God of War 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Kratos disobeys Athena and descends from Olympus to deliver the final blow to Rhodes

The game introduces Kratos just where the first game left off. Kratos sits atop his new throne as the God of War. His Spartan army, which he has found solace in, is ready to conquer another city, Rhodes. So, Kratos decides to go to Rhodes to deliver the final blow. However, once he is down there, a bird flies over Kratos and makes him the size of a mortal man.

Answer: The Colossus

Right after this bird transformed Kratos into mortal form, it goes and brings the giant Colossus to life. Throughout the next hour or so of gameplay, Kratos must confront the Colossus several times until he finally destroys it.

Answer: The Blade of Olympus

In the middle of the Rhodes level, Zeus sends this Blade of Olympus down nearby Kratos. He tells him that he must drain all his godly power into the Blade in order to be able to destroy the Colossus. In truth, Zeus just wants to make Kratos vulnerable so he can use the Blade to kill while he's mortal.

Answer: Gaia

Gaia is the Titan that watches over the earth. She tells Kratos that only a coward accepts death, to which Kratos replies "I am no coward." So, Gaia tells him he must seek out the Sisters of Fate in order to travel back in time to the moment Zeus betrayed him.

Answer: Pegasus

The pegasus flies with Kratos to two locations. First, it takes him to the Cave of Typhon, where it gets trapped by the titan Typhon until Kratos releases it. Next, it takes Kratos to the Island of Fates. Along the way, many eagles with and without enemies on top of them attack the peagasus, which Kratos must kill in order to get to the Island.

Answer: Cerberus puppies

The cerberus puppies were in the first game, but are a little different this time around. These puppies do not transform into larger versions after a certain amount of time, and Kratos can grab them and kick them at other enemies whenever he wishes, just by clicking the grab button.

Answer: The Steeds of Time

The Steeds of Time are four giant horses, made of stone, that are chained to the Island and a small section just off the Island. Kratos must release the covers over their eyes, and then proceed to whip them with his Blades in order to pull the small section of land in close to the Island itself.

Answer: False

Typical of the "God of War" franchise, the player must run across the huge chain back to the Island to proceed. Gaia tells Kratos to get back to the Island, and that his journey to the Sisters of Fate is only just beginning.

Answer: To control the threads of time

The Sisters of Fate have never been reached, not even by a God or Titan. Cronos built the Steeds of Time in a vain attempt to gain an audience with them, and so Kratos is faced with a monumentous task, but a necessary task nonetheless.

Answer: The Barbarian King

The Barbarian King climbed out of Hades to change his fate. He believed the Sisters had delivered the object of his very vengeance, Kratos.

Answer: The Spear of Destiny

While on the pegasus, Kratos must defeat a boss riding on an eagle. Eventually, Kratos drives the spear through the eagles back, rips off its wing, and then jumps down to earth.

Answer: Euryale

Euryale is basically a fat version of Medusa, who is a boss in the first game. Once defeated, Kratos gains Euryales special ability, which is freezing enemies where they stand.

Answer: Atlas' Quake

The great titan Atlas has four arms and holds the Earth up on his back. Atlas led the titans in the Great War.

Answer: Michael Clarke Duncan

This is shown in both the manual and on the second-disc. Michael Clarke Duncan is interviewed along with some other voice actors on the second-disc.

Answer: Zeus

Zeus is eventually defeated in a one-on-one battle with Kratos. However, as Kratos is killing Zeus, Athena comes in and prevents Kratos from finishing the King of Olympus by attacking Kratos and then sacrificing herself.