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|name= Pandora | |name= Pandora | ||
|jpname= 邪神パンドーラ | |jpname= 邪神パンドーラ | ||
|jptrans= Jashin Pandōra | |jptrans= Jashin Pandōra (False God Pandora) | ||
|image= Pandora_artwork.png|250px | |image= Pandora_artwork.png|250px | ||
|firstappearance= ''[[Kid Icarus]]'' (1986) | |firstappearance= ''[[Kid Icarus]]'' (1986) | ||
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|homeland=[[Underworld]] | |homeland=[[Underworld]] | ||
|affiliatedfaction=[[Underworld Army]] | |affiliatedfaction=[[Underworld Army]] | ||
|otherallies= | |otherallies=None | ||
|status=Deceased (defeated by [[Dark Pit]]) | |status=Deceased (defeated by [[Dark Pit]]) | ||
|voicedby='''English:'''<br />[[wikipedia:Nika Futterman|Nika Futterman]] | |voicedby='''English:'''<br />[[wikipedia:Nika Futterman|Nika Futterman]] | ||
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{{cquote|''Do I LOOK like a strategy guide? In case you haven't noticed, this isn't the Ask Auntie Pandora hour!''|quotecite=Pandora talking to Pit and Palutena in [[Chapter 5]] of ''Uprising''.}} | {{cquote|''Do I LOOK like a strategy guide? In case you haven't noticed, this isn't the Ask Auntie Pandora hour!''|quotecite=Pandora talking to Pit and Palutena in [[Chapter 5]] of ''Uprising''.}} | ||
'''Pandora''' (パンドーラ ''Pandōra'') is the goddess of calamity, servant of [[Medusa]], and a recurring boss in the [[Kid Icarus series]]. She is a conniving, ghost-like deity who prefers deception and trickery to brute force, although she's not afraid to attack directly if the situation calls for it. | '''Pandora''' (パンドーラ ''Pandōra'') is the goddess of calamity, servant of [[Medusa]], and a recurring boss in the [[Kid Icarus series|''Kid Icarus'' series]]. She is a conniving, ghost-like deity who prefers deception and trickery to brute force, although she's not afraid to attack directly if the situation calls for it. | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
===Appearance=== | ===Appearance=== | ||
Pandora was originally depicted as an amorphous, soap-bubble-like spirit with only the barest remnants of a face. Her eyes do not contain any irises and there seems to be no substance behind her ghostly facade. In ''Uprising'', Pandora has a much more ghastly appearance, seeming to be made up of a ghostly blue fire. She also now has a set of sharp teeth and wears a halo-like object on top of her "head". | Pandora was originally depicted as an amorphous, soap-bubble-like spirit with only the barest remnants of a face. Her eyes do not contain any irises and there seems to be no substance behind her ghostly facade. In ''Uprising'', Pandora has a much more ghastly appearance, seeming to be made up of a ghostly blue fire. She also now has a set of sharp teeth and wears a halo-like object on top of her "head". | ||
[[File:Amazon Pandora Artwork.png|thumb|left|150px|Amazon Pandora]] | |||
In her humanoid | In her humanoid '''Amazon Pandora''' form, she appears as an attractive woman with long blue hair that form multiple ponytails with a gold ring at the top which was also present in her gaseous form. She wears revealing clothes which exposes her knees and thighs on the bottom. Her whole outfit is one suit which takes on the color of grey and purple, giving the old Pandora's chromatic scheme as well. | ||
===Personality=== | ===Personality=== | ||
She is very easy-going and sarcastic, even towards her enemies, often speaking nonchalantly even during battle. As the goddess of calamity, she is very unpredictable and appears to be somewhat insane, often spouting random things and even building a driving course in her labyrinth to get her driver's license and taking yoga lessons despite that her most commonly used form has no limbs, something she herself is irritated about. She appears to be somewhat in denial when questioned about her insane quirks. | She is very easy-going and sarcastic, even towards her enemies, often speaking nonchalantly even during battle. As the goddess of calamity, she is very unpredictable and appears to be somewhat insane, often spouting random things and even building a driving course in her labyrinth to get her driver's license and taking yoga lessons despite that her most commonly used form has no limbs, something she herself is irritated about. She appears to be somewhat in denial when questioned about her insane quirks. | ||
When she becomes Amazon Pandora, she becomes more arrogant and sassy. Throughout her battle in ''[[Scorched Feathers]]'', she constantly tries to make [[Palutena]] and [[Viridi]] jealous of her beauty, the latter saying that Pandora is "trying to compensate for something" and "is still an evil blob in the inside but with better hair". Despite her appearance change, she still has a sense of trickery, notably plaguing the battlefield with various traps and trying to trick Dark Pit by faking her own defeat. | When she becomes Amazon Pandora, she becomes more arrogant and sassy. Throughout her battle in ''[[Scorched Feathers]]'', she constantly tries to make [[Palutena]] and [[Viridi]] jealous of her beauty, the latter saying that Pandora is "trying to compensate for something" and "is still an evil blob in the inside, but with better hair". Despite her appearance change, she still has a sense of trickery, notably plaguing the battlefield with various traps and trying to trick Dark Pit by faking her own defeat. | ||
===Abilities=== | ===Abilities=== | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
==='' | ===''Kid Icarus''=== | ||
[[File:PandoraPict.png|180px|right|thumb|Official artwork from ''Kid Icarus''.]] | [[File:PandoraPict.png|180px|right|thumb|Official artwork from ''Kid Icarus''.]] | ||
