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'''Orcos''' is the final boss in ''[[Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters]]''. He is an [[Underworld]] archdemon and warmonger that leads an army of monsters to attack [[Angel Land]], and is the whole reason why [[Pit]] leaves on his quest to strengthen himself. Once Orcos arrives on the scene, he proclaims himself the ruler of the "Evil Land" and petrifies [[Palutena]] (ironically, something that [[Medusa]] failed to do). Hence, Pit must journey through the [[Palace in the Sky|Sky Palace]] to find and defeat him. In the boss fight, once he takes enough damage, Orcos will damage transform into a giant version of himself. | '''Orcos''' is the final boss in ''[[Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters]]''. He is an [[Underworld]] archdemon and warmonger that leads an army of monsters to attack [[Angel Land]], and is the whole reason why [[Pit]] leaves on his quest to strengthen himself. Once Orcos arrives on the scene, he proclaims himself the ruler of the "Evil Land" and petrifies [[Palutena]] (ironically, something that [[Medusa]] failed to do). Hence, Pit must journey through the [[Palace in the Sky|Sky Palace]] to find and defeat him. In the boss fight, once he takes enough damage, Orcos will damage transform into a giant version of himself. | ||
==In ''[[Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters]]''== | |||
[[File:OrcosKidIcarus.jpg|thumb|left|180px|Orcos battling Pit.]] | |||
Orcos appears as the final boss of this game, where he is fought in two forms. In the first form, he is slightly larger than Pit and will fly around the room shooting fireballs in sets of three. This is his only attack aside from chasing after Pit and trying to collide with him. After taking enough hits, the demon will turn into a fireball while the entire room collapses. During this second phase, Orcos grows so large that his full form is never shown on the screen. He also gains many new attacks, although he executes them in a rather predictable pattern. His upper body will first appear where he will launch a single fireball from his mouth that splits into many separate flames after a short while. His tail will then attack from below, shooting numerous arrow shaped projectiles toward the upper part of the area. Finally, his left hand will appear and spawn multiple [[Bat]]s that can be defeated like any other enemies. After the attack, he will repeat this pattern throughout the entire battle. In addition, Orcos may also attempt to stomp on Pit with his foot if he remains at the bottom of the screen. | Orcos appears as the final boss of this game, where he is fought in two forms. In the first form, he is slightly larger than Pit and will fly around the room shooting fireballs in sets of three. This is his only attack aside from chasing after Pit and trying to collide with him. After taking enough hits, the demon will turn into a fireball while the entire room collapses. During this second phase, Orcos grows so large that his full form is never shown on the screen. He also gains many new attacks, although he executes them in a rather predictable pattern. His upper body will first appear where he will launch a single fireball from his mouth that splits into many separate flames after a short while. His tail will then attack from below, shooting numerous arrow shaped projectiles toward the upper part of the area. Finally, his left hand will appear and spawn multiple [[Bat]]s that can be defeated like any other enemies. After the attack, he will repeat this pattern throughout the entire battle. In addition, Orcos may also attempt to stomp on Pit with his foot if he remains at the bottom of the screen. | ||
===Manual Description=== | |||
''The secret enemy that attacked Angel Land in Palutena's dream. But, just what are the Orcos?!!!!!'' | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Due to his name and origin, Orcos is most likely based on Orcus, a Roman god of the Underworld that can be compared to [[Hades]] of Greek mythology. | *Due to his name and origin, Orcos is most likely based on Orcus, a Roman god of the Underworld that can be compared to [[Hades]] of Greek mythology. | ||
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*Orcos is the only enemy character in the ''Kid Icarus'' series that has no official artwork. | *Orcos is the only enemy character in the ''Kid Icarus'' series that has no official artwork. | ||
*Oddly, the ''Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters'' manual states Orcos' name in plural form, even though he is a single character. | *Oddly, the ''Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters'' manual states Orcos' name in plural form, even though he is a single character. | ||
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