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Bellerophon slept at Athena's temple. In a dream Athena gave him a golden bridle to harness Pegasus and that Pegasus should be there as soon as he woke up. Bellerophon woke up from the dream with a golden bridle in his hands. When he went out, he saw the majestic Pegasus, drinking from a spring. He used the golden bridle and armed himself with spears and a bow and a quiver of arrows. Bellerophon then rode into battle with Pegasus. After a long fight, Bellerophon had finally slain the Khimaera. <default>Bellerophon</default> full name gender alias family eye hair height species affiliation residence item status appearances actor Bellerophon is a famous son of Poseidon. Bellerophon was a great Greek hero. Bellerophon was a world home to the private estates of the system's wealthiest folk. Anything they wanted was shipped in from off-world, so they had no need for shops or local labor. Bellerophon is the name of interstellar spaceships in multiple works of science fiction. Bellerophon was a Marauder-class missile cruiser in the service of the Rebel Fleet during the Galactic Civil War. BELLEROPHON was a specialized gamma-ray emitter system developed by Acumen Science Laboratories for the "localized mass effect progressive diversification of genetic lifeforms with acute temporal kinetics and instantaneous induction of a genetically-targeted terminally reproductive biological process". Bellerophon is the old and injured Tug's new name. The small little horse chose it for himself via the uncanny communication between Master and Horse. When a Ranger Corps horse is retired, its name is changed and its old name is given to a new horse that just joins the Corps. In this case, it is a small horse with nearly identical characteristics with the old Tug (Bellerophon). Bellerophon was a character on Xena: Warrior Princess. He was the demi-god son of Artemis, goddess of the hunt and leader of the Amazons. Bellerophon felt resent towards the Amazons for abandoning his mother and subsequently plotted revenge against them. During a ceremony that would reunite the scattered Amazon nation, Bellerophon's men interrupted the gathering, killed and wounded many Amazons and kidnapped Varia, who was the queen of the tribe which was hosting the event. He took her to his fort on the island of Helicon, where he laid numerous traps for the Amazons that would come to her rescue. However, he released Varia and promised that he would ensure that she and her Amazons would return home safely - if she killed Gabrielle, who was currently leading them. However, Xena saw through One possible etymology that has been suggested is: Βελλεροφόντης < βέλεμνον, βελόνη, βέλος (projectile, dart, javelin, needle, arrow, bullet) + -φόντης (slayer) < φονεύω (to slay). However, Kirk says that "Βελλεροφόντης means 'slayer of Belleros'". Belleros could have been a Lycian, a local daimon or a Corinthian nobleman—Bellerophon's name "clearly invited all sorts of speculation". Bellerophon is the Mythic Age hero for Zeus. His special attack is a jump attack, similar to Anubites. Bellerophon rides a Pegasus and wields a spear. He then became arrogant and attempted to fly to Mt Olympus on Pegasus. However, this presumption angered Zeus and he sent a gad-fly to sting the horse causing Bellerophon to fall all the way back to Earth. Pegasus completed the flight to Olympus where Zeus used him as a pack horse for his thunderbolts. Bellerophon, who had fallen into a thorn bush, lived out his life in misery as a blinded crippled hermit grieving and shunning the haunts of men until he died. In Tlos, near Fethiye, in modern-day Turkey, ancient Lycia, there is a tomb with a carving of a man riding a winged horse. This is claimed locally to be the tomb of Bellerophon. English | Japanese “As you command.""I'll destroy you gently.""Bellerophon!” —Rider Bellerophon: Bridle of Chivalry (騎英の手綱ベルレフォーン, Kiei no TadzunaBerurefōn?) is a shining golden bridle and whip paired as a set that is capable of fully controlling a Divine Beast. It is an oddity even among Noble Phantasms, having no effect without a mount. Its power is great, providing extraordinary offensive and defensive capabilities of the highest level. While Rider alone is not able to match Saber in battle, she is confident in its ability to defeat any opponent without them stopping her charge. Sharing its name with Bellerophon, the young man who tamed and rode Pegasus in Greek Mythology, she uses it with her Pegasus, allowing it to display its full power even with its normally docile nature. "More than a mere ship of exploration, the Bellerophon embodied humanity's last, great effort to tame the universe through our own will alone." -- Dr. Paul Museveni, father of Drago Museveni, A Farther Shore, CY 8401 Bellerophon is the Mythic Age Hero for Zeus in Age of Mythology.

