Santa Decides @SantaDecides. 8h Kratos is on the nice list! #GodofWar 22 52 Likes 3 27 Solid Oshawott #TeamKongHype ..: 8h You do know he killed people, right? 27 6 Santa Decides @SantaDecides Replying to @SolidOshawott Who hasn’t 487 11:52 PM 01 Feb 21 Twitter for Android . 3 Doo
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The photo shows a Twitter thread. The first tweet, by a user named "Santa Decides", is a humorous image of Santa Claus writing something, with the video game character Kratos (from the *God of War* series) alongside. The message implies that Kratos, known for violence in the game, is on Santa's "Nice List".
The second tweet, by "Solid Oshawott," questions why Kratos is considered nice, pointing out that he kills people in the games.
The third tweet, also by "Santa Decides", replies to the second tweet. It's a playful jab at the idea that Kratos is on the nice list, essentially saying "Who hasn't?" (done something bad/violent before?) This implies that the concept of a "Nice List" for someone with a violent character like Kratos is ridiculous.
**The Joke in Turkish:**
The joke plays on the widely known holiday trope of Santa's "Nice List" and the contrasting image of the violent video game character Kratos. The humor comes from the absurdity of a well-known killer, in this case Kratos, being put on the list. In Turkish, the joke would be explained along the same lines:
"Noel Baba'nın 'İyi Çocuklar Listesi'nde, oyunlardaki şiddetli karakter Kratos'un yer alması, bu liste kavramının ne kadar absürt olduğunu vurgulamaktadır."
(Santa Claus' "Good Children List" containing the violent character Kratos from the games highlights how absurd this list concept is.)
The humor stems from the incongruity of associating a violent video game character with the typically benevolent image of Santa Claus.