How did Kratos get the cut on his eye?

Kratos got the scar over his right eye as a child when the god Ares backhanded him while trying to kidnap his younger brother, Deimos, in an event shown in God of War: Ghost of Sparta, serving as a permanent, painful reminder of his failure to protect his family.
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How did Kratos get the scar on his eye?

The Olympians Zeus, Athena, and Ares believed this warrior to be Deimos, Kratos's younger brother, due to his strange birthmark. Ares and Athena interrupted Kratos and Deimos's childhood training in Sparta and kidnapped Deimos. Kratos attempted to stop Ares, who swept him aside and scarred him across his right eye.
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Who cut Kratos' eyes?

Kratos lunged at Ares to keep him from taking his brother, but Ares struck him down, which scarred him over his right eye.
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Why is Zeus afraid of Kratos?

Zeus fears Kratos because of a prophecy that a marked warrior (Kratos) would bring about Olympus's destruction, and Kratos's immense power and defiance, especially after killing Ares, made him that threat. Zeus was corrupted by Fear from Pandora's Box, driving him to betray and kill Kratos in God of War II, fearing Kratos would overthrow him as he overthrew his own father, Cronos.
 
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Is there LGBTQ in Lion King?

While The Lion King doesn't explicitly feature openly LGBTQ+ characters, many viewers interpret characters like the villainous Scar and the duo Timon and Pumbaa as being "queer-coded," meaning they display traits like flamboyance, campiness, or live outside traditional heterosexual norms, leading to discussions and headcanons about their identities. Scar's dramatic portrayal and Timon and Pumbaa's familial relationship as adoptive parents have resonated with queer audiences, though these are interpretations of subtext rather than confirmed storylines, notes Queer Cinema Archive.
 
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Is Scar pure, evil, or broken?

He is so far one of the only Pure Evils to appear on a preschool program, which surprised many as while he is undeniably Pure Evil in the film, Scar's evil managed to increase by attempting to burn down the Pride Lands, kill his entire family, try to have Janja, his own minion, killed for betrayal by being burnt alive, ...
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Were there any LGBT Greek gods?

Yes, many Greek gods engaged in same-sex relationships, with major male deities like Zeus, Apollo, Hermes, Poseidon, and Dionysus all known for having male lovers, often depicted in myths involving beautiful youths like Ganymede (Zeus's lover), Hyacinthus (Apollo's), and Pelops (Poseidon's). These stories highlight the acceptance and prevalence of homoerotic themes in ancient Greek culture, with gods like Apollo often considered patrons of male love. 
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Who is Zeus' youngest lover?

Ganymede in Greek Mythology: Zeus' Young Lover & Cupbearer. Ganymede, a beautiful Trojan young man, was aducted by Zeus to serve as his personal cupbearer and lover on mount Olympus among the other gods.
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Who is Zeus' worst enemy?

Typhon challenged Zeus for rule of the cosmos. The earliest mention of Typhon, and his only occurrence in Homer, is a passing reference in the Iliad to Zeus striking the ground around where Typhon lies defeated. Hesiod's Theogony gives the first account of their battle.
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What does Ω mean in God of War?

In God of War, the Omega symbol (Ω) signifies "the end," representing Kratos's role as the destroyer of the Greek gods, the finality of his rage, and his identity as the God of War, often linked to apocalyptic events and the "end of everything". It also connects to his Spartan heritage (a warning symbol) and his brother Deimos (whose birthmark resembled it), evolving in later games to incorporate Norse elements like the World Serpent (Jörmungandr) symbolizing cycles of beginning and end.
 
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Why are Kratos arm wraps bloody?

In God of War 4, Kratos' past still haunts him. Having killed the Greek pantheon, he absconds to ancient Norway to make a new life for himself. He wraps his arms tight in bandages to hide the permanent scars from the chains he once wore. He tries to hide his true nature from himself and his own son, Atreus.
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Is Faye a giant gow?

