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* Strangetown, a neighbourhood in ''VideoGame/TheSims2'' has Circe Beaker, a ruthless and cold-hearted woman married to resident evil [[MadScientist]] Loki.
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* Strangetown, a neighbourhood in ''VideoGame/TheSims2'' has Circe Beaker, a ruthless and cold-hearted woman married to resident evil [[MadScientist]] Loki.
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* In WebSite/SFDebris' ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' review, he names the main character "Shiva Shepard" for the number of people that die around her.
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* Sheeva in the ''VideoGame/MortalKombat'' series, one of the four-armed Shokan race.
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* Sheeva in the ''VideoGame/MortalKombat'' ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series, one of the four-armed Shokan race.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Outriders}}'', Lord Seth is a very powerful, morally ambiguous jerk. And he warns the protagonist about an even worse character named [[NamesToRunAwayFrom/AncientDeadLanguages Moloch.]]
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* The [[BubblegloopSwamp swamp planet]] Dagobah in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise.
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* The [[BubblegloopSwamp swamp planet]] Dagobah in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise. It is here that Luke trains in seclusion with the hermit Yoda, in a tradition that is clearly drawn from [Western perceptions of] Buddhism and Eastern mysticism.
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* It's possible that Edmond Dantes of ''Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo'' was named with this intent, given that he sentences his enemies to an IronicHell (albeit while still on earth)..
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A figure from Greek myth who conspired to kill her own mother after she murdered Electra's father. In modern times it has been used occassionally to denote the female form of the OedipusComplex. Even when not completely evil, almost always mysterious and alluring. The direct translation [[SpecialPersonNormalName Amber]] is never used this way, however.
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A figure from Greek myth who conspired to kill her own mother after she murdered Electra's father. In modern times it has been used occassionally occasionally to denote the female form of the OedipusComplex. OedipusComplex. Even when not completely evil, almost always mysterious and alluring. The direct translation [[SpecialPersonNormalName Amber]] is never used this way, however.
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* Creator/GoNagai's ''[[Manga/MaoDante Demon Lord Dante]]'', as well.
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* Also see ''[[Manga/MaoDante Demon Lord Dante]]'' by Creator/GoNagai. Lamia wants to alternatively either screw or eat everyone in the city to have/make food for her zillions of spider babies. (She's a [[SpiderPeople drider]] instead of the typical [[SnakePeople half-snake version]] fantasy works usually toss up.)
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* Also see ''[[Manga/MaoDante Demon Lord Dante]]'' ''Manga/DemonLordDante'' by Creator/GoNagai. Lamia wants to alternatively either screw or eat everyone in the city to have/make food for her zillions of spider babies. (She's a [[SpiderPeople drider]] instead of the typical [[SnakePeople half-snake version]] fantasy works usually toss up.)
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* Shadow's cellmate in ''Literature/AmericanGods'' is called Low-Key Lyesmith. Y'know, Loki Lie-smith.
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* ''Literature/AmericanGods'': [[spoiler: Shadow's cellmate in ''Literature/AmericanGods'' is called Low-Key Lyesmith. Y'know, Loki Lie-smith.
Lie-smith.]]
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* UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga is often referred to as "Dairokuten Maou", [[DemonKingNobunaga "Devil King of the Sixth Heaven"]], in various franchises he appears in (a nickname he apparently chose for himself in RealLife). This is roughly the Buddhist equivalent of {{Satan}}.
* ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'''s Megatron uses this as an ''invoked'' trope, in an attempt to ''be'' the figure from the series' equivalent of Literature/TheBible, "''The Covenant of Primus''". The {{Transformers}} Wiki put it best: "What distinguishes Megatron from the countless others who share [[AGodAmI [his] goal]] is his chutzpah. This is a guy who named himself after his faith's equivalent ''of the Antichrist''."
* ''Franchise/BaldursGate'', named after the Norse god.
* Ishtaros (named after the Babylonian goddess Ishtar) and Nicchae (named after Nike, the Greek goddess of victory) in ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden Black/Sigma''.
