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PlayStation and Bungie are bringing new armor cosmetics and content to Destiny 2’s Season of the Deep, which launched earlier today. The content, which is available on all platforms, was inspired by some of the company’s most popular IP, including The Last of Us, God of War, Ghost of Tsushima, and the Horizon franchise.<\/p>\n

Each of Destiny 2\u2019s three classes will receive a new armor ornament set. The hunter class will get the \u201cAnnointed\u201d cosmetic set inspired by Aloy from the Horizon series, while Titans can look forward to equiping the \u201cGodsbane\u201d ornament set based on Kratos from Santa Monica Studio\u2019s God of War series.<\/p>\n

Warlocks, meanwhile, will be able to acquire the \u201cAncestral\u201d ornament set, which is based on the samurai style of Jin Sakai from Sucker Punch\u2019s open world 2020 game Ghost of Tsushima. All three ornament sets will come with a unique finisher move inspired by the PlayStation IPs from which they were conceived.<\/p>\n

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Fight with the ferocity of warriors from across the ages. <\/p>\n

Upgrade your Guardian’s look, with a partnership inspired by PlayStation characters and worlds. pic.twitter.com\/MJwpz3KxN2<\/a><\/p>\n

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\u201cThe genesis of any armor set starts with a question, \u2018What is the fantasy?’\u201d said Bungie Art Lead Josh Deeb in a new PlayStation blog post. \u201cThere were some obvious inspirations \u2013 [God of War\u2019s] Kratos is a powerful force leading the way into battle, Aloy [from the Horizon series] is a machine hunter surviving in a harsh world, and [Ghost of Tsushima\u2019s] Jin combined studious training with seemingly supernatural fighting ability.\u201d<\/p>\n

Each of the new armor sets boasts an impressive level of design detail that references the protagonists and settings of the PlayStation Studios IP. For example, the Aloy-inspired Annointed armor features an old world focus, and machine plate armour bound and accented by the traditional fabrics and colors used by the Nora tribe in Horizon: Zero Dawn.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

And The Godsbane armor makes clear reference to Kratos\u2019 iconic head tattoo, while the wraps and retractable Guardian shield that adorned the Spartan\u2019s arms in Santa Monica\u2019s 2018 God of War can be seen reflected in the new Titan aesthetic.<\/p>\n