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So hurry to me, Pit. I'll strip you of your wings and sever you from the heavens forever!
~ Medusa taunting Pit.
What better way to celebrate my return than with a festive little bloodbath? After all, I have been gone for twenty-five years.
~ Medusa mentioning her role in the first game, breaking the fourth wall.

Medusa, also known as the Goddess of Darkness, is the main antagonist of the Kid Icarus series. She is a deity who was exiled to the depths of the Underworld by Palutena for causing constant torment to humanity.

Despite her exilation, she formed an alliance with the Underworld Army and plotted her revenge against the world, culminating in a successful attack on Skyworld where she defeated Palutena's army and imprisoned Pit. Unbeknownst to her, Palutena maintained a telepathic connection to Pit, allowing him to escape and acquire the Three Sacred Treasures. After 25 years, she remained a disembodied consciousness, defeated by Pit.

In a stunning turn of events, Medusa resurfaced and devised a cunning plan to overthrow Palutena. However, her invasion proved fruitless as the true puppeteer orchestrating Medusa's resurrection and assault was unmasked. Through sheer determination, Medusa reconstructed her corporeal form and rescued Pit from the clutches of the malevolent mastermind, Hades, who had manipulated her from the depths of the Underworld. Alas, this valiant rebellion ultimately led to Medusa's demise once more.

She was voiced by Naomi Shindō in the Japanese version, and by Cree Summer (who also voiced Blackarachina from Transformers: Animated) in the English version.

Description[]

Appearance[]

In the original Kid Icarus game, Medusa is commonly portrayed as a terrifying gorgon, characterized by her reptilian green skin, a lone eye, and a striking mane of four serpents intertwined in her golden locks. However, it is important to note that prior to her unfortunate curse bestowed upon her by Palutena, the deity of light, the instruction manual of the NES game reveals that Medusa was once a breathtakingly beautiful goddess. This intriguing detail provides a stark contrast to her monstrous appearance in the game. Additionally, an anime short known as "Medusa's Revenge" offers a glimpse into Medusa's past, showcasing her as a rather alluring young woman with fair complexion and flowing ebony tresses, further emphasizing the stark transformation she underwent.

In the game Kid Icarus: Uprising, Medusa's appearance underwent a significant transformation, resulting in a more human-like look while still retaining some of her distinctive gorgon characteristics. One notable aspect is her hair, which now houses twelve snakes, with eleven of them being green and a lone orange-colored one. Her once blonde hair has turned into long, black locks, and she also possesses a black tattoo that stretches down her left eye. Medusa's attire consists of a dark purple velvet dress adorned with gold and crimson embellishments, giving it an opulent and regal appearance. The dress is so long that it conceals her legs and feet from view. To further enhance her royal image, she adorns herself with various gold accessories and ornaments. Additionally, Medusa is often seen wielding a violet serpentine staff that bears a resemblance to either the Ouroboros or the Caduceus.

In the epic climax of the thrilling Uprising, Medusa finds herself compelled to unleash her immense power in order to vanquish the valiant Pit. In a desperate bid to gain the upper hand, she reluctantly relinquishes the enchantment that veils her countenance, thus exposing her genuine hideous visage. Behold, her true monstrous form is unveiled, reminiscent of the terrifying figure we encountered in the inaugural game, only this time she takes the ethereal form of a levitating disembodied head. Medusa's repulsive appearance remains consistent with her scaly green complexion, accompanied by a single piercing red eye and a pair of sinister tongues. Furthermore, her once serpentine locks of hair undergo a startling transformation, now tinged with a fiery orange hue.

Personality[]

Humans turn to the gods in times of need and forget them in times of prosperity. They really are a fickle bunch.
~ Medusa's contempt towards humans.

Medusa is a goddess that embodies the antithesis of Palutena, exhibiting a malevolent nature in stark contrast to her benevolent counterpart's kindness, harbors an intense disdain for humanity is unmistakable, where she engages in nefarious deeds such as causing droughts to ruin their crops, unleashing monstrous creatures to yearns for their torment, and transforming innocent individuals into lifeless statues. Her sadistic tendencies are evident in her macabre pleasure derived from slaying humans, often accompanied by the inclusion of horrifying intricacies when issuing menacing warnings. In a brazen display, Medusa boldly asserts to both Pit and Palutena that there is no greater manner in which to commemorate her resurgence than by initiating a savage and merciless massacre.