God of War (2018)

She is the second wife of Kratos and the mother of Loki. Although she lived as a mortal, Faye was, in fact, a Giant (Jotünn) of Jötunheim—concealing her true nature from her family for reasons unknown.
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Is Luffy's scar permanent?

So no it wasn't even a scar made by Zoro if it wasn't even permanent. It's just a coincidence that so happens to be your silly little headcanon. Luffy sustained the injury from Akainu's magma during Marineford and it's left its mark ever since.
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Is Kratos stronger than Thor?

It's a close debate, but Thor often demonstrates superior raw strength, overpowering Kratos initially, though Kratos's cunning, experience, and adaptability (especially in the second fight) allow him to hold his own and even gain advantages, suggesting a highly comparable, if not slightly lower, raw power level that he overcomes with skill, rage, and strategy. In their God of War Ragnarök encounters, Thor dominated the first fight due to an ambush and Kratos holding back, but in the second, a more strategic Kratos, utilizing his full Spartan Rage, often outmatched the intoxicated and weary Thor in direct clashes, disarming him and dominating the fight, notes Reddit users and Reddit users. 
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Who took Persephone's virginity?

Bruce Lincoln argues that the myth is a description of the loss of Persephone's virginity, where her epithet koure signifies "a girl of initiatory age", and where Hades is the male oppressor forcing himself onto a young girl for the first time.
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Who is Zeus's strongest child?

Zeus's strongest child is widely considered to be Heracles (Hercules) for sheer physical might and heroic feats, but his daughter Athena, born from his head, is the most powerful in strategic warfare and wisdom, often called his favorite child. Other contenders for "strongest" include Apollo (music, prophecy, archery) and the demigod hero Perseus, who slew Medusa, with power varying by myth and focus (physical vs. divine/strategic).
 
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Who is the Greek god of bisexuality?

While no single god is officially labeled the "god of bisexuality," Apollo is most often cited due to his numerous relationships with both women (like the Muses, nymphs, and princesses) and men (like Hyacinthus and Hyacinth). Other figures like Dionysus, associated with breaking boundaries and having both male and female admirers, and Hermaphroditus, the child of Hermes and Aphrodite who became intersex, also represent fluid or non-binary expressions of sexuality in Greek myth. 
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Did Poseidon have a male lover?

Yes, Poseidon had several male lovers in Greek mythology, most notably the sea-god Nerites, a beautiful youth who became his charioteer, and the mortal prince Pelops, with whom he had a significant pederastic affair. These relationships, common in Greek myths, often involved older gods and younger males, reflecting ancient Greek customs of paiderastia. 
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Which Greek god was asexual?

Some have described Athena, along with the goddesses Hestia and Artemis as being asexual, this is mainly supported by the fact that in the Homeric Hymns, 5, To Aphrodite, where Aphrodite is described as having "no power" over the three goddesses.
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Does god accept bisexuals?

As New Testament Scholar Daniel Kirk has pointed out, Christians today would do well by the tradition of the apostles and our current witness in the world to recognize that theological abstractions aside, God has already clearly embraced LGBTQ+ people into full communion, and it is now the church's responsibility to ...
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Who is Disney's evilest villain?

While subjective, Judge Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame is often cited as Disney's most evil villain due to his realistic, self-righteous cruelty, fanaticism, abuse, murder, and manipulation, making his evil feel deeply human and terrifyingly plausible, closely followed by villains like Scar (fratricide, manipulation) and Maleficent (pure dark magic/vengeance). Other top contenders include Ursula, Hades, and Jafar, noted for their ambition and dark dealings, but Frollo's blend of religious hypocrisy and sadistic abuse sets him apart. 
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Who is more evil, Kiros or Scar?

He is the evilest of the villains in the remake continuity since he essentially is committing genocide against his own species thus being even worse than Scar and a bigger threat than him.
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