Kratos and Deimos vs Thanos

Vs

• Kratos and Deimos are maxed out with unlimited magic with all gear available and Deimos is familiar with all weaponry Kratos has wielded.
• No prep, no prior knowledge
• All bloodlusted
• Start 10 metres apart
• Can the Godkiller and his powerful brother kill the mad Titan?

Kratos has killed all gods in the GOWU except for Aphrodite.....for obvious reasons.

Thanos pimpslaps both. He doesn't need TP or his other powers for this.

Kratos and his bro are no pushovers! They are better fighters than Thanos and can give him a run for his money, Thanos solos the Avengers and the brothers could do the same.

So 2 God killers (not sure about Deimos) fight a being that has no prior knowledge to them whatsoever but Kratos and Deimos have full Gear and Weapons? And Unlimited Magic?...........Yeah not a Curbstomp in Thanos' favour in a million years. Kratos either pounds Thanos' head in with the Gauntlets, Tears out his Soul Etc.....

They maybe better fighters but Thanos is way stronger. We are talking about a guy who can tank blasts from Odin and still keep going.

Thanos

See I could make you eat your words and watch you grovel begging for forgiveness but I'm tired I will post my reply tomorrow.

I'm pretty sure Kratos went to hell and kicked it's ass.

Thanos breaks out his pimp hands. Seriously Kratos is a high mid tier at most

@leo-343: @citizensentry: don't be those guys who take up the whole thread with mega quoting

@leo-343: yeah if you're going to quote cut out the earliest parts or only quote when its needed for your argument

Oh this forum I use to go on there was no callouts/reply buttons just a quote button, so if 2 people got in an argument, it took forever for the page to load..

Oh and:

@nefarious said:

Bare with me this a big post. @leo-343@chaos911

• Fire of Ares: Imbues the Blades of Chaos with intense flames, and enables Kratos to create devastating explosions of fire. Incinerating enemies yields
• Ice of Poseidon: Gives Kratos the power of ice, freezing shockwave attacks, and the ability to breathe underwater. Freezing enemies yields
• Lightning of Zeus: Electrifies Kratos' blades and enables powerful lightning magic. Electrocuting enemies yields Blue Orbs.
• Soul of Hades: Imbues Kratos' weapons with the souls of the dead, enabling him to summon spirits and the Arms of Hades to vaporize his enemies. .

Items

• The Amulet of Uroborus: An item capable of manipulating time, used to heal or decay objects.
• Oath Stone of Orkos: Given to Kratos by Orkos, this item has the power to create a clone of its wielder.
• Eyes of Truth: Formerly the actual eyes of the Oracle Aletheia, the Eyes of Truth holds the power to destroy magic barriers, illusions, and dark spells created by the Furies.

Chains of Olympus

Weapons

• Blades of Chaos: Powerful weapons given to Kratos by Ares after pledging his allegiance to him.
• Gauntlet of Zeus: A powerful weapon used by Zeus to chain the Titans.

Magic

• Efreet: Summons a large fiery aura in the form of a warrior around Kratos.
• Light of Dawn: Allows Kratos to launch spheres of energy on his enemies.
• Charon's Wrath: A mask with the ability to curse enemies, constantly doing damage to them.

Relics

• Sun Shield: The Sun Shield is an object of the Gods used to block attacks and return projectiles. Kratos obtained the Shield within the Temple of Helios
• Triton's Lance: Triton's Lance is a spear-like item that Kratos finds in the Caves of Olympus. It allows him to breath underwater, much like Poseidon's Trident.

