#COOKING COMPANIONS EXPLAINED SERIAL#

#COOKING COMPANIONS EXPLAINED SERIAL#

Unholy Matrimony: In Karin's secret ending, they join up as a serial killer couple.Samus Is a Girl: Agata and the Cupboard Spirit reveal she's a woman.It turns out that her knife actually belongs to them, and they later take it back with force. Psycho Knife Nut: They're about as fond of knives as Karin is, just quieter about it.No Name Given: They are never referred to by any name by the other characters or narration.

Not only do they casually eat the people who come to their house, but they don't seem to comprehend why this behaviour would bother others.

Lack of Empathy: Seems to be incapable of empathising with anyone.

They also seem attracted to Mariah in the ending which she survives, expressing admiration over how she keeps her composure even after cannibalizing the other companions.

They even become a serial killer couple in one ending.

Becomes infatuated with Karin if they treat the other companions badly.

I'm a Humanitarian: And they have been for a very long time.

Karma Houdini Warranty: The DLC adds an ending where Mariah can stab them so she can escape the cabin.

Karma Houdini: They get away with killing and eating the guests, and potentially hooks up with Karin.

Hate Sink: While Karin is the one murdering people, she’s only doing it out of desperation the protagonist, on the other hand, intentionally tricks vulnerable people into situations like this to murder and eat them.

Judging by how wrinkled and green they look, the rest of the protag probably isn't a pleasant sight.

The Faceless: Their face is never seen, but we do get to see their arms when they stab Karin to death.

Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: Has an inability to process or even understand ordinary human feelings, such as being unable to understand why Mariah wants to avenge her friends in the DLC or why Cabbage cares about possible victims coming to the cabin.

They're shaken when Karin cuts up a drugged Gregor and leaves him to pass out from shock and blood loss on the couch, especially when she says she was going to keep him alive for at least a week.

Even Evil Has Standards: They let the residents leave the cabin and either kill them before they can brave the flood waters, or wait for them to fail first before fetching the body.

Apparently they've been doing this for years.

Big Bad: They are revealed to be Evil All Along after completing the game, as according to the extended opening, they lured the companions into the cabin to cannibalize them.

The ending where Mariah kills them refers to them as an 'abnormal being,' but this is not elaborated on further. Ambiguously Human: Their arms are green and wrinkled, and they are heavily implied to be an immortal witch.They are implied to be a woman, since both Agata and the cupboard spirit refer to them as 'Ma'am' and 'she'. Ambiguous Gender: The protagonist's gender is never outright revealed.That is why we believe we haven’t seen the last of Angrboda. However, fans can see the apparent sparks flying between the two. But that has changed in God of War Ragnarok to fit their own story.

In Mythology, both are betrothed to each other, and Angrboda is the mother of Fenrir, Hela and Jormungandr. If there is a new God of War game, it will continue exploring Loki’s story, including Angrboda’s future with him. But we learn that she lets go of that to participate in the final battle with the Forces of Kratos. Over time, Angrboda is confused about her part in Loki’s journey as she believes her role ends when she reveals the prophecy to him. It is also revealed that the Giants are skilled Artisans, which explains Atreus’s love of drawing and sketching. Plus, she knows how the prophecies reflected in the first God of War end because her mother is the one who drew them. We first meet Angrboda in Ironwood, where Giants lived, and she is one. Also Read: Ubisoft Confirms the Prince of Persia Sands of Time Remake is not Put on Ice What is the role of Angrboda in God of War Ragnarok?

Cooking companions explained