Namorita
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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| + | '''Namorita Prentiss''' | ||
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| + | ===New Warriors=== | ||
| + | Whilst in Queens, she was present during the investigation of a potential ecological disaster when [[Terrax]] was reborn and attacked. Namora was the first hero to attack him with her joined by a number of other young heroes who fought him together leading to his defeat. The Avengers arrived and dismissed the young heroes with Namora being recruited by [[Dwayne Taylor (Marvel)|Dwayne Taylor]] as they formed the [[New Warriors]]. (New Warriors v1 #1) | ||
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| + | During the team's mission to Trans-Sabal, they went to the nation where they found themselves involved in an armed insurrection, forced to choose sides. At one point, Nita was in a position to prevent one of the army leaders from being killed, but because of the situation she could not decide how to act, and allowed Halladah to be killed by her inaction. (New Warriors v1 #30) | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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==Alternate Versions== | ==Alternate Versions== | ||
| + | *In Fantastic Four Unlimited v1 #6 (1994), an alternate version of Namorita appeared in the '''Pax Atlantea''' reality that was designated as Earth-9966 in the Multiverse. This version lived in a world where the Fantastic Four never formed resulting in an amnesiac Namor regaining his memories at a later point. He would then vow to destroy the world for the indignities he suffered in that time. Finding his people in Atlantis, Namor married his long time lover Lady Dorma and then began plotting to take over the surface world. Allying himself with his cousin Namora, his daughter Namorita, the Lemurian rulers Llyra and Karthon, as well as the barbarian Attuma, Namor was able to accomplish this goal. Addressing the United Nations, he told them surface dwellers that they could live their lives as long as they respected the will of New Atlantis. Namor then set up a new palace in New York City. Eventually, the Fantastic Four arrived in this reality while on a quest searching for their missing leader Mister Fantastic. The Invisible Woman, the Thing, and the Human Torch were all captured while Ant-Man ended up joining Betty Dean's resistance. While the Invisible Woman played on Byrrah's natural tendency for treachery, Ant-Man led the rebels on an attack on Namor's palace. During the fight Betty Dean revealed herself as a member of the resistance, prompting Namor and Dorma to call an end to the fighting. Byrrah took this opportunity to fatally shoot the Sub-Mariner, but he was executed by Namora shortly thereafter when she tossed him off the top of the palace. With Namor dead, Lady Dorma ordered her people to withdraw back to the ocean and let the surface dwellers live lives of their own. The Fantastic Four of Earth-616 then left on the Time Platform. | ||
| + | *In Marvel 1602: Fantastick Four v1 #4 (2006), an alternate version of the character named '''Rita''' appeared in the [[Marvel 1602]] reality that was designated as [[Earth-311]] in the Multiverse. Rita is the cousin of Numenor, Emperor of Bensaylum. Numenor hoped that she would marry him and produce his heir, although she had rebuffed all suitors he had presented prior to her introduction and pointed out that he could just as easily find a consort to produce his own heir. When the Four from the Fantastick arrived in Bensaylum, Rita fell in love with John Storm. She later protected John and his sister Susan from the Sandman and revealed that Numenor had allied with Count Doom to enslave the two of them and kill their companions, Richard Reed and Benjamin Grimm. Rita, apparently the only survivor of Bensaylum's destruction, clung to a piece of driftwood in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, crying for help and being watched by an impassive Uatu the Watcher. | ||
==In other media== | ==In other media== | ||
===Television=== | ===Television=== | ||
| + | *In Spider-Man, Namorita appeared in the 1981 animated television series in the episode "Wrath of the Sub-Mariner" where she was voiced by actress B.J. Ward. | ||
===Video games=== | ===Video games=== | ||
| + | *In Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, Namorita appeared as an NPC character in the video game where she was voiced by actress April Stewart. | ||
| + | *In Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, Namorita appeared as an NPC character in the video game where she was voiced again by actress April Stewart. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| − | *''Sub-Mariner'': | + | *''Sub-Mariner v1'': (1972) |
| − | *''New Warriors'': | + | *''New Warriors v1'': |
*''Nova'': | *''Nova'': | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Namorita_Prentiss_(Earth-616) Marvel Database Entry] | ||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namorita Wikipedia Entry] | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namorita Wikipedia Entry] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:48, 20 July 2024
Namorita is a female comic superhero who features in Marvel Comics.
