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| HistoryText = In the Hyborian Age, a meteorite landed on Earth in Northern Vanaheim on the European continent, circa 8250 B.C. It was controlled by an entity called the Ex-Mind, who wanted to take over the world. To that end, it sent its agent, [[Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn]], to find a host for it. However a local human hunter/gatherer found the rock and fought Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn. In the fight, the meteor was smashed and its fragments scattered. One of the fragments (also called the Bloodgem) was embedded in the human's chest, and the explosion killed the human's tribe. The human vowed revenge on Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn. Because of the gem in his chest, he became immortal, and later became known as [[Ulysses Bloodstone]]. After his death 10,000 years later, the bloodgem was passed to Ulysses' daughter, [[Elsa Bloodstone|Elsa]]. |
| HistoryText = In the Hyborian Age, a meteorite landed on Earth in Northern Vanaheim on the European continent, circa 8250 B.C. It was controlled by an entity called the Ex-Mind, who wanted to take over the world. To that end, it sent its agent, [[Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn]], to find a host for it. However a local human hunter/gatherer found the rock and fought Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn. In the fight, the meteor was smashed and its fragments scattered. One of the fragments (also called the Bloodgem) was embedded in the human's chest, and the explosion killed the human's tribe. The human vowed revenge on Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn. Because of the gem in his chest, he became immortal, and later became known as [[Ulysses Bloodstone]]. After his death 10,000 years later, the bloodgem was passed to Ulysses' daughter, [[Elsa Bloodstone|Elsa]]. |
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| − | A human mutate that would eventually be known as [[Maha Yogi (Earth-616)|Maha Yogi]] also witnessed the Bloodgem's shattering and claimed one of the fragments for himself, called it the "Jewel of Jeopardy" and used it to attain immortality and enhance his magical talents. When the jewel was crushed by the [[ |
+ | A human mutate that would eventually be known as [[Maha Yogi (Earth-616)|Maha Yogi]] also witnessed the Bloodgem's shattering and claimed one of the fragments for himself, called it the "Jewel of Jeopardy" and used it to attain immortality and enhance his magical talents. When the jewel was crushed by the [[Bruce Banner (Earth-616)|Hulk]], it caused Maha Yogi to age 10,000 years in an instant.{{r|[[Incredible Hulk Vol 1 210|Incredible Hulk #210]] - [[Incredible Hulk Vol 1 211|211]]}} |
Bestows superhuman strength, superhuman durability, immortality, and a regenerative healing factor. |
Bestows superhuman strength, superhuman durability, immortality, and a regenerative healing factor. |
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Revision as of 03:03, 25 April 2016
History
In the Hyborian Age, a meteorite landed on Earth in Northern Vanaheim on the European continent, circa 8250 B.C. It was controlled by an entity called the Ex-Mind, who wanted to take over the world. To that end, it sent its agent, Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn, to find a host for it. However a local human hunter/gatherer found the rock and fought Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn. In the fight, the meteor was smashed and its fragments scattered. One of the fragments (also called the Bloodgem) was embedded in the human's chest, and the explosion killed the human's tribe. The human vowed revenge on Ulluxy'l Kwan Tae Syn. Because of the gem in his chest, he became immortal, and later became known as Ulysses Bloodstone. After his death 10,000 years later, the bloodgem was passed to Ulysses' daughter, Elsa.
A human mutate that would eventually be known as Maha Yogi also witnessed the Bloodgem's shattering and claimed one of the fragments for himself, called it the "Jewel of Jeopardy" and used it to attain immortality and enhance his magical talents. When the jewel was crushed by the Hulk, it caused Maha Yogi to age 10,000 years in an instant.[1]
Bestows superhuman strength, superhuman durability, immortality, and a regenerative healing factor.Notes
Trivia
See Also
- 89 appearance(s) of Bloodgem
- 1 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Bloodgem
- 20 minor appearance(s) of Bloodgem
- 4 mention(s) of Bloodgem
- 4 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Bloodgem
- 19 image(s) of Bloodgem
Links and References
References
- ↑ [[Incredible Hulk 210 - 211|[[Incredible Hulk #210|Incredible Hulk 210]] - 211]]
- ↑ Thunderbolts Vol 1 46