Horus (OU being)
| Horus | |
|---|---|
| Species | |
| Gender |
Male
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| Family |
Father: Osiris
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| Enemies |
The Rebel Alliance
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| Status |
Deceased
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| Home Reality | |
Horus was the son of Osiris and one of the Osirian rulers who participated in the Battle of Ailyb-Gypte in the Uterio War.
History[edit | edit source]
In 150,081 CMT, Horus recovered the remains of his father Osiris after he was murdered by Set and placed them in a sarcophagus, intending to perform experiments with them.[1]
During the Battle of Ailyb-Gypte, Horus led a fleet of Osirian ships against the Rebel Alliance, landing in front of Klak while the ships bombarded Ynot. Horus then telekinetically threw Klak towards some dunes to engage him in combat away from the battle.[2] Horus was kicked to the ground by Klak, who affirmed that he would destroy the false god in the name of the Shepherd, duelling the Osirian with his Keyblade.[3] After Klak landed a second kick on Horus, the Osirian slashed the Makuta's leg, but was promptly repelled into a dune by Klak's Crast.[4] Horus emerged and hit Klak with an eyebeam,[5] but Klak recovered and stabbed Horus in the chest with his Keyblade before laying into the Osirian with a flurry of punches. After a while, Horus pulled out the Keyblade, smashed it into Klak's face, and threw it at him, causing Klak to crash into the ground.[6]
Before Horus could claim victory, Klak transformed into Nova Klak and charged at Horus, duelling him and firing off several kinds of attacks.[7] Horus successfully blocked some of them and punched Nova Klak in the face before being knocked down with blasts of light,[8] but Horus recomposed himself and kicked Nova Klak to the ground, putting them on an even field. However, Horus could not defend himself against Nova Klak's next attack, a gigantic light bomb. Horus began to fly away, but Nova Klak chased him, injuring him with his Keyblades and sending him crashing into the ground again. Determined not to lose and fail his father, Horus made to uppercut Nova Klak, but Nova Klak dodged the attack and fatally stabbed Horus, creating an explosion of light.[9] As Nova Klak left, Horus reflected on the fact that they had been evenly matched, wondering if the prophecy about Klak was true, before fading away.[10]
Abilities & Powers[edit | edit source]
- Flight: Horus had the ability to fly.[2]
- Eye Beams: Horus could project powerful beams of energy from his eyes.[5]
- Telekinesis: Horus had the ability to move objects without touching them.[2]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Horus is an adaptation of the Egyptian god of the same name.
