However, these names speak more of how others perceive Angrboda than who she is. Like her of God of War counterpart, she's a jotunn, a supernatural spirit that can be a giant, but also a being of otherworldly beauty or hideousness. RELATED: The 8 Biggest Announcements From PlayStation's 2021 Showcase Her name is usually translated into 'The One Who Brings Grief,' 'She-Who-Offers-Sorrow' or 'Harm-Bidder' - fitting titles for the so-called mother of monsters. In Norse mythology, Angrboda is a consort of Loki and the mother of Fenrir, Jormungandr and Hel. Though her name is not particularly well-known - especially in comparison to fellow newcomer Thor - Angrboda's role in Norse mythology could have major implications for the game.Īngrboda has alluded to in the series before, appearing on a carving on Jormungandr's Jotunn Shrine where she is seen caring for the serpent in his infancy.
One of them is Angrboda, a young girl whose name was later confirmed on a character poster. The latest trailer finally provides a look at the highly-anticipated sequel's gameplay and some new characters. With a name like Ragnarok, the latest installment of the God of War franchise promises to bring change.
