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- Inside, this TARDIS is similar to the TARDIS shown in the original episodes (grey, hole patterns on the walls, the Time rotor) but the console is a single circular panel and the time rotor spins as it goes up and down. Also, there are 2 platforms on the sides and a dark gray path on the floor Author's Note: In a series I may or may not make, one of the later episodes involves the TARDIS regenerating/reforming when the Eye of Harmony dies out (I didn't tell the entire thing, nor is it an actual episode that people care about, so it technically isn't spoilers)
- The Oracle is a creature of the Void and adept , formerly known as Annarima.
- The Oracle is a monster who resides on a special level called "The Oracle Level" (or Delphi). She can provide a consultation for a fee, which is supposed to be one of the main ways the player learns about the game. In practice, players read spoilers, such as this one.
- The Oracle was a female Garde from Lorien. She had a rare ability to see visions of the future, like Number Nine's Grandfather. The Oracle had a particularly powerful version of the Legacy to see visions of the future and secluded herself in a Loric Cave in the Himalayas so that she could concentrate on sorting through the many visions that flooded her mind. Some of her visions depicted an impending war and is the reason that the Elders began their preparations.
- The Oracle was originally created by the Great Beings in order to control the amount of evil in the universe and protect the Great Spirits.They gave him the ability to control all elements,including legendary ones.He was sent down sometime after Mata Nui was to the universe,originally going to Metru Nui to aid in its construction.When some beings,such as Tren Krom began to rebel,he started the Time Slip with the Order of Mata Nui so that Av-Matoran would hold light wherever they went,even if they didn't know it.
- Cassandra Papadakis (Grk: Κασσανδρα Παπαδακης), better known as the Oracle was one of the suspects in the murder investigations of Greek finance minister Demetrios Metaxas in Murder's Cheap (Case #4 of World Edition) and book author Jacqueline Proust in The Impossible Dream (Case #6 of World Edition).
- He is voiced by Paul Bandey.
- Name: The Oracle Run Time: 4:32 Year: 1988
- The Oracle was an oracle living in the Oracle Cave in Llewdor.
- The Oracle is the embodiment of the Great Crystal, and appears very rarely and only during important events. She hadn't appeared for a long time, until appearing before your Guardian.
- The Oracle is a Program found in The Matrix Trilogy. She is a key ally to Neo and Morpheus.
- The Oracle is a major supporting character in The Matrix franchise. She is a program with such insight into human psychology that she has clairvoyant abilities. She was initially created to interpret aspects the human psyche and was responsible for the key principles behind the third "current" version of the Matrix. After having served her purpose, she went into Exile and aided the Resistance in the Machine War; she ultimately is responsible for ending the war through her manipulation of key members within the Resistance, including Neo. In the theatrical releases, she is portrayed by actresses Gloria Foster and Mary Alice.
- The Oracle is a character in Aladdin and the King of Thieves. An Egyptian spirit inside a mysterious staff, she sets Aladdin off on a quest to find his lost father when he asks about whatever happened to him.
- The Oracle is an object used to create Nobodys. The person who holds the Oracle can chose who to make a Nobody of. This copy can be either male or female, despite the original's gender.
- The Oracle is a quest in Might & Magic: Heroes Online.
- The Oracle is a strange being living in the middle of a pond in the High Mountain Village. She will reveal cryptic messages about the PC's future when chatted with, and will explain how to achieve the Ordinary chaos god ending to PCs with appropriate items. The most common use for the Oracle is to kill her for her corpse, which provides a large (typically +6) increase to Learning, and may also increase Mana. The corpse does curse and doom the PC, so it is strongly recommended that the PC has a favourable disposition with his/her deity before eating the Oracle.
- The Oracle is the seventh campaign level of Halo 2, where the player plays as Thel 'Vadamee. Starting directly after you land the Banshee you were flying in the previous level, the opening cutscene has Rtas 'Vadumee comment on smelling a familiar stench. You will again have Spec.Ops. Elites and Grunts as allies and, possibly (Depending on difficulty), an Ultra Grunt. This is the first level in Halo 2 where you encounter the Flood and some of their new abilities, most notably the ability of Infection Forms to revive fallen Combat Forms and the shielding on some Combat Forms.
- After Shu's brief talk with Primella, Noi finds a path out of Nirvana while Shu options another route for their next destination. Shu and Co. make their way through the city while evading the White Brigade's patrolling shifts commandeered by Furioso's intelligent tactics. During this part, Bouquet's hair touching Marumaro's nose causes him to sneeze giving them away to one of the security shifts. Shu and Marumaro manage to take them down as the next shift appears. Lucky for them before the soldiers ca signal, Jiro arrived and took them down. Jiro manages to create a diversion as Shu and the others make their escape, but Furioso easily recognises the ruse. When Furioso gets ready to intercept and fire where Shu and Co. are, Dr. Tarkovsky intervenes and tells him and the soldiers in the area
- – The title of Oracle seems to be a hereditary one however whoever holds the position possesses omnipotent powers and omniscient knowledge enabling them to watch and protect the universe. – in comic the Oracle title can refer to the following characters:
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