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| - This song adds nothing new to the story. Instead, it references each song in the story so far. This could be interpreted as a reflection on where the character has gone so far, or it could just be a recap of the story.
- "Terminus" es una misión en Hitman: Absolution. Es la segunda misión del primer acto, occuriendo tras "El Rey de Chinatown" y antes de "Cazador y Cazado". Categoría:Misiones de Hitman: Absolution
- "Terminus" is the fourteenth mission of Crysis 2.
- Terminus was the first city on the planet that was built by the People of Novus after they colonized the planet. The city was high tech until berzerker drones began to attack the planet and the town, because of technology, which attracted them. The people moved their Stargate to another city so they could save as many of their people as possible. The people abandoned the city and escaped through the Stargate. The city had also published a newspaper, Terminus Tymes. Some parts of the city were destroyed. (SGU: "Blockade")
- The terminus was a Malcorian term for the foot. Malcorians did not have digits on their termini, and were shocked to discover one of their own, which was actually a Human in disguise, having digits on his terminus. (TNG: "First Contact" )
- Terminus fue un villano que se enfrento a Batman en el pasado y producto de ese encuentro termino herido tanto física como mentalmente.
- Terminus (ターマイナス, Taminasu) is an extremely powerful cybernetic weapon which surged completely out of control, becoming an extremely dangerous and infamous villain of a dangerously high disaster level. Terminus was created using a highly experimental form of hyper condensed steel alloy, which was both lightweight and incredibly durable, and yet, also retaining a great deal of mass somehow, subsequently, he is regarded as one of the greatest weapon engineering marvels of the modern era, and because of that he is all the more dangerous. He is responsible for crushing a number of heroes, including heroes as high as a-class, and is labeled a demon level disaster.
- Terminus, the Blade Tainted By the Devil King's Blood, is a Demonic Sword that chose Kazan as its wielder. A blade cursed by a King's blood, it is granted immense sharpness and tremendous power.
- Terminus is a Heroic Perk. __NoToC__
- Terminus is an NPC that...
- Terminus är huvudstad på Novus planet.
- Terminus was a planet located within the Terminus system of the Outer Rim Territories.
- Terminus is the Roman god of boundaries, the protector of the limits both of private property, and of the public territory of Rome. He seems civil, but can become quite angry when rules are broken. He has no Greek counterpart.
- This is quite possibly the most uneventful Doctor Who story ever made for TV. It's an idea that easily could've been told in 2 parts at most, but for some reason it was decided, either by Gallagher or by JNT, that it should be padded out to fill the four part format. As a result, its first three and a half episodes are just characters running down corridors (which may just sound like a typical Doctor Who episode anyway but trust me, it feels even more bland and tedious here), before telling us how the universe was created from the fuel discharge of a time-travelling leper colony spaceship, a concept that makes "the Moon is an egg" seem positively sane in comparison. At least the Part 1 cliffhanger is good for a laugh.
- [Source] Terminus était une planète se trouvant dans les Territoires de la Bordure Extérieure. Elle se trouvait à l'intersection de la Voie Hydienne, entre Rutan et Imynusoph, et de la Voie Marchande Corellienne, après Manpha.
- Terminus is a nigh cyberpotent artificial intelligence created by the Eternal Legion in order to destroy other hyper-powerful civilizations like it, except, Terminus had far too much power for their control, and the project ultimately backfired on them.
- Terminus is a location in Season 4 and Season 5 of AMC's The Walking Dead. The group that occupied it, led by Gareth, served as the secondary antagonists of the second half of Season 4 and the primary antagonists of the first half of Season 5.
- Terminus may refer to:
* Terminus Hotel, a Chicago hotel in Hitman: Absolution.
* Terminus (mission), a mission in Hitman: Absolution that takes place in the hotel.
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- Terminus est une arme de Xemnas dans Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days.. Cet aérolame peut évoluer en Terminus + et Terminus ++. Il peut l'utiliser s'il s'équipe de la pièce fantôme.
- Terminus was the Commander of the Covenant Special Operations after Rtas 'Vadum.
- In May of 2006 Kerunix Flan offered the Ecosystem Working Group use of the Terminus sim. The sim has since been used as a development area for artificial life in SL.
- Terminus nombre 'y su posición como un centro socio-económico fundamental en el borde de la galaxia sugieren firmemente que es una referencia al planeta del mismo nombre que dio origen a un imperio galáctica renovada en la novela de serie de la Fundación de Isaac Asimov. Por otra parte, la ciudad-planeta de Asimov y la capital galáctica de una sola vez de Trantor fue una inspiración parcial para Coruscant.
- Terminus is a vast space platform that is open to attack. It serves as a 4-player multiplayer map for StarCraft II. It is best suited for macro games with large battles in the center. There's a novice version.
- Terminus was used by a company to treat Lazar's disease. The treatment involved using the radiation from Terminus's engines in uncontrolled doses to remove the disease, often with a lethal amount of radiation. The Lazars were transported to Terminus using computer-controlled ships with no living crew, only robotic attendants. Terminus, on the other hand, was crewed by slave labour, the Vanir, whose continued work for the Company was assured by the strict control of the drug Hydromel, which protected them from Lazar's Disease.
- Shokaract begins to live up to his name. As he and the Beasties battle, the Covenanti arrive from the future and assault him as well. Megatron, though, guesses correctly at Shokaract's intentions, and he slinks into the cave to fire upon the Dark Essence. It seems that Unicron is in constant danger of being pulled back to 2005, and the threat posed by Megatron's onslaught is critical. So Shokaract uses the future Dark Essence that he carries with him to cement the past Dark Essence's hold in space-time.
- Through generating the entropic fields of the Void, a Voidborn was capable of shrouding themselves in Void energies. The most common application of Terminus exercised by the Voidborn of the Charon Dominion was to eliminate their presence, or lack thereof, in the Force. This ability was noted as being separate from the manner in which the Yuuzhan Vong were absent in the Force, and early in the Extant War, the Jedi power of attempted to sense vacancies in the Force was discovered to be ineffectual against the Voidborn.
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