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* AbusiveParent: To Orkos when he wasn't born the powerful warrior she and Aees desired.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: The Dark Rider shows up to harass Kratos on his way to Typhon's mountain. They get to fight for real on the way to the Island of Creation.
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An extremely powerful Fates' Servant and leader of the Griffin Riders who harass Kratos on his journey to the Island of Creation.
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* ContinuitySnarl: They are stated to have created the Earth, however the Norse era games state that the world was created from the corpse of Ymir by Odin. It could be possible that they are referring to their respective lands and not the entire planet.
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* ContinuitySnarl: They are stated to have created the Earth, however the Norse era games state that the world was created from the corpse of Ymir by Odin. It could be possible that Most likely they are referring to their respective lands and not the entire planet.
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* BreathWeapon: It's capable of spewing out a stream of molten lava as one of its many attacks.
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* ImpossiblyGracefulGiant: Despite being 20 feet tall and covered in heavy armor, it is a LightningBruiser capable of leaping off of the walls of its chamber into an extremely fast and powerful charging attack, which is more than a little physics-defying by the look of it.
* LightningBruiser: Its attacks are extremely fast for its size and it hits like a truck, especially on higher difficulties where it's capable of killing Kratos in just a handful of hits.
* LightningBruiser: Its attacks are extremely fast for its size and it hits like a truck, especially on higher difficulties where it's capable of killing Kratos in just a handful of hits.
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* StanceSystem: It has two entirely different movesets depending on if Kratos fights it up on the platform where the ballista is or if he fights it down on on the lower floor. On the floor Pandora's Guardian is a relentless and deadly attacker, constantly throwing sequential attacks at Kratos which knock him backward, whereas on the platform its attacks are slower and easier to block but hurt much more if they connect.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: Kratos kills some of the Sirens by grabbing them and then bending them backwards, breaking their spinal column. When a siren is killed in this way she emits a loud scream of pain which could damage surrounding foes.
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* SadlyMythtaken: In Greek Mythology, Sirens were women with the bodies of birds whose beautiful singing encouraged sailors to crash their ships. In ''God of War'', Sirens are man-eating {{Humanoid Abomination}}s with CreepyLongFingers who are first encountered in the ''desert''.
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Kratos by the time of ''Valhalla'' remarks that it was just an animal, in contrast to Kratos's own malice.
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*VengefulGhost: In ''Valhalla'' Kratos recounts in his letters to Atreus that Wraiths are the angry spirits of those who went unburied, or were done so improperly, who take out their torment on the living.
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* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: An entire race of monsters like these, unlike the original minotaur that was a single monster born from an unnatural union. The bull look tend to look more and more grotesque as they grow stronger.
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* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: An entire race of monsters like these, unlike the original minotaur that was a single monster born from an unnatural union. ''Valhalla'' reveals that they were a race created by Ares to be his servants based off of the original Minotaur of Crete, which may or may not have been Pandora's Guardian from ''1''. The bull bulls look tend to look more and more grotesque as they grow stronger.
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* BossInMookClothing: They almost never flinch, love interrupting your combos while you fight smaller mooks (because they always come with smaller mooks), have a crapton of health, and the QTE when they grab you requires super-human reflexes to win. The finishing move on them is one of the squickiest of the game, but you won't mind.
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* BossInMookClothing: They almost never flinch, love interrupting your combos while you fight smaller mooks (because they always come with smaller mooks), have a crapton of health, and the QTE when they grab you requires super-human reflexes to win. The finishing move on them is one of the squickiest of the game, but you won't mind. mind
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: In the first game, Kratos chops their front legs, impales them in the chest and after a brief desperate struggle slashes their throats. In the third game he manhandles them to the ground and graphically tears their stomach open.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: In the first game, Kratos chops their front legs, impales them in the chest and after a brief desperate struggle slashes their throats. In the third game he manhandles them to the ground and graphically tears their stomach open.
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* ElaborateEqualsEffective: Generally, the more spiky and elaborate the Cyclops' clothing ([[FullFrontalAssault if it has any]]) is, the tougher of a variant it'll be. This applies in full force to the Cyclops Desert Kings from ''1'', which are some of the strongest enemies in the entire game but are encountered very sporadically.
