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| − | In [[Greek]] myth, '''Artemis''' was [[Apollo]]'s twin sister and the daughter of [[Zeus]] and the [[Titans|Titan]] Leto. She was also one of the four main [[Gods|goddesses]] of [[Olympus]]. She is a virgin goddess who attends to the wilderness, its animals, and its hunters. Artemis has a large family, members including [[Kratos]], [[Ares]], and [[Athena]] as her half-siblings. |
+ | In [[Greek]] myth, '''Artemis''' was [[Apollo]]'s twin sister and the daughter of [[Zeus]] and the [[Titans|Titan]] Leto. She was also one of the four main [[Gods|goddesses]] of [[Olympus]]. She is a virgin goddess who attends to the wilderness, its animals, and its hunters. Artemis has a large family, members including [[Kratos]], [[Ares]], and [[Athena]] as her half-siblings. In Rome, she was worshiped as Diana. |
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Greek Mythology
In Greek myth, Artemis was Apollo's twin sister and the daughter of Zeus and the Titan Leto. She was also one of the four main goddesses of Olympus. She is a virgin goddess who attends to the wilderness, its animals, and its hunters. Artemis has a large family, members including Kratos, Ares, and Athena as her half-siblings. In Rome, she was worshiped as Diana.
In God of War series
God of War
In God of War, Artemis appears to Kratos shortly after he enters Pandora's Temple. She then gives him the Blade of Artemis (a blade she used to slay a Titan) to aid him in his quest to defeat Ares.
God of War: Betrayal
While Artemis herself is never seen nor mentioned in God of War: Betrayal, her sword is still in the possession of Kratos, who uses it against his earthy enemies during his godhood.
God of War III
Artemis strangely does not make an appearance nor is she mentioned in God of War III.
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