When another wave of her minions fails to kill Kratos, Megaera uses her parasites to infect the Hecatonchires's head, forcing Kratos into an epic battle against the mutated giant. Eventually, she tackles him when he is confronting her sister Tisiphone, proclaiming "He is mine!" The two of them crash through a wall, ending up in front of the head of Aegaeon. Megaera continues to taunt Kratos as he continues to pursue her throughout the Prison of the Damned. Kratos recovering the Amulet of Uroborus from Megaera's corpse. The Fury then leaves the scene as the mutated hand attacks Kratos. The arm splits in half to reveal a beastly monster inside. Desperate, Megaera releases another swarm of parasites that burrow into the giant's skin. The chase continues until they both come to a huge arm of the Hecatonchires. She summons parasites from her chest and they latch on to caged humans in order to transform them into insect-like monsters. After a few blows are exchanged, Megaera accidentally destroys the chain holding Kratos's other arm he promptly slashes at Megaera's abdomen and then charges into her, knocking them both off the ledge that the former was once bound on.Īn injured Megaera flees from Kratos, taunting him as she runs on her huge legs. As the dazed Kratos stands up, Megaera brings out her spider-like appendages and attacks, saying "I'm quite skilled in teaching Respect!!" However, Kratos dodges the Fury's first strike, causing her to break one of the chains holding his arms and enabling him to fight back.
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After giving Kratos a thorough and brutal beating, Megaera reveals her face by sliding her cracked mask up and hits Kratos one last time, breaking the bond around his neck in the process. The Fury then slashes at him with her claws whilst a huge metal collar holds him in place. In present time (the beginning of the game, the camera is shown from Kratos perspective giving a dramatic effect), a one-armed and angered Megaera wakes a bound and wounded Kratos from his sleep by landing fiercely in front of him. Megaera and Tisiphone hold Orkos in place as Alecto captures Kratos and takes him to be tortured within the prison of Aegeon the Hecatonchires.
The sisters also have a subdued Orkos with them. Later on in the game, after Kratos has reassembled the Statue of Apollo and entered the Lantern, which contains the Eyes of Truth, he encounters the three Furies once more. Megaera and her sisters after capturing Kratos. Kratos is then subdued by the third Fury, Alecto, but before she or her sisters can apprehend him, they are stopped by the appearance of Orkos, who saves Kratos by teleporting them to a separate part of the statue away from the Furies. Kratos then 'kills' Tisiphone, but it turns out the one he killed was just another illusion. During the battle, Megaera is harpooned with the Blades of Chaos and tossed off the Statue of Apollo. The illusion then ceases as the injured Megaera and infuriated Tisiphone (and her pet Daimon) attack Kratos head on. After a long brutal fight between the two, Megaera is slammed through the wall and her mask gets damaged she immediately counters by choking Kratos, who saves himself by tearing off Megaera's arm. As Kratos fights illusion Spartans, Megaera also attacks and is able to stand against Kratos quite well, causing powerful shockwaves with her attacks. He turned against his mothers once they blinded his friend, Oracle Aletheia, and unjustly punished Kratos.ĭuring Kratos's journey to Delos (shown in the second flashback of the game), he traverses the Statue of Apollo and eventually comes across an illusion of Sparta put together by Megaera and Tisiphone. To please his mothers, Orkos became the oath-keeper. However, the child, Orkos, was considered weak by Ares and was thus disowned. Alecto, the Fury Queen, and Ares conceived a child who they hoped would aid them in their mission to bring down Olympus. Megaera and the rest of the Furies pursue Kratos for breaking his bond with Ares. Upon encountering Orkos in Delphi, Kratos is informed that the Furies were once fair in their judgement and punishment, but became ruthless because of Ares, the God of War whom convinced the Furies to help him conspire against Olympus.
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The God of War Series God of War: Ascension Like her sisters, she was born from the blood of Ouranos when Cronos castrated him. Megaera was the cause of jealousy and punished people who committed crimes, especially marital infidelity. Megaera is one of the three Furies, or Erinyes, in Greek mythology.
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