For how much attention God of War (2018) has received since its initial release, it’s important to remember just how much influence the original God of War trilogy had on the gaming industry. God of War 2 remains one of the highest rated PS2 games of all time and is populated with a littany of memorable characters and moments; one such character being Kratos’ younger brother Deimos.

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An Instagram user named martin_sancal has managed to create an incredible statue depicting what Deimos would look like in God of War Ragnarok, and the attention to detail is absolutely incredible. The user manages to perfectly emulate the style of the newer God of War games while also showing Deimos as older, with the redesign being fairly reminiscient of the current character design of Kratos.

While Deimos’ last in-game appearance was in God of War 2, given Kratos’ current relationship with his son Atreus, it’s interesting to think about what interactions between the three of them could have potentially looked like. In truth, there’s still a lot of Kratos’ history that Atreus just isn’t aware of yet, so maybe Kratos will bring up Deimos at some point during God of War Ragnarok.

Despite everything that has been shown off already, there’s still a lot about God of War Ragnarok that remains unknown. The ending of the previous game left a lot of room for interpretation, including the mystery of who blew the horn to summon the World Serpent while Atreus was sick - a mystery that God of War director Cory Barlog teases fans about quite a bit.

In any case, it will be interesting to see what God of War Ragnarok will ultimately look like once it releases. With the induction of new characters such as Thor and Tyr, as well as access to all nine realms, there’s sure to be much more depth to the game than what was presented in the previous entry in the series.

God of War: Ragnarok launches on PS4 and PS5 in 2022.

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