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Apep (also known as Apepi and by his Greek name Apophis) is the main antagonist of Egyptian mythology. He is a serpentine Egyptian God of Chaos who represented all things dark, evil, wicked, malevolent, and unruly. He was the archenemy of the Egyptian solar god, Ra. He is also considered to be the embodiment of the collective forces of chaos, injustice, and disharmony collectively known as Isfet in ancient Egyptian religion.
Biography[]
Apep often appeared in the form of a giant, demonic snake (other times he is depicted as a crocodile), who each night attempted to devour the Sun after it left the sky, only to be repelled by the god Set. Other times, Apep would take the form of a giant sphere of malevolence. He was also considered the embodiment of chaos and sought to bring about the end of light and life within the mortal universe and plunge it into darkness, then proceed to take the throne himself and rule over all gods and worlds.
Apep is said to live in the Egyptian underworld and despised by all of the deities in the mythology of which he originates.
During the day while Ra was still in the sky, he would devour the souls of those that were not protected by him, thus leading to their complete obliteration.
He was the only Egyptian god that never had the distinction of being prayed to. Instead, entire temples were set up to pray against him and prevent him from accomplishing his goals.
Apep is said to be Ra's umbilical chord given life. This represents how in Egyptian philosophy evil is the adversities faced by the individual's struggle to survive.
Powers And Abilities[]
Apophis possesses vast godlike powers, able to warp reality to an extent and control chaos. Some of Apophis' more cataclysmic powers include causing earthquakes and creating storms. He can also channel primordial darkness.
Apophis is said to be able to change his own size, shape and anatomy and stretch to long lengths. His bite is venomous and any soul Apophis eats will stop existing, not to mention he can fly.
As a practicioner of dark magic, Apophis has mastery over several elements; i.e. electricity, earth, darkness, light, water and sand. He often causes the waters of the Underworld to flow over Ra's boat. In addition, Apophis is almost completely unkillable; although it takes a day for him to heal, Apophis can regenerate from almost anything and can never truly be killed, only temporarily halted.
Other Media[]
- Apep appears as the main antagonist of Rick Riordan's Kane Chronicles trillogy under the name Apophis. He was the overarching villain of the first two books until he finally appears as the main antagonist of the third book.
- Apep was also a supporting antagonist of The Scorpion King: Rise of the Akkadian and was voiced by Mark Hamill who is also known to voice multiple incarnations of the Joker, Kavaxas, and Malefor.
- Apophis appears in SCP-7886. SCP-7886 is an ancient statue depicting Apophis that if not worshipped or taken care of would summon Apophis at its location. The SCP Foundation staff over at Site-107 attempted to appease the evil god by executing Procedure Al-Thoban and restoring the statue, but due to bad communications between international sites, they failed to keep him at bay and Apophis manifested within the site, causing mass destruction.
- Apep, or one of his avatars, is implied to be the true identity of the AbsoluteSolver; the main antagonist of the web-series Murder Drones.
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External links[]
- Apep on the Pure Evil Wiki
