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|name= Lunus | |||
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|image= LunusPict.png | |||
|firstappearance= ''[[Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters]]'' (1991) | |||
|latestappearance= ''Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters'' (1991) | |||
|affiliations= [[Orcos]] | |||
|type= Aerial | |||
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'''Lunus''' is a fanged sphere that will shoot at [[Pit]], with the ability to fire at most angles. Lunus prefers to stay in one place and bombard Pit with projectiles, and it can pin him down if he's not careful. Before Lunus spots Pit, it'll float vertically looking like a waxing moon. | '''Lunus''' is a fanged sphere that will shoot at [[Pit]], with the ability to fire at most angles. Lunus prefers to stay in one place and bombard Pit with projectiles, and it can pin him down if he's not careful. Before Lunus spots Pit, it'll float vertically looking like a waxing moon. | ||
== | ==In ''[[Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters]]''== | ||
===Manual Description=== | |||
''An innocent-looking new moon that will attack Pit when it finds him.'' | |||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Lunus is likely based on Men, a lunar god that originated in Anatolia. Men existed in Roman mythology under the name Lunus, which was apparently the Latin version of his name. | *Lunus is likely based on [[wikipedia:Men (god)|Men]], a lunar god that originated in Anatolia. Men existed in Roman mythology under the name Lunus, which was apparently the Latin version of his name. | ||
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[[Category:Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters]] | [[Category:Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters]] | ||
[[Category:Underworld Army]] | |||
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Lunus is a fanged sphere that will shoot at Pit, with the ability to fire at most angles. Lunus prefers to stay in one place and bombard Pit with projectiles, and it can pin him down if he's not careful. Before Lunus spots Pit, it'll float vertically looking like a waxing moon.
In Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters
Manual Description
An innocent-looking new moon that will attack Pit when it finds him.
| Hit Points | Damage | Hearts | Score (Experience) |
| 8 | 0 | 10 |
Trivia
- Lunus is likely based on Men, a lunar god that originated in Anatolia. Men existed in Roman mythology under the name Lunus, which was apparently the Latin version of his name.
| Classic Kid Icarus series enemies and bosses | |
|---|---|
| Kid Icarus | Collin • Commyloose • Daphne • EelEye • Eggplant Wizard • Erinus • Ganewmede • Girin • Hewdraw • Holer • Keepah • Keron • Kobil • Komayto • McGoo • Medusa • Mick • Minos • Moila • Monoeye • Monolith • Nettler • Octos • Pandora • Pluton • Pluton Fly • Reaper • Rokman • Shemum • Shulm • Snowman • Specknose • Syren • Tamambo • Tanatos • Totem • Tros • Twinbellows • Uranos • Zuree |
| Of Myths and Monsters | Bat • Big Toe • Busy Bee • Cyclops Hopper • Cyclops Skull • Eggplant Wizard • Fire Serpent • Fireball • Fuzz Ball • Globe • Gruff • Gubble • King Krab • Komayto • Lunus • Merc • Minotaur • Monolith • Octus • Orcos • Putt • Pythagoras • Reaper • Shadow Mask • Skullwing • Slime • Snake • Spitball Blob • Spunky • Sticky Talon • Stone Golem • Totem • Wormser |