Kratos Still Has Hades’ Soul in Him? | Mythical Madness

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[THETRAVELER]

In the myth, swimming in the river Styx makes you immortal unless you're dead allready . This is also how Achilles got his immortality but was dipped in by being pinched by the ankle and dipped in leaving the pinched part not to be invincible, being named the Achilles heel

[xgnik]

Persephone cursed Kratos with immortality when he killed her.

[xtravagant_]

Kratos: Your soul is mine.
Shang Tsung: That’s my line.

[The_Chef]

Kratos isn't just a god of war. He killed Thanatos and replaced him as God of Death.

[nishantovhal]

Hades : Your soul is mine
Kratos : Nice idea

[Sky_ral]

I like to think Atreus can hear Hades but ignores him 😂

[fobo]

I always thought it was as simple as the underworld being a physical place in greek mythology, making it possible for kratos to claw his way back, again and again each time he dies

[GamaDaGreat]

I saw an explanation that since Kratos is cursed to not die by killing himself, consequently since he’s spartan he considers letting himself be killed in a fight the same as suicide. So he has to lose to someone who is stronger than him while he’s fighting all out or he’ll just heal or the same power that keep the blades attatched to him will bend fate to keep him alive

[bud-lightyear]

Swimming in river styx can actually make you immortal
Edit: river styx is actually kratos mother in greek mythology btw

[justSwell]

Imagine if broke and sindri got their hands on all those weapons from his past

[shaynealicious]

Yeah but in god of war ragnarok, he said that when his homeland died so did the magic with it, and he tried to remember any of it and couldn't. So even If he had the soul it likely would've died with Greece.

[TheBaldBastard]

I mean, he is a demi-god, son of Zeus, rose to godhood, and was also cursed, and correct me if I'm not mistaken, he did eat the ambrosia (I didn't play that particular game that had that). So honestly, he has what he needs to be immortal.

[doseofreality]

If Brok and Sindri got a hold of them weapons from the past, they would quit any project they working on and have an entire vacation with working on them.

[thedruid]

Kratos is immortal because after the end of GoW 3 the Gods of Olympus, from beyond the veil of death, have cursed him to never die from old age or by his own hands. They also bound him eternally to the Blades of Chaos (that now follow him everywhere), and every time Kratos wields them, his mind is filled with the pain and anger of ALL those he has killed.
It's all described in the official GoW novel (2018) written by Cory Barlog and his father.

[Spookyma]

If kratos can kill a god, then he himself is more than a god

[blooddemon]

In all honesty for Kratos to not have Hades soul would be a massive plot hole. We can see directly in the scene where you kill him the soul enters Kratos not the weapons.

[Rekker]

He said it himself. "Death will have me, when it *earns* me."

[HotNuggetAAH]

He would be nearly immortal with something similar to an acheleas heel because swimming in the river styx gives you that gift/curse according to Greek mythology

[my.pfp.say.it.all.u]

at the end of gow 3 he absorbed his gow power back from the blade when he stabbed himself

[millasboo]

In the end he literally became the god of hope that’s literally it.