René Emile Belloq was born in Marseilles, France to a wealthy wine making family at Forteresse Malevil, and claimed to be a relative of Jean Lafitte. He had at least one sibling, a brother named Claude. Belloq grew up admiring France's most acclaimed archaeologists and made it his mission to become one himself by enrolling at the Sorbonne where a fellow student named Indiana Jones was studying linguistics.
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| - Arqueólogo francés rival de Indiana. Es contratado por los nazis para encontrar la localización del Arca. En las escenas finales de la primera película, es asesinado junto a la tropa nazi, tras abrir el Arca y liberar las fuerzas sobrenaturales que habitan en su interior.
- René Emile Belloq was born in Marseilles, France to a wealthy wine making family at Forteresse Malevil, and claimed to be a relative of Jean Lafitte. He had at least one sibling, a brother named Claude. Belloq grew up admiring France's most acclaimed archaeologists and made it his mission to become one himself by enrolling at the Sorbonne where a fellow student named Indiana Jones was studying linguistics.
- René Emile Belloq (Unknown - November, 1936) was a French archaeologist, mercenary and a rival of Indiana Jones. He is also the main villain in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Like Jones, Belloq scoured the globe for antiquities, but would rather keep them for himself or sell them for his own profit instead of giving them to a museum as Indy did. On several occasions, he simply let Indy do the dirty work and then stole the prize from him. Colonel Dietrich and Major Toht were his allies. When Belloq was young he was one of Indy's friends. They first met in the Honduras in 1920.
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| - The Lost Chronicles of Young Indiana Jones
- Indiana Jones' Marshall College entry
- Toht's Marshall College entry
- Belloq's Marshall College entry
- Marion Ravenwood's Marshall College entry
- Dietrich's Marshall College entry
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| - So once again, Jones what was briefly yours is now mine
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| - René Emile Belloq (Unknown - November, 1936) was a French archaeologist, mercenary and a rival of Indiana Jones. He is also the main villain in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Like Jones, Belloq scoured the globe for antiquities, but would rather keep them for himself or sell them for his own profit instead of giving them to a museum as Indy did. On several occasions, he simply let Indy do the dirty work and then stole the prize from him. Colonel Dietrich and Major Toht were his allies. When Belloq was young he was one of Indy's friends. They first met in the Honduras in 1920. He died in 1936, when he and other villains opened the Ark of the Covenant. He was killed by the arks power then his head blew into bits. He was played by Paul Freeman in the Raiders of the Lost Ark movie.
- Arqueólogo francés rival de Indiana. Es contratado por los nazis para encontrar la localización del Arca. En las escenas finales de la primera película, es asesinado junto a la tropa nazi, tras abrir el Arca y liberar las fuerzas sobrenaturales que habitan en su interior.
- René Emile Belloq was born in Marseilles, France to a wealthy wine making family at Forteresse Malevil, and claimed to be a relative of Jean Lafitte. He had at least one sibling, a brother named Claude. Belloq grew up admiring France's most acclaimed archaeologists and made it his mission to become one himself by enrolling at the Sorbonne where a fellow student named Indiana Jones was studying linguistics. In August 1922, the two met at an archaeological dig at Ur in Iraq where Belloq absconded with several artifacts and sold them off, damaging the reputation of Doctor Andrés Uribe in the process. However, the act made Belloq a contact with dealers on the black market. Returning to the university, Belloq came across a paper on stratigraphy by Jones and plagiarized the work. As a result, he was awarded the Archaeological Society Prize with Jones unable to prove the theft. His accolade and inherited wealth bought him a job at the Louvre in Paris as an assistant curator. He held the position for under a year as he became suspect in the funding of a grave robbing expedition in Persia which led to the deaths of several of the museum's employees and a British archaeologist. Fired, Belloq became a mercenary to whomever could afford him. At some point in his career, Belloq journeyed to Estray in the Orkney Islands where the ruins were believed to hold the lost treasure of tenth century Viking pirate Magnus Redhand. Belloq's methods only resulted in angering the locals, and he left them distrustful of all archaeologists. Belloq also traveled to Peru where he made contact with the indigenous Hovitos tribe while searching for the Temple of the Chachapoyan Warriors. However, he was unable to convince the Hovitos to take him to the sacred valley of their Chachapoyan ancestors where the temple was located. Warning: The following section is ambiguously canon. It contains information that originates in a source that has not been deemed definitively canon. His career also saw the Lourve officially hire Belloq to search for the Star Map of Baghdad in French-controlled Syria. While Belloq was in the country with French government's permission, Jones was suspicious, and asked people to keep an eye on his rival. Ambiguously canon information ends here.
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