blood can open portals to other realms, which Captain Hook requires to return to Storybrooke. The Kraken is featured imprisoned by magic in the deep sea, guarded by magician whales in the Season 5 episode 6 ("Oops!...I Did It Again") episode of The Magicians (American TV series), the release of which serves as a time loop plot device similar to Groundhog Day (film). The Kraken makes a brief appearance in an episode of Family Guy called "Fighting Irish" when Peter Griffin thanked him for previous aid. The Kraken appears in New Looney Tunes The Kraken is explicitly mentioned in the Mickey Mouse episode "Wonders of the Deep," a giant squid subsequently appears and attacks Mickey and Donald while they're looking for Ludwig Von Drake. The Kraken appears as a false flashback in Our Flag Means Death as the monster which killed Blackbeard's father. It is later revealed that it was in fact Blackbeard killing his own father, saying "I am the Kraken". Video games Age of Mythology (2002) Battlefield 1 (2016): In the Turning Tides DLC, the Royal Marines assault trooper has a tattoo of a Kraken on his left arm. Call of Duty: Ghosts (2013) Conan (2007) Darkfall: Unholy Wars (2013) Darkfall Online (2009) Donkey Kong Country Returns (2010) EarthBound (1994): Does not resemble a giant squid but is instead a large, green snake with red hair that breathes fire. Evolve (2015): One of the monster classes is named Kraken. Fable: The Lost Chapters (2004) Final Fantasy (1987)<ref name="FFI"></ref> Final Fantasy ARR (2012) Forge of Empires added Kraken to the Oceanic Future age in 2017 God of War II (2007) Set in the world Greek mythology, the Kraken is the final barrier between the player character Kratos and the temple of the Fates Gods Of Olympus- It is associated with the God Poseidon Golden Sun (2001) Grandia (1997) Heroes of Newerth (2010) Hitman (2016): the second episode (Sapienza) contains a redacted challenge called Unleash the Kraken in which a sailing boat is consumed by a sea monster. Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb (2003) Kerbal Space Program (2015): A floating-point bug in this space flight simulator which caused vessels at high speed and/or far away places to be disassembled and destroyed was named "Space Kraken" by the community. This name was adopted by the developers, who named the fix for this bug "Krakensbane". Various other game-breaking or ship-destroying glitches