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<p class="">With just over a week away from the highly anticipated release of God of War Ragnarök, Kratos and Atreus continue their journey through the Norse realms, while building a stronger bond together as father and son. This inspiring journey made us wonder: can all parents relate to the relationship challenges facing Kratos and Atreus? </p>
<p class="">Luckily, we found a few parents who relate all too well with how tough parenting can be. Bonded by the reality that no parent gets it right all of the time, these three star-studded families show that we can all relate to the dynamic relationship between Kratos and Atreus – especially when you wear the costume.</p>
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<p class="">Here’s how each father found paternal inspiration in God of War Ragnarök: </p>
<p class=""><strong>Ben Stiller: </strong>Putting on the Kratos beard and makeup felt very empowering. The war paint really is useful in terms of letting people know you mean business. I found the beard made me feel wiser…though [my son] Quin didn’t seem to feel that at all.</p>
<p class=""><strong>LeBron James: </strong>Something about having the Leviathan Axe in your hand transports you to a different world. We all play the games on the screen, but being able to bring those moments to life and connect in a different way is a pretty cool thing.</p>
<p class=""><strong>John Travolta: </strong>Similar to Kratos and Atreus, the balance of ‘holding on and letting go’ is a dynamic many parents can relate to. There’s no better feeling than seeing your child grow and mature into the best versions of themselves. </p>
<p class="">Experience Kratos’ parenting skills in action when God of War Ragnarök arrives on PS5 and PS4 November 9.</p>
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