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- Man muss ein Portal für 80 Goldene Steine öffnen, das steht auf dem Dach eines Hauses. Nachdem das Portal geöffnet wurde kann man Aquaman für 125.000 Steine kaufen.
- Arthur Curry a.k.a Aquaman is the first born son of Queen Atlanna and heir to the kingdom of Atlantis and a member of the Justice League. He is among the many superheroes summoned by the Council of Royals to help fight the Black Marauder's Legion of Villains.
- Aquaman es el gobernante telepático de la Atlántida y de los océanos de la Tierra, un Atlante con increíble fuerza y velocidad, así como la capacidad de ordenar toda la vida marina. Su fisiología única le permite sobrevivir en tierra y en las grandes profundidades del océano de presión y temperatura. Se le dieron los nombres de Orin a través de su patrimonio real y Arthur Curry por su educación humana, él lucha para proteger los dos mundos usando sus poderosas habilidades y la influencia política. Él es un miembro fundador de la Liga de la Justicia de América.
- Mitad humano y mitad atlante, Aquaman comparte su deber como defensor de los vastos océanos con el gobierno de la ciudad sumergida de la Atlántida. Miembro fundador de la Liga de la Justicia, ¡siempre está preparado para ayudar a proteger el mundo de las fuerzas del mal! Ademas puede respirar bajo el agua y tiene una capacidad telepática para comunicarse con la vida marina. También puede nadar muy rápido. Su galería de villanos incluye a villanos como el Ocean Master y Black Manta.
- Η ονομασία "Aquaman" σχετίζεται ετυμολογικά με την λέξη "Aqua"( = ύδωρ) =.
- Aquaman is king of the Seven Seas, ruling from Atlantis. He is a super-powered Atlantean and member of the Super Friends.
- Aquaman is a fictional superhero who has been heavily involved in both the traditional DC universe (spanning several decades) and the more recent animated DC universe (which, by in large, inhabits a different canon from the mainstream). Aquaman is depicted as the ruler of Atlantis with a number of superhuman abilities such as communicating with animals, superhuman strength and limited command over the sea.
- Aquman is a hero in the DC Universe
- Aquaman is a sea based superhero. There have been two versions of Aquaman. The first was Orin and the second Arthur Joseph Curry.
- "Outrageous!"-Aquaman [src] Aquaman is the telepathic ruler of Atlantis and the Earth's oceans, an Atlantean with incredible strength and speed as well as the ability to command all sea-life. His unique physiology allows him to survive on land and at the ocean's greatest depths of pressure and temperature. Given the names Orin through his royal heritage and Arthur Curry by his human upbringing, he fights to protect both worlds using his mighty abilities and political influence. He is a founding member of the Justice League of America.
- The film was originally planned to be part of a trilogy, but Vincent Chase got out of his contract, yet Aquaman was still followed by a 2007 sequel starring Jake Gyllenhaal in the title role. This film was directed by Michael Bay and was written by Kevin Smith.
- In "The Robotic Manipulation", Raj wonders where Aquaman poops. In "The Justice League Recombination", Raj dresses as Aquaman and grumbles about it throughout the episode. In "The Deception Verification", Stuart successfully deceives Sheldon into buying an Aquaman statue for $1200. The statue of Aquaman Sheldon purchased reappears in "The Spock Resonance", where it's revealed to have a hidden camera. Raj wears his Aquaman costume again in "The Comic-Con Conundrum".es:Aquaman
- Aquaman, also known as Arthur Curry, is an aquatic superhero. He's a member of the Justice League and friend of Superman. The two have teamed up on numerous occasions. Aquaman is the king of Atlantis, a thriving underwater nation.
- Orin, known as Aquaman for the world population, is the ruler of undersea Atlantis. The offspring of a sea captain and an Atlantean princess, he has been both a hero and a villain to the surface world. He is a member of Doctor Fate's Illuminati.
- Aquaman is a Super Heroes character who has appeared in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes.
- Aquaman is published by DC Comics. The current price per issue is $2.99.
