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Nyx (Marvel Comics)

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Not to be confused withNYX (Marvel Comics).
Comics character
Nyx
Publication information
PublisherMarvel Comics
First appearanceAvengers: No Road Home #1 (April 2019)
Created byAl Ewing
Jim Zub
Mark Waid
Paco Medina
In-story information
SpeciesOlympian
Team affiliationsOlympian Gods
Notable aliasesMother of Night
Queen of Night
Abilities

Nyx is a fictional character appearing inAmerican comic books published byMarvel Comics. The character is based on theGreekgoddess of the same name. She first appeared inAvengers: No Road Home #1 (April 2019) and was created byAl Ewing,Jim Zub,Mark Waid, and Paco Medina.

Publication history

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Nyx was created byAl Ewing,Jim Zub,Mark Waid, and Paco Medina, based on theprimordial goddess of darkness of the same name and first appeared inAvengers: No Road Home #1 and making her last appearance inAvengers: No Road Home #10. She's not to be confused with Nox, based on the same goddess, who was revealed to be a usurper.[1]

Fictional character biography

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Nyx was born in thepure emptiness and was one of theOlympians who were once worshiped as gods by the Greeks, as she was worshiped as the Goddess of the Night and the Darkness. At some point, she gave birth to her children Hypnos, Oizys, and the twins Dolos and Apate. Due to her malevolent nature,Zeus imprisoned Nyx in such a manner that she would remain trapped until "the sun was parted from the earth," and hid the Night Shards within her soul in three secret places throughout the Universe.[2]

DuringAvengers: No Surrender, where theElder of the Universe,Grandmaster and theChallenger, fought each other, the Earth was removed from its orbit and it was returned at the end of the game, but its removal ended Nyx's containment. In revenge, she sought out to bring an eternal night throughout the Universe, even on planets with multiple suns and bases contained within suns. She took her revenge on the Olympians and with the help of her children, they killed all of the Olympian gods, including Zeus after retrieving information about her hidden Night Shards.[3] However, Zeus threatened and promised to her that his son,Hercules and the "Avengers of the Wronged" would avenge him.

She was then approached by Hercules,Scarlet Witch,Vision,Hulk,Hawkeye,Rocket Raccoon,Voyager,Monica Rambeau and eventuallyConan. Nyx retrieved her Shards of Night fromNightmare, Lord Librarian, and theHyborian Age, but at the cost of her children's life. After that, with the help of the Cosmic Being, Euphoria, she arrived to her final destination in Long Island, where the One Above All's House of Ideas was. Vision made it through the door entrance of the House of Ideas to stop her from wiping out the existence. During her fight with Vision, he used the powers of the House and with his imagination, constructed many heroes to battle Nyx. She was then killed by Vision by burning her into flames, causing her to be disintegrated.[4]

Sometime later, the global nights that was caused by Knull's and Varnae's invasions revived Nyx and restored her full power, and so she went to Antarctica where its natural darkness let her revive her children. They ambushed Hercules, Thor, and Loki, who sought them out, but they were cast into the Land Without Suns.[5] Zeus was also imprisoned there, and the pair decided to give rise to a race of dark gods to conquer the universe. However, Hercules showed her that the plane was the domain she longed for. Nyx decided to stay there and build worlds, cities, kingdoms, and temples full of people who are lovers, and poets. She disintegrated Apate and Oizys as those worlds would not need the things they represented. She spared Hypnos so he can leave with Thor and Hercules to serve as her eyes and ears of the affairs of Gods and Heroes in the universe.[6]

Powers and abilities

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As an Olympian deity, Nyx possessessupernatural attributes, such as immense strength, durability, speed, and reflexes. She has the ability tofly.[7] Being a night goddess, she can wield thedarkness and shadows in lots of physical ways, including blinding someone or turning into one herself.[8][9][10] Her own nails could be used as claws.[8] She is able to summon a protective shield.[11] Nyx was shown to have teleporting powers.[8] She is also capable of conceivingchildren without a partner, seemingly sired by her strongest feelings at the moment.[8]

Reception

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Accolades

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  • In 2020,CBR.com ranked Nyx 10th in their "10 Marvel Gods With The Highest Kill Count" list.[12]
  • In 2021,CBR.com ranked Nyx 1st in their "Marvel: 10 Most Powerful Olympians" list[13] and 7th in their "Marvel: The 10 Strongest Female Gods" list.[9]
  • In 2022,Sportskeeda ranked Nyx 10th in their "10 best Greek gods from Marvel comics " list.[14]
  • In 2022,Screen Rant included Nyx in their "10 Most Powerful Olympian Gods In Marvel Comics" list.[15]

References

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  1. ^@JimZub (18 February 2019)."Jim Zub answering CBR's tweet "Avengers: A Minor Villain Just Killed Some of Marvel's Strongest Gods"" (Tweet) – viaTwitter.
  2. ^Avengers: No Road Home #1-5. Marvel Comics
  3. ^Raymond, Charles Nicholas (2019-02-26)."The Avengers Face Marvel's Strongest Villain EVER".ScreenRant. Retrieved2022-11-10.
  4. ^Avengers: No Road Home #6-10. Marvel Comics
  5. ^Immortal Thor #13
  6. ^Immortal Thor #14
  7. ^Avengers No Road Home #8
  8. ^abcdAvengers No Road Home #2
  9. ^abGarcia, Mayra (2021-12-04)."Marvel: The 10 Strongest Female Gods".CBR. Retrieved2022-11-10.
  10. ^Avengers No Road Home #3
  11. ^Avengers No Road Home #7
  12. ^England, Matthew (2020-06-28)."10 Marvel Gods With The Highest Kill Count, Ranked".CBR. Retrieved2022-11-10.
  13. ^O'Brien, Megan Nicole (2021-05-06)."Marvel: 10 Most Powerful Olympians, Ranked".CBR. Retrieved2022-10-24.
  14. ^Hill, Brad (11 July 2022)."Exploring 10 best Greek gods from Marvel comics amid MCU debut of Olympians in Thor: Love and Thunder".www.sportskeeda.com. Retrieved2022-10-24.
  15. ^Harn, Darby (2022-04-30)."The 10 Most Powerful Olympian Gods In Marvel Comics".ScreenRant. Retrieved2022-10-24.

External links

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  • Nyx at The Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe
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