Note that Icarus Ascension and Icarus Strike are no longer featured in God of War III whilst the Blades of Exile are equipped, unless you turn on Aphrodite's Garter.Icarus Strike (Air) - While airborne, perform a quick single strike with your wings.Icarus Ascension - Use your wings to launch nearby enemies and jump into the air.Icarus Glide (Air) - While in the air, press X and continue holding to glide for a short amount of time.The Icarus Wings were among Kratos' Equipment that was destroyed by Zeus' Astral Form, excluding the Blades of Exile, the Blade of Olympus, and the Boots of Hermes. Throughout Mount Olympus, there were large shafts that were called Icarus Vents that could propel Kratos to areas that he could not normally reach by jumping some of those vents were powerful enough to allow Kratos to fly up Olympus by avoiding falling rocks and obstacles. Kratos kept the Icarus Wings, which still allowed him to glide, as well as granted him the new Icarus Ascension ability and allowed him to fly straight up into the air in order to use air Combos on tall enemies. Opening Air Vents or shafts allowed Kratos to fly higher and farther. After a certain period, the wings began to wither and lose feathers, which resulted in Kratos' eventual fall to the ground. With the wings, Kratos could "glide" small distances through the air, which allowed him to travel across much greater distances than just jumping and launching a limited array of attacks. With the loss of his wings, Icarus himself fell down to the Underworld again, with no hope of escaping. When Kratos encountered Icarus, he fought him down the Great Chasm, ripped off his wings, took them for himself, and landed safely on Atlas. As Icarus and his father, Daedalus, flew from the island to freedom, Icarus flew too close to the Sun, his wings melted, and he fell into the sea to his death. Icarus floated to an island and was buried there. Icarus' Wings were made of bee's wax and bird feathers.
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