- The Aquaman has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
- HP : 345 Gils : 118 Exp : 450 Niveau : 17 Attaque : 31 Défense : 19 Faiblesse : Foudre
- Aquaman Born to Princess Atlanna of Posidenous and the exiled wizard Atlan, Prince Kren was cast out at birth by the cruel and superstitious populace of Posidenous due to his blonde hair. With the help of her advisor Vulko, Atlanna made it to the surface, where she was found and rescued by a young lighthouse keeper named Tom Curry, who she later married. Renaming his stepson Arthur, Tom raised Arthur as his own, and after Atlanna's death, trained Rou to use his powers to help others and protect the oceans from evil. As an adult, Arthur became Aquaman, using his orange and dark green prison suit from when he found Posidenous and was imprisoned, and has since reclaimed the throne that is rightfully his.
- Aquaman is still a virgin, despite being in his mid-60s and having fathered a child. However, Aquaman has experienced a resurgence in his cool factor by doing weed and entering the Olympics under the pseudonym Michael Phelps.
- Aquaman must return to water after a period of time or he will weaken.
- Aquaman was a superhero in the comic Bart was reading, Aquaman and Superman. aquaman is mentionned in an episode were homer board on a fisherman's ship. when this ship sinks, homer calls for the gods help mistakenly calling aquaman as the roman god of sea instead of neptune.
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- Aquaman was taken away and shackled to a reef near a volcano together with his son, and Orm sent them plummeting toward the lava. Aquaman managed to break one arm free, but in the face of the imminent death of his infant son, he used his metal belt buckle to sever his own left hand, which he later replaced with a prosthetic harpoon.
- The Aquatic Superhero. Aquaman (AKA Arthur Curry AKA Orin) is a DC Comics Superhero with water-based powers. He's probably best known for his Superfriends appearances, the lame nature of that version's powers and the fact that he is in practically every episode, whether this makes sense or not ("What's that? Trouble in the desert? Come on team, we haven't a moment to lose! And let's bring Aquaman with us; his ability to breathe underwater and talk to fish are sure to be useful there!"). In essence, having him take part in anything whatsoever was sort of the super-powered equivalent to Pity Sex.
- Aquaman is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Created by Paul Norris and Mort Weisinger, the character debuted in More Fun Comics #73 (November 1941). Initially a backup feature in DC's anthology titles, Aquaman later starred in several volumes of a solo title. During the late 1950s and 1960s superhero-revival period known as the Silver Age, he was a founding member of the Justice League of America. In the 1990s Modern Age, Aquaman's character became more serious than in most previous interpretations, with storylines depicting the weight of his role as king of Atlantis.
- In "A Hero Sits Next Door", he watches Peter Griffin play strip poker with Wonder Woman. "The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz" opens with the Griffins watching Aquaman's TV show. He attempts to use his powers to convince a fish to get him a beer, who resists and claims that he is abusing his powers. They begin to argue about it until Aquaman says that this time could've been used to get him a beer. In "Prick Up Your Ears", Peter had a job as Aquaman's assistant. Chris and the (former) Evil Monkey catch Aquaman while fishing in "Hannah Banana" and eat him.
- Aquaman was born an Atlantean; an amphibious people who thrive both on land and in water. As such, he has enhanced physical abilities inherent to his species; the strength to lift several tons, the speed to swim at hundreds of nautical miles-per-hour, the stamina to stay active for days on end, and the durability to withstand gunfire. He can survive underwater indefinitely, as he can 'breathes' underwater as if he were a human on land. Aquaman is also unaffected by extremely cold underwater temperatures, and is unphased by water pressure leagues beneath the sea. His physiology also grants him an extended lifespan and enhanced senses enabling him to see, hear, and smell to a much superior degree than humans.
- Aquaman is the telepathic ruler of Atlantis and the Earth's oceans, an Atlantean with incredible strength and speed as well as the ability to command all sea-life. His unique physiology allows him to survive on land and at the ocean's greatest depths of pressure and temperature. Given the names Orin through his royal heritage and Arthur Curry by his human upbringing, he fights to protect both worlds using his mighty abilities and political influence. He is a founding member of the Justice League of America.
- Aquaman is a fictional comic book superhero who appears in DC Comics. Created by Paul Norris and Mort Weisinger, the character debuted in More Fun Comics #73 (Nov. 1941). Initially a backup feature in DC's anthology titles, Aquaman later starred in several volumes of a solo title. During the late-1950s and 1960s superhero-revival period known as the Silver Age of Comic Books, he was a founding member of the team the Justice League of America. In the 1990s-present Modern Age of Comic Books, Aquaman's character became more serious than in most previous interpretations, with storylines depicting the weight of his role as king of Atlantis.
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