She shows to be both manipulative and attractive, using her beauty to deceive and lure unsuspecting people, particularly Pit. Despite Pit not showing much interest in her, Medusa seems to have feelings for him. She eagerly awaits his arrival in the Underworld, similar to Rapunzel waiting for her prince. However, when Pit comments on her appearance, she retaliates by saying he is not a brave hero either. Despite this, the idea of their confrontation excites her, and she urges him to come quickly so she claims that will tear offof his wings and separate him from the heavens forever. She also refers to Dark Pit as a "go-getter" and offers to help him defeat Pit, but he declines and wants no involvement with the Underworld Army. Medusa seems unfazed by this and instead finds amusement in watching the doppelgänger angel try to destroy his lighter twin.

She known for her vengeful nature, never backing down easily and holding grudges for a lifetime against anyone who opposes her. Her entire motivation comes from her intense hatred for Pit and Palutena. She firmly believes that the Goddess of Light is responsible for her transformation into a monster and her banishment from Skyworld. Consequently, she takes every chance she gets to mock Palutena, even going as far as to claim that Dark Pit's power of flight is superior to Palutena's. The depth of her animosity towards Palutena is so strong that it allowed Hades to bring her back to life, although in a weakened state. Unlike the other gods, Medusa is more serious and rarely jokes or breaks the fourth wall. However, she does possess a twisted sense of humor and finds amusement in Dark Pit's attempts to destroy Pit. Furthermore, she doesn't hold her minions in high regard, showing little or no remorse when Twinbellows, Thanatos, and Pandora are defeated.

She seems to experience some challenges with her memory and has a condition known as split personality disorder. In regards to her memory, she cannot recall how she was resurrected and that her memories are hazy at best, likely due to her being a manifestation of Hades's soul constructs. Although it is evident that she possesses one personality, it is also subtly suggested that she possesses two distinct personas rather than just one. The first persona can be described as somewhat sadistic, yet remarkably composed, rarely raises her voice even in the most dire circumstances and never succumbs to anger. On the other hand, the second persona is depicted as an uncontrollably ferocious gorgon, with no control over her transformation, as she forcibly removes her own head through decapitation and sends it soaring to pursue Pit.

Despite her heinous actions, Medusa has demonstrated a surprising willingness to assist her very own adversary when faced with a shared enemy. However, her motivation for doing so is purely out of pragmatism, as she openly acknowledges that her actions were solely intended to prevent Hades from incessantly resurrecting her.

History[]

Background[]

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Medusa's original appearance.

Angel Land was originally ruled by the Goddess of Light, Palutena, and the Goddess of Darkness, Medusa. While Palutena nurtured the development of mankind, Medusa harbored a deep animosity towards them, deriving pleasure from causing famine by withering crops and turning humans into stone. As punishment, Palutena transformed Medusa into a hideous cyclopic, snake-haired monster and banished her to the Underworld. Enraged by this, Medusa made a solemn promise to seek vengeance against Palutena, the one who had caused her anger, and to reclaim her rightful place in the majestic Palace in the Sky. Medusa was determined to plot and execute a cunning plan that would not only bring down Palutena from her throne but also restore her own power and authority, which had been unjustly stripped away. The intensity of Medusa's emotions fueled her desire to prove to the world that she was not to be underestimated or pushed aside. With unwavering determination and a burning fire within her, Medusa embarked on a relentless journey towards her ultimate goal of dethroning Palutena and reclaiming her position as the ruler of the divine realm.

Kid Icarus[]

Out of vengeance, Medusa made a solemn vow to bring about the downfall of Palutena, her once-rival and the current ruler of the magnificent Palace in the Sky. Determined to reclaim her rightful position, Medusa embarked on a relentless quest, gradually amassing the unwavering loyalty of the formidable Underworld monsters. With her newfound allies by her side, she orchestrated a meticulously planned assault against the formidable army that stood in her way. In the wake of this fierce and harrowing conflict, the battlefield was left scarred and ravaged. Medusa emerged triumphant, her victory sealed with Palutena's imprisonment, the theft of the coveted Three Sacred Treasures, and an audacious act that petrified each and every valiant Centurion who dared to oppose her. Through cunning and sheer force, Medusa had irrevocably altered the balance of power within the celestial realm, leaving a trail of destruction in her wake.

