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- Caution: Monsters' elemental/neutral damage is modified by their statistics, which are in majority unknown.
- History of item is unknown.
- Pandora's Box is a 1997 2D Walt Disney Animated Film written by Andrew Niccol and directed by Luc Besson. It features the voice talents of Natalie Portman, Sean Connery, William H. Macy and Alfre Woodard. It is the second Walt Disney Film to deal with Greek Mythology and was subsequently released the same year as Walt Disney's Hercules.
- Pandora's Box has multiple uses, and may refer to:
* Pandora's Box, an Ancient weapon of mass destruction designed by the brilliant Lantean scientist Pandora.
* "Pandora's Box", the seventeenth episode of Stargate SG-1's fourteenth season.
- Pandora's Box is a recurring item, weapon and skill associated with multiple elements and status ailments. It is occasionally a Blue Magic. When used, Pandora's Box inflicts 1,000 multi-elemental damage, Plague, Poison, Silence, Blind, Paralyze, Sleep, Petrify and Berserker.
- Pandora's Box is a race of creature in the Darkness Civilization. __TOC__
- Pandora's Box was a mythical container of plague, sorrow, poverty, crime and hope. Pandora opened the box and released everything but hope. In 2372, Benjamin Sisko told Admiral Leyton that if the USS Lakota fired on the USS Defiant, a Pandora's Box would be opened, one that would be impossible to close. Leyton later told him "this Pandora's Box of yours, we're opening it together". (DS9: "Paradise Lost")
- Pandora's box is box formerly owned by Pandora, containing an unknown evil.
- The Pandora's Box tournament was created by Full Metal Wrestling to determine a #1 Contender to TyranT's Full Metal Championship at Lethal Injection.
- Name: Pandora's Box Run Time: 5:46 Year: 1988
- Pandora's Box is a reward box for completing some individual dungeons.
- Pandora's Box (パンドラボックス) is a high-level Mimic-type monster in The World that disguises itself as a treasure chest, often lying rigid on the ground. From time to time, or when it sees one or more PCs, it will stand up with six crab-like legs. To attack one single target, it stretches its violet head out of the treasure chest to bite. A Pandora's Box will also use Ranki Lei to confuse the party.
- Pandora's Box is a salvageable item in Endless Ocean 2. It is made of stone, wood and high-density materials when scanned with the Multisensor.
- Pandora's Box is an artifact mentioned in most cultures myths and legend, taking on several different forms, with it's most recent being a large metal box. This cursed box has the ability to take the soul of whoever opens it, sealing it away until the box reaches capacity. At capacity, when opened the box releases the souls of all those held inside to ravage the lands across the universe. Ynot was tricked by Blackout into opening the box, sealing himself inside.
- In Mythology, Pandora's Box was a gift from Zeus. He warned humanity to never open it, but the curiosity of Pandora overcame her, and she opened it, releasing all of the woes of mankind into the world. In Legendary, it was an artifact created to contain all of the creatures that maintained the natural balance in the world by the Council of 98. Countless wars were fought over it. Charles Deckard was hired by Ormand LeFey to steal the Box, but he opened it, releasing the creatures trapped inside.
- Pandora's box (formerly DorasBox) is a monster who appears in the Dragon Quest game series.
- Pandora's Box was introduced in the myth about Pandora. She was not supposed to open the box, but curiosity got the best of her. She opened the box and out flew all the evils, luckily she slammed it shut again before the last evil flew out and destroyed hope. From this story, the term Pandora's Box has come to represent something that holds or releases evil. Opening Pandora's Box implies creating serious trouble.
- Pandora's Box was a mysterious artifact located in Pandora that housed unimaginable destructive power devastating enough to render entire lands uninhabitable. On 5E:319, the box was used by Eris to punish her subjects by turning Pandora into a desolate wasteland.
- Pandora's Box (PB) was a MDoAP bloc signed on October 12, 2010. Pandora's Box was involved in both the PB-NpO War in early 2011 and the Grudge War in late 2011/early 2012. Pandora's Box disbanded on May 17, 2012.
- Pandora's Box is the twenty-first episode of the Lucky Star anime.
- Pandora's Box is the fifty-fourth issue of the Winx Club Comic Series.
- Pandora's Box (パンドーラの箱 Pandōra no Hako, "Pandora's Box") is a Treasure Box variant that debuted in Kid Icarus: Uprising. Appearing in Solo Mode, Pandora's Box inflicts damage to everything within its radius, and occasionally drops loot in the wake of its attack.
