Just like Ares, Kratos as the God of War can change his size into a nearly 500-foot tall giant. However, Kratos seems to only possess this ability as a God, as he never shows this again past the original trilogy.
According to an early God of War script, the character is 7 feet 0 inches (2.13 m) tall, but this was later changed when Santa Monica Studios and Gnomon School delved deeper into the animation and rigging history of the games, showing Greek Kratos to be 2.34 metres (7 ft 8 in) tall, with Norse Kratos being 1.94 metres ...
Kratos is not immortal, but the power he has from the gods means he is nearly impossible to kill and ages far slower than any normal person, which makes Kratos' age difficult to determine.
With Atreus being bigger in God of War: Ragnarok as well, Kratos may be trying to increase in size to prepare to protect him from even larger threats. God of War was released in 2018, but the series dates back to 2005.
He is no longer capable of doing so after the first time Zeus pulled his godly powers out. Kratos then transferred those godly abilities and put them into the Blade of Olympus, empowering it. Perhaps his ability to grow big as a mountain is IN the Blade of Olympus. c.)
Game studio says this most recent version of Kratos is the strongest, ages back when the game came out on PS. The SOB flips a whole island temple weighing thousands of tonnes, way stronger than anything he's done in prev games! I'd say he's stronger now but holding back. Nothing beats old man strength.
In God of War Ragnarök, it's likely that Kratos is around 1,055 years old. He's something of an old man, but as a demigod, he is still more than young enough to hold his own and then some in battle. Unfortunately, this is based on maths and educated guesses. Kratos's age is never told in the games.
To be exact, Kratos stands at 1.93m, or six-foot-four inches, while Thor is 2.25m or a whopping seven-foot-four inches. For the most part, God of War Ragnarok's depiction of Thor managed to draw praise from fans and critics.
While he wouldn't know it for most of his life, Kratos was a demigod as he is the son of Zeus, but he would later become a full-on god, the God of War to be precise, after killing Ares. After years of serving the Greek gods, Kratos became disillusioned, and resentment towards the gods grew strong.
When developers crafted the bearded-brute version of Kratos for 2018's God of War, they shrunk the Spartan by a considerable amount, bringing his overall height down from 8'0'' to around 6'6''. Game designers claim that this was done to make Kratos a more "relatable figure" as it pertains to humans.
He has many universal lifting strength feats that make him a multi million to billion tonner. Definitely. He lifted Tyr's temple which was like all 9 realms combined. Why doesn't Kratos use his god-like strength in God of War?
Kratos will most likely always be bald, thanks to the religious upkeep of his appearance, but it is fun to guess what the former Greek god of war would like if he grew his hair out.
Still, in terms of pure feats of physical strength, Kratos seems to have the advantage. However, that mostly has to do with Goku's lack of lifting feats in comparison to Kratos.
So Not only is Kratos is immortal but he also have to suffer immense tragedies as a heavy burden throughout the series. That's why Kratos is very apathy man because inside he is beyond broken.
Initially, the name John Kratos was nothing more than a joke shared on Twitter by The Guardian's gaming editor, Keza MacDonald. But as is the case with so much internet content these days, it soon gained its own lifeforce, eventually leading to PlayStation canonising the name.
Kratos' single biggest strength, but also his single biggest weakness remains his rage. The pure anger that stems out of Kratos, becomes an integral part of his motivation as he continues along his journey of vengeance, redemption, and transformation.
Other characters like Alucard, Ōnoki, Anos Voldigoad, Lelouch, Kaguya Otsutsuki, and many more possess unique abilities and powers that can disintegrate, immobilize, or overpower Kratos in combat.
