Do we meet Atreus again after Ragnarok?
Yes, Atreus can be met again after the events of Ragnarok, as he leaves his father Kratos to embark on his own journey to restore the giants and return to his people. After completing the main story, Kratos can visit Atreus and Angrboda‘s place in Jotunheim, providing a sense of closure and a new beginning for the characters.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Atreus
Atreus’ Journey
- What happens to Atreus after Ragnarok?: Atreus does not die at the end of Ragnarok, though his ending is certainly a tearjerker, and he tells Kratos that he must strike out on his own journey to restore the giants and return to his people.
- Will the next God of War be about Atreus?: God of War: Ragnarok‘s end points toward a fresh start for the series, but something it did for Atreus might repeat in the next game, leaving the possibility open for Atreus to be the main focus of the next installment.
- Can you meet Atreus after ending?: After beating the game, Kratos can visit Atreus and Angrboda‘s place in Jotunheim.
About Sindri
Sindri’s Character Development
- Does Sindri forgive Atreus?: Sindri “doesn’t” forgive Atreus or Kratos because he cannot forgive… himself, showing the complexity of Sindri‘s character and his struggle with grief and trauma.
- Is Sindri a villain now?: God of War: Ragnarok sets Sindri up as the series’ next antagonist, as he becomes consumed by his grief and anger, particularly after the death of his brother Brok.
- What happens to Sindri at the end of Ragnarök?: Sindri completely falls apart, lashes out in anger at Kratos and Atreus, and solely represents the dwarves during the events of Ragnarok, showing the devastating impact of Brok‘s death on his character.
About Kratos and the Story
The Story’s Progression
- Is Kratos and Atreus story over?: God of War Ragnarok brought an end to the Norse Saga for Kratos and Atreus, but a few loose ends still need tying up in future sequels, leaving the possibility for further stories and character development.
- Did Atreus leave Kratos after Ragnarok?: Once everyone and everything is accounted for, Atreus leaves for his own solo journey to save the giants as Kratos emotionally accepts that his son needs to forge his own path.
- Why did Kratos cry at the end of Ragnarok?: Kratos cried because he finally felt accepted and seen as a god worthy of worship, rather than feared or hated, marking a significant moment in his character development.
About Other Characters and Plot Points
Odin and Tyr
- Is Sindri a god?: In Norse mythology, Sindri is the name of both a dwarf and a hall that will serve as a dwelling place for the souls of the virtuous after the events of Ragnarök, highlighting the richness and depth of the game’s lore.
- Was Odin Tyr the whole time?: Before the final battle, it’s revealed that Tyr, the Norse god of war, has actually been Odin all along, using his godly powers to disguise himself as Tyr and spy on Kratos, Atreus, and Freya.
About Game Mechanics and Secrets
Secret Endings and Game Completion
- Does God of War have a secret ending?: To get the secret ending in God of War Ragnarök, after the final battle, you need to return to Sindri’s House and talk to Lunda, who will give you a side quest called A Viking Funeral.
- What is the prophecy at the end of God of War: Ragnarok?: The prophecy reveals that Kratos will die at Ragnarök and Atreus would unite with Odin in Asgard, providing a deeper understanding of the game’s story and characters.
- Can Sindri lift Mjolnir?: Sindri, the creator of Mjolnir, can still lift it due to his hand in its creation, and it’s also shown that he can control it, showcasing his unique abilities and connection to the game’s lore.
About Character Relationships and Development
Brok and Sindri
- Did Sindri revive Brok?: It’s previously learned that Sindri had revived Brok after he had died long before, though he only managed to retrieve three out of four parts of his soul, and could never be whole again or have a spirit leave his body the next time he dies, highlighting the complex and nuanced relationships between characters in the game.