Apep / Apophis
“ To me, eat your soul and the land! ”
– itself
Scientific Taxonomy & Character Information
Full Name: Apep
Born: beyond Hadean (at Ginnungagap)
Died:
70,000 BCE (aged 4,599,930,000 yrs at Alexandria, Egypt, Africa, Planet Earth, Solar System, Constellation Sagittarius)
December 31, 3017 AD (aged 4,500,003,016 yrs at Mount Anderson, San Diego to New Devon District, Nueva Dunedin Province, Ghesario Kingdom, Planet Berbania, Ursa Major)
Resurrected: somewhere at late-3016 AD
Cause of Death:
Killed by Ra (first death)
Executed to death by Johannes' Comet (last killed)
Burial:
First: Farafra, Egypt, Africa, Planet Earth, Solar System, Constellation Sagittarius (fossil scales)
Last: Mount Anderson, San Diego to New Devon District, New Dunedin Province/Dunedin Metropolitan Province, Queendom of Ghesario, Planet Berbania, Maggiore Interstellar System, Merak, Ursa Major (physical body)
Species: Dragon God (Eldritch Terror)
Size: 260 meters (10,236.22 inches) long in length; 60–90 meters (196–295 feet) tall in height; 190,000 kilograms (418,878.3 pounds) in weight
Type:
Eldritch Terror
Mythical
Guardian
Title(s):
The Destroyer
Wicked Bitch Serpent
Golden Cobra
Devourer of the Sun
The Changing Serpent
Evil Nile Dragon
Serpent from the Nile
Lord of Chaos
Enemy of Ra
Serpent Lord of Thirenha
Other Name(s)/Alias(es):
Āpep
Āapep
Aaapef
Apophis
Afof
Aphoph
Rerek
Tutu
Hau-hra
Hemhemti
Qettu
Qerneru
Iubani
Amam
Hem-taiu, Saatet-ta, Khermuti, Kenememti, Sheta, Serem-taui, Sekhem-hra, Unti, Karau-anememti, Khesef-hra, Seba-ent-seba, Khak-ab, Khan-ru uaa, Nai, Am, Turrupa, Iubau, Uai, Kharubu the Four Times Wicked, Sau, Beteshu
Pantheon: Egyptian
Time Period: Hadean - Holocene
Alignment: Bad, later Good
Threat Level: ★★★★★★★★★ (High risk of threat, terrorist, or animal attacks in near future)
Crimes:
Psychological abuse (formerly)
Invasion (formerly)
Mass murder (his karma)
Genocide (formerly)
Arson (formerly)
Blasphemy (formerly)
Unethical experimentation
Torture (formerly)
Abuse of power (formerly)
Unlawful imprisonment (formerly)
Tyranny (formerly)
Gluttony (formerly)
Animal cruelty (formerly)
Volcanic eruption (formerly)
Outbreak (formerly)
Systematic starvation (formerly)
Slavery (formerly)
Hate crimes (formerly)
War crimes (formerly)
Habitat destruction (formerly)
Deforestation (formerly)
Conspiracy (formerly)
Diet: Omnivorous
Elements: Rock, dark, light, time, aether, chaos
Inflicts: Rockblight, darkblight, lightblight, timeblight, aetherblight, chaosblight, paralysis
Weaknesses: All
Casualties:
PARPIN
countless Egyptians
TROQA
countless Comieos
countless Dairks
countless Corachus
countless Dermochlories
countless Egyptians
countless Muslims
countless Quakers
Based On: itself
Conservation Status: Deceased (Extinct (EX) – IUCN Red List)
Apep or Apophis is the main antagonist, later an anti-hero introduced in Egypt's Last Era.
Etymology
His name is reconstructed by Egyptologists as *ʻAʼpāp(ī), to the Ancient Greek: Ἄποφις, as it was written ꜥꜣpp(y) and survived in later Coptic as Ⲁⲫⲱⲫ Aphōph.
Physical Appearance
Apep is a gigantic, serpent-like entity that is the size of a small island. He was built on a cobra hood with twenty gripping projections, gilded olive scales with real gold scales, golden belly scales, black diamond patterns, and yellow triangle marks. Apep's markings are the Eye of Horus and the Eye of Ra, respectively. Apep had set eight bronze rattles and tipped off the khopesh. They also had a golden rhino horn.