* Orcas. otherwise known as Killer Whales (if that name wasn't bad enough), have the scientific name of ''Orcinius orca'', Basically named after Orcus, the Roman god of ''death''. That's right, Shamu is named after the god of death.
* Derceto (Syrian goddess), the haunted mansion in ''Videogame/AloneInTheDark1992''.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' has an Underworld resident named Charon, after {{the ferryman}} of Hades, who can be recruited as a follower, and Cerberus, the Mister Gutsy robot who patrols Underworld.
* ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'''s Megatron uses this as an ''invoked'' trope, in an attempt to ''be'' the figure from the series' equivalent of Literature/TheBible, "''The Covenant of Primus''". The {{Transformers}} Wiki put it best: "What distinguishes Megatron from the countless others who share [[AGodAmI [his] goal]] is his chutzpah. This is a guy who named himself after his faith's equivalent ''of the Antichrist''."
* ''Franchise/BaldursGate'', named after the Norse god.
* Ishtaros (named after the Babylonian goddess Ishtar) and Nicchae (named after Nike, the Greek goddess of victory) in ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden Black/Sigma''.
* Orcas. otherwise known as Killer Whales (if that name wasn't bad enough), have the scientific name of ''Orcinius orca'', Basically named after Orcus, the Roman god of ''death''. That's right, Shamu is named after the god of death.
* Derceto (Syrian goddess), the haunted mansion in ''Videogame/AloneInTheDark1992''.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' has an Underworld resident named Charon, after {{the ferryman}} of Hades, who can be recruited as a follower, and Cerberus, the Mister Gutsy robot who patrols Underworld.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'''s Megatron uses this as an ''invoked'' trope, in an attempt to ''be'' the figure from the series' equivalent of Literature/TheBible, "''The Covenant of Primus''". The {{Transformers}} Wiki put it best: "What distinguishes Megatron from the countless others who share [[AGodAmI [his] goal]] is his chutzpah. This is a guy who named himself after his faith's equivalent ''of the Antichrist''."
* ''Franchise/BaldursGate'', named after the Norse god.
* Ishtaros (named after the Babylonian goddess Ishtar)
* Orcas. otherwise known as Killer Whales (if that name wasn't bad enough), have the scientific name of ''Orcinius orca'', Basically named after Orcus, the Roman god of ''death''. That's right, Shamu is named after the god of death.
* Derceto (Syrian goddess), the haunted mansion in ''Videogame/AloneInTheDark1992''.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' has an Underworld resident named Charon, after {{the ferryman}} of Hades, who can be recruited as a follower, and Cerberus, the Mister Gutsy robot who patrols Underworld.
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* Baraka (Hebrew/Arabic for "blessing") from the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series.
* Istersiva (portmanteau of Ishtar and Shiva), the Cursed Mine boss in ''[[VideoGame/{{Ys}} Ys III: The Wanderers from Ys]]'' and ''The Oath in Felghana''.
* Rhea, of ''Webcomic/SlightlyDamned'', happens to be named after a Greek titan--the mother of Zeus, in fact.
* The Greek god Pan is a literal one, as his name is the root of the word ''Panic''.
* Hera Volopoulos, a DarkActionGirl from ''Literature/TheFactsOfDeath'', who is just as vengeful as her namesake Greek goddess.
* Istersiva (portmanteau of Ishtar and Shiva), the Cursed Mine boss in ''[[VideoGame/{{Ys}} Ys III: The Wanderers from Ys]]'' and ''The Oath in Felghana''.
* Rhea, of ''Webcomic/SlightlyDamned'', happens to be named after a Greek titan--the mother of Zeus, in fact.
* The Greek god Pan is a literal one, as his name is the root of the word ''Panic''.
* Hera Volopoulos, a DarkActionGirl from ''Literature/TheFactsOfDeath'', who is just as vengeful as her namesake Greek goddess.
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* The AntiHero Arumat Thanatos from ''VideoGame/StarOceanTheLastHope''. He himself had made references to being the incarnation of death himself.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Evolve}}'', the Gorgon is named after the greek monster that turned all who looked at it to stone, as well as the root word gorgós, meaning dreadful.