God of War

Weapons

• Blades of Chaos: Powerful weapons given to Kratos by Ares after pledging his allegiance to him. They're a pair of large curved blades that are attached to Kratos' arms via chains, serving as both weapons and marks of his servitude to the God of War. He can swing them about to strike enemies and perform various combo attacks. Kratos loses them after Ares rips them from his arms during a hallucination of Kratos' family and their deaths.
• Blade of Artemis: This is a large, cumbersome blade given to Kratos by the goddess Artemis. It is quite slow, but also does more damage to enemies than the Blades of Chaos.
• Blade of the Gods: Kratos used this powerful blade to kill Ares. It formerly acted as a bridge between Athens and the Suicide Bluffs.
• Blades of Athena: Given to Kratos by Athena at the end of God of War. They replace the Blades of Chaos, which Ares took from Kratos in the final battle.

Magic

• Poseidon's Rage: This is a magic given to Kratos by Poseidon. It allows him to unleash devastating electricity upon nearby foes, hitting multiple times and protecting him from attack.
• Medusa's Gaze: Upon killing Medusa for Aphrodite's orders Kratos takes her head, and can use it to turn his enemies to stone.
• Zeus' Fury: A power given to Kratos by Zeus himself. It allows Kratos to summon bolts of lightning in his hands and throw them at distant enemies.

• Army of Hades: This power is given to Kratos by Hades in Pandora's Temple. With it, Kratos can summon the very souls of the Underworld to attack any nearby foes.

Relics

• Rage of the Gods: An ability that is gained and improved by upgrading the Blades of Chaos. The meter appears at the bottom of the screen, and when it's full, you can activate "Rage of the Gods". While activated, Kratos does a lot more damage to his enemies and also takes less damage.
• Poseidon's Trident: Kratos finds this item within Pandora's Temple. It allows him to dive, swim, and breathe underwater indefinitely without drowning.

Betrayal

Weapons

• Blades of Athena: Given to Kratos by Athena at the end of God of War. They replace the Blades of Chaos, which Ares took from Kratos in the final battle.
• Blade of Artemis: This is a large, cumbersome blade given to Kratos by the goddess Artemis. It is quite slow, but also does more damage to enemies than the Blades of Athena.

Magic

• Medusa's Gaze: Upon killing Medusa for Aphrodite, Kratos takes her head, and can use it to turn his enemies to stone.

• Army of Hades: This power is given to Kratos by Hades in Pandora's Temple. With it, Kratos can summon the very souls of the Underworld to attack any nearby foes.

Ghost of Sparta

Weapons

• Blades of Athena: The blades given to Kratos by Athena at the end of God of War.
• Arms of Sparta: A spear and shield wielded by the soldiers of Sparta.
• Thera's Bane: Thera's power can imbue the Blades of Athena with fire.

Magic

• Eye of Atlantis: An ancient relic of Poseidon that harnesses the power of Atlantis.
• Scourge of Erinys: This artifact can unleash a power that no mortal nor god should wield.
• Horn of Boreas: Horn that summons the power of the God of the North Wind, Boreas.

Relics

• Aphrodite's Ambrosia: Activate this item to gain a brutal kick attack. (Might of Sparta)
• Poseidon's Trident: Allows you to breathe underwater.

God of War II

Weapons

• Blades of Athena: Magical blades bestowed on Kratos by the goddess Athena. They function the same as the Blades of Chaos. Given to Kratos as he ascends to Godhood, after Ares had taken the Blades of Chaos from him during their final battle in God of War. The blades are dulled and drained of power after Kratos falls into the River Styx in God of War III.
• Barbarian Hammer: A slow but powerful melee weapon originally wielded by the Barbarian King. With it, Kratos can deliver powerful slams and smashes, and also summon legions of souls.
• Spear of Destiny: A weapon originally used by the Dark Rider. With it, Kratos can perform deadly swipes and stabs, and can also fire dangerous piercing projectiles at enemies.
• Blade of Olympus: A divine sword so powerful that it allowed Zeus to defeat the Titans in the Great War. It is also one of the only known tools (along with Pandora's Box and the Gauntlet of Zeus) that has the power to harm and kill other Gods. The weapon can be powered up with experience orbs to increase its power and add new attacks. However, the Blade of Olympus, normally a weapon provided solely by plot developments, can only be used during the fight with the Colossus, fighting Zeus in the last battle of the game, and via Bonus Play.

