What Chronos did to Zagreus in Hades 2



This is what happen to Zagreus in Hades 2

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28 thoughts on “What Chronos did to Zagreus in Hades 2”

  1. since Zagreus is the god of blood, maybe him possessing enough titan blood somehow helped in the ressurection of chronos, and i know titan blood was already abundant in the underworld but still he is the god of blood

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  2. I think it’s worth noting that Hades was one of the first of the Olympians to be born, so this takeover is a kind of repeat offence.
    Also, the scythe Cronis uses is likely the same that was given to him by Gaia to kill Ouranos, his father the sky

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  3. I really hope they at least give some kinda flashback fight or cutscene for Zag being captured because going from a master of arms in Hades 1 to permanent stasis is crazy lol

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  4. You know, to me it looks like all the ransacking that Zag did in the Styx probably delayed the resurrection of Chronos. It probably bought enough time for Mel to be born and land us with a fighting chance in Hades II.

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  5. This is most likely intentional but I’m pretty sure they fused two gods; Kronos, Titan of the Harvest and Father of Hades, Poisidon, Zeus etc, and Chronos, personification of time. They’re two different people in the mythology and often confused because of the similar names

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