Zeus (Greek: Δίας), also known as the King of the Gods and the Father of Olympus, is the main antagonist of the Greek Era within Santa Monica Studio's God of War franchise. Summary Zeus is the king of the Olympian gods and the god of thunder and lightning, the lord of the skies. Being spared his father's maw, he would be raised by Gaia and her nymphs, before freeing his siblings from, and waging war on, his father and the rest of the Titans. In God of War III, Kratos kills most of the Greek Pantheon in his quest for revenge against his father, Zeus, and thus leaves all of Greece in Chaos by the end of his vengeance. [1] Zeus (Greek: Δίας) also known as the King of the Gods and the Father of Olympus, is the main antagonist of the Greek Era and a minor character in the Norse Era within Santa Monica Studio 's God of War franchise. Book 8: Zeus prohibits the other Gods from fighting each other and has to return to Mount Ida where he can think over his decision that the Greeks will lose the war Subscribe God of War The Story of ZEUS The God of all Greek Gods and the father of Kratos, How Zeus was born, Zeus killing all titans in the great war, and how. Subscribe for more! ⇨ God of War 3 Remastered Zeus final boss fight on PS4 in 10. As revealed during the ending of God of War II, it was revealed that he is also Kratos' father. Zeus is also Kratos' nemesis (since his betrayal). Because of his recurring appearances and being Kratos' nemesis, Zeus is the Big Bad of the entire Greek mythology era of the God of War series. Zeus is introduced in God of War (2005) as a minor supportive character under the guise of the Grave Digger, notably giving Kratos the means to escape the Underworld. Zeus is the main antagonist of the Greek era of the God of War series. He was the youngest child of the Titan King, Cronos, who ascended to become the King of Olympus and the God of the Sky, Thunder, Lightning, and the Heavens.