Magic

• Poseidon's Rage: This is a magic from the first God of War game. Kratos uses it in the first part of the game (at Rhodes), but loses it upon sacrificing his godly powers. However, Kratos can use this magic ability during Bonus Play if the Urn of Poseidon has been unlocked and used. The urn switches Cronos' Rage with Poseidon's Rage.
• Typhon's Bane: A magical bow-like weapon that allows Kratos to fire rapid blasts of wind.
• Cronos' Rage: An attack using electricity to strike multiple targets via orbs of lightning. Higher levels spread farther and attack more targets, and even create an explosion at the end of its duration.
• Head of Euryale: The severed head of Euryale, which can be used to turn enemies to stone (similar to the Medusa's Gaze from the first game, however it is powerful enough to turn other Gorgons to stone).
• Atlas Quake: A radial ground-pounding attack in which Kratos summons strong earthquakes to smite opponents.

Relics

• Poseidon's Trident: Kratos continues to use this item in God of War II. It allows him to dive, swim, and breathe underwater infinitely.
• Rage of the Titans: This power is gained from Prometheus, and is similar to the "Rage of the Gods" from the first game. This power can only be activated initially when a meter has been filled either due to Kratos taking damage or collecting Gold Orbs. Activating the power increases Kratos' attack power for a short time and also allows him to take less damage from enemy attacks. The player is allowed to activate and deactivate Rage of the Titans whenever they wish, unlike Rage of the Gods which had to be fully charged and then could only be fully drained.
• Amulet of the Fates: A relic that allows Kratos to slow down time when close to a Fates Statue.
• Golden Fleece: A golden armlet which Kratos can use to reflect attacks and projectiles back at their sender.
• Icarus Wings: A pair of feathered wings that Kratos takes from Icarus. With them, he can glide short distances while jumping and float on air currents.

Urns of Power

• Urn of Gaia: Collect 10 times the amount of red orbs
• Urn of the Gorgons: Gives the weapons the power to turn enemies into stone
• Urn of Olympus: Grants infinite Magic
• Urn of Prometheus: Grants infinite Rage of the Titans
• Urn of the Fates: Extends combo timer by 3 seconds
• Urn of Poseidon: Replaces Cronos' Rage with Poseidon's Rage

God of War III

Weapons

• Blades of Athena: The blades given to Kratos by Athena at the end of God of War. Kratos uses them for the first portion of the game, however, like in the previous games, they are soon replaced by the Blades of Exile.
• Blades of Exile: A weapon similar to the Blades of Chaos and Athena's Blades from previous games. After the Blades of Athena become dulled when Kratos falls into the River Styx, Athena gives them to Kratos in order to regain his trust. Their magic power calls forth spears and shield of Kratos' exiled Spartan brothers, that protect him and damage his foes. Can be upgraded up to level five.
• Claws of Hades: Kratos obtains this weapon from Hades during their fight. Their fighting style is similar to the Blades of Exile but the moves are executed slower. These weapons have the power to call forth damned souls. Can be leveled up to level five. More levels increase the range of souls that Kratos can choose from.
• Nemean Cestus: Powerful weapon originally wielded by Hercules. It is a chained fist weapon resembling lion heads. With it Kratos can execute impressive combos, yet slow ones compared to the other weapons. It is the only weapon with the ability to break Onyx, making it one of the most useful weapons of the game. It's magic power consists of Kratos slamming the ground creating powerful shockwaves.
• Nemesis Whip: A weapon given to Kratos by Hephaestus after Kratos gives him the Omphalos stone. It is a pair of triple blades chained together. Hephestus has given it the power to project electricity. The magic power that comes along with it is similar to Cronos' Rage from God of War II.