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* ''WebVideo/ContraPoints'' features a neo-Nazi named Freya, after Myth/NorseMythology's resident LoveGoddess who doubles as a LadyOfWar. This is probably a nod to how ThoseWackyNazis tend to idolise all things Nordic.
* "Dullahan" is the original name for the Headless Horseman, a sinister ImplacableMan who wasn't even slowed down by the loss of his head. ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
* "Dullahan" is the original name for the Headless Horseman, a sinister ImplacableMan who wasn't even slowed down by the loss of his head. ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
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* "Dullahan" is the original name for the Headless Horseman, a sinister ImplacableMan who wasn't even slowed down by the loss of his head. ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
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* ''Franchise/BaldursGate'', named after the Norse god.
* Ishtaros (named after the Babylonian goddess Ishtar) and Nicchae (named after Nike, the Greek goddess of victory) in ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden Black/Sigma''.
* Derceto (Syrian goddess), the haunted mansion in ''Videogame/AloneInTheDark1992''.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' has an Underworld resident named Charon, after {{the ferryman}} of Hades, who can be recruited as a follower, and Cerberus, the Mister Gutsy robot who patrols Underworld.
* Baraka (Hebrew/Arabic for "blessing") from the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series.
* Istersiva (portmanteau of Ishtar and Shiva), the Cursed Mine boss in ''[[VideoGame/{{Ys}} Ys III: The Wanderers from Ys]]'' and ''The Oath in Felghana''.
* The AntiHero Arumat Thanatos from ''VideoGame/StarOceanTheLastHope''. He himself had made references to being the incarnation of death himself.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Evolve}}'', the Gorgon is named after the greek monster that turned all who looked at it to stone, as well as the root word gorgós, meaning dreadful.
* ''VideoGame/DivinityOriginalSinII'': TheDragon is named Windego after the [[{{Wendigo}} cannibalistic evil spirit]] of First Nations lore. She's a thoroughly [[EvilOldFolks evil old lady]] and undead to boot, but has no resemblance to the Wendigo.
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* Rhea, of ''Webcomic/SlightlyDamned'', happens to be named after a Greek titan--the mother of Zeus, in fact.
* "Dullahan" is the original name for the Headless Horseman, a sinister ImplacableMan who wasn't even slowed down by the loss of his head. ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
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* ''WebVideo/ContraPoints'' features a neo-Nazi named Freya, after Myth/NorseMythology's resident LoveGoddess who doubles as a LadyOfWar. This is probably a nod to how ThoseWackyNazis tend to idolise all things Nordic.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'''s Megatron uses this as an ''invoked'' trope, in an attempt to ''be'' the figure from the series' equivalent of Literature/TheBible, "''The Covenant of Primus''". The {{Transformers}} Wiki put it best: "What distinguishes Megatron from the countless others who share [[AGodAmI [his] goal]] is his chutzpah. This is a guy who named himself after his faith's equivalent ''of the Antichrist''."
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* UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga is often referred to as "Dairokuten Maou", [[DemonKingNobunaga "Devil King of the Sixth Heaven"]], in various franchises he appears in (a nickname he apparently chose for himself in RealLife). This is roughly the Buddhist equivalent of {{Satan}}.
* Orcas. otherwise known as Killer Whales (if that name wasn't bad enough), have the scientific name of ''Orcinius orca'', Basically named after Orcus, the Roman god of ''death''. That's right, Shamu is named after the god of death.
* The Greek god Pan is a literal one, as his name is the root of the word ''Panic''.
* ''Franchise/BaldursGate'', named after the Norse god.
* Ishtaros (named after the Babylonian goddess Ishtar) and Nicchae (named after Nike, the Greek goddess of victory) in ''VideoGame/NinjaGaiden Black/Sigma''.
* Derceto (Syrian goddess), the haunted mansion in ''Videogame/AloneInTheDark1992''.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' has an Underworld resident named Charon, after {{the ferryman}} of Hades, who can be recruited as a follower, and Cerberus, the Mister Gutsy robot who patrols Underworld.
