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| − | + | [[File:Athena2-1-.jpg|thumb|148px]]Several statues of the [[Gods|goddess]] [[Athena]] are found throughout the [[God of War Series|God of War series]]. When encountered by [[Kratos]], Athena, speaking through the statue, usually provides information to Kratos. |
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| − | ==In God of War |
+ | ==In God of War Series== |
| + | ===[[God of War: Chains of Olympus|Chains of Olympus]]=== |
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| − | A statue of Athena is found at the [[Temple of Helios]]. There, she speaks to Kratos about the fate of Helios and the other [[Gods]]. |
+ | A statue of Athena is found at the [[Temple of Helios]]. There, she speaks to Kratos about the fate of [[Helios]] and the other [[Gods]]. |
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+ | ===[[God of War]]=== |
| − | A statue of Athena is found on Kratos' ship; one is found at the top of [[Suicide Bluffs]]; and one is found at the entrance of the [[Desert of Lost Souls]]. |
+ | A statue of Athena is found on Kratos' ship; one of them is found in the [[Temple of the Oracle]]; one is found at the top of [[Suicide Bluffs]]; and one is found at the entrance of the [[Desert of Lost Souls]]. Important information will be given to Kratos if he approaches one at pre-scripted points in the game. |
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+ | ===[[God of War: Ghost of Sparta|Ghost of Sparta]]=== |
| + | On his way to [[Atlantis]], Kratos and the statue of Athena, in which she had manifested herself, debated whether or not he should take this journey. After Kratos landed on the island of [[Crete]], he came across an unfinished [[Temple of Athena (Ghost of Sparta)|Temple of Athena]]. After proclaiming to Athena that the Gods had lied to him, he turned his back on the statue. Athena, however, responded and warned Kratos that many would prevent him from rescuing [[Deimos]]. Kratos then destroyed the statue out of anger. In a sunken Atlantis, Kratos encountered yet another statue, who once again attempted to persuade Kratos to abandon his quest. Kratos, however, discovers that Athena had aided Ares in kidnapping Deimos. An enraged Kratos then blames both himself and Athena for not being able to save Deimos. Kratos then orders Athena to return to [[Olympus]], an order which she quickly follows. |
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+ | ===[[God of War II]]=== |
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| ⚫ | After being betrayed by [[Zeus]] and going to the [[Island of Creation]], Kratos encounters another Statue of Athena inside the [[Garden of the Gods]] as she attempts to warn him that the [[Titans]] are not to be trusted. Kratos can then destroy the statue to receive some bonus [[Orbs#Red Orbs|Red Orbs]]. |
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| + | ===[[God of War III]]=== |
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| + | As Kratos chased [[Hermes]] throughout Olympus, they came across a giant bronze unfinished statue of Athena, where Hermes awaited for Kratos. In order to get to Hermes Kratos used a [[catapult]] to launch himself along with a boulder which destroyed the statue in the process. |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | <gallery type="slideshow" position="center"> |
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| + | Athena Statue CoD.PNG|Athena's Statue at Helios' Temple |
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| + | Athenaa.jpg|Athena's Statue on Kratos' ship |
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| + | Athena.jpg|In the Desert of Lost Souls |
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| + | Athena Statue GoS.PNG|Athena's statue in Athena's temple |
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| + | 221px-Athena statue.jpg|In the Garden of the Gods |
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| + | Kratos about to hit Athena's Statue.PNG|Athena's statue in God of War III |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | ==Related Pages== |
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| + | *[[Athena]] |
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| + | *[[Temple of Helios]] |
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| + | *[[Temple of the Oracle]] |
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| + | *[[Suicide Bluffs]] |
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| + | *[[Desert of Lost Souls]] |
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| + | *[[Temple of Athena (Ghost of Sparta)|Temple of Athena]] |
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| + | *[[Atlantis]] |
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| + | *[[Garden of the Gods]] |
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| + | *[[Olympus]] |
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| + | [[Category:Statues]] |
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| + | [[Category:God of War: Chains of Olympus]] |
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| + | [[Category:God of War]] |
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| + | [[Category:God of War: Ghost of Sparta]] |
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| + | [[Category:God of War II]] |
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| + | [[Category:God of War: Saga Collection]] |
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| + | [[Category:God of War Origins Collection]] |
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| + | [[Category:God of War Collection]] |
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| + | [[Category:Destroyed]] |
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Revision as of 14:46, 21 September 2018
Several statues of the goddess Athena are found throughout the God of War series. When encountered by Kratos, Athena, speaking through the statue, usually provides information to Kratos.
In God of War Series
Chains of Olympus
A statue of Athena is found at the Temple of Helios. There, she speaks to Kratos about the fate of Helios and the other Gods.
God of War
A statue of Athena is found on Kratos' ship; one of them is found in the Temple of the Oracle; one is found at the top of Suicide Bluffs; and one is found at the entrance of the Desert of Lost Souls. Important information will be given to Kratos if he approaches one at pre-scripted points in the game.
Ghost of Sparta
On his way to Atlantis, Kratos and the statue of Athena, in which she had manifested herself, debated whether or not he should take this journey. After Kratos landed on the island of Crete, he came across an unfinished Temple of Athena. After proclaiming to Athena that the Gods had lied to him, he turned his back on the statue. Athena, however, responded and warned Kratos that many would prevent him from rescuing Deimos. Kratos then destroyed the statue out of anger. In a sunken Atlantis, Kratos encountered yet another statue, who once again attempted to persuade Kratos to abandon his quest. Kratos, however, discovers that Athena had aided Ares in kidnapping Deimos. An enraged Kratos then blames both himself and Athena for not being able to save Deimos. Kratos then orders Athena to return to Olympus, an order which she quickly follows.
God of War II
After being betrayed by Zeus and going to the Island of Creation, Kratos encounters another Statue of Athena inside the Garden of the Gods as she attempts to warn him that the Titans are not to be trusted. Kratos can then destroy the statue to receive some bonus Red Orbs.
God of War III
As Kratos chased Hermes throughout Olympus, they came across a giant bronze unfinished statue of Athena, where Hermes awaited for Kratos. In order to get to Hermes Kratos used a catapult to launch himself along with a boulder which destroyed the statue in the process.
