In God of War III, Kratos opens Pandora's Box to challenge the gods.
Released in 2010 for the PlayStation 3, God of War III continues the series' version of Greek mythology. Kratos, a former servant of Ares, seeks revenge against Zeus and the Olympians after being betrayed. Pandora's Box is central to that conflict because it contains power capable of harming the gods.
The game expands the ancient myth into an action-adventure story. Pandora herself appears as a character and helps Kratos reach the box, while the journey takes him through locations associated with figures such as Hades, Helios, Hermes, and Hercules. The game's plot is a creative adaptation rather than a faithful retelling of Hesiod's account.
In the original Greek tradition, Pandora is created by the gods and the container releases evils into the human world. God of War III changes the roles, motivations, and sequence of events for its revenge narrative. Kratos is therefore the correct answer for the game, but not for the traditional myth.