History
Origins
Aqhat was an Mesopotamian demigod.[2][3]
Modern days
He allied himself with fellow Mesopotamian god Marduk and with Oceanic god of evil Whiro among the subversive organization Everlasting, Marduk intending to set off a violent international war allowing him to claim enough souls to completely regain his godhood.[3]
1953
In 1953, in Buenos Aires, Aqhat killed Nazi scientist Johann Weimer whom Citizen V (Paulette Brazee) had just captured, and was himself killed by her, not before cryptically revealing his affiliation.
The V-Battalion spent two years trying to understand his bow and arrows, before relinquishing it to a museum in Israel (as both "Aqhat" and the bow were based on Hebrew mythology).[1]
Recent days
In 2002, Aqhat resurfaced, stealing the bow from the museum.
He was then spotted three weeks later in Bosnia-Herzegovina, where he attacked Citizen V (John Watkins III) as he was destroying weapons the Everlasting intended for ULTIMATUM.[1]
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Powers and Abilities
Powers
Cognizant-Regenetative: Aqhat could reincarnate into new body, with his powers living on.[5]
Abilities
He was stated to have physical skills on par with Citizen V (John Watkins III)'s.[1]
Paraphernalia
Weapons
Bow and black-energy arrows[1] crafted by Kothar-wa-Khasis,[citation needed] and who could be fired only by Aqhat's unique properties.[1]
Links and References
- 5 Appearances of Aqhat (Earth-616)
- Minor Appearances of Aqhat (Earth-616)
- Media Aqhat (Earth-616) was Mentioned in
- 1 Images featuring Aqhat (Earth-616)
- Quotations by or about Aqhat (Earth-616)
- Character Gallery: Aqhat (Earth-616)
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Footnotes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Citizen V and the V-Battalion Everlasting #1
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Thor & Hercules: Encyclopaedia Mythologica #1; Akua's entry
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Thor & Hercules: Encyclopaedia Mythologica #1; Marduk's entry
- ↑ Citizen V and the V-Battalion Everlasting #2
- ↑ Citizen V and the V-Battalion Everlasting #3
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