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| - A veces es bueno y a veces es malo,pero no se separa nunca de sus compañeros,que siempre defiende.Tiene unos poderes psiquicos increibles,con los que ayuda a la gente.Cuando es malo no se quiere acercar a nadie por problemas que ha tenido en su vida y que ahora esta recordando.
- Dis was a prison planet used by the Imperial Landsknechte during the 30th century. The star it orbited, formerly a white dwarf, was turned into a red giant by a quark bomb the Earth Empire used in their war against the Greld. After that transformation, Dis was within the photosphere of the red giant. (PROSE: Original Sin) File:PlanetStub.png
- Dis ist ein mittelgroßes Sonnensystem mit fünf und einem Asteroidengürtel. Voraussetzung: NES: Feindliche Übernahme (Mass Effect)
- Dis, the City of Bones, is a city located in the Land of the Dead. It is ruled by Death and his consort Gaea and also has the Nightmare Court which governs the spirits of the dead in the land. It is a dark, gloomy place from which hope has all but vanished.
- Luminosity N/A Planets Moons 0 Asteroid Belts 0 Asteroids 0 Objects 0 Location: Milky Way / Hades Gamma / Dis Dis is a medium system with five and an asteroid . Prerequisite: UNC: Hostile Takeover (Mass Effect) It is probably named for the City of the Dead in Dante's Inferno, the first canticle of his Divine Comedy. In the Divine Comedy, Dis is located in the sixth circle of Hell.
- Dis is a goddess of fate from Norse mythology.
- Dis (ディース, Diisu) is a Level 39 Persona of the Magician Arcana. It can be obtained from Shuffle Time in the Midnight Channel dungeon Void Quest. Dis inherits "Fire" skills from other Personas in Fusion.
- The acronym DIS may refer to:
* Defence Intelligence
* Defense Investigative Service
* Designed-in Security
* Disruption Impact Simulator Model
- Gremar est la quatrième planète orbitant autour de l'étoile Dis. Article principal: Gremar
- Dis is the place where the Demons from Skin Deep hail from.
- Dis is a planet located in the Magnetar system. It has a Terran station in the orbit and a jumpgate. This station can be used to restock on cargo as it has a jumpgate. It is average for traders and useless for hunting pirates.It looks similar to Earth.
- Dis is a city within the Dark Tower Series. The Orange Sphere of Maerlyn's Rainbow is reported to be here.
- Dis is the name of planets in two works of science fiction. In Harry Harrison's 1962 novel Planet of the Damned, Dis is a hellish Desert Planet.
- Dis är en manlig Vanir och en medlem av en besättning av en Vanir rymdskepp.
- The underworld city of Dis is the home and headquarters of the Ferrymen within the Tempest.
- A walled city in the heart of Hell, Dis held the throne of one of the most powerful demons recorded - the Spider Mastermind. It is believed the demonic invasions of Phobos and Deimos started here, hatched in the twisted mind of this loathsome creature. The Spider Demon's throne room was also the location of a dimensional doorway to Earth, which seems to indicate it was one of the sites in Hell used to launch the Earth-Hell War.
- The second layer of Hell is Dis (pronounced DIHS), the Infernal City, a prison for the souls of those who used the law to prey upon those around them. Dis is ruled by the archdevil Dispater, who rarely leaves his city except to the summons of Asmodeus.
- Dis by Sigma is a song in Mungyodance 3: The Third Rave. The background features Sigma. The song's rhythm and feel is similar to the In The Groove track "VerTex" by ZigZaG.
- The dis is an elite creature of the Fortress in Might & Magic: Heroes VII add-on, Trial by Fire. Its upgraded form is the valkyrie.
- Dis is the largest city on Infernus, the demon realm. Its regent is Gree'gar, a Tsutsaroth demon. It is only spoken of in the Trivium Daemonum, in which Relenor claims to have learnt of its existence from Azacorax, the Avernic demon imprisoned within the Wizards' Tower. Relenor notes, however, that, as the information he obtained is taken from demons, it may not be wholly reliable.
- 250px|thumb|Dis Dis zwane też Żelaznym Miastem zajmuje olbrzymią część tej warstwy. Z jego czarnych murów wytryskają dymy, unoszące się ku zielonkawemu niebu. Jest tu bardzo gorąco i łatwo oberwać opiłkiem rozżarzonego metalu, z którego zbudowane jest całe miasto. Wąskie uliczki tej metalowej potworności rozciągają się niemal bezkreśnie. Oczekujący oddają się tu bezcelowej pracy - jedne grupy wznoszą budynki po to, by inne natychmiast rozpoczęły ich burzenie. Cała ta praca odbywa się bez żadnych narzędzi, gołymi rękami, parzonymi przez rozgrzane żelazo. Ulice wypełniają jęki tych biedaków, poganianych i smaganych przez spinagony i abishai. Przestrzeń zmienia się tak szybko, że bezcelowe jest sporządzanie jakichkolwiek map, a budowle i drogi są wznoszone i burzone bez żadnego planu, w sposó
- In 2010, Dis was part of the crew of a Vanir spaceship that chased after Doctor Elizabeth Weir to run tests on her to see how Deascending had affected her. Dis and the rest of his crew captured Weir and Ronon Dex, the latter by accident on Sateda and fled, chased by Lieutenant Colonel John Sheppard and Doctor Rodney McKay in Puddle Jumpers. To stop the ship, McKay fired on it in hopes of disabling it, but instead the Vanir ship crashed on Sateda. The damage was such that only Dis, in the rear section of the ship, survived out of the crew. Weir later determined he had a skull fracture and was beyond their ability to aid. In an attempt to save Dis if only to find out the Vanir's intentions, the Atlantis team brought in Travelers doctor Dekaas who was unable to help Dis anymore than they coul
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