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* ElaborateEqualsEffective: Generally, the more spiky and elaborate the Cyclops' clothing ([[FullFrontalAssault if it has any]]) any besides a loincloth]]) is, the tougher of a variant it'll be. This applies in full force to the Cyclops Desert Kings from ''1'', which are some of the strongest enemies in the entire game but are encountered very sporadically.
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* GlowingEyelightsOfUndeath: Unlike basic Legionnaires, they have these to help denote their greater power.
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The Greek series' most basic and numerous {{Mooks}}.
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* DemBones: One variant is a bare skeleton with only a shield and scimitar, simular to the ones in ''Film/JasonAndTheArgonauts''. They can also reform unless killed with a strong attack or a grapple.
* DualWielding: In a rather flamboyant choice, Captains can be seen wielding a broadsword in their right hands and carrying a SinisterScythe they can sometime use in tandem with their swords.
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* DemBones: One variant is a bare skeleton with only a shield and scimitar, simular similar to the ones in ''Film/JasonAndTheArgonauts''. They can also reform unless killed with a strong attack or a grapple.
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** WasOnceAMan: [[spoiler:And in 3, hiring standards are lowered to include the souls of unwilling civilians.]]
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* SpikesOfVillainy:Hint, the The more barbs and spikes, spikes on the Legionnaire's armor and weapons, the stronger the Legionnair is.Legionnaire is.
* TookALevelInBadass: In ''Valhalla'', while they are still very much basic {{Mooks}}, they are not CannonFodder which can be slaughtered ''en masse'' by Kratos like in the Greek games and are more akin to basic humanoid units in the Norse games, requiring a fair bit of damage to take down but having a predictable moveset.
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* EliteMooks: Legionnaire Captains are not only tougher than normal legionnaires, but need two finishing moves to properly kill them.
* RankScalesWithAsskicking: Captains are much stronger than basic Legionnaire infantry grunts, to the point that they can't be instakilled with a grab and actually require ''two'' grabs to finish them off, as well as dealing significantly more damage. As such, [[EliteMooks they're encountered far more rarely]].
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* EliteMooks: Legionnaire Captains are not only tougher than normal legionnaires, but need two finishing moves to properly kill them.
* RankScalesWithAsskicking: Captains are much stronger than basic Legionnaire infantry grunts, to the point that they can't be instakilled with a grab and actually require ''two'' grabs to finish them off, as well as dealing significantly more damage. As such, [[EliteMooks they're encountered far more rarely]].
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* TrainingThePeacefulVillagers: Kratos' writings in ''Valhalla'' reveals that not all Centaur's were [[BarbarianTribe savage]], many were once peacful, concerned only with wine making and poetry but after taking up arms to protect their lands from invaders, the Centaur's found themselves headhunted for their skills in battle.
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* TrainingThePeacefulVillagers: Kratos' writings in ''Valhalla'' reveals that not all Centaur's Centaurs were [[BarbarianTribe savage]], many were once peacful, concerned only with wine making and poetry but after taking up arms to protect their lands from invaders, the Centaur's found themselves headhunted for their skills in battle.
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* FanDisservice: On one hand their torso and head resemble the ones of a seductive beautiful naked woman with voluptuous exposed breasts. On the other hand they have purple spikes instead of limbs (green in gameplay) and horrible sharp blade-like for hands.
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* BrokenArmorBossBattle: It's covered in nearly impenetrable armor which Kratos must remove piece by piece by wearing the beast down and gradually breaking it using the room's ballista. Once the armor is removed, a final ballista shot is needed to finish it off.
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* BrokenArmorBossBattle: It's covered in nearly impenetrable armor which Kratos must remove piece by piece by wearing the beast down and gradually breaking weakening it using the room's ballista.ballista before knocking individual pieces of its armor off. Once the armor is removed, a final ballista shot is needed to finish it off.
* DamageSpongeBoss: Because of how ludicrously armored it is, it can tank a staggering amount of damage without letting up. Once the armor is off, however, it's a different story.
* FashionableAsymmetry: It has different [[SpikesOfVillainy spike patterns]] on both its shoulders and gauntlets which manage to not look out of place.
* DamageSpongeBoss: Because of how ludicrously armored it is, it can tank a staggering amount of damage without letting up. Once the armor is off, however, it's a different story.
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* GlowingEyelightsOfUndeath: Its eyes perpetually burn a bright red while it has its armor on, but they stop glowing once its headpiece is removed.