* Baraka (Hebrew/Arabic for "blessing") from the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series.
* Istersiva (portmanteau of Ishtar and Shiva), the Cursed Mine boss in ''[[VideoGame/{{Ys}} Ys III: The Wanderers from Ys]]'' and ''The Oath in Felghana''.
* The AntiHero Arumat Thanatos from ''VideoGame/StarOceanTheLastHope''. He himself had made references to being the incarnation of death himself.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Evolve}}'', the Gorgon is named after the greek monster that turned all who looked at it to stone, as well as the root word gorgós, meaning dreadful.
* ''VideoGame/DivinityOriginalSinII'': TheDragon is named Windego after the [[{{Wendigo}} cannibalistic evil spirit]] of First Nations lore. She's a thoroughly [[EvilOldFolks evil old lady]] and undead to boot, but has no resemblance to the Wendigo.
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* Rhea, of ''Webcomic/SlightlyDamned'', happens to be named after a Greek titan--the mother of Zeus, in fact.
* "Dullahan" is the original name for the Headless Horseman, a sinister ImplacableMan who wasn't even slowed down by the loss of his head. ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
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* ''WebVideo/ContraPoints'' features a neo-Nazi named Freya, after Myth/NorseMythology's resident LoveGoddess who doubles as a LadyOfWar. This is probably a nod to how ThoseWackyNazis tend to idolise all things Nordic.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'''s Megatron uses this as an ''invoked'' trope, in an attempt to ''be'' the figure from the series' equivalent of Literature/TheBible, "''The Covenant of Primus''". The {{Transformers}} Wiki put it best: "What distinguishes Megatron from the countless others who share [[AGodAmI [his] goal]] is his chutzpah. This is a guy who named himself after his faith's equivalent ''of the Antichrist''."
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* UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga is often referred to as "Dairokuten Maou", [[DemonKingNobunaga "Devil King of the Sixth Heaven"]], in various franchises he appears in (a nickname he apparently chose for himself in RealLife). This is roughly the Buddhist equivalent of {{Satan}}.
* Orcas. otherwise known as Killer Whales (if that name wasn't bad enough), have the scientific name of ''Orcinius orca'', Basically named after Orcus, the Roman god of ''death''. That's right, Shamu is named after the god of death.
* The Greek god Pan is a literal one, as his name is the root of the word ''Panic''.
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* The name of ''WebAnimation/{{Hazbin Hotel}}'''s infamous Radio Demon, also known as one of the most powerful mortal sinners in all of Hell. [[DoNotTauntCthulhu Fuck with him at your own peril.]]
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* In ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'', especially in the cartoons, there is almost always a Decepticon ship called ''Nemesis'', more often than not [[BigBad Megatron's]] flagship.
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* In ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'', especially in the cartoons, there is almost always a Decepticon ship called ''Nemesis'', more often than not [[BigBad Megatron's]] flagship. The title "Nemesis Prime" is also common, generally given to an EvilTwin of [[BigGood Optimus Prime]] (and whose toy is generally easy for Hasbro to make; they just take a preexisting Optimus Prime mould and use black plastic instead).
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* Also see ''[[Manga/MaoDante Demon Lord Dante]]'' by Creator/GoNagai. Lamia wants to alternatively either screw or eat everyone in the city to have/make food for her zillions of spider babies. (She's a {{drider}} instead of the typical [[SnakePeople half-snake version]] fantasy works usually toss up.)
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* Also see ''[[Manga/MaoDante Demon Lord Dante]]'' by Creator/GoNagai. Lamia wants to alternatively either screw or eat everyone in the city to have/make food for her zillions of spider babies. (She's a {{drider}} [[SpiderPeople drider]] instead of the typical [[SnakePeople half-snake version]] fantasy works usually toss up.)
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* ''Literature/TheDevourers'': The antagonist, one of the titular [[OurWerebeastsAreDifferent werebeasts]], [[OnlyKnownByTheirNickname takes the name Fenrir]]. Another werebeast {{lampshade|Hanging}}s his arrogance for naming himself after a god.