Abilities
Apep primarily attacks by smashing its face into the ground, causing an array of flying rocks. Using the khopesh-tail and rattles to command earthquakes. Because of the succession of these hits, hunters caught in the vicinity will become knocked-out enemies, causing dizziness. Apep breath's large amounts of sand and chaos elements and also the short-ranged, violated, and paralysis pulse aura. After burrowing into the ground, there will be a series of sand tornadoes and sand geysers.
Apep can fly, and they levitate to summon fire and chaos as air bursts from the sky. That's an exosolar meteor.
Weather Phenomenon
Apep is also notable for its geomancy, like sticking its tail into the ground and causing bursts of sand from below all around it, or quickly leaping backwards while spitting some sand in front of it, creating a sinkhole that draws hunters towards the center and eventually bursts up in the middle. It can also breathe sand while stationary, which will also make sinkholes or sandstorms.
Ecology
Like his siblings and serpentine-like entities, Apep is an enormous, otherworldly creature, an apex predator, able to eat anything they please because of their size and otherworldliness. Despite being able to be seen on land, these creatures are active traitors who spend a lot of time in the water or on land.
The Apep appear to be enormous cobras with heads that resemble Egyptian cobras and have characteristics from Egyptian mythology. They have enormous, mineral-like tusks that aid them in digging underground. It uses its webbed tail and wings located at the sides of its neck, close to its head, for swimming and drilling.
The world-eating serpentine life forms are extremely gluttons and can consume all of their food supply in a short period of time before going hungry.
Behavior
Apep is a very aggressive and brutal species towards everything, including their relatives and family of Dragon Gods, despite being an Eldritch Terror.
Distribution and Habitat
Apep was located in Egypt as the birthplace and native species. Also found in the Gyanlyos Pyramid (Spanish: Piramide de Nueva Luxor) in Thirenha is imprisonment.
Movement Pattern: Nomadic
Individual Type: Wiped out
Population Trend: Stable
Population: 0
Locomotion: Versatile
Habitat: All
Earth: Egypt
Berbania: Thirenha
Tamed
Apep cannot be tame.
Lore
First Emerge - 120 M BCE
Apep first emerged during the Cretaceous period as a result of keeping his Egyptian living creatures like Spinosaurus hidden from others until humans began to worship them as part of an evil scheme against Ra, the Egyptian god, and Horus, Ra's grandson, to drive them out from space.
Holocene - 5000 BCE
When Odin and his allies defended the gods and goddesses of the Borean languages to stop Apep from entering Asgard and Midgard because he was a member of the Eldritch Terrors, he pointed out that he was a descendant of Jormungardr. Apep disliked Ra's creations and wanted to destroy them for Yahweh, another god from Israel, to carry out his own purpose works.
Guinnora, the sole goddess of Berbania and the ancestor of Hepsora to humans in Berbania or Hirawhassa, sealed Apep, who was extremely lonely. Apep attempted to enter the Earth once more using one of the drift portals, but Horus and Hathor prevented it, saving not only Egypt but also the Israelites under the command of Moses and his wife Tzipporah. Before choosing Berbania as his final safe haven, this being disappeared into thin air and spent a considerable amount of time dormant on stars and planets.
Berbania's Last War and Beyond - 3018 AD-Present
In the Worldcraft episode of Berbania's Last War, Apep battles Zmey Gorych and his coalition, he's on the side with Isabella and Archie until Draco and his allies join forces with Apep to vanquish Zmey. The majority of the enemies die from meteor and comet strikes when comets enter Berbania's atmosphere. By transforming a Heart of Egypt into a pearl that is impenetrable and shrinks in size, Apep shields some innocent people. Apep, who has suffered serious comet-related injuries, uses the planet-destroying superlaser skill known as Extinction Beam to shoot a planet away from Isabella, Nicolette, and Archie.
Planet Berbania was made possible by Apep, who also destroyed the surface, cities, and wildlife habitat. Apep himself suffered and perished as a result, and now that some creatures and people had unexpectedly survived, the magic shields he had constructed had vanished.
Gallery
Main Theme Music
Phase One - Tartaronis Theme 2 of 2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0J-w2Pyspg
Phase Two - Ahtal Ka Phase 2 of 4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr3qg2yv7H0
Foreign Languages
Ancient Egyptian: ꜥꜣpp(y) (*ʻAʼpāp(ī))
Coptic: Ⲁⲫⲱⲫ (Aphōph)
Ancient Greek and Modern Greek: Ἀπόφις (Apóphis)
Russian: Апо́п, Апе́п, Апо́фис
Trivia
Coming soon