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|homeland= [[Underworld]] | |homeland= [[Underworld]] | ||
|affiliations= [[Medusa]], [[Hades]] | |affiliations= [[Medusa]], [[Hades]] | ||
|race= God/Deity | |race= God/Deity | ||
|voicedby='''English:''' <br />[[wikipedia:Danny Mann|Danny Mann]] | |voicedby='''English:''' <br />[[wikipedia:Danny Mann|Danny Mann]] | ||
*''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]'' | *''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]'' | ||
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=== ''[[Kid Icarus 3D Anime]]''=== | === ''[[Kid Icarus 3D Anime]]''=== | ||
[[File:ThanatosRising_GodofDeath.png|thumb|Thanatos as he appears in ''Thanatos Rising''.]] | |||
Thanatos is the central villain of a three-part anime short, collectively known as ''[[Thanatos Rising]]''. During the shorts, he attacks a human army and takes control of one of its vessels, which resembles a Trojan Horse. [[Pit]] eventually chases Thanatos into the heart of the machine, and causes it to collapse on him. Despite this, the god reappears at the very end comically yelling "RAGE QUIT!" before flying away. | Thanatos is the central villain of a three-part anime short, collectively known as ''[[Thanatos Rising]]''. During the shorts, he attacks a human army and takes control of one of its vessels, which resembles a Trojan Horse. [[Pit]] eventually chases Thanatos into the heart of the machine, and causes it to collapse on him. Despite this, the god reappears at the very end comically yelling "RAGE QUIT!" before flying away. | ||
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** The mistranslated name was referenced in Chapter 7: ''[[The Seafloor Palace]]'' in ''Uprising''. Thanatos corrects [[Palutena]] for referring to him as ''Tanatos'', stating that he changed his name to ''Thanatos'' saying the added "H" stood for "hamazing". | ** The mistranslated name was referenced in Chapter 7: ''[[The Seafloor Palace]]'' in ''Uprising''. Thanatos corrects [[Palutena]] for referring to him as ''Tanatos'', stating that he changed his name to ''Thanatos'' saying the added "H" stood for "hamazing". | ||
* Ironically, the malevolent Tanatos is named after a daemon rather than a demon. | * Ironically, the malevolent Tanatos is named after a daemon rather than a demon. | ||
*In the Japanese version of ''Uprising'', Thanatos is also described to be a genie (also known as the [[wikipedia:Jinn|jinn]]), a magical spirit from Arabic mythology. | |||
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