- Joey Kramer's first writing credit, this song was written on a used guitar he found in a dumpster. It was heavily inspired by the soul musicians of the 60s and 70s. It is a bonus song in Guitar Hero: Aerosmith. This Guitar Hero Aerosmith Songs article is a stub. You can help WikiHero by expanding it.
- Pandora's Box is a track in the BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK album.
- The Pandora's Box tournament was created by Full Metal Wrestling to determine a #1 Contender to TyranT's Full Metal Championship at Lethal Injection (2010).
- Go to the bottom floor of the dungeon. About 3 rooms before you reach the boss, you'll see a collector standing at the end of the hall named Fasset. Have a chat with him. He offers a few different trades, but for now you'll only concern yourself with the first one where he'll give you Research Notes for 1 million info. Get them and leave the dungeon. Don't forget to pay a visit to Mr. Jones while you're down there.
- Pandora's box is an artifact in Greek mythology. The "box" was actually a large jar (πιθος pithos) given to the Pandora. She was told not to open it by any means necessary, but, due to her ever-growing curiosity, she opened it and out of the vase came great evils which spread widely across the Earth. However, before closing the box, Pandora also discovered a power called Hope in it. She then reopened it in an effort to aid mankind, and released Hope to the world along with many other evils.
- Pandora's Box enables you to bring the horse of your choice back to life, restoring its health and energy to 100%. Resuscitated horses are reborn in the same condition as when they died. Horses over the age of 25 cannot be resuscitated as they died at an advanced age and are already resting in peace in Heaven. a Pandora's Box costs 1 pass
- Charlie splits his genius between finding the cause of a plane crash and dealing with the burglary at his home. The equations for the latter, however, are far less clear, and the costs far harder to calculate - and withstand.
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- [Wind, LVL:67, HP:672], [Earth LVL:68, HP635], [Water, LVL:68, HP:662], [Fire, LVL:66, HP:641]
* After defeating the Snowmen, continue into the next room. You will fight Medusa. [Fire, LVL:94, HP:1038], [Wind, LVL:93, HP:1023], [Earth, LVL:98, HP:1018], [Water, LVL:97, HP:1050][Medusa, LVL:150, HP:15000, Earth] Reward: Star*1, 15% EXP Capsule*1
- Pandora's Box is an ancient magical box that contains all of the sorrows of the world. It is protected by a chosen guardian and can only move onto the next when the current one dies.
- Wednesday Addams now possesses it. When she ran away she took it with her, and when a policeman found her she dared him to open it. She showed it to Sam while he was recuperating in The Addams Family Mansion. A bully at military school finds it while rummaging through her backpack. She uses it to help Grandmama pass the test for her witchcraft license.
- Pandora's Box (パンドラの箱, Pandora no Hako?) is a Noble Phantasm possessed by the Pandora Class Card used by Erika Ainsworth. It is a box granted to Pandora by the gods, but she was instructed to never open it. It contained calamity and despair, although it is said that only Elpis (『希望』エルピー, KibōErupī?) would remain after it was emptied, and her opening it out of curiosity released all the world's evils across the land. Although she quickly shut the lid, humans came to know famine, disease, and strife as a result of it being opened. Eplis was left in the box, and although its true nature is unknown, it is interpreted as being something like "hope", "premonition", or "precognition." It is said that humans were saved from being wiped out upon it being closed. There is another theory that blessin
- As revealed in Greek mythology, Pandora's Box was the box that possessed all of the evil and darkness in the world, released when the naïve Pandora opened it. This Precious was separated between key and box, to prevent either from being near one another so the box would not open again. Ryuuwon tracks down the key and takes it in a desperate attempt to find one more Precious to allow him to have power long enough until he regained the Egg of Lemuria, but Gajah steals it from him using enhanced powers tied to three Gordom Engines within his own body, with his own idea of using the box to "destroy all Precious". Once he tracks down the box, he opens it and sucks in all of the darkness within, before using it alongside the Gordom Engines to create his most powerful minion: Desperado, named as
- Pandora's Box was a rectangular box owned by the legendary woman Pandora. In appearance, the box was unassuming and plain, apart from a bronze locking mechanism on the lid, which took the shape of a large handprint (modeled after Pandora's). The lock on the Box was similar to a wind-up clock and would slowly tick open every so often, requiring it to be re-locked by Pandora or one of her descendants on a regular basis. Pandora once opened the Box and unleashed the forces within, but managed to shut the box in time to prevent hope from escaping. Thus, Pandora reasoned, hope is still in the Box, and therefore still accessible to humanity.