Items

• Bow of Apollo: The first item that Kratos acquires in God of War III. He obtains it after killing Peirithous, the mortal lover of Persephone, who was imprisoned in the Underworld by Hades and condemned to spend all eternity trapped within a cage of brambles. This item is similar to Typhon's Bane from God of War II, except that it uses the elemental power of fire instead of wind.
• Head of Helios: The decapitated head of the Sun God is the second item obtained in God of War III. Kratos acquires this item after meeting with an injured Helios, and after a brief tussle of words, Kratos ruthlessly rips his head off his shoulders. The beam holds the power to reveal secrets, such as hidden doors and chests. When the beam shines on enemies, it temporarily blinds them. The item is very useful in dark areas, functioning as a sort of flashlight/lantern.
• Boots of Hermes: The Boots of Hermes are depicted as greaves with burning red wings on them. Kratos mercilessly amputates them out of the legs of their owner; the messenger god Hermes. These greaves allow Kratos to make a short dash forward, ramming through enemies and throwing them aside, as well as giving him the ability to run alongside walls marked with shining, golden bootprints.

Magics

• Divine Reckoning: The magic of Athena's Blades, where Kratos summons a whirling vortex with the Blade of Olympus.

• Army of Sparta: A phalanx of Spartan spirits protects Kratos while attacking with spears and arrows. The magic of the Blades of Exile.

• Soul Summon: The power of the Claws of Hades, summoning the souls of various monsters to aid Kratos in battle.

• Nemean Roar: A powerful shockwave created by the Nemean Cestus.

• Nemesis Rage: Kratos shocks surrounding enemies with a blast of energy released from the Nemesis Whip. Similar to Cronos' Rage.

Relics

• Poseidon's Trident: Trident of the god of the seas, grants its user the ability to breathe underwater.
• Golden Fleece: Armour capable of deflecting weapon attacks and magic.
• Icarus Wings: Wings stolen from Icarus in battle, grant Kratos the ability to fly.
• Rage of Sparta: A new Rage Mode, granting Kratos the power of his fallen Spartan comrades.

Source: http://godofwar.wikia.com/wiki/Kratos'_Equipment

EDIT: In no way is this a stomp for Thanos.

No bother reading? No bother debating with you.

Typical Fanboy/Girl language.

The only way I see the brothers winning is via the claws of hades soul rip. But other than that, they get destroyed

@citizensentry: they really don't have an answer for tp though

Except he does. Athena tried TP'ing Kratos and Kratos and I'm quoting here said "I refuse" and broke Athena's hold over him.

@citizensentry: how good is her tp? Thanos has resisted moondragon with the mind gem

Yeah I said they would hurt him. Did I say they would injure him? NO. Did I say they would kill him? No.

But did I specifically say the Gauntlets would injure him? No. Did I say they would kill him? No. You're reading too far into things.

Pretty powerful IIRC.

@citizensentry: see you can't just say pretty powerful we need feats. Spider-Man is pretty powerful but ain't shiz compared to the higher ups

Thanos. I don't even remember anything in the game being impressive enough to hurt the titan.

So you post a while wiki full of fodder abilities or abilities that are for the most part featless?

Thanos.

60's Thanos

Mismatch, Thanos curbstomps.

GoW characters are nowhere near his level.

Thanos

Wow. Just wow.

Thanos.

@deactivated-57d17bdd0bd36: ????you said that they could solo the avengers

Thanos solos the universe.

The High-Universe level and MFTL+ upgrades the GOW-verse is in the process of receiving make this a mismatch in the favor of Kratos and Deimos.

Thanos pimp slamps them into oblivion.

Thanos mismatch

I don't know where this weird, asinine universal level Kratos nonsense is coming from but it better just be a meme

https://comicvine.gamespot.com/profile/asgardianbrony/blog/definitive-god-of-war-universe-respect-thread-in-p/132414/ isn't complete yet.