Boss Battle: At up to 14 bosses, God of War II has the largest number of bosses in the whole God Of War franchise.

Cue Oh, Crap! just before Kratos bashes the guy's head in against the altar, his blood draining into a pattern etched onto the floor. Said incantation ends with the reader offering his blood as a sacrifice.

Blood Magic: At the Temple of the Fates, Kratos is required to capture a translator to read the incantation needed to open his path.

Blood from the Mouth: After being squashed by the Colossus of Rhodes' hand, Kratos pukes up a damn river's worth of blood.

Big Good: Gaia the Titaness is the one who directly helps Kratos in his quest by saving him from death.

Been There, Shaped History: Kratos destroyed The Colossus of Rhodes, because it came to life and tried to kill him.

Bag of Spilling: Kratos is stripped of all of his godly powers by the Blade of Olympus early on in the game.

Alrik, the Barbarian King who caused Kratos to make his fateful Deal with the Devil with Ares in the first place, fights his way out of Hades to have another shot at the Ghost of Sparta.

As he did before, Kratos fights his way out of the Underworld after being killed by Zeus.

You end his torment by breaking the chains and having him fall in the bonfire below. You can also meet Prometheus, tied to Typhon's finger and still mauled by an eagle. Zeus confirms this during the final battle: As he prepares to execute the former God of War, he says that Kratos' torment is about to begin.

And I Must Scream: Gaia informs Kratos that, should he fail his mission, his soul will spend eternity in the Underworld being tortured by Hades.

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