- In the first round the box emits a light and is protect by fences. Two mammoths fight near Pandora's box, and three Jacks slowly approach the box. The place also has a broken vehicle and dinosaurs buried in the snow. In the end of the round the mammoths fall and aren't seen again. In the end of the battle the lines on the ground disappear, causing the dinosaurs to stop moving, the objects around the box stop spinning and go out of sight, and the circle on the sky vanishes.
- Pandora's Box was an artifact sought by Lara Croft in Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life. In 2300 BC, an Egyptian Pharaoh found a place he named The Cradle of Life, where we, life, began. And then he found the box, the box which brought life to Earth. The Pharaoh opened the box, but all that was left inside was the Ramante, or anti-life. The plague, which came as the companion to life. It leveled the Pharaoh's army. The Pharoh's son dispatched his finest soldier to take the box which then he transported to the end of the world.
- In order to defeat Peter Pan, Gold needs Pandora's Box. Gold draws Ariel a map to Storybrooke and the mermaid says that she can make it there. When she asks what she needs to bring back, Gold enchants a sand dollar and gives it to Ariel, and tells her to give it to Belle. Ariel travels to Storybrooke and is met by the dwarfs. They take her to Belle and Ariel gives her the shell. They go to Rumple's shop to clean up, and the sand dollar projects a recorded image of Gold. He explains that the Home Office men are more dangerous then they feared, and that he can defeat Pan and still lives if she goes to the shop and gets the object. Gold says that the strength of their love will let her find it. Realizing the chipped cup must be involved, Belle wonders what she could do with it. She puts it in
- Pandora's Box is a terrorist group and enemies of All Heroes United, Avengers X, Star Trek Next, X-Men 2086, The Autobot Council from Transformers X, Iron Man: Hero of 2300, The Elemental Warriors: Defenders Of The Earth, and the Super Robot Wars: Heroes protagonists. Members
- Once Upon a Time, there was a little girl named Pandora. One day, Pandora found a box. She hoped it was a present for her. Suddenly, BJ walks up and tells her not to open it. Pandora was wondering why she shouldn't open the box. BJ told her that the sign says do not open. Pandora was claiming this was her box, but BJ didn't see her name on it. BJ claimed that it could belong to someone else. The point of our story is really good. When someone tells you to wait, you really should. So learn to be patient and soon my friend, the wait will be over and it will be The End.
- Stored in Aisle 989-B of Warehouse 13. Later it was revealed that the box was in the Ytterbium Chamber. Artie initially claimed the box was empty. According to legend, once Pandora opened it, a stream of chaos was released. The box now only contains the spirit of hope, which was left inside because Pandora slammed the lid shut after the world's evils escaped. Without hope, fear takes over and chaos follows after it. The brain starts producing far fewer endorphins, natural pain and stress relievers, and as a result, people start seeing the world in a much duller context.
- If the player does not learn it upon the first casting, Pandora's Box is usually impossible to obtain. The global variable for Pandora's Box is also used in the Jenova∙SYNTHESIS battle, meaning that after triggering this battle, if one were to fight another Dragon Zombie, it would again use Pandora's Box. Jenova∙SYNTHESIS is past the point of no return, however, and the only way to get back from that point is by triggering a glitch. It can be done in the original PC version by switching the CD just before the beginning of a battle triggering a fight with a Test 0 (a debug room enemy). Upon either killing it or by running away, the player will return to the world map at the point they left it the last time. If the player performs this trick when the battle with Bizarro∙Sephiroth is about to
- Pandora sought revenge against both the people that spurned her and the gods that cursed her. To do this, she needed to open the box and unleash the contents upon them, but her 'curse' prohibits her from being able to open the very object from which her curse stems from and can grant her the revenge she craves. Forced to wander the earth, unable to open her 'lunchbox', Pandora, under the alias of "Dora, sought someone she can trick into opening the box for her.
- The box was originally a jar given to Pandora by Zeus, it contained all of the evil and misery the gods could conceive. Pandora released all the evil, pain, and misery that had been bottled up inside the container. However, some evil was still caught within after Pandora had closed it; explaining why Lolotte wanted it so badly. It was later buried in a Crypt dug by the priestesses in the land of Tamir during the time of ancient Aegypt.
- Pandora's Box is an artifact of extraordinary power, which is a given considering its nature as a small fragment of the Ten-Tails' power. Takama reveals the process in creating the item was incredible risky. After all, the cube is a byproduct of his Mangekyō Sharingan technique, Shintōshu. However, the truly difficult process was acquisition of the Ten-Tails' power, which meant he was forced to confront it.
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