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* Overlapping with NamesToRunAwayFrom/NamesEndingInTh, ''Literature/GoodOmens'' gives us "Ashtoreth" -- after a LadyOfWar and LoveGoddess from Myth/CanaaniteMythology -- as an alias for the NobleDemon Crowley when he's undercover and {{genderben|der}}t as a nanny to a boy believed to be TheAntichrist.
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* Overlapping with NamesToRunAwayFrom/NamesEndingInTh, ''Literature/GoodOmens'' gives us "Ashtoreth" -- after a LadyOfWar and LoveGoddess from Myth/CanaaniteMythology -- as an alias for the NobleDemon Crowley when he's undercover and {{genderben|der}}t as a nanny to a boy believed to be TheAntichrist.
TheAntichrist. Hell, the kid himself counts: ''Warlock'' Dowling.
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* The LethalLavaLand in ''Franchise/{{Ys}} IV: The Dawn of Ys''.
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* Istersiva (portmanteau of Ishtar and Shiva), the Cursed Mine boss in ''[[Franchise/{{Ys}} Ys III: The Wanderers from Ys]]'' and ''The Oath in Felghana''.
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* Istersiva (portmanteau of Ishtar and Shiva), the Cursed Mine boss in ''[[Franchise/{{Ys}} ''[[VideoGame/{{Ys}} Ys III: The Wanderers from Ys]]'' and ''The Oath in Felghana''.
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* Lamia/Ramia Village in ''Franchise/{{Ys}} II'', the last town before TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon.
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* Lamia/Ramia Village in ''Franchise/{{Ys}} ''VideoGame/{{Ys}} II'', the last town before TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon.
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* ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
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* ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
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* In ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'', Pandora is (one of) the chosen names of the world's most powerful Immortal. She chose it because she saw herself as similar to the original's box, a trap for the curious... but people didn't get it when she just called herself "Box".
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* ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
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* ''Webcomic/SixGunMage'' has the rebel leader Dullahan Cas, who survived being hung ''with barbed wire'' (though presumably his head didn't actually come off). He's an absurdly skilled sharpshooter, animals don't like him, [[spoiler:is supposedly the chosen one of a long-forgotten god]], oh and he appears to be either lucky beyond belief or nigh unkillable. Possibly both.
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* Celica: Caring Princess, from ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'', uses the tome of the same name.
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* In ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' Nergaoul, one of the Unmade, granting the Thrill--a supernatural thirst for combat and conquest.
* In ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' Nergaoul, one of the Unmade, granting the Thrill--a supernatural thirst for combat and conquest.
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* You can actually get a dark magic tome in ''Franchise/FireEmblem''.
* A GenderFlipped version of the character of the same name in ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes''.
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* The namesake of the manga and animé series {{Manga/Jormungand}}, where it is the name of a system designed to [[spoiler:pderive humanity of the use of planes and crash the ones who are airborne at the moment of activation]].
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* The namesake of the manga and animé series {{Manga/Jormungand}}, where it is the name of a system designed to [[spoiler:pderive [[spoiler:deprive humanity of the use of planes and crash the ones who are airborne at the moment of activation]].
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* Baraka (Hebrew/Arabic for "blessing") from the ''MortalKombat'' series.
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* Baraka (Hebrew/Arabic for "blessing") from the ''MortalKombat'' ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series.
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* In ""{{Series/Stranger Things}}"", Kali, or 008, is another one of Brenner's experements, with the ability to induce hallucinations.
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* In ""{{Series/Stranger Things}}"", ''{{Series/Stranger Things}}'', Kali, or 008, is another one of Brenner's experements, with the ability to induce hallucinations.
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* In {{Series/Stranger Things}}, Kali, or 008, is another one of Brenner's experements, with the ability to induce hallucinations.
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* In {{Series/Stranger Things}}, ""{{Series/Stranger Things}}"", Kali, or 008, is another one of Brenner's experements, with the ability to induce hallucinations.
