The Apprentice vs Kratos

Originally posted by occultdestroyer
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He is, after all, a son of Zeus.

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Hercules was killed by a ****ing centaur in real mythology.

I think Gumachi and maybe even Occultdestroyer are relying too much on titles, especially Gumachi and his "most powerful Dark god" and "God" terms, debates are done by powers, feats and official legit info. Not some random assumptions because they have an impressive title.

The same way you throw[or throwed]titles around. Or do you...?

no

Well the fact is, he was[or is]"the most POWERFUL evil god".

In the DMC universe, which is not saying much

And?

well then stop trying to use the title he has gained, its a title, nothing more, so constantly saying that is as worthless as me constantly saying "Zeus is the King of the Gods so he winz!"

Meaning?

Naw, just jokin' with ya.

So is it possible mortal Kratos can resist Galen's TK?

Mortal Kratos doesn't exist.

If you mean base, Demi-God, I doubt it considering Galen's TK feats.

Zeus called Kratos a mortal at the end of God of War II.

Originally posted by Gumachi
Zeus called Kratos a mortal at the end of God of War II.

The fact that he's the father of Kratos already makes him a demi-god.

That doesn't mean he isn't a mortal. Demi-gods were called mortals (Hercules was called a mortal).

Originally posted by Gumachi
That doesn't mean he isn't a mortal. Demi-gods were called mortals (Hercules was called a mortal).

A demi-god is half god half mortal. Its like calling a mixed white and black guy "Black".

They're called "mortals" means they are vurnable to death (I think). Either way, he was called a mortal by Zeus.

Doesn't matter what he called him, he's still a demi-god. Zeus can die as well and we all know Athena could too so are they mortals?

I guess so, lol. But I guess in the God of War universe he is considered a mortal (then again it's different in DMC). Maybe he can die like one? I don't know.

Yes, Kratos is mortal in the sense that he can be killed by more conventional means(although they have to be pretty powerful).

For a God, or immortal, like Zeus, it takes powerful artifacts like Pandora's Box or the Blade of Olympus, since they possess Godly power within them.

EDIT: Although that raises the question of how the fvck Kratos killed the Sisters of Fate? Are they not true immortals then?

I don't think he killed them, but trapped them in a mirror. Because...Clotho was killed by getting impaled in the head (and in the myths Zeus got his hea split, and he was fine and dandy).

Anyway, immortal is different from being invincible.

Off-topic: That Star-Destroyer thing Starkiller pulled down, is they it as big as a Titan (a Titan is 2x taller than the Empire State Building, and as for the Colossus Statue...it fits into a Titan's hand--talking gameplay scale--and they are 6x the size of a God)?