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* GlowingEyelightsOfUndeath: Its eyes perpetually burn a bright red while it has its armor on, but they stop glowing once its headpiece is removed.reddish-orange, and it's some kind of minotaur UndeadAbomination.
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* BrokenArmorBossBattle: It's covered in nearly impenetrable armor which Kratos must remove piece by piece by wearing the beast down and removing individual sections of it using a quick-time event. Once the armor is removed, a ballista shot is needed to finish it off.
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* BrokenArmorBossBattle: It's covered in nearly impenetrable armor which Kratos must remove piece by piece by wearing the beast down and removing individual sections of gradually breaking it using a quick-time event. the room's ballista. Once the armor is removed, a final ballista shot is needed to finish it off.
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* PaintingTheMedium: Its health bar is just as armored as it is, and it's actual health bar will gradually begin to show through the cracks of the armored one as you damage the creature's armor.
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* GateGuardian: It protects the large blocked door that the player will have already passed by at least once, and killing it is the only way to get past said door.
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* GateGuardian: It protects the large blocked door that the player will have already passed by at least once, once in the area containing the Challenge of Hades, and killing it is the only way to get past said door.
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* BossTease: During the Challenge of Hades segment in Pandora's Temple, Kratos passes a [[BigDoor huge set of locked doors]]. Later, in the end of the Challenge, these doors unlock and immediately something starts to hammer them from behind. After passing a SavePoint and walking through a door that closes behind, it becomes obvious to the player that the room they're returning to is actually a BossRoom. When the player reaches the gate, the doors swing open and suddenly Pandora's Guardian emerges from behind them.
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[[WMG:Miscellaneous Minotaurs]]
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* KingMook: Pandora's Guardian in the first game is a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot colossal, fire-breathing zombie Minotaur wearing a giant armor]], while the second game has the [[RockMonster Titan Minotaurs]].
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A powerful and heavily-armored foe Kratos encounters in the section of Pandora's Temple dedicated to Hades which guards the tomb of the Architect's Son. By pure chance, its hoof smashes through a locked door upon its defeat, allowing Kratos to proceed deeper into the temple.
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* BrokenArmorBossBattle: It's covered in nearly impenetrable armor which Kratos must remove piece by piece by wearing the beast down and removing individual sections of it using a quick-time event. Once the armor is removed, a ballista shot is needed to finish it off.
* GateGuardian: It protects the large blocked door that the player will have already passed by at least once, and killing it is the only way to get past said door.
* GlowingEyelightsOfUndeath: Its eyes perpetually burn a bright red while it has its armor on, but they stop glowing once its headpiece is removed.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Kratos finally kills it by firing a massive flaming ballista bolt into its chest and nailing it to the door behind it.
* KingMook: Pandora's Guardian is a much larger Minotaur than any other encountered in the series, dwarfing even the Titan Minotaurs from ''2''.
* UndeadAbomination: Removing its armor reveals it to be a ''gigantic'' minotaur corpse which is somehow still alive, and [[TheSpook no explanation is given as to its origins]].
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A powerful and heavily-armored foe Kratos encounters in the section of Pandora's Temple dedicated to Hades which guards the tomb of the Architect's Son. By pure chance, its hoof smashes through a locked door upon its defeat, allowing Kratos to proceed deeper into the temple.
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* BrokenArmorBossBattle: It's covered in nearly impenetrable armor which Kratos must remove piece by piece by wearing the beast down and removing individual sections of it using a quick-time event. Once the armor is removed, a ballista shot is needed to finish it off.
* GateGuardian: It protects the large blocked door that the player will have already passed by at least once, and killing it is the only way to get past said door.
* GlowingEyelightsOfUndeath: Its eyes perpetually burn a bright red while it has its armor on, but they stop glowing once its headpiece is removed.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Kratos finally kills it by firing a massive flaming ballista bolt into its chest and nailing it to the door behind it.
* KingMook: Pandora's Guardian is a much larger Minotaur than any other encountered in the series, dwarfing even the Titan Minotaurs from ''2''.
* UndeadAbomination: Removing its armor reveals it to be a ''gigantic'' minotaur corpse which is somehow still alive, and [[TheSpook no explanation is given as to its origins]].
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* MovesetClone: In ''Ragnarok'''s Valhalla DLC, they reuse the moveset of the Draugr from the Norse Saga.
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* PaletteSwap: In ''Ragnarok'''s Valhalla DLC, they reuse the moveset of the Draugr from the Norse Saga.