Contents |
Biography
Origin
Namorita Prentiss
New Warriors
Whilst in Queens, she was present during the investigation of a potential ecological disaster when Terrax was reborn and attacked. Namora was the first hero to attack him with her joined by a number of other young heroes who fought him together leading to his defeat. The Avengers arrived and dismissed the young heroes with Namora being recruited by Dwayne Taylor as they formed the New Warriors. (New Warriors v1 #1)
During the team's mission to Trans-Sabal, they went to the nation where they found themselves involved in an armed insurrection, forced to choose sides. At one point, Nita was in a position to prevent one of the army leaders from being killed, but because of the situation she could not decide how to act, and allowed Halladah to be killed by her inaction. (New Warriors v1 #30)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Namorita was created by Bill Everett where she made her first appearance in Sub-Mariner v1 #50 (June, 1972).
- It was revealed that writer Chris Yost intended for the character of Water Snake to be one of 12 clones of Namorita with one being used as a means of resurrecting the character in New Warriors but the book ended before the story arc could be written.
Alternate Versions
- In Fantastic Four Unlimited v1 #6 (1994), an alternate version of Namorita appeared in the Pax Atlantea reality that was designated as Earth-9966 in the Multiverse. This version lived in a world where the Fantastic Four never formed resulting in an amnesiac Namor regaining his memories at a later point. He would then vow to destroy the world for the indignities he suffered in that time. Finding his people in Atlantis, Namor married his long time lover Lady Dorma and then began plotting to take over the surface world. Allying himself with his cousin Namora, his daughter Namorita, the Lemurian rulers Llyra and Karthon, as well as the barbarian Attuma, Namor was able to accomplish this goal. Addressing the United Nations, he told them surface dwellers that they could live their lives as long as they respected the will of New Atlantis. Namor then set up a new palace in New York City. Eventually, the Fantastic Four arrived in this reality while on a quest searching for their missing leader Mister Fantastic. The Invisible Woman, the Thing, and the Human Torch were all captured while Ant-Man ended up joining Betty Dean's resistance. While the Invisible Woman played on Byrrah's natural tendency for treachery, Ant-Man led the rebels on an attack on Namor's palace. During the fight Betty Dean revealed herself as a member of the resistance, prompting Namor and Dorma to call an end to the fighting. Byrrah took this opportunity to fatally shoot the Sub-Mariner, but he was executed by Namora shortly thereafter when she tossed him off the top of the palace. With Namor dead, Lady Dorma ordered her people to withdraw back to the ocean and let the surface dwellers live lives of their own. The Fantastic Four of Earth-616 then left on the Time Platform.
- In Marvel 1602: Fantastick Four v1 #4 (2006), an alternate version of the character named Rita appeared in the Marvel 1602 reality that was designated as Earth-311 in the Multiverse. Rita is the cousin of Numenor, Emperor of Bensaylum. Numenor hoped that she would marry him and produce his heir, although she had rebuffed all suitors he had presented prior to her introduction and pointed out that he could just as easily find a consort to produce his own heir. When the Four from the Fantastick arrived in Bensaylum, Rita fell in love with John Storm. She later protected John and his sister Susan from the Sandman and revealed that Numenor had allied with Count Doom to enslave the two of them and kill their companions, Richard Reed and Benjamin Grimm. Rita, apparently the only survivor of Bensaylum's destruction, clung to a piece of driftwood in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, crying for help and being watched by an impassive Uatu the Watcher.
In other media
Television
- In Spider-Man, Namorita appeared in the 1981 animated television series in the episode "Wrath of the Sub-Mariner" where she was voiced by actress B.J. Ward.
Video games
- In Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, Namorita appeared as an NPC character in the video game where she was voiced by actress April Stewart.
- In Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, Namorita appeared as an NPC character in the video game where she was voiced again by actress April Stewart.
Appearances
- Sub-Mariner v1: (1972)
- New Warriors v1:
- Nova:
External Links
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