Kratos Is A Good Dad

Imagine thinking we re the hero even halfway through the order of release.

Kratos is a good dad. Cared for his son through his mothers death helped his son through alfheim gone to the top of the mountain. If you read the comic it shows how he was a loving father but he had a bloodlust problem caused by him losing his mother and brother as a child. Deafeated the valkaries deafeated countless enemies and armies. So he is a bad and failed parent but it shows he learned from it and is trying to be a good father by preventing his son from being like him or commiting the same mistakes he did in the past.

The modern standard is not having a man who has a body count the size of china and confirmed psychopathic disorders raise a child. Imagine thinking kratos is a good person father etc. He wants what every decent parent wants for their children. He cares about his son and his actions speak louder than any of his words.

In the norse era of the series kratos takes a turn for the good and finds himself controlling his rage and learning how to truly be a father to his new son atreus. Kratos is the protagonist of the god of war series. Kratos is best dad ever in comparison. Atreus humoring nu gow loki.

Goku f s off somewhere all the time and when he does come back he takes his son to a weird ass time chamber and beats the s out of em. Even beginning kratos is a good dad. Born in sparta kratos was a respected soldier and general up until he lost his wife and daughter when he killed them albeit by accident under ares command earning him the nickname of the ghost of sparta after which he renounced his service to the war god. Deep down he is a good father but he is ridden by guilt fear and doubts.

Kratos is best dad ever in comparison. He is an exceedingly good father to atreus. Do be more careful about relating kratos to the real deal yes. Compared to goku at least kratos is around.

Point is that these aren t historical spartans thrilling. Let your kid get away with everything. But he is willing to better himself and that is what matters. Along their journey they combat monsters and gods of the norse realm of whom they make enemies.