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Bellerophon was a world home to the private estates of the system's wealthiest folk. Anything they wanted was shipped in from off-world, so they had no need for shops or local labor. Bellerophon slept at Athena's temple. In a dream Athena gave him a golden bridle to harness Pegasus and that Pegasus should be there as soon as he woke up. Bellerophon woke up from the dream with a golden bridle in his hands. When he went out, he saw the majestic Pegasus, drinking from a spring. He used the golden bridle and armed himself with spears and a bow and a quiver of arrows. Bellerophon then rode into battle with Pegasus. After a long fight, Bellerophon had finally slain the Khimaera. Bellerophon was a Marauder-class missile cruiser in the service of the Rebel Fleet during the Galactic Civil War. English | Japanese “As you command.""I'll destroy you gently.""Bellerophon!” —Rider Bellerophon: Bridle of Chivalry (騎英の手綱ベルレフォーン, Kiei no TadzunaBerurefōn?) is a shining golden bridle and whip paired as a set that is capable of fully controlling a Divine Beast. It is an oddity even among Noble Phantasms, having no effect without a mount. Its power is great, providing extraordinary offensive and defensive capabilities of the highest level. While Rider alone is not able to match Saber in battle, she is confident in its ability to defeat any opponent without them stopping her charge. Sharing its name with Bellerophon, the young man who tamed and rode Pegasus in Greek Mythology, she uses it with her Pegasus, allowing it to display its full power even with its normally docile nature. Pegasus is already an exceptional beast, and directing it with Bellerophon removes its limiters, causing it to rage under Rider's command. All of its abilities are increased by one rank, and its defensive power, already on the level of a dragon, is improved several times due to the protection provided by its massive amount of magical energy and divine protection. The "Armor Class" rank is raised by one hundred, and the maximum speed that the charge of the beast can reach is between four hundred and five hundred kilometers per hour. Once fastened, it allows for the mounted beast to use its most powerful charge to physically destroy the target, and it must be fastened after the mount is summoned or simultaneously as it emerges from the summoning circle. Compared to the golden flare of Excalibur, this arrow of light can be called a white comet. As it is a powerful ability, it is not suited for ground combat in normal situations. Although she can fasten and mount it immediately after it leaves the summoning circle, she prefers to utilize it in the air away from onlookers. She has the Pegasus fly high into the air, before descending down like divine lightning. It grows large enough to engulf the Center Building's rooftop and destroy the building itself. With assistance from Shirou's Rho Aias, it is capable of overcoming Excalibur after ninety percent of Bellerophon's light is offset. Bellerophon is the name of interstellar spaceships in multiple works of science fiction. BELLEROPHON was a specialized gamma-ray emitter system developed by Acumen Science Laboratories for the "localized mass effect progressive diversification of genetic lifeforms with acute temporal kinetics and instantaneous induction of a genetically-targeted terminally reproductive biological process". Bellerophon was a great Greek hero. Bellerophon is the Mythic Age Hero for Zeus in Age of Mythology. <default>Bellerophon</default> full name gender alias family eye hair height species affiliation residence item status appearances actor Bellerophon is a famous son of Poseidon. One possible etymology that has been suggested is: Βελλεροφόντης < βέλεμνον, βελόνη, βέλος (projectile, dart, javelin, needle, arrow, bullet) + -φόντης (slayer) < φονεύω (to slay). However, Kirk says that "Βελλεροφόντης means 'slayer of Belleros'". Belleros could have been a Lycian, a local daimon or a Corinthian nobleman—Bellerophon's name "clearly invited all sorts of speculation". Bellerophon was a character on Xena: Warrior Princess. He was the demi-god son of Artemis, goddess of the hunt and leader of the Amazons. Bellerophon felt resent towards the Amazons for abandoning his mother and subsequently plotted revenge against them. During a ceremony that would reunite the scattered Amazon nation, Bellerophon's men interrupted the gathering, killed and wounded many Amazons and kidnapped Varia, who was the queen of the tribe which was hosting the event. He took her to his fort on the island of Helicon, where he laid numerous traps for the Amazons that would come to her rescue. However, he released Varia and promised that he would ensure that she and her Amazons would return home safely - if she killed Gabrielle, who was currently leading them. However, Xena saw through his plan and prevented Varia from killing Gabrielle, as well as continued the attack on Bellerophon and his men. A large battle broke out between the two sides and Xena fought with Bellerephon, of whom he resented for killing his mother. However, he seemed to believe himself to be invincible due to being a half-god, but Xena still managed to kill his half-mortal self after giving him a chance to walk away. Bellerophon is the old and injured Tug's new name. The small little horse chose it for himself via the uncanny communication between Master and Horse. When a Ranger Corps horse is retired, its name is changed and its old name is given to a new horse that just joins the Corps. In this case, it is a small horse with nearly identical characteristics with the old Tug (Bellerophon). Bellerophon is the Mythic Age hero for Zeus. His special attack is a jump attack, similar to Anubites. Bellerophon rides a Pegasus and wields a spear. "More than a mere ship of exploration, the Bellerophon embodied humanity's last, great effort to tame the universe through our own will alone." -- Dr. Paul Museveni, father of Drago Museveni, A Farther Shore, CY 8401 He then became arrogant and attempted to fly to Mt Olympus on Pegasus. However, this presumption angered Zeus and he sent a gad-fly to sting the horse causing Bellerophon to fall all the way back to Earth. Pegasus completed the flight to Olympus where Zeus used him as a pack horse for his thunderbolts. Bellerophon, who had fallen into a thorn bush, lived out his life in misery as a blinded crippled hermit grieving and shunning the haunts of men until he died. In Tlos, near Fethiye, in modern-day Turkey, ancient Lycia, there is a tomb with a carving of a man riding a winged horse. This is claimed locally to be the tomb of Bellerophon. His descendants ruled Lycia.

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