Kukulkan was the feathered serpent god in the religion of the Maya. The image of Kukulkan was etched into the small recesses of the doorway of the Pyramid of the Sorcerer at Uxmal. Indiana Jones found the etchings, and inserted the Four Mayan Figurines to open the doorway to the Akashic Hall of Records in 1941.
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| - Kukulkan es un alien de Ben10.000:universo de andromeda.
- Kukulkan était une forme de vie très ancienne, la dernière de son espèce. En dépit de son aspect, il était bienveillant.
- Kukulkan was the feathered serpent god in the religion of the Maya. The image of Kukulkan was etched into the small recesses of the doorway of the Pyramid of the Sorcerer at Uxmal. Indiana Jones found the etchings, and inserted the Four Mayan Figurines to open the doorway to the Akashic Hall of Records in 1941.
- Kukulkan was an ancient and very long-lived being, and the last of his species. He visited Earth in the distant past, and was instrumental in the technological and architectural advances of the Egyptian, Mayan, and Aztec civilizations. He also taught them new techniques in art and agriculture. He hoped that they would combine this knowledge to complete Kukulkan's city and live in peace; however, they did not. Kukulkan's visit to Earth is manifested in history by legends of a winged serpent creature that came from the sky bringing knowledge. These records were available in the library computer of the Constitution-class USS Enterprise.
- right Kukulkan war bei den Maya die gefiederte Schlange, Gott der Auferstehung und der Reinkarnation. Bei jedem Äquinoktium steigt sein Schatten die el Castillo-Treppen hoch oder runter (Chichén Itzá). Er spielt eine identische Rolle wie Quetzalcoatl bei den Azteken. Nach der Legende kommt Kukulkan aus dem Ozean und wird eines Tages vielleicht dorthin zurückkehren. Eine Maya-Legende besagt, dass er während des Weltuntergangs auf die Erde zurückkehren wird. In Yukatan ist sein Name Kukulkan, in Guatemala wird er Gucumatz genannt.
- thumb|Kukulkan (2270) Kukulkan ist ein außerirdisches Wesen in Gestalt einer fliegenden Schlange. Dieses Wesen besucht einst die Erde, um den Menschen zu helfen, ein friedliches Miteinander zu erreichen. Für die Maya ist es Kukulkan, für die Azteken Quetzalqoatl und in Asien der Chinesische Drache. Kukulkan verlangt von den Menschen, dass sie Städte nach seinen Vorgaben bauen sollen und wenn sie das getan hätten, dann würde er zurückkehren. (TAS: )
- Kukulkan was an ancient and long-lived lifeform who was the last of his species and had an impact on various ancient Earth cultures' beliefs and legends. He has also been identified with the lore of Quetzalcoatl, as well as the legend of the Chinese dragon. Kukulkan's visit to Earth is manifested in history by legends of a winged serpent creature that came from the sky bringing knowledge. These records were available in the library computer of the USS Enterprise. Despite his imposing appearance, he was benevolent.
- Because of the extreme mortality rate associated with Hypnotic Gaze, Kukulkan is usually straight-tanked with slow-hitting, high-damage weapons until he starts readying his OverDrive. His normal attacks have fairly low accuracy, however the status effects from his gaze attacks need to be taken into account - it is best to have a permanently-blinded healer who will remove status effects from other characters.
- Kukulkan (/kuːkuːlˈkän/) ("Plumed Serpent", "Feathered Serpent") is the name of a Maya snake deity that also serves to designate historical persons. The depiction of the feathered serpent deity is present in other cultures of Mesoamerica. Kukulkan is closely related to the god Q'uq'umatz of the K'iche' Maya and to Quetzalcoatl of the Aztecs. Little is known of the mythology of this pre-Columbian deity. Sizeable temples to Kukulkan are found at archaeological sites throughout the north of the Yucatán Peninsula, such as Chichen Itza, Uxmal and Mayapan.
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| - *Zusatzeffekt: Gift.
*Hat Dreifachattacke.
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| - *Anfällig auf Gemach , Paralyse , und Gift .
*Widersteht Schwerkraft , Fessel und Blind
*Hat einen ziemlich hohen Regeneriereneffekt.
*Wütet nach einer Stunde.