As the battle rages on, Pit continues to unleash his arsenal of Arrows of Light, relentlessly targeting Medusa's weak points. With each successful hit, the effigy weakens further, until finally, the eye disappears completely. With Medusa exposed and weakened, Pit seizes the opportunity to deal the final blow and emerge victorious in this epic showdown. During the intense battle, Pit discovers a valuable tool called the Mirror Shield. This shield possesses the ability to block Medusa's powerful eye beams, but there's a catch. It can only effectively shield Pit when he has it raised and not while he is actively firing his arrows. This adds an extra layer of complexity to the fight, as Pit must strategically time and coordinate his attacks and defenses. In the Palace of the Sky, Pit finds himself face to face with the formidable Medusa. Seeking protection, she has sought refuge within a colossal effigy that resembles her own likeness. Pit's mission is to defeat her, but it won't be an easy task. Medusa unleashes deadly rays and venomous snakes from her hair, making it a constant battle for Pit to dodge these dangerous attacks. However, Pit is armed with the powerful Arrows of Light, which he must skillfully aim and launch at Medusa to inflict damage. To gain an advantage, Pit strategically positions himself just below eye-level, allowing him to evade a majority of Medusa's assaults with relative ease. This careful positioning proves to be crucial in his quest to defeat her. As Pit relentlessly strikes Medusa with the Arrows of Light, the effigy starts to crumble under the weight of the damage, revealing a vulnerable Medusa within.

Kid Icarus: Uprising[]

Having been resurrected following her defeat in the previous game, Medusa resurfaces with her formidable army, fully prepared to launch an all-out assault on the world, seeking vengeance against Pit and Palutena for their triumph over her a quarter-century ago.

In the opening moments, Medusa makes her grand entrance as an ethereal projection in the vast expanse of the sky. With an air of superiority, she addresses Pit and Palutena, taunting and mocking them both. This unexpected encounter leaves our heroes bewildered and on edge. However, Medusa's presence doesn't end there. Once Pit emerges victorious from his battle against the formidable Twinbellows, she reappears, but instead of showing any signs of fear or concern, she merely lets out a chilling laugh in response to Pit's threat. In a seemingly effortless manner, she retreats, leaving behind a sense of unease in our heroes' hearts. The recurring appearances of Medusa throughout the story serve to emphasize her cunning and manipulative nature. Whether she is taunting our heroes or attempting to recruit allies, her actions showcase a calculated and ruthless mindset. As the goddess of darkness, Medusa thrives in chaos and revels in the suffering of others. With each encounter, her presence becomes more foreboding, leaving our heroes to wonder what nefarious plans she has in store for them. It is not until that Medusa resurfaces once again, this time with a different motive. She approaches Dark Pit with an offer to assist him in defeating his rival, Pit. However, much to her surprise, Dark Pit adamantly refuses her proposition, making it clear that he wants no part in the affairs of the Underworld Army. Rather than being enraged or disappointed, Medusa appears to find amusement in this rejection, as if she is relishing the opportunity to witness the doppelgänger angel's futile attempts to annihilate his virtuous counterpart.

After the intense argument, Pit finally reaches the true Medusa, setting the stage for a climactic final battle. During the fight, Medusa unveils her true monstrous form, reminiscent of the original game, as a desperate last resort. Eventually, Pit emerges victorious, and as Medusa's defeat becomes apparent, her castle begins to crumble into ruins. As Pit penetrates deeper into the heart of the castle, Medusa's fury becomes evident. She accuses Palutena, the goddess Pit serves, of being the true evil force. Not one to stand idly by, Pit staunchly defends his goddess and places the blame for Medusa's punishment squarely on her shoulders. In the midst of their heated exchange, Pit manages to question why Medusa was brought back to life in the first place, to which she confesses her lack of memory. For her, it is inconsequential, as her primary purpose is to seek revenge. In Chapter 9, Medusa makes her second to last appearance, marking a significant moment in the story. This time, she encounters her eternal rival and greets him through astral projection as he approaches her castle. Upon his arrival, Medusa takes pleasure in taunting Pit and summons the Underworld Gatekeeper as her final line of defense. However, Dark Pit swiftly destroys the gatekeeper, allowing Pit to progress further into the castle. With the credits rolling, Pit and Palutena revel in their hard-fought triumph, believing that they have vanquished the ultimate boss and brought peace to their world. However, their celebration is short-lived as Hades, the true Ruler of the Underworld, interrupts the moment of victory. He unveils his true intentions, disclosing that he orchestrated the revival of Medusa as a mere distraction from his grand plan.

In an unexpected turn of events, Medusa, who had caused utter chaos in the past, unexpectedly resurfaces right in the midst of the climactic final showdown against the formidable Hades. She reveals that she had grown annoy of being repeatedly revived back to life by the Underworld god, leading her to join forces with Pit. Medusa valiantly steps in to rescue Pit from a devastating assault, skillfully severing Hades' head. However, her triumph is short-lived as Hades swiftly regenerates, retaliating with a devastating blow that obliterates Medusa once and for all.