Pandora is the Gatekeeper to [[Skyworld]]'s [[Fortress]] and guardian of the [[Sacred Casket]]. Pandora is a ghostly face that cloaks herself as she floats throughout the battlefield, blowing bubbles at [[Pit]]. Pandora's attacks are quite damaging, but the deity is also quite slow. This can be a lengthy fight due to Pandora's ability to hide herself and stay out of range from Pit's arrows | In the first ''[[Kid Icarus (game)|Kid Icarus]]'', Pandora is the Gatekeeper to [[Skyworld]]'s [[Fortress]] and guardian of the [[Sacred Casket]]. Pandora is a ghostly face that cloaks herself as she floats throughout the battlefield, blowing bubbles at [[Pit]]. Pandora's attacks are quite damaging, but the deity is also quite slow. This can be a lengthy fight due to Pandora's ability to hide herself and stay out of range from Pit's arrows. | ||
[[Centurion]]s are very hard to keep alive in this fight and are almost not worth the effort, as Pandora can easily mow through a formation with ease. Instead, highly mobile hit-and-run tactics, something that the slow-moving Centurions don't do well, will win this fight. As Pandora fades in and out of the battlefield, a pair of bubbles will ricochet around the room, and trying to dodge both bubbles and Pandora herself is what makes this fight difficult. | [[Centurion]]s are very hard to keep alive in this fight and are almost not worth the effort, as Pandora can easily mow through a formation with ease. Instead, highly mobile hit-and-run tactics, something that the slow-moving Centurions don't do well, will win this fight. As Pandora fades in and out of the battlefield, a pair of bubbles will ricochet around the room, and trying to dodge both bubbles and Pandora herself is what makes this fight difficult. | ||
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''The Gatekeeper of the Skyworld fortress. A demon god who administers all disasters. Blowing out bubbles, it has the power to warp when you least expect it.'' | ''The Gatekeeper of the Skyworld fortress. A demon god who administers all disasters. Blowing out bubbles, it has the power to warp when you least expect it.'' | ||
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===''Kid Icarus: Uprising''=== | |||
[[File:Pandora_image.png|thumb|180px|Pandora during Chapter 5]] | |||
[[File:Amazon Pandora.png|thumb|180px|left|Amazon Pandora during Chapter 22]] | |||
Pandora returns in ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]'' as one of the generals of the Underworld Army, where she has in her possession the [[Mirror of Truth]], which can create duplicates of anyone who stares into it including monsters, thus aiding in increasing the number of troops for the army. In [[Pandora's Labyrinth of Deceit|Chapter 5]], [[Palutena]] sends out [[Pit]] to her secret lair which lies in a pocket of space. The base is a complex labyrinth of illusions and lies which proves to be quite difficult to traverse, filled with all manner of both dangerous and ridiculous obstacles that continue to change. Pit finally reaches her room where she is keeping the Mirror of Truth and challenges her to battle. She retains the ability to suddenly vanish then reappear to attack Pit, but also gains an inhaling ability and several fire based moves. Soon enough Pit knocks her down long enough to break the mirror, however this was the plan all along, as the minute Pit approached the mirror a duplicate had already been created from the dark half of his soul, [[Dark Pit]]. Unfortunately for Pandora, the dark angel refuses to take her orders and decides to team up with Pit to defeat her. However, the Dark Pit soon goes rogue and steals her powers, gaining his own version of the power of flight and flies off. | |||
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[[File:Pandora_image.png|thumb | |||
Pandora | |||
A soul-created doppelgänger of Pandora also appears in Chapter 9: ''[[Medusa's Final Battle]]'', serving as one of the midbosses. | A soul-created doppelgänger of Pandora also appears in Chapter 9: ''[[Medusa's Final Battle]]'', serving as one of the midbosses. | ||
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===Idol Descriptions=== | ===Idol Descriptions=== | ||
'''Pandora'''<br> | '''Pandora'''<br> | ||
''As the goddess of disaster and calamity, Pandora built the Labyrinth of Deceit, where she's thought to be using the Mirror of Truth to create Underworld troops. Though she sounds jaded, it's just an act, for she delights in trickery'' | ''As the goddess of disaster and calamity, Pandora built the Labyrinth of Deceit, where she's thought to be using the Mirror of Truth to create Underworld troops. Though she sounds jaded, it's just an act, for she delights in trickery.'' | ||
'''Amazon Pandora'''<br> | '''Amazon Pandora'''<br> | ||
''Pandora's original form. Beautiful yet mighty, she was one of the best warriors in the Underworld. Yet a blunder cost the goddess her body, forcing Pandora to take the form of a pure manifestation of her will.'' | ''Pandora's original form. Beautiful yet mighty, she was one of the best warriors in the Underworld. Yet a blunder cost the goddess her body, forcing Pandora to take the form of a pure manifestation of her will.'' | ||
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==Other Appearances== | ==Other Appearances== | ||
===''[[mariowiki:NES Remix 2|NES Remix 2]]''=== | ===''NES Remix 2''=== | ||
Pandora | Pandora appears as a boss in the ''Kid Icarus'' challenge of ''[[mariowiki:NES Remix 2|NES Remix 2]]''. | ||
===''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''=== | |||
Pandora and Amazon Pandora appear as spirits in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', with Amazon Pandora being a promoted form of Pandora. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
Amazonpandora_pic.png|Concept art of Amazon Pandora | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Pandora draws her name from the Greek myth of [[wikipedia:Pandora|Pandora]], the woman who opened Pandora's Box and released all the evils unto mankind, closing the box just before hope itself escaped | *Pandora draws her name from the Greek myth of [[wikipedia:Pandora|Pandora]], the woman who opened Pandora's Box and released all the evils unto mankind, closing the box just before hope itself escaped. | ||
*In Greek mythology, the [[wikipedia:Amazons|Amazons]] were a nation of fierce female warriors. | *In Greek mythology, the [[wikipedia:Amazons|Amazons]] were a nation of fierce female warriors. | ||
