Apocalypse's Pyramid

Apocalypse's Pyramid
Name	Apocalypse's Pyramid
Aliases	Apocalypse's Citadel, Apocalypse's Temple, Lazarus Chamber, Fortress of Apocalypse
Location Details
Reality	Earth-616, Earth-295, Earth-92131, Earth-10005 Revised
Galaxy	Milky Way
Star System	Sol
Planet	Earth
Continent	Africa
Country	Egypt
Creators and Appearances
Creators	Jeph Loeb, Steve Skroce
First	Cable #19 (November, 1994)
First	Cable #19 (November, 1994)
Destruction	Cable #19 (November, 1994)
Destruction	Cable #19 (November, 1994)

History

Alternate Reality Versions

Age of Apocalypse (Earth-295)

After conquering North America, Apocalypse built a pyramid citadel in Manhattan as a base of operations to rule over his domain.

1990s X-Men and Spider-Man cartoons (Earth-92131)

Apocalypse's pyramid was constructed in Cairo, Egypt around 1200 BC. The pyramid incorporated advanced technology and housed the Lazarus Chamber that rejuvenated Apocalypse. Every few hundred years Apocalypse needed to return to the pyramid to sustain his longevity. The original pyramid stood until 3999 AD, but Cable, X-Men, and Archangel used Graymalkin to travel back in time to just after the completion of the pyramid to destroy it at its inception.

Earth-10005's dystopian future averted (Earth-10005 Revised)

Apocalypse's Pyramid in Cairo

Apocalypse's pyramid was constructed by a young En Sabah Nur using telekinesis on the sight that would later become Cairo, Egypt. The tyrant Apocalypse used the technology within the pyramid to transfer his essence into a new mutant body allowing him to accumulate various mutant powers and live multiple life times. It was during one of these transferring ceremonies that the peasants, tired of being subjugated, attacked Apocalypse and Horsemen, destroying the temple and burying them within the sands. Centuries later, Apocalypse was awoken in the 1980's. Disturbed with what the world had become, he tried formed his Horsemen, rebuilt his pyramid, and attempted to cleanse the planet.

Residents

Former Residents

1990s X-Men and Spider-Man cartoons (Earth-92131)

• Apocalypse
• Horsemen of Apocalypse
  • Death
  • War
  • Pestilence
  • Famine

See Also

• 17 appearance(s) of Apocalypse's Pyramid
• 3 minor appearance(s) of Apocalypse's Pyramid
• 1 mention(s) of Apocalypse's Pyramid
• 10 image(s) of Apocalypse's Pyramid

Links and References

• Egyptian pyramids
• Temple of the Horsemen