I am excited to see Ares again in the Remake.
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I am excited to see Ares again in the Remake.
Imagine this part with new graphics.
Some watercolor drawings I did this week.
Yeah yeah, god of war art again. I can't help it.
GOW Greek Trilogy remake hopes
If the whole Greek Trilogy remake rumors are true. This is what I'd like to see
I WOKE UP IN A NEW BUGATTI‼️🗣🔥💯
Very productive conversations going on
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: God of War (Video Games) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Ares (God of War) & Kratos (God of War) Characters: Ares (God of War), Kratos (God of War) Additional Tags: Possessive Behavior, ares is SEETHING and COPING, God of War (2005), Mind Manipulation, Symbolism, Canon Compliant, Canon-Typical Violence, Ambiguous Relationships Summary:
Perhaps it is poetic, that even when Pandora's box is in his hands and victory is in his reach, the gods send Ares' broken soldier to fight him rather than one of their own.
Kratos: You defeated your world's Ares?
Diana: Yes.
Kratos: How?
Diana: By binding him in love, compelling him to yield to me in loving submission. Thus, I escaped brutality and saved him.
Kratos: Teach me...
Hello. I randomly started thinking a lot about God of War so here's som are and a headcanon
Above is Ismenios, serpentine son of Ares. He once guarded an offering to the gods but one of Athena's champions killed him and Athena used his teeth to create armies (if you plant one of Ismenios' teeth into the ground a soldier sprouts up)
So I had the thought, because I like just a sprinkling of mythological accuracies, of Ismenios' death being the tipping point for Ares. The fact that his son who (was so important to him Ares made him into a constellation) was not only killed but defiled just broke him
This had been building up for a LONG time since Ares' family likes to make a point of harming all of Ares' kids for no good reason. If it wasn't Ismenios it would've been something else
Okay, I shall crawl back into my hole now, have a good one