God of War fans have not missed an opportunity to say “BOY” as sternly as possible since the release of the latest installment in the franchise. However, the most recent video to be released highlights the bond forged between Kratos and Atreus, the aforementioned boy, and for good reason – to celebrate Father’s Day. Buckle up, readers, those invisible onion-slicing ninjas are making their approach.

The team over at Santa Monica Studio have put together a touching tribute featuring the father and son duo in all of their glory. The latest God of War title gives players their biggest challenge yet as Kratos, and that’s being a father. Sure, there are a plethora of creatures and baddies to take down, some far larger than you, but having to nurture a child at the same time requires some serious skill. Check out the tribute video below:

In addition to the video, Santa Monica Studio also released a limited-run poster series to help celebrate this Father’s Day. Each one can be seen below, and you can even pick one up for yourself right here. It should be noted that these posters are going fast, so it would be best to get over there immediately to snatch one up before they are all gone.

On top of all of these goodies, the team at Santa Monica Studio also shared some tributes and stories of their own. Some are beyond tear-inducing, while others show the sense of humor fathers around the world have become known for. We’ll share a few of them with you below, beginning with the game’s director himself:

“Recently my wife read a ‘Pettson and Findus’ bedtime story in Swedish to our son. He spent the whole time whispering, “Hey papa…” and then explaining to me what was happening in English. Turns out, he was only sharing the parts he liked so now I need to do some Google translating to find out how it really ends.” – Cory Barlog

“Me talking to my father (Victor Cepeda IV to Victor Cepeda III): “I know how to do a fireball in Street Fighter and you don’t, so I know more than you.” “Good, if you know more than me, it means my life has been successful.”” – Victor Cepeda

“I remember long play sessions bossing my dad around in Final Fantasy 7 “guiding” him through the game. I was probably a terrible guide as I was barely able to comprehend the text and follow along, but I give 100% credit to that experience for sparking my passion to play games, and guiding me to a career that is more fulfilling than I could have imagined making them. I have my dad to thank for the path my life is taking.” – Melissa Smith

“My father – our strong moments often pass silently; meeting eyes, an arm around shoulders, gazing out together at something and just being present. Our bond is loudest when quiet. My son – when you were born and first opened your eyes and looked at me, I said softly that my entire life could be just for you. I have always wanted to be a great Father, and I hope that through your life – I will have been worthy of you.” – Cliff Schonewill

“Usually, my dad is super stoic and tired after working long hours everyday to provide for the family. However, after my high school graduation and walking over to my family, my dad not only shook my hand (as he usually does) but gave me a big hug with his tears in his eyes – definitely becoming one of the most memorable moments with my father to this day.” – John Wie

Okay, we’ll leave the rest up to Santa Monica Studio. You can read all of the touching tales and tributes right here. However, if you’re in need of some glorious action, God of War is currently available on PlayStation 4. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as more goodness comes out of the gaming world, and for other glorious news going on right now, check out the following:

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What say you, gamers? Do you have any memorable moments to share for Father’s Day? Do you believe the team did an amazing job with the relationship between Kratos and Atreus in God of War? Sound off in the comments section below, and be sure to follow DFTG on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7!