Meet Fenrir. Prophesied to play a prominent role in Ragnarök and in turn, the destruction of the Gods that ruled over the Norse Pantheon, this great wolf, betrayed by the gods was chained to a rock, ...

Fenrir tattoos are a tribute to Norse mythology's most fearsome wolf. They represent strength, freedom, defiance, and unyielding freedom. Whether you prefer a minimalist design or an intricate ...

Mind you, I’m only half-joking about that last part. After all, in Norse mythology, Fenrir is the son of Loki and the giantess Angrboða. However, in God of War lore, Loki is actually Kratos ...

In other words, a knife by the same name has much to live up to. Thanks to such features as its badass blade, super-smooth deployment and a sweet price point, Tenable’s Fenrir is up to the task. That ...

Fenrir is important in mythology as the cause of Odin's ultimate death, although his role is decreased in God of War Ragnarok, mostly to allow Kratos and Atreus to fight the last battle.

For those unaware of Norse mythology, Fenrir is actually the son of Loki. And if you’re wondering how that makes any sense considering that Loki often takes the form of a human, well, just try ...

"While there really is just one Fenrir in the Norse mythology, we wanted to tie it in seamlessly to have Wolfmancer summon wolves just like their mom, Angrboða, summons Helthings in the game ...

Ragnarok isn't just the end of Marvel's Thor as we know him; it's the end of the world. At least it is in Norse mythology. Told of primarily in the 13th century Old Norse texts, the Poetic Edda ...

Fenrir is not as present during playtime in God of War Ragnarok as Torgal is throughout Final Fantasy 16, but Fenrir does help Atreus and Kratos during the final fight in Asgard.

Fenrir is also Jörmungandr’s brother in the myth (as well as brother to Hel), and is another son of Loki and Angrboda. Come Ragnarök, Fenrir will kill Odin by swallowing him whole.

Fenrir didn’t appear in the previous game but was mentioned in triptychs and some of Mimir’s tales. If you didn’t know, in mythology, Fenrir is the son of Loki - which we now know from God ...