Powers and Abilities[]

Similar to the mythical figure Medusa, she possesses the ability to petrify individuals with a single gaze. Nevertheless, Medusa's Revenge portrays her as transforming people into stone through enchanted bolts discharged from her fingertips. Embracing her role as the goddess of darkness, Medusa excels in the realm of dark magic, employing it predominantly in combat situations. Engaging in battle, Medusa unleashes a diverse array of dark magic attacks, including a variety of eye beams, ethereal energy mines that hover momentarily before detonating, formidable energy barriers, and clusters of energy orbs that generate multiple offspring. Moreover, Medusa cunningly employs her magical powers to craft a mask of allure, concealing her true visage from prying eyes. However, when compelled to unleash her full might, the facade crumbles, revealing her authentic form, wherein the serpentine strands of her hair become conduits for the discharge of potent energy blasts.

Medusa appears to have a distinct inclination towards exclusive teleportation as her preferred mode of transportation, rather than utilizing a combination of levitation like the majority of deities. Furthermore, she exhibits a remarkable capability for telekinesis, as evidenced by her ability to forcefully repel Pit using a formidable gust of wind and pummel him with petrified Skuttlers. In instances where she refrains from employing her magical talents, she unleashes a savage assault upon her adversaries by means of her razor-sharp claws or by delivering a devastating punch of immense strength.

In Uprising, it becomes evident that she possesses a somewhat restricted yet discernible capability to read into the thoughts and emotions of others. This intriguing ability is exemplified by her claim of utilizing the memories of Pit and Hewdraw to construct certain aspects of That Burning Town, although the resulting replica may not have been entirely precise. Furthermore, this occurrence unveils Medusa's proficiency in the realm of illusionary magic, enabling her to manifest objects and occurrences that exist only within the realm of perception, rather than tangible reality.

Moreover, it is worth mentioning that these clones crafted by Medusa are not flawless reproductions. For instance, she was unable to grant the Pandora clone the ability to speak, indicating a certain imperfection in her soul-manipulation skills. Nevertheless, Medusa shares a common trait with numerous other deities, as she possesses the capability to manifest colossal astral projections of herself. Through these projections, she is able to communicate via telepathy, further showcasing her supernatural abilities. Similar to Hades, Medusa possesses the remarkable power to manipulate souls, allowing her to sculpt and transform them into various shapes and forms. Within her castle, one can come across soul-made replicas of Twinbellows, Hewdraw, and Pandora, a testament to her soul-manipulating abilities. However, it is important to note that Medusa's power in this regard is considerably less potent than that of Hades. While Hades has the ability to fully resurrect individuals, Medusa is limited to only creating copies of others.

Other appearances[]

Kid Icarus 3D Anime[]

Medusa serves as the titular antagonist in the anime short Medusa's Revenge, a single-episode series that delves into her history as a divine being in the realm of Skyworld, leading up to the pivotal events of the Uprising.

Super Smash Bros Ultimate[]

Medusa appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as two attack-type primary spirits, her first based on her appearance from the original NES Kid Icarus, and her second based on her Uprising appearance. Her Spirit Battle is a Stamina Battle against a giant Palutena with super armor, plus gravity is heavier. At level 99, Medusa can be enhanced to her Uprising Spirit, which grants the player the ability to start the battle giant sized.

Captain N comics[]

In the Captain N comics, Medusa plays a similar role to the games, but her appearance is altered.

TV Appearance[]

Medusa made an appearance in the Captain N cartoon series.

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Trivia[]

  • Medusa's trophy description mentions that she has a "bad hair day" due to having snake hair.
  • She is the first villain to break the fourth wall in the Kid Icarus franchise.
  • Naturally, she is based on the legendary Gorgon known as Medusa in Greek mythology with whom she shares a name. However, in the original myth, Medusa was not a goddess. It is possible that Medusa's title as "Queen of the Underworld" may have been influenced by Persephone, who was known as the goddess-queen of the Underworld and the wife of Hades in Greek mythology.
  • During Chapter 6, Palutena notes something strange about the monsters that Medusa, actually Hades, is getting without the Mirror of Truth. Pit guesses that if it is their faces and not their souls. This may be a nod to the book, The Hunger Games (which movie came out on the exact same day as the game), where Katniss Everdeen notices something familiar about the faces of the Muttations, and it was later revealed that they the Capitol is making them from the fallen tributes just as Hades used the souls of humans.

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