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{{cquote|''The new me leads a more grounded life. Yoga, macrobiotics, reflexology...''|quotecite=Pandora talking to Pit and Palutena in [[Chapter 5]] of ''Uprising''.}} | {{cquote|''The new me leads a more grounded life. Yoga, macrobiotics, reflexology...''|quotecite=Pandora talking to Pit and Palutena in [[Chapter 5]] of ''Uprising''.}} | ||
'''Pandora''' (パンドーラ ''Pandōra'') is | '''Pandora''' (パンドーラ ''Pandōra'') is the Goddess of Calamity, and servant of [[Medusa]]. She is a conniving, ghost-like entity who prefers deception and trickery to brute force, although she's not afraid to attack directly if the situation calls for it. | ||
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*Pandora draws her name from the Greek myth of Pandora, the woman who opened Pandora's Box and released all the evils unto mankind, closing the box just before hope itself escaped. There's not a whole lot of similarity with Pandora from the game series. | *Pandora draws her name from the Greek myth of Pandora, the woman who opened Pandora's Box and released all the evils unto mankind, closing the box just before hope itself escaped. There's not a whole lot of similarity with Pandora from the game series. | ||
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