God of War and A Goofy Movie Have Similar Overarching Stories
From the onset, there is nothing at all similar between 2018's God of War and A Goofy Movie. One is a multi-award-winning action/adventure game set in a world inspired by Norse mythology; the other is a 1995 Disney film that serves as a follow-up to the Disney Afternoon show Goof Troop. They seem to be on two opposite sides of the spectrum, yet despite their many differences, both titles have similar sections in their narrative that make them familiar to one another.
This stems from the fact that both God of War and A Goofy Movie are father/son stories that focus on the relationship between two characters. Two people (or in the case of A Goofy Movie, humanoid dogs) spending an extended amount of time together are bound to bond, whether they like it or not, so it's interesting to examine the instances where God of War and A Goofy Movie's narratives are similar.
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In God of War, both Kratos and Atreus are very different from one another. Kratos is the gruff, silent, serious type, while his son Atreus is mellow and talkative. This leads to the two not knowing how to communicate with one another effectively. The recent departure of Kratos' wife Faye further adds to the tension between the two, as they have a lot of emotional baggage to sort through before their journey begins.
A Goofy Movie is similar in that Goofy and his son Max both have trouble expressing themselves. Goofy is the epitome of his namesake, working at a photo studio where he almost always unintentionally makes his clients laugh. Max is the complete opposite, as he constantly attempts to steer clear of his father's wacky antics and make a name for himself in school. While the subject of Goofy's wife is
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