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I have a theory that Apollo got killed by one of the Titans (probably Hyperion) In God of War 3.

Think about it, why would his bow be in the underworld if he was still alive? I think after he got killed by Hyperion (or Perses, or Oceanus, it’s not confirmed who killed him) his bow fell into the underworld and ended up with perithious. Don’t forget, the titans on average are stronger than other gods.

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u/No_Variety_8931 — 2 months ago
▲ 44 r/okbuddyolympian

Guys name someone who you think is tuffer than Atlas and I will dismantle you in an argument (If you say Hephaestus, Helios or Circe I won’t argue because those are cool too)

u/No_Variety_8931 — 2 months ago
▲ 25 r/GodofWar

In Greek Mythology, Typhon was trapped under Mount Etna. But in God of War 2, he is in some sort of icy mountain. Mount Etna was originally supposed to be a section in God of War 2, but in the same video we learn that there was also going to be a Pegasus flight section where Typhon chases us, it's still snowy like the final product. This leads me to believe that Typhon's cavern and Mount Etna were going to be separate. Which would be stupid since Typhon is under Mount Etna in mythology and they already have a Mount Etna section so why would they make a new mountain? But look closely, those blades he has seem to be level 1. Typhon's caverns is the first section in GOW2 after the intro, right after your powers are depleted. This might mean that Mount Etna was going to be right after the intro. Which might mean that Mount Etna was the early version of the Typhon level.

u/No_Variety_8931 — 3 months ago