No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{Infobox gods |
{{Infobox gods |
||
| − | |image = [[File:Captain1--article_image.jpg|thumb| |
+ | |image = [[File:Captain1--article_image.jpg|thumb|300px|The Captain.]] |
|Unknown = Boat Captain |
|Unknown = Boat Captain |
||
|species = [[Mortal]] |
|species = [[Mortal]] |
||
Revision as of 22:17, 20 August 2011
Template:Infobox gods
"He could have saved me. He held my life in his hand, and still he let go. I may have been just a mere boat captain, but he treated me as if I was nothing! He is to blame for my torment here! I hope he suffers in Hades as I have. Damn that Ghost of Sparta!" - Captain
In God of War Series
God of War
During his time as Captain, while sailing on the Aegean Sea, he saw his ship cornered by Hydra sea creatures, and was eaten and swallowed by the Hydra King. The Captain and his men attempted to fight off the Hydra's many heads, but ended up getting devoured. After Kratos killed the Hydra King, the Spartan travelled into its throat, retrieved the Captain's key, and purposefully let the Captain fall down the beast's throat, stating "I didn't come back for you." After Kratos' betrayal by Ares, and his descent into the depths of the Underworld, Kratos managed to halt his freefall by grabbing onto someone's legs. That person, also attempting to prevent his fall into the River Styx below, was the Captain. Using the Captain as leverage back onto solid ground, Kratos once again threw the surprised Captain down, into the river.
God of War II
During Kratos' fight with the Barbarian King, the Captain was summoned as another soul to fight Kratos. Surprised to run into Kratos yet again, the Captain started running around the arena, but was killed by Kratos before being able to flee the scene of battle. The way he killed him, is similar as he killed the Rhodes Soldiers, where he stabbed them multiple times in the chest, or slamed them in the ground.
God of War lll
A scribbled note written by him can be found in the Underworld, saying:
"He could have saved me. He held my life in his hand, and still he let go. I may have been just a mere boat captain, but he treated me as if I was nothing! He is to blame for my torment here! I hope he suffers in Hades as I have. Damn that Ghost of Sparta!"
In the Pool of Blood, where Kratos encountered his own fears, the Captain was heard shouting "Oh no, not you again!"