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| - *Verwendet für den Auftrag: Gift und Galle
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| - *Beim Untersuchen der ??? bei und im Besitz Schillernde Hippogryph-Feder, Brüchiges Wivre-Horn und Tränendes Ahriman-Auge.
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| - *Aqua Fortis: schaden, Rückstoß und AoE-Gift . Ignoriert Utsusemi .
*Calcifying Mist: AoE-Schaden und Versteinert , Zähler auf 20.
*Delta-Stich: Auf ein einzelnes Ziel gerichtete Dreifachattacke, mit Zusatzeffekt Pest .
*Grim Glower: Blickattacke ; jeder der ihn von vorne anblickt wird versteinert.
*Regurgitation: Schaden und Rückstoß mit Zusatzeffekt Fessel .
*Torpefying Charge: AoE-Blickattacke Paralyse .
*Oppressive Gaze: Blickattacke ; jeder der ihn von vorne anblickt steht unter dem Effekt Angst und Zombie . Während es aktiv ist, sind seine Attacken verstärkt. Diese Fähigkeit verwendet er alle 1/6 seiner HP. Schnelles Umdrehen könnte helfen oder den Schaden minimieren. Beim rechtzeitigen Umdrehen verschwindet der Angsteffekt nach einigen Sekunden.
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| - Kukulkan es un alien de Ben10.000:universo de andromeda.
- right Kukulkan war bei den Maya die gefiederte Schlange, Gott der Auferstehung und der Reinkarnation. Bei jedem Äquinoktium steigt sein Schatten die el Castillo-Treppen hoch oder runter (Chichén Itzá). Er spielt eine identische Rolle wie Quetzalcoatl bei den Azteken. Nach der Legende kommt Kukulkan aus dem Ozean und wird eines Tages vielleicht dorthin zurückkehren. Eine Maya-Legende besagt, dass er während des Weltuntergangs auf die Erde zurückkehren wird. In Yukatan ist sein Name Kukulkan, in Guatemala wird er Gucumatz genannt. Kukulkan ist auch der Gott der vier Elemente (Wasser, Erde, Feuer, Luft), jedes Element wird durch eine Pflanze oder ein Tier dargestellt:
* Luft - der Geier
* Feuer - die Eidechse
* Erde - der Mais
* Wasser - der Fisch In der Maya-Schrift kann Kukulkan mit einer Knochenflöte, einem Jaguar, einem Adler, einem Becken voller Blut oder einer Schnecke repräsentiert werden.
- thumb|Kukulkan (2270) Kukulkan ist ein außerirdisches Wesen in Gestalt einer fliegenden Schlange. Dieses Wesen besucht einst die Erde, um den Menschen zu helfen, ein friedliches Miteinander zu erreichen. Für die Maya ist es Kukulkan, für die Azteken Quetzalqoatl und in Asien der Chinesische Drache. Kukulkan verlangt von den Menschen, dass sie Städte nach seinen Vorgaben bauen sollen und wenn sie das getan hätten, dann würde er zurückkehren. (TAS: ) Kukulkan wurde im Original von James Doohan, in der ZDF-Version von Arnold Marquis und in der CIC-Synchronfassung von Klaus Guth gesprochen. Sein Name lautet im englischen Original Kukulkan, die deutsche Übersetzung fügte ein zusätzliches ‚l‘ hinzu, sodass er in der deutschen Fassung als Kulkulkan bezeichnet wird.
- Kukulkan était une forme de vie très ancienne, la dernière de son espèce. En dépit de son aspect, il était bienveillant.
- Because of the extreme mortality rate associated with Hypnotic Gaze, Kukulkan is usually straight-tanked with slow-hitting, high-damage weapons until he starts readying his OverDrive. His normal attacks have fairly low accuracy, however the status effects from his gaze attacks need to be taken into account - it is best to have a permanently-blinded healer who will remove status effects from other characters.
* A group of Black Mages using Ice and Fire spells are extremely potent damage dealers on Kukulkan. All of them can be permanently blinded throughout the battle, and hence be immune to Kukulkan's gaze attacks, without loosing any damage-dealing capacity, unlike meelee damage dealers. When Kukulkan starts readying his OverDrive, the party will flee (note that you will have to overcome Kukulkan's high agility when you attempt to do so) and re-engage after the 'glow' effect around the enemy wears off. At this point, his HP will be reduced by 5% as a side effect of using his OverDrive.
