials testing his strength and smartness, not to mention a sacrifice made to the gods. Depending on the version you're playing, it's either an undead soldier(Europe) or a very living human being who begs Kratos to not kill him(USA). In the latter, it's clearly made to determine someone's willingness to kill an innocent man for the ultimate good. In contrast with his usual willingness to kill everyone and everything in his way, Kratos does it with clear regret.

* [[Ground Pound]]: One of the moves available with the Blades of Chaos comes in ground and air versions of this trick.

** Atlas Quake functions like this as well.