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- Ravana appears in the Ramayana as the demon-king of Lanka and the principal antagonist of Rama. In character, Ravana is born to a Brahmin father, and grew up to become a great scholar. He performed a penance that took many years, pleasing the creator-god Brahma, who granted him a boon. Initially asking for immortality, but was refused, Ravana asked for protection against daevas, demons and spirits. He later went on to become king of Lanka, and soon king of all living things. His hubris led him to kidnap Sita, Rama's wife. In retaliation, Rama incarnated as a human, circumventing the boon given to Ravana, and killed Ravana.
- Ravana is a nasty personification of gluttony, that can influence people to eat into a frenzy.
- Rāvaṇa (Sanskrit:रावण, Image:Speakerlink.svgiImage:Speakerlink.svgiImage:Speakerlink.svgi/vənə/) is the primary antagonist in the Hindu epic Ramayana, where he is depicted as the king of Lanka. Rama had once addressed Ravana as a "Maha Bhatt" (Great Brahman in the context of his education). Rāvaṇa is depicted and described as having ten heads. He is described as a follower of Shiva, a great scholar, a capable ruler and a maestro of the veena, but someone who wished to overpower the devas. His ten heads represents that his knowledge of the six shastras and the four Vedas. In the Ramayana, Rāvaṇa is the antagonist, kidnapping Rama's wife Sita to exact vengeance on Rama and his brother Lakshmana for having cut off the nose of his sister Surpanakha.
- Ravana was the demon king of Lanka, modern Sri Lanka. He kidnapped Sita, Lakshmi's avatar, in revenge after Rama, Sita's husband (Vishnu's avatar), cut off Ravana's sister's nose. He was the brother of Kubera and was a devotee of Shiva. He gained supremacy in all three worlds after defeated Indra and the other gods in battle. He was ultimately defeated and killed by Rama, his brother Lakshman, and their friend Hanuman, king of the monkeys.
- In Indian Mythology, specifically the Ramayana, Ravana was the king of Sri Lanka, lord of the Rakshasa and a figure of great piety and great evil. In the Classic World of Darkness, the name Ravana may (or may not) be used by several entities.
- Ravana is the primary antagonist who appears in the Pixar short Sanjay's Super Team. He is Sanjay's super villain re-imagining of the Hindu God Ravana. His super villain identity takes inspiration from Venom.
- Ravana is an Orbital Frame that appears as boss in Zone of the Enders: The Fist of Mars.
- Ravanas are Monsters from Maplestory. They're the most powerful Monsters in the Golden Temple. __TOC__
- Ravana ラーヴァナ is a third evolution MAG in Phantasy Star Online. A second or third tier MAG can become another third tier form when it is a level divisible by 5 and at least level 50 after feeding, but does not meet the requirements to evolve into any specific fourth tier form. To become a Ravana, it must be fed by a force with an even section ID (Viridia, Skyly, Purplenum, Redria, Yellowboze) and have DEF lower than 45 and POW higher than MIND and MIND higher than DEX. Only whole POW, DEX and MIND levels count for these comparisons; the 0%–100% progress meters are disregarded.
- —The Jester Prince Lord Ravana (主ラーヴァナ, Ravana) is the most important member of The Hakuri Pirates, working and is watched closely by Demetrius D. Xavier and his division. The man behind the wooden mask known as Ravana, it is unknown to what his real name is or to what his face looks likes. Ravana was a former World Noble who was given permission from the World Government to go out and campaign in the name of the organization.
- Ravana is a powerful king of demons from Hindu mythology and is often depicted as having ten or more heads - he is famous for kidnapping the wife of Rama, although he is seen primarily as the antagonist of the story he has had some followers and devotees in the Hindu faith who see him as a more morally flexible being than his more commonly seen evil incarnation. Ravana is also the main antagonist from Sita Sings the Blues.
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