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*Ouranus makes a cameo in the graphic novel ''[[Immortals: Gods and Heroes]]''. In the story, he is killed by his power-hungry son; [[Kronos]]. |
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| + | *Uranus appears as Uranos in the original [[Kid Icarus series#Kid Icarus|Kid Icarus video game]]. In the game he is sided with Medusa in her quest to overthrow Palutena. |
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| + | UranosPict.png|Uranus in ''Kid Icarus'' |
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Revision as of 23:09, 18 October 2012
Template:Greek God Uranus (or Ouranus) was the Protogenoi of the Sky and Heavens. He was the husband and the consort of Gaia. He fathered the Titans, Cylcopses, the Hekatonkheires and the Furies. He was overthrown by Cronus, one of his Titan sons.
In Popular Culture
Comic books
- Ouranus makes a cameo in the graphic novel Immortals: Gods and Heroes. In the story, he is killed by his power-hungry son; Kronos.
Video games
- Uranus appears as Uranos in the original Kid Icarus video game. In the game he is sided with Medusa in her quest to overthrow Palutena.
Gallery
Video games
Uranus in Kid Icarus