- Kukulkan was an ancient and very long-lived being, and the last of his species. He visited Earth in the distant past, and was instrumental in the technological and architectural advances of the Egyptian, Mayan, and Aztec civilizations. He also taught them new techniques in art and agriculture. He hoped that they would combine this knowledge to complete Kukulkan's city and live in peace; however, they did not. Kukulkan's visit to Earth is manifested in history by legends of a winged serpent creature that came from the sky bringing knowledge. These records were available in the library computer of the Constitution-class USS Enterprise. He has also been identified with the lore of Quetzalcoatl, as well as the legend of the Chinese dragon. (TAS: "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth")
- Kukulkan was the feathered serpent god in the religion of the Maya. The image of Kukulkan was etched into the small recesses of the doorway of the Pyramid of the Sorcerer at Uxmal. Indiana Jones found the etchings, and inserted the Four Mayan Figurines to open the doorway to the Akashic Hall of Records in 1941. A temple with a large statue of Kukulkan was hidden below a Mayan city complex on the coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. The statue, at the center of a large calendar stone that told the origins of Kukulkan and the story of the K'iche Maya tribe, actually housed a shaft that dropped into an underground river which flowed out to the sea. Indiana Jones discovered the temple and accidentally traveled down the river in 1957.
- Kukulkan (/kuːkuːlˈkän/) ("Plumed Serpent", "Feathered Serpent") is the name of a Maya snake deity that also serves to designate historical persons. The depiction of the feathered serpent deity is present in other cultures of Mesoamerica. Kukulkan is closely related to the god Q'uq'umatz of the K'iche' Maya and to Quetzalcoatl of the Aztecs. Little is known of the mythology of this pre-Columbian deity. Although heavily Mexicanised, Kukulkan has his origins among the Maya of the Classic Period, when he was known as Waxaklahun Ubah Kan (/waʃaklaˈχuːn uːˈɓaχ kän/), the War Serpent, and he has been identified as the Postclassic version of the Vision Serpent of Classic Maya art. The cult of Kukulkan/Quetzalcoatl was the first Mesoamerican religion to transcend the old Classic Period linguistic and ethnic divisions. This cult facilitated communication and peaceful trade among peoples of many different social and ethnic backgrounds. Although the cult was originally centred on the ancient city of Chichén Itzá in the modern Mexican state of Yucatán, it spread as far as the Guatemalan highlands. In Yucatán, references to the deity Kukulkan are confused by references to a named individual who bore the name of the god. Because of this, the distinction between the two has become blurred. This individual appears to have been a ruler or priest at Chichen Itza, who first appeared around the 10th century. Although Kukulkan was mentioned as a historical person by Maya writers of the 16th century, the earlier 9th-century texts at Chichen Itza never identified him as human and artistic representations depicted him as a Vision Serpent entwined around the figures of nobles. At Chichen Itza, Kukulkan is also depicted presiding over sacrifice scenes. Sizeable temples to Kukulkan are found at archaeological sites throughout the north of the Yucatán Peninsula, such as Chichen Itza, Uxmal and Mayapan.
- Kukulkan was an ancient and long-lived lifeform who was the last of his species and had an impact on various ancient Earth cultures' beliefs and legends. He has also been identified with the lore of Quetzalcoatl, as well as the legend of the Chinese dragon. Kukulkan's visit to Earth is manifested in history by legends of a winged serpent creature that came from the sky bringing knowledge. These records were available in the library computer of the USS Enterprise. Despite his imposing appearance, he was benevolent. It was proven in the video game Star Trek: 25th Anniversary that Kukulkan and Quetzalcoatl were two different individuals. He visited Earth in the distant past, and was instrumental in the technological and architectural advances of the Egyptian, Mayan, and Aztec civilizations. He also taught them new techniques in art and agriculture. He hoped that they would combine this knowledge to complete Kukulkan's city so the civilizations could live in peace and he would return to Earth. However, none of the civilizations built the city exactly as Kukulkan had designed. (